I discuss Klaus Schwab and the NWO order with Andy Curtiss

Michael Kurcina is the Founder of Spotter Up, a tactical gear website that doubles as an immense resource of information, reviews, articles, and podcasts featuring former or active-duty members of the Special Operations community, master-level shooters, special agents, case officers, athletes, and outdoor enthusiasts who share their knowledge on everything from guns and ammo, to prepping and Survival, martial arts, Fitness, Nutrition, and Health. Michael is also the author of “We Fight Monsters: Wisdom and inspiration that speak to the warrior’s soul.” In this episode of The Alpha Human Podcast, Michael Kurcina and Lawrence Rosenberg delve into his journey as the son of a brilliant Engineer who worked with the CIA during the Vietnam War and a Vietnamese woman from a small village who left the country before the fall of Saigon to grow up in San Jose immersed in books and fighting as a kid searching for meaning. As Michael grew into a young man, he became a warrior looking for a war, fueled by violence and an intense need to test his mettle, brawling in bars and on a path to prison, he would eventually rise from being broke and jobless to reenlisting in the military at age 39, two decades after an injury ended his short career with the Marines. We delve deep into Michael’s book “We Fight Monsters” a journey into his musings on what it means to be a man and face death, fear, love, war, as well as how to be free, how to dare, and how to be reborn, as seen through the eyes of his journey of self-discovery. Along the way we discuss Michael’s views on why cultural elites and “intellectual doubters” seem to be bent on destroying what it means to be a man, fomenting a self-hating, weak society – why men aspire to be Gods and are often plagued by anger, and how we can use the “seeds of pain” born of the trauma wrought by violence, grief and hate to build a positive and rewarding life. We also discuss the genesis of Michael’s vision for Spotter Up as a source of knowledge and wisdom for those who much like himself are part Man of Action, Man of Intellect, Man of Emotion, and Man of Spirit (gunfighter, writer, wildman, and monk), and who through dedication to the Whole Man Concept of Paideia and Michael’s Chessman ideal, can find their way to the top of the mountain that we all envision surmounting.

I speak with former Marine, police officer Scott Puckett on mentorship, coaching and we’re going to discuss law enforcement, his time in the military, violence and Jesus. Scott Puckett is a former Marine, veteran law enforcement officer, and security professional with over 25 years’ experience. Recently retired from law enforcement, he served in multiple assignments throughout his career. Scott’s experience has ranged from uniform patrol, special operations, counter narcotics, and tactical operation teams. In 2001, Scott began his journey of teaching firearms, emergency-evasive driving, and tactical response at his agency. From 2005 to 2011, he served as a close protection specialist in multiple theaters of operation protecting American and foreign dignitaries. He returned home in 2011 to resume a career in law enforcement, progressing his teaching experience to include physical fitness, combatives/self-defense, tactics, and active shooter response. Scott has held leadership roles in uniform patrol, special operations, SWAT, as well as in close personal protection details internationally. Having achieved a list of personal and professional accomplishments over his life, Scott has prioritize his faith, family, and country. Constantly testing himself, Scott has sought to constantly challenge the status quo throughout his life and continues to do so today. He earned a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice, has completed numerous professional training certifications, and continues to be a seeker of knowledge. His passion in life is to be a mentor, teacher, and coach. Scott lives in Horry County and currently teaches civilians at his private range and all across the United States.

I speak with Matt Larsen about Mental preparation for combat and inculcating yourself from PTSD. Matt Larsen is a former United States Marine, United States Army Ranger and Black Belt Magazine Hall of Fame combatives instructor. He is known as "The Father of Modern Combatives", credited with the creation of the United States Army's modern combatives doctrine and the establishment of the U.S. Army Combatives School. Larsen is also a Evolutionary Psychologist specializing in Combat Psychology, and is currently the Director of Combatives at the United States Military Academy at West Point.

Tom is a decorated Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps where he served with Military Police and Airframes on the CH-53E. Currently he specializes in teaching Urban Escape & Evasion, wilderness survival, and Tactical Applications in Urban Environments. Tom teaches fire arms safety, manipulation, and marksmanship throughout eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Tom currently teaches Field Craft Hostile skills for the military, and every summer helps mold the minds of our future generations at military summer camps where he teaches advanced military skills, leadership, and team work.

Andy and I discuss indentifying fake news and propaganda.

Delta Force operator Dale Comstock of @officialamericanbadass We’re going to discuss Ukraine, being a merc and Americans going over to serve. We Fight Monsters @wefightmonsters 6pm EST. YouTube live. #merc Dr. Dale Comstock served 10 years in 1st SFOD-D (The Delta Force) as an assaulter, explosives, mechanical, ballistic,and manual breacher, Team Leader, 3rd Special Forces Group (Green Berets) as a light and heavy weapons expert -Team Sergeant, and in the 82nd Airborne Division 325th Infantry. He also worked 9.5 years as a paramilitary operative for USG and concurrently worked as a contract security specialist, COO, Vice President, and President for various security companies applying his skills and knowledge on a myriad of security challenges around the world.

I discuss the current political climate and its effects on Law Enforcement training, and morale with 2 active and 2 retired LEOs. We discuss defunding the police, the rise in crime, attacks on LEOs and the anti-police culture in America. Chris Tran; 15 years with a large agency in the PacNW, juvenile probation for 5 prior to that. Currently assigned to a Joint Enforcement Team that regulates the nighttime economy in his city. Prior assignments include patrol, pro-act mountain bike teams, community policing, and some UC stints for a couple other units. Part-time trainer for DT, tactics, and fireaarms. Chuck Porter was 6 years USMC (Air Wing), 15 years LE in S. Carolina. Most of his time was spent in Uniform Patrol, 3 years in Gang Unit. Retired to run his apparel company which he later sold to Ranger Up. 6 years doing live talk radio with a focus on LE and veteran issues and current events. His YouTube channel is ChuckU Weaponized Academia. Kurt Delia 30yr LEO SWAT NARC homicide DoD contractor CEO Delia Tactical. 15 years LE experience, large metropolitan agency with several specialties. Instructor. Additional mil experience. Riggs has 15 years LE experience, large metropolitan agency with several specialties. Instructor. Additional mil experience.

Andrew Curtiss is a Corrective and Medical Exercise Specialist with a home practice based in Clarksville Tennessee. He specializes in working with clients who have sport and sports related injuries, postural distortion, muscle imbalance, and movement dysfunction. He practices kinesiology, application of biomechanics, sport psychology and sport nutrition for human performance. He is a former professional No Holds Barred and Mixed Martial Arts athlete, amateur world runner-up kickboxer, and national karate champion. Andrew is a lifelong wrestler and martial artist with blackbelts in Moo-Duk Kwan Tang Soo Do, Shuri-te Kempo Karate, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. He is a board member and chairman of the Northern Martial Arts Association. He also has memberships in the American College of Sports Medicine, National Academy of Sports Medicine and American Council on Exercise. He is a combat veteran. Andrew served in the US Army in the 3rd Special Forces Group as a Weapons Sergeant and in the infantry in a select unit (F Co. 51st Infantry Long Range Surveillance). Andrew has authored 6 books, five of which are under his name and ownership and one as a ghost writer for a well-known public personality. Two of his books (1984 Redux: Say Hello to Big Brother) and (Combat Application Techniques: Principles of Destruction) were formerly available for worldwide distribution for print. He has written articles for publications such as The Counter Terrorist Magazine, The Journal of Tactics and Preparedness, E-Zine Articles, Examiner.com, and Spotterup. His business is Max U LLC and his website is maxurpotential.com.

Exposing the Hypocrisy in Diversity with former USMC Scout/Sniper Matt Victoriano. Matt Victoriano served as a Marine Scout/Sniper Chief Scout and Team Leader from 2000-2004. During 2003, he participated in the invasion of Iraq and returned one year later to conduct operations in Al Anbar and Babylon provinces. Since leaving the Marines, Mr. Victoriano has stayed current on national security and foreign policy issues through training, research, and consulting with various organizations and businesses. During the move of ISIL into Iraq, as a civilian Matt crossed the border to fight but was stopped and sent back to the USA.