At sometime today you will read or see something about the Government of
The United States that pisses you off. Just the same as you saw
yesterday and you will see tomorrow.
Bad things are not just
coming, they are here and the best most of you can muster is a "share"
on f-book, scathing but witty email or bitch about it to your spouse.
Volunteer for a cause and put some real time and money into it. Make a
difference to someone other than yourself, be real Men or Women. Get yourself, ASAP, on someone's "Naughty or Nice" list and stand up for what you claim to believe in.
Life is short for all of us even in the best of times and the good/bad
we do lives long after us. But doing nothing, meekly living but for
yourself, is the worst waste of a soul imaginable. That kind of
non-life, being a useful idiot, is precisely the person that makes a
world safe for Despots and Tyrants.
Named after a passage from a Robert Heinlein novel called Time Enough for Love. The statement was meant as a outline for becoming a human being, it was never to be the complete guide. Just as a pilot license doesn't qualify you to drive the space shuttle. Because you've accomplished everything on the Heinlein list you haven't finished... it means you've just have received your learners permit.
Wednesday, December 11, 2013
Friday, December 6, 2013
Nelson Mandela Hero. Barry Obama Zero.
I
wonder how huge of a DC mob President Obama will send to the funeral of,
communist leader, President Nelson Mandela at our expense.
Considering that President Obama sent 0, nada, ZIP, none, know-one (notevenfukinBiden) from DC for the funeral of, free-world leader, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
Just Sayin....
Considering that President Obama sent 0, nada, ZIP, none, know-one (notevenfukinBiden) from DC for the funeral of, free-world leader, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.
Just Sayin....
Friday, September 20, 2013
Gun's Save Lives
Yesterday morning a man, a neighbor, had a episode at my
house. He was disoriented and seemed psychotic ( I do not know the cause ), wearing
just socks and shorts ,and was insisting that my house was his house. I locked
myself in my truck and called 911. I took some video on the phone of his action
and a couple photos to give to law enforcement when they arrived. During this
time he arranged the furniture on my front porch, relaxed on the porch swing
and then he decided to enter his (my) house. I took my 9mm revolver, put it in my back pocket, and went in to my home. I was able to talk and shoo him out of the
house, without using or showing my pistol, back onto the front yard. He had not
been aggressive to this point, just confused and delusional, till now.
This is when he noticed his family loaded up and ready to go
somewhere in my truck (no one was there). He proceeded to get into my running truck.
I made up my mind that this sick person was not going to drive off in my vehicle
and kill someone with it. I asked, then ordered, him to get out of the truck. He
got out fast and started a confrontation with me. (I believe in his mental
state thought he was protecting his imagined
family) I'm a big guy and he is a bigger, younger guy, my size did not deter
him and I was retreating. It was only then, when I drew down in him with my
revolver he stopped. The man , even in his diminished state of mind recognized
the danger he stated " I don't have a gun" . His body language, vocalization
suggested his displeasure over suddenly unfair fight. I replied to him "I don't
care". This revelation took the
wind out of his sails, and mulled over the change in situation. He then complied
with my order to sit cross-legged on the yard to wait for law enforcement. I
retreated to a safe distance and holstered my weapon.
During this time he asked me several times "don't you
see my family" , I shook my head and said "No".
It took around 20 min for the Sherriff Department to arrive
from the end of my 911 call.(I live less than a block from the Tampa city limits)
This incident will never make the TV, Radio or Newspaper because
it does not track with the slant that "All Guns Bad" and citizens
with guns can't restrain themselves with personal weapons. This had all the
markers of tragedy, but it didn't happen because of the gun. Think of all the possible action that might
have happened, all ended by the presence of a gun. Remember it happened to me yesterday. What might
happen to you tomorrow.
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
Block Al Jazeera America.
Block Al Jazeera America.
Everyone of you has the ability to block channels on your cable system and your box is hooked to the phone or internet, The box report's on you watch. So send a message to the cable company that we don't need that fecal matter. For good measure drop a dime and tell a human you blocked the channel too.
It was bad enough when it was Current TV, but at least that was Americans expressing their Constitutionally protected opinions, misguided and stupid they were. I'll be damned if I'll even accidentally support that Muslim Terrorist sponsored station, they have absolutely nothing I wish too hear or see.
PS: While your at you can block RT (Russia Today) and CCTV News (China) to.
Everyone of you has the ability to block channels on your cable system and your box is hooked to the phone or internet, The box report's on you watch. So send a message to the cable company that we don't need that fecal matter. For good measure drop a dime and tell a human you blocked the channel too.
It was bad enough when it was Current TV, but at least that was Americans expressing their Constitutionally protected opinions, misguided and stupid they were. I'll be damned if I'll even accidentally support that Muslim Terrorist sponsored station, they have absolutely nothing I wish too hear or see.
PS: While your at you can block RT (Russia Today) and CCTV News (China) to.
Thursday, August 15, 2013
THE MATT WALSH LETTER
Dear President Obama,
I’m reaching out to you as a friend. I know you must be deeply hurting after what happened at the Missouri State Fair. Sure, you probably try to avoid watching the news while you’re on vacation, but I’m sure the pilot who airlifted your dog to your rental mansion in Martha’s Vineyard probably caught you up to speed (that guy is such a chatterbox). Your jaw must have hit the floor when you heard the news: A rodeo clown in Missouri poked fun at you. Yeah, I know, almost impossible to believe. The gall! The gumption! The racism! Don’t worry, the entire country erupted in outrage, Democrats and Republicans issued statements of condemnation, and now the offending clown has been banned for life from the Missouri State Fair. There will likely be “action taken” against the Missouri Rodeo Clown Association, and I do hope justice is visited upon them swiftly. I think we’re all a little sick of the Missouri Rodeo Clown Association causing trouble. It’s something new every week with those freakin’ guys.
But all of this is of no consolation. The fact is, a rodeo clown in Missouri made fun of you. Nothing can ever ease the pain he has caused. This sort of crass lampooning of public officials has never happened at a rodeo until now, and I know that because a bunch of people who have never been within 150 miles of a rodeo said so. And then — worse still — the crowd erupted in applause at the spectacle of a guy in an Obama mask being chased by a rampaging bull. Racists, the lot of ‘em! I mean, Bush never got this sort of treatment. Nobody ever mocked or satirized him. No crude jokes were told about him. Nobody ever wished violence or death upon him. Ever. You know why? Because he’s white. White presidents always get treated nicely, especially white Republicans. Just ask Lincoln. The whole country agreed for over two centuries that we don’t ever insult presidents, then you get into office and all of a sudden every day is Pick on the President Day. Outrageous!
Besides, you are due some respect. You’ve earned it. You’ve done nothing but serve these people and make their lives better, and this is how they treat you? Ungrateful brats. You should drone bomb these haters. Just kidding. But seriously, you should. You’re the first president in history to actually order the assassination of American citizens, and I say why stop with some Muslim propagandist and his completely innocent son who never committed any crime at all?
I’m especially sick of these punks in the middle class who won’t stop complaining about you. What’s their issue? OK, you haven’t done anything about the unemployment rate your whole time in office, median household incomes have dropped, less businesses are opening, the number of people in poverty has increased while the number of high paying jobs has decreased, all of this while taxes go up and Obamacare looms, threatening to strangle small business owners and put thousands more out of work, but so what? I’ve got two words: Food stamps. Or is it foodstamps? I don’t know, I can’t spell it, I can just use it to get my Lucky Charms and Dr. Pepper. You’ve made all of this “work” crap obsolete by increasing the entitlement state more than any president ever in history! You’re adding more than 11 thousand Americans a day to SNAP. You’ve got millions relying on the government for rent, cable, phone, even birth control. I guess this horrible economy stuff would be kind of a bummer if not for all the delicious welfare. Who needs an economy anymore? We’ve got you, baby.
So how could anyone be upset at you? How could they delight at the degradation and mockery of Barack Obama? What’s wrong with these right wing rednecks? Are they still sore about the whole thing where you sent the IRS after your political opponents to harass and hinder them during an election cycle? Or the stuff about spying on the phone records of every American? What about all this business about you arming and funding Islamic Militants overseas and then orchestrating a coverup when a bunch of them murdered your ambassador? Are folks STILL mad that you funneled weapons to drug cartels and then threatened whistleblowers into silence? Or is it all this fuss over your Justice Department spying on and attempting to prosecute journalists? Is it the wildly unpopular two thousand page health care law? The regulation mandating that religious employers provide abortifacients to their employees? The millions of tax dollars you’ve given to the abortion industry and the blessings you wished upon a group of wealthy abortionists? The bailouts? The green energy scams? The massive expansion of government? The out of control deficit spending? The lies? The broken promises? The betrayals? The corruption? The attacks on our fundamental liberties?
I can’t imagine why anyone would get too worked about any of that. Like you said, that stuff didn’t happen. Or it did, but it’s not a big deal. Or it’s not a big deal because it didn’t. I can’t remember, I just know that you treat anyone who raises any of these concerns with utter contempt and disregard, which clearly proves that they are wrong.
Mr. Obama, IF you WERE actually guilty of being a deceitful despot who murders, conspires, and steals, then obviously all true Americans would have no choice but to giggle with glee at the sight of your likeness being gouged by an angry bull. Fortunately, that isn’t the case, which is why I’d like to apologize on for the entire state of Missouri, for everyone who has ever attended a state fair, and for everyone in the rodeo clown community.
You are still special, and I still love you.
Yours eternally,
Matt Walsh
Thursday, August 1, 2013
Fuck You John McCain
Sen. John McCain said it would be a “tough choice” for him choosing who to vote for if Hillary Clinton runs against Rand Paul in 2016.
Fuck You John McCain
Fuck You John McCain
Wednesday, July 31, 2013
Go to an APPLESEED --- Weather be Dammed......
"Americans abhorrence to smallest adversity, when it is oddly enough the very thing our sorry collective characters need the most!" - PHENRY
APPLESEED PROJECT Come out to the range, even if the weather is to be bad. You will test your equipment, yourself and be the better person for it.
Do you think that when adversity comes it will be on a mild Summer day with the sun at your back and a clear open field. Adversity is a master of finding crack in the wall, a chink in the armor or a weakness of spirit. Adversity is the forge that tempers the steel of our spines.
"Embrace the Suck" as my Son-in-law in Afghanistan say's, you'll be a better human for it.
APPLESEED PROJECT Come out to the range, even if the weather is to be bad. You will test your equipment, yourself and be the better person for it.
Do you think that when adversity comes it will be on a mild Summer day with the sun at your back and a clear open field. Adversity is a master of finding crack in the wall, a chink in the armor or a weakness of spirit. Adversity is the forge that tempers the steel of our spines.
"Embrace the Suck" as my Son-in-law in Afghanistan say's, you'll be a better human for it.
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Translating 10 anti-gun propaganda phrases into English
In George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four,
a tyrannical government attempts to control how people think by, among
other things, reducing language to “a medium of expression for the
world-view and mental habits proper to the devotees of IngSoc [English
Socialism]” and “to make all other modes of thought impossible.” In the
IngSoc government’s new language, Newspeak, the original meanings of
many words are discarded in favor of new definitions designed to conform
people’s thoughts to the tyrants’ political objectives. For example,
Newspeak phraseology includes this gem, “ignorance is strength,” a
nonsensical construction that gun control advocates appear to have taken
literally.
Speaking of gun control advocates, that brings us to the Children’s Defense Funds’ (CDF) latest offering, “Protect Children, Not Guns, 2013.” If you can stand it, bear with us now, while we translate a representative sample of the CDF’s gibberish into English, so the real gist of what the group is saying can be conveyed. Sticking with conventional practice, we’ll go with a “Top Ten,” of sorts.
1. “The Senate voted down a package of common sense gun violence prevention measures.”
Translation: This year, the Senate rejected legislation that would have banned semi-automatic rifles like the AR-15, banned standard-capacity magazines that Americans want for self-defense and practical shooting sports, and paved the way for universal gun registration by requiring an FBI background check on private firearm sales. But if we refer to gun bans and registration as “gun safety,” maybe some people who don’t read the fine print will go along with us. Everyone’s in favor of “safety,” right?
2. “The U.S. has as many guns as people. The U.S. accounts for less than 5 percent of the global population, but owns an estimated 35 to 50 percent of all civilian-owned guns in the world.”
Translation: Americans have more guns than people in other countries, because they have a constitutionally protected right to keep and bear arms that people in other countries don’t. But pretending that Americans have “too many” guns pleases our donors and helps keep the money rolling in.
3. ”America’s military and law enforcement agencies have four million guns. Our citizens have 310 million. Has this made our children safer?”
Translation: Private citizens have almost 100 times more guns than the military and law enforcement agencies, because there are almost 100 times more civilian gun owners than there are military and law enforcement personnel who are issued firearms. Also, the rate of firearm-related deaths among children has decreased 59 percent over the last 20 years. But we’d be stupid to say that.
4. “The number of children and teens killed by guns in 2010 was nearly five times the number of U.S. soldiers killed in action that year in Iraq and Afghanistan.”
Translation: In 2010, there were over 83 million “children and teens” in America, compared to about 150,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan and Iraq, so the per capita death rate among the military personnel was much higher than among the “children and teens.” Not to mention that combat operations ended in Iraq in 2010. But the people who pay attention to us don’t care about the facts, so let’s just throw this out there and see what it gets us.
5. “A gun in the home increases the risk of homicide, suicide and accidental death.”
Translation: Several “studies” by anti-gun researchers have claimed that having guns at home is statistically unsafe, and even though the claim has been debunked, let’s repeat it anyway. It’s not like the mainstream media are going to call us on it, after all.
6. “Guns are the second leading cause of death among children and teens ages 1-19.”
Translation: If young people die, it’s usually due to external causes (mostly auto accidents) because they usually don’t die of diseases. But gun control supporters like this sound bite, so let’s roll with it.
7. “Children and teens die from gun violence in all states.” Translation: Sometimes we just have to say anything we can think of to rile up our gullible followers.
8. “A 1976 amendment to the Consumer Product Safety Act specifically states that the Commission shall make no ruling or order that restricts the manufacture or sale of guns, guns ammunition, or components of guns ammunition, including black powder or gun powder for guns.”
Translation: Sure, the reason that Congress passed that law was to prevent gun control supporters from using the Consumer Products Safety Commission to shut down the manufacturing of firearms by imposing manufacturing requirements that would be impossible to achieve. But if we act outraged about it, maybe a few people will think we’re on to something.
9. “Common sense gun safety regulations protect lawful ownership and use of guns. The 1994 Assault Weapons Ban that expired in 2004 protected the rights of gun owners by exempting every shotgun and hunting rifle in use at the time.”
Translation: If we refer to a gun ban as “gun safety,” and if we pretend that a law banning some guns “protects” other guns by not banning them too, maybe we can sucker a few naïve gun owners into coming over to our side.
10. ”American companies manufacture enough bullets each year to fire 31 rounds into every one of our citizens.”
Translation: American gun owners spend a lot of time at the range, so if we divide the number of rounds they fire by the U.S. population number, we can come up with yet another nonsensical factoid our few supporters will like.
Speaking of gun control advocates, that brings us to the Children’s Defense Funds’ (CDF) latest offering, “Protect Children, Not Guns, 2013.” If you can stand it, bear with us now, while we translate a representative sample of the CDF’s gibberish into English, so the real gist of what the group is saying can be conveyed. Sticking with conventional practice, we’ll go with a “Top Ten,” of sorts.
1. “The Senate voted down a package of common sense gun violence prevention measures.”
Translation: This year, the Senate rejected legislation that would have banned semi-automatic rifles like the AR-15, banned standard-capacity magazines that Americans want for self-defense and practical shooting sports, and paved the way for universal gun registration by requiring an FBI background check on private firearm sales. But if we refer to gun bans and registration as “gun safety,” maybe some people who don’t read the fine print will go along with us. Everyone’s in favor of “safety,” right?
2. “The U.S. has as many guns as people. The U.S. accounts for less than 5 percent of the global population, but owns an estimated 35 to 50 percent of all civilian-owned guns in the world.”
Translation: Americans have more guns than people in other countries, because they have a constitutionally protected right to keep and bear arms that people in other countries don’t. But pretending that Americans have “too many” guns pleases our donors and helps keep the money rolling in.
3. ”America’s military and law enforcement agencies have four million guns. Our citizens have 310 million. Has this made our children safer?”
Translation: Private citizens have almost 100 times more guns than the military and law enforcement agencies, because there are almost 100 times more civilian gun owners than there are military and law enforcement personnel who are issued firearms. Also, the rate of firearm-related deaths among children has decreased 59 percent over the last 20 years. But we’d be stupid to say that.
4. “The number of children and teens killed by guns in 2010 was nearly five times the number of U.S. soldiers killed in action that year in Iraq and Afghanistan.”
Translation: In 2010, there were over 83 million “children and teens” in America, compared to about 150,000 U.S. troops in Afghanistan and Iraq, so the per capita death rate among the military personnel was much higher than among the “children and teens.” Not to mention that combat operations ended in Iraq in 2010. But the people who pay attention to us don’t care about the facts, so let’s just throw this out there and see what it gets us.
5. “A gun in the home increases the risk of homicide, suicide and accidental death.”
Translation: Several “studies” by anti-gun researchers have claimed that having guns at home is statistically unsafe, and even though the claim has been debunked, let’s repeat it anyway. It’s not like the mainstream media are going to call us on it, after all.
6. “Guns are the second leading cause of death among children and teens ages 1-19.”
Translation: If young people die, it’s usually due to external causes (mostly auto accidents) because they usually don’t die of diseases. But gun control supporters like this sound bite, so let’s roll with it.
7. “Children and teens die from gun violence in all states.” Translation: Sometimes we just have to say anything we can think of to rile up our gullible followers.
8. “A 1976 amendment to the Consumer Product Safety Act specifically states that the Commission shall make no ruling or order that restricts the manufacture or sale of guns, guns ammunition, or components of guns ammunition, including black powder or gun powder for guns.”
Translation: Sure, the reason that Congress passed that law was to prevent gun control supporters from using the Consumer Products Safety Commission to shut down the manufacturing of firearms by imposing manufacturing requirements that would be impossible to achieve. But if we act outraged about it, maybe a few people will think we’re on to something.
9. “Common sense gun safety regulations protect lawful ownership and use of guns. The 1994 Assault Weapons Ban that expired in 2004 protected the rights of gun owners by exempting every shotgun and hunting rifle in use at the time.”
Translation: If we refer to a gun ban as “gun safety,” and if we pretend that a law banning some guns “protects” other guns by not banning them too, maybe we can sucker a few naïve gun owners into coming over to our side.
10. ”American companies manufacture enough bullets each year to fire 31 rounds into every one of our citizens.”
Translation: American gun owners spend a lot of time at the range, so if we divide the number of rounds they fire by the U.S. population number, we can come up with yet another nonsensical factoid our few supporters will like.
Article printed from The Daily Caller: http://dailycaller.com
Thursday, July 25, 2013
accountable
We must reject the idea that every time a law's broken, society is
guilty rather than the lawbreaker. It is time to restore the American
precept that each individual is accountable for his actions.
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Florida Boycott
I cant wait for the "Socialist/Progressive", "Lib Entertainment Folks" and unwashed "Libtard's" to get their Florida boycott in full swing.
I've been trying to keep them out of the state for years.
Besides it sure will make conversation in the lines at the Magic Kingdom nicer with normal like minded folks. Rather than the usual unemployed, vegan, transsexual, child-molesters which seem to run in herds at the amusement parks these days.
I've been trying to keep them out of the state for years.
Besides it sure will make conversation in the lines at the Magic Kingdom nicer with normal like minded folks. Rather than the usual unemployed, vegan, transsexual, child-molesters which seem to run in herds at the amusement parks these days.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Wednesday, June 5, 2013
Becky Gerritson - AMERICAN
“In Wetumpka, we are patriotic Americans. We peacefully assemble. We petition our government. We exercise the right to free speech. And we don’t understand why the government tried to stop us.
“I’m not here as a serf or a vassal. I’m not begging my lords for mercy. I’m a born free American woman. Wife, mother, and citizen. And I’m telling my government that you’ve forgotten your place. It’s not your responsibility to look out for my wellbeing and to monitor my speech. It’s not your right to assert an agenda. Your post, the post that you occupy, exists to preserve American liberty. You’ve sworn to perform that duty, and you have faltered…
“What the government did to our little group in Wetumpka, Alabama is un-American. It isn’t a matter of firing or arresting individuals. The individuals who sought to intimidate us were acting as they thought they should, in a government culture that has little respect for its citizens. Many of the agents and agencies of the federal government do not understand that they are servants of the people. They think they are our masters. And they are mistaken.
“I’m not interested in scoring political points. I want to protect and preserve the America that I grew up in. The America that people crossed oceans and risked their lives to become a part of. And I’m terrified it is slipping away.
“Thank you.” Becky Gerritson
“I’m not here as a serf or a vassal. I’m not begging my lords for mercy. I’m a born free American woman. Wife, mother, and citizen. And I’m telling my government that you’ve forgotten your place. It’s not your responsibility to look out for my wellbeing and to monitor my speech. It’s not your right to assert an agenda. Your post, the post that you occupy, exists to preserve American liberty. You’ve sworn to perform that duty, and you have faltered…
“What the government did to our little group in Wetumpka, Alabama is un-American. It isn’t a matter of firing or arresting individuals. The individuals who sought to intimidate us were acting as they thought they should, in a government culture that has little respect for its citizens. Many of the agents and agencies of the federal government do not understand that they are servants of the people. They think they are our masters. And they are mistaken.
“I’m not interested in scoring political points. I want to protect and preserve the America that I grew up in. The America that people crossed oceans and risked their lives to become a part of. And I’m terrified it is slipping away.
“Thank you.” Becky Gerritson
Friday, May 31, 2013
Peaceful Change?
My good wife was worried about the post I made on F---book yesterday. She is concerned that it might bring the Gov'ment down on us. The statement is
"If your not involved with people of "like" mind, get involved with a group now..... Tea Party, 9-12, Boy Scouts, RWVA, NRA, FreedomWorks pick a side and make your stand. Get to know the people who will have your 6.".
I would like to know, if requesting that everyone get involved in peaceful, established organizations is now a crime for the "big sis" to investigate.
If it is, then is it too late for peaceful means and methods to work?
"If your not involved with people of "like" mind, get involved with a group now..... Tea Party, 9-12, Boy Scouts, RWVA, NRA, FreedomWorks pick a side and make your stand. Get to know the people who will have your 6.".
I would like to know, if requesting that everyone get involved in peaceful, established organizations is now a crime for the "big sis" to investigate.
If it is, then is it too late for peaceful means and methods to work?
Friday, May 10, 2013
Tuesday, April 16, 2013
reap what you have sown
Our President has decided not to send ANYONE to the funeral for Margret Thacher.
Maybe the delegation he sent down to the funeral of Hugo "fucking" Chavez hasn't gotten back yet?
I hope all of you crybaby, son's of bitches who voted for that bastard are ready to reap what you have sown.
Maybe the delegation he sent down to the funeral of Hugo "fucking" Chavez hasn't gotten back yet?
I hope all of you crybaby, son's of bitches who voted for that bastard are ready to reap what you have sown.
Thursday, March 7, 2013
Natural Law
"Frederick Douglass reminded us: 'A man's rights rest in three boxes: the ballot box, the jury box and the cartridge box.'"
Wednesday, February 6, 2013
Ron Paul WRONG
Ron Paul remarks on the death Chris Kyle are his right as granted to him by God and the Constitution.
But it is WRONG, to make those kinds of gasoline throwing remarks, before the honorable man is buried an while his family is morning. This kind of talk is vulgar, boorish and UN-Christian Mr Paul and you should be truly ashamed.
Mr. Paul follow up apology later too was flaccid and worded as a politician would, rather than a man whom felt remorse for ill-chosen remarks.
I expect better of a man whom I supported for President of the United States.
But it is WRONG, to make those kinds of gasoline throwing remarks, before the honorable man is buried an while his family is morning. This kind of talk is vulgar, boorish and UN-Christian Mr Paul and you should be truly ashamed.
Mr. Paul follow up apology later too was flaccid and worded as a politician would, rather than a man whom felt remorse for ill-chosen remarks.
I expect better of a man whom I supported for President of the United States.
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