As a former Navy SEAL sniper and instructor, I’ve spent a career studying the dynamics of precision shooting. Every long-range shot comes down to a blend of physics, human control, and environmental awareness. With the recent attention on a rooftop shot from Charlie Kirk's killer from roughly 200 yards, many are asking: how does such a shot actually work? This … [Read more...] about Navy SEAL Sniper Breaks Down a 200-Yard Rooftop Shot
Brandon Webb Articles
Parent Like a Navy SEAL Sniper: Raising Kids With Precision and Purpose
Parenting today can feel like trying to herd caffeinated cats while juggling flaming chainsaws. Screens everywhere, sugar bombs disguised as breakfast, and kids with the attention span of a squirrel on TikTok. It’s total freaking chaos. But here’s the truth: raising kids doesn’t have to feel like a combat zone. Not if you approach it with the same simple sniper-level … [Read more...] about Parent Like a Navy SEAL Sniper: Raising Kids With Precision and Purpose
From Cracker Barrel to the Dept. of War: Trump’s Latest Rebrand Feels Like Whiskey at a PTA Meeting
Trump just took the Pentagon’s buttoned-up “Department of Defense” and slapped it with the kind of label you’d expect to see spray-painted on an African warlord’s Humvee: Department of War! It’s the kind of rebrand that feels less like strategy and more like Hunter Biden freebasing Adderall while chain-smoking Marlboros in his pickup truck. Like Cracker Barrel trying to … [Read more...] about From Cracker Barrel to the Dept. of War: Trump’s Latest Rebrand Feels Like Whiskey at a PTA Meeting
Stop Outsourcing Your Kids—Why Parents Need to Rebuild the Village Without Abandoning It
There was a time when raising kids was a shared mission. Neighbors looked out for each other, grandparents and aunties lived nearby, and the “village” wasn’t just a metaphor—it was how kids actually grew up safe, disciplined, and shaped by more than just one or two adults. The village was a relief valve for couples and provided a mote around intimacy. That village is … [Read more...] about Stop Outsourcing Your Kids—Why Parents Need to Rebuild the Village Without Abandoning It
Chief of War Review: The Raw, Bloody Epic That Brings Back Real Storytelling (Move Over Marvel Porn)
I’ll shoot you straight—most of the content out there today is weaponized junk food for the brain. Marvel flicks, once great, now more resemble a bad porn movie than great storytelling. TikTok dopamine drips, and a digital buffet of empty calories designed to keep you scrolling like a trained chimp on Red Bull. But every once in a while, something rolls in like a rogue … [Read more...] about Chief of War Review: The Raw, Bloody Epic That Brings Back Real Storytelling (Move Over Marvel Porn)
Startups Are a Mexican Cock Fight — A Navy SEAL’s Review of The Hard Thing About Hard Things
Entrepreneurship isn’t sipping lattes in a WeWork while manifesting positive vibes into your Canva pitch deck. It’s waking up at 3 a.m., sweating like a whore in church because payroll is due and the only thing in your bank account is a moth and a bad idea. That’s why Ben Horowitz’s The Hard Thing About Hard Things hit me like an M60 on full auto. I’ve read a lot of … [Read more...] about Startups Are a Mexican Cock Fight — A Navy SEAL’s Review of The Hard Thing About Hard Things
John Wick Made Me Want to Shoot My TV — A Navy SEAL’s Review of the Wick Saga
Ah, the Glorious, Cinematic Gun Porn of Wick. I finally watched, and now get it. I don’t care how many times you’ve seen a Glock on screen, Keanu handles his pistols like he actually went through the range crawl with real shooters. And he did at a discreet range in the foothills behind Malibu. No limp-wristed nonsense. He looks like he put in the hours, and it shows. … [Read more...] about John Wick Made Me Want to Shoot My TV — A Navy SEAL’s Review of the Wick Saga
Media’s War on Peace: Why the Press Would Rather See the World Burn than Let Trump Get the Win
If you listen closely, you can almost hear it—the collective tottler-like screams from the usual suspects in the liberal media echo chamber. Trump sits down with EU leaders and Ukraine’s Zelensky, trying to pull off a diplomatic high-wire act, and instead of rooting for peace, the press is practically handing out popcorn at the “let’s hope he fails” screening. It’s not … [Read more...] about Media’s War on Peace: Why the Press Would Rather See the World Burn than Let Trump Get the Win
Trump’s Quick Reaction Force: National Security or Domestic Overreach?
It’s not every day a U.S. president proposes a standing domestic Quick Reaction Force, 600 National Guard troops on permanent standby to swoop into any American city dealing with “civil unrest.” Trump’s pitch? A lightning-fast unit ready to restore order before the headlines even hit your phone. Depending on who you ask, this is either a masterstroke in preparedness or … [Read more...] about Trump’s Quick Reaction Force: National Security or Domestic Overreach?
Zelensky’s Losing Hand: Why Trump’s Alaska Summit With Putin Proves Ukraine Needs US More Than We Need Them
The Trump-Putin summit in Anchorage wasn’t just another diplomatic sideshow; it was a neon-lit reminder that Volodymyr Zelensky is playing poker with a low pair of threes and a grin that’s wearing thin within the Trump admin. For a guy who needs America more than America needs him, he’s sure acting like a man with leverage. Reality Check Since the Maidan Revolution in … [Read more...] about Zelensky’s Losing Hand: Why Trump’s Alaska Summit With Putin Proves Ukraine Needs US More Than We Need Them
Brotherhood or Brand? Why SEALs Should Build Each Other Up, Not Tear Each Other Down
Hypocrisy in high-def. When Operators become infomercials. These aren’t just your average team guys with a dream and a blender bottle. We’re talking about the same dudes who once tried to cancel guys who left the Teams early and make something of themselves on the outside—the original SEALs who dared to tell our stories while the war was still warm. Guys who … [Read more...] about Brotherhood or Brand? Why SEALs Should Build Each Other Up, Not Tear Each Other Down
Why America’s Political Circus Is One Spark Away From Going Full Revolution Mode
I didn’t fight in two wars to watch democracy rot like last week’s Subway sandwich in a Pentagon fridge. I didn’t risk my life alongside men and women who gave everything — EVERYTHING — for this country, only to come home and witness our beloved Republic get hijacked by corporate vampires, and spineless career politicians who couldn’t lead a Boy Scout troop through a Chuck E. … [Read more...] about Why America’s Political Circus Is One Spark Away From Going Full Revolution Mode