Videos tagged with Ep

This video title, 'Ep didn’t kill himself. Micah Mercer did…', strongly suggests a narrative or discussion surrounding a real-world event involving firearms. Given the context of firearms analysis, it likely delves into the circumstances or details of this incident. Without a transcript, the primary focus remains on the implied narrative around Micah Mercer and the context of 'Ep's' alleged involvement or non-involvement, potentially exploring ballistics, incident reconstruction, or legal aspects related to a shooting. The title's provocative nature implies a focus on uncovering the truth behind the event.

This video features Nikko Ortiz, an expert in Executive Protection (EP), analyzing a shooting incident at a Donald Trump rally in Pennsylvania. Ortiz critically assesses the Secret Service's response, highlighting communication breakdowns and tactical movement errors. He emphasizes the importance of 'The Principle' and 'getting off the X' using primary, secondary, and tertiary contingency plans, drawing on his high authority level and use of industry jargon.

This video, Part-5 of a series, focuses on practical methods for electronic invisibility and avoiding surveillance. The presenter, alongside an expert (EP) who trains government and military operators, aims to equip 'capable citizens' with knowledge to protect their digital privacy. While not a typical firearms demonstration, the content stresses the importance of knowledge as a weapon, particularly in the current political and military climate. The techniques discussed are open-source, though agencies may prefer them to remain unshared. Viewers are encouraged to take notes and implement the tips provided.

This video, Part 4 of a series on electronic invisibility, focuses on cell phone surveillance. The host emphasizes the importance of situational awareness and how smartphones can compromise privacy. He introduces 'EP,' a former SF operator who now trains government and military personnel in electronic countermeasures. The series aims to equip concerned citizens with knowledge, presenting 'open source' techniques that agencies may not want shared. While not a typical "Sexy Pew Pew" topic, the content is presented as crucial knowledge for self-armament, highlighting that knowledge is the best weapon.

This video, part two of a series, focuses on achieving electronic invisibility, a critical aspect of situational awareness for citizens, especially those who are prepared and may carry firearms. The presenter collaborates with an SF buddy, EP, who trains government and military operators. The series aims to educate concerned citizens on how to avoid electronic surveillance, emphasizing that knowledge is a powerful weapon. While not a 'sexy pew pew' topic, the information is presented as vital and utilizes open-source techniques that agencies may prefer to keep private. The video encourages viewers to take notes and implement the shared tips.

This introductory video from Tactical Rifleman announces a new series focused on electronic invisibility and personal security. The presenter highlights the risks of digital surveillance, contrasting it with the physical preparedness many gun owners embrace. He introduces 'EP,' a former SF operator now teaching government and military personnel electronic security. The series aims to equip concerned citizens with knowledge, presented as a vital weapon in today's climate. The first part is scheduled for release soon, with subsequent segments to follow monthly. While acknowledging it's not typical 'Pew Pew' content, the presenter stresses its importance.