Not sure if I've posted this from Michael Z. Williamson's Sacred Cow Slaughterhouse, but regardless, it's sure to raise the ire of anyone who blindly supports the police for the sake of blindly supporting the police.
I don't have quite the repertoire of experience the author has, but I do have some. Trauma/medical experience and supplies, weapons, ammo, combat experience in a Middle Eastern war zone and war gaming field exercises in Korea and in Germany during the Winter, a wife with medical experience, etc.
Like the author said, if I call you to come out here, I'm not bringing you out here for a chat, and you might not make it home in the same physical configuration as when you left. That's the nature of it. If that twists your panties, then I suggest that you may need to find another line of work.
Monday, January 29, 2018
Imprimis: Are We Free to Discuss America's Real Problems?
If you're not reading the Hillsdale College publication called Imprimis, I recommend starting today. It's free. You can also have it mailed to your house for free, if your mailbox doesn't have enough stuff in it.
Here is an article written for Imprimis by University of Pennsylvania Law Professor Amy L. Wax, on whether or not we are free to discuss America's real problems in our own terms. She wrote an op-ed on the state of American society, and it the article she praised a few of the societal traits from the 1960's that she believes would benefit today's generation. She named traits like getting married before having kids, staying married, respecting authority, etc. You'll see in the Imprimis article how Professor Wax was received by her colleagues, and in my opinion, the reception is disappointing, but unsurprising. It's clear that in today's academic environment, rational discourse and debate is limited. If you hold an opinion or idea that is counter to the status quo, left wing idea of the day, you're going to come up against people trying to simply shut you down.
Here is an article written for Imprimis by University of Pennsylvania Law Professor Amy L. Wax, on whether or not we are free to discuss America's real problems in our own terms. She wrote an op-ed on the state of American society, and it the article she praised a few of the societal traits from the 1960's that she believes would benefit today's generation. She named traits like getting married before having kids, staying married, respecting authority, etc. You'll see in the Imprimis article how Professor Wax was received by her colleagues, and in my opinion, the reception is disappointing, but unsurprising. It's clear that in today's academic environment, rational discourse and debate is limited. If you hold an opinion or idea that is counter to the status quo, left wing idea of the day, you're going to come up against people trying to simply shut you down.
Friday, January 26, 2018
Release the Memo!
I am joining the drive and call for the US House Intelligence Committee to release the memo detailing corruption and improper acts taking place in the federal law enforcement and intelligence community. It appears the FBI may have been engaged in a level of wrongdoing that Representative Matt Gaetz (R-Florida) has said "will shock the conscience of the nation".
We will see. Release the memo.
Kalashnikov wielding teen gangs in Sweden, grenade attacks, Swedish military may be deployed.
Often held up as the paragon of gun control paradises, it appears the situation in Sweden is getting quite bad. Gangs carrying Kalashnikov rifles are becoming more common, as are grenade attacks.
That's right. Grenade attacks are up in Sweden.
The story also reports that a cache of anti-tank rockets had been smuggled into the country by a man in his thirties.
The enemy is a horde of "migrants" from the third world, and the people in our countries who invite them here. That enemy is building up for a war, and they will likely deal the first heavy blow. Watch Sweden. Watch Germany. Watch France.
Buy more ammo. TINVOWOOT. We will have to shoot our way out.
Monday, January 22, 2018
Government Shut Down, January 2018.
On Friday at midnight, I sat in a hotel room watching live as the US Senate was in session. The clock was ticking down the minutes and seconds until the US government was "shut down" due to a "lack of funding".
Of course, this is a joke because our lacking of funding for operating costs alone has been since sometime in the late 1990's to early 2000's and now totals over $20 trillion. Add in our unfunded liabilities and that total goes into the HUNDREDS of trillions. Also, the government isn't "shut down". That would be a good thing in most cases. What you have is the essential employees, like the active duty military and federal law enforcement officers, going to work without a paycheck, until the government goes back up and they get back pay. The majority of office type employees and guardsmen and reservists are simply not working or training at all. Welfare services are still running strong. Priorities.
Anyway, I was active duty Army, and now I am a reservist. This is the third shut down that has happened since I have been in the Army. The first one delayed my paycheck while I was in basic training and the other luckily happened between checks. I still had to go to work both times. This time, I drove hours to get to my reserve unit and checked into my hotel. When the government shut down at midnight, I went to sleep. When I woke up at 0530 and it was still shut down, I went ahead and got into uniform (multicam OCPs, thank God, not those awful UCPs) and drove to the battalion. Closed. No drill. Went to the hotel and checked out, wouldn't need a second night. Drove my hours back home.
I had watched that night as Republican and Democrat Senate leaders and other prominents smiled and laughed as they conversed in a huddle of about ten people. Looked like a deal was being reached, the reporters said. The shut down would only last fifteen minutes. Huddle broke and Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell went to the podium and began pointing fingers. Ok, no dice. But it's ok, because they're still getting paid, hence the smiles. Screw us.
Anyway, a government shut down isn't a shut down until entitlements stop. If people are still getting the welfare payments, the government is still running. All that "shut down" are the things that are low on the priority totem pole.
I will say that this shut down is pretty clearly blamed on one side. I have no love for the republicans, but the democrats are doing this on purpose, for the press to give the republicans bad coverage. The DACA illegals are why the democrats are holding this up. They value them and their future votes much more than they value the military.
Welfare checks > Military Paychecks
Illegals > Military Members
Priorities.
Of course, this is a joke because our lacking of funding for operating costs alone has been since sometime in the late 1990's to early 2000's and now totals over $20 trillion. Add in our unfunded liabilities and that total goes into the HUNDREDS of trillions. Also, the government isn't "shut down". That would be a good thing in most cases. What you have is the essential employees, like the active duty military and federal law enforcement officers, going to work without a paycheck, until the government goes back up and they get back pay. The majority of office type employees and guardsmen and reservists are simply not working or training at all. Welfare services are still running strong. Priorities.
Anyway, I was active duty Army, and now I am a reservist. This is the third shut down that has happened since I have been in the Army. The first one delayed my paycheck while I was in basic training and the other luckily happened between checks. I still had to go to work both times. This time, I drove hours to get to my reserve unit and checked into my hotel. When the government shut down at midnight, I went to sleep. When I woke up at 0530 and it was still shut down, I went ahead and got into uniform (multicam OCPs, thank God, not those awful UCPs) and drove to the battalion. Closed. No drill. Went to the hotel and checked out, wouldn't need a second night. Drove my hours back home.
I had watched that night as Republican and Democrat Senate leaders and other prominents smiled and laughed as they conversed in a huddle of about ten people. Looked like a deal was being reached, the reporters said. The shut down would only last fifteen minutes. Huddle broke and Chuck Schumer and Mitch McConnell went to the podium and began pointing fingers. Ok, no dice. But it's ok, because they're still getting paid, hence the smiles. Screw us.
Anyway, a government shut down isn't a shut down until entitlements stop. If people are still getting the welfare payments, the government is still running. All that "shut down" are the things that are low on the priority totem pole.
I will say that this shut down is pretty clearly blamed on one side. I have no love for the republicans, but the democrats are doing this on purpose, for the press to give the republicans bad coverage. The DACA illegals are why the democrats are holding this up. They value them and their future votes much more than they value the military.
Welfare checks > Military Paychecks
Illegals > Military Members
Priorities.
Monday, January 15, 2018
Saturday, January 13, 2018
WRSA on homemakers.
This is mainly directed at women who choose to be homemakers. The backwards minded progressives of society will do everything they can to demean and dissuade this way of life, but don't listen to them. You're building, they're destroying. Continue the fight. This is the absolute humanity based foundation of a moral and stable Western Civilization.
No, the LGBTQXYZ "community" is not going to be involved in this, by definition.
Found this at WRSA.
No, the LGBTQXYZ "community" is not going to be involved in this, by definition.
Found this at WRSA.
We really don't owe you anything.
We don't owe you anything. "We" means white people. "We" means men. "We" means America and Americans as a whole. It means the producers. It means gun owners. It means the rich and it means the middle class. It means business owners and home owners.
If this offends you, then the message is probably directed AT you.
We don't owe you anything.
If this offends you, then the message is probably directed AT you.
We don't owe you anything.
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