well, that book looks like Mack Bolan turns inward toward the domestic enemy front. Yep, buy more ammo.
Trump speech in Kansas
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Like Thomas Paine said in Common Sense, one does not need to be a king, lord, or other blue blood to know when the government is helping or hurting him, the common man knows when the government is hurting, rather than helping him.
I think Trump's biggest asset is that he knows how to pick advisers who know far more about things than he does. Scty of Defense Mattis is a great example of that.
Obama disdained the Constitution because he considered it a bill of "Negative Rights" it stated specifically what he could not do and the bothered him because it keeps governments power in check.
So Obama is the new edition of a Founding Father and Trump is Xi?
So Trumps business makes money off of foreign governments becuase foreign people stay in the hotels. yet Hillary makes money off foreign governments by selling access through teh Clinton Foundation yet she is pure as the driven snow and Trump would be so evil as to sell our strategic uranium for personal profit?
Hey wait a minute.....
So how did you feel about Hillarys off the books server? Would you rather she be President?
Not sure how you're surmising anything along those lines regarding Obama or Clinton from what I've written here, but it sure is amusing to read. Regardless, neither of them are currently running this country so WTF are you prattling on about?
Half these stupid fucking lawsuits are injunctions to have Trump stop enforcing laws that Congress lawfully put on the books.
So Trump enforces immigration law as he is tasked to do as the executive and every Communist state AG that sees the threat this means to their illegal voting base and their desire to create a new population of dependency require more govt so they sue Trump.
A fan of frivolous lawsuits, great.....
well it seems you have an unfounded fear of Trump, disproportionate to what actual facts would justify in my opinion. unfounded fears are noted , now do you have some specific complaints besides his tweets?
Idiot Antifa people went shithouse in RI today because a speaker at a Free Speech rally said "immigrants coming into the country should enjoy the culture they came from but they have to integrate into our culture".
Is that racist to you?
If the immigrant culture should be respected does the historical American culture get the same respect?
Ironically it's a page right out of the Republican playbook when Obama was President. Some would argue the states holding the federal govt accountable to their constituents via the courts is how the Republic is designed to function, but I digress.
The point is the courts have found his proclamations unconstitutional time and time again. Time will tell how reshaping the courts alters those outcomes. Regardless, his ill advised or at the very least poorly constructed policy has a track record of not passing constitutional litmus tests and it's even more haphazard and incompetent implementations have been utterly disgraceful by any standard.
Because you refuse to call out your fellow travelers....
https://www.usnews.com/opinion/arti...obamas-poor-understanding-of-the-constitution
I could find common ground with you should you be recognizing we are living under a govt of the Establishment that both parties work to maintain.
Trump is the first in a while that has come along and tried to give power back to the people.
I guess you like bureaucrats running things instead of the people.
On the grand scale, 241 years hardly suggests there's a historical culture other than that of immigrants.
The culture is entreprenuership, exploration and bootstraps.........you salute the flag not kneel nor take it down and replace it with one from the country you left........the history of America is E Pluribus Unum and the melting pot not Balkanization and protected classes of people.
Historically immigrants came here and they would be ashamed to take from the system without contributing.
Our immigration system has become one that supports creating a labor slave class at the expense of citizens being able to find good work.
We know the history, sure some of it is imbued with myth, but the newspeak shit you are promoting is not reality.
We are in total agreement here. I just don't think Trump is the savior some folks are making him out to be. I feel he's a hack con man that rode a mountain of daddy's cash to a mediocre career swindling and suing people while building a pleasant bubble of sycophantic delusion in which his praise echoed 24/7. He doesn't give a rats ass about anyone but himself. Eventually his shtick will fail spectacularly at the expense of all parties involved, most notably the middle class of flyover America that most fervently supports him. Shit, just wait until the interest payment on his tax cut debt surpasses the military budget next year.
Trumps conservatism fails miserably when it comes to spending.
That last regime set us up with a Cloward and Piven strategy that created a ticking time bomb.
Everything the last guy did was designed to become a catastrophy when he was out of office.
Trump has blown 1 trillion, where was your voice when Odumbo spent 10 trillion?
You have been here since 2009....where was your voice?
243 years or is 241 some new SJW historical change.
April 19,1775 kicked off.
Is there a new date out there?
Kneel, take it down, burn it, I don't give a fuck. That's a freedom this country should afford. That's a freedom worth fighting for. That's a freedom that separates us from the fervent nationalism of tyrants throughout history.
We can talk about immigration reform and welfare reform, we should really, but that's digressing. Both are worthy of long thoughtful and constructive debate. Sadly we aren't living in a country that's capable of such debate anymore. Partisanship is the enemy of the people, not the media. It's what allows the corporatocracy to keep compiling wealth and power while the plebes bicker over the latest hyperbole. Follow the money. Always follow the money...and buy ammo. ;-)
Oh...and Trump wouldn't know a boot if it hit him in the head, which it probably would, because rumor has it he's no George Bush.
I have no idea what SJW means but math is hard and I'm sitting here in the dark while the ladies of the house have some idiotic movie on with the volume at 11, and there's scotch involved, so computational errors are likely to occur.
Damn. Good think I give a shit less what you think. He is not only your president now but will be come 2021 too. So find your favorite liberal book and sit on it. Trump is not the second coming and he may not even be a stringent conservative but he is doing a hell of a job and I loved watching ur kind melt down when he won the presidential election. I think I’m going to get on liberal YouTube and watch some libtard freak outs in your honor. It makes me laugh every time.
Only legal immigrants deserve respect. The illegal ones need deported and if they come back cut a finger off and if they come back again cut a hand off. That ought to drop the rape rate nation wide.
If you really believed in a country that gives the freedom to burn the flag - as our country does - you would appreciate that fact so much that you would never burn the flag.
You are boring me with your weak arguments.
Enjoy your scotch and your bitterness. You have another 6 years of pain ahead of you.
You are a sad, ignorant little man. Just look at who the judges are and the basis, or lack thereof, of their rulings.
Did you say pigeon hole????
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And.....3, 2, 1.........I love my job, I love my job.
Has it really been three weeks already ?......my, how time flies.........
I won't get into the SJW blather... but if anyone wants a 'date' when things really started to turn American... I'd look at the timeperiod around the French/Indian War(s) of the 1750's to 1763.
It was a proxy war... and the Colonists did not like being used as pawns. England racked up massive debts and then tried to make the colonies pay those debts, arguing that they were for the protection of the colonies... even though the wars were orchestrated from London and Paris.
The officers and many of the men who fought the Revolution, were veterans of the French-Indian War(s). Trained and angry at the way they were treated as second-class soldiers and cannon fodder, often by British officers un-accustomed to North American-style warfare (what later became 'the American Way of War').
This timeperiod lit the fuse. If I were to pick a date... it would be 1759... the year of the St. Francis raid. Because at this point, the Americans were really gelling into a force that was capable of doing things their way. And showing the English that they needed to learn from the 'locals.'
But that's just my opinion.... There are good arguments to be made for even earlier dates. Bacon's rebellion and culpeppers rebellion in the 1670's could both be considered watershed events as colonists rose up against crown governments. But too few colonists and poor communications kept the 'spirit' from travelling. The arrival of the printing press, good communications via road and ship, and Ben Franklin's pamphleting were also big contributors...
The Stamp Act was the moment the lit fuse hit the detonator.
Cheers and sorry for the ramble...
Sirhr
It was a proxy war... and the Colonists did not like being used as pawns. England racked up massive debts and then tried to make the colonies pay those debts, arguing that they were for the protection of the colonies... even though the wars were orchestrated from London and Paris.
The officers and many of the men who fought the Revolution, were veterans of the French-Indian War(s). Trained and angry at the way they were treated as second-class soldiers and cannon fodder, often by British officers un-accustomed to North American-style warfare (what later became 'the American Way of War').
This timeperiod lit the fuse. If I were to pick a date... it would be 1759... the year of the St. Francis raid. Because at this point, the Americans were really gelling into a force that was capable of doing things their way. And showing the English that they needed to learn from the 'locals.'
But that's just my opinion.... There are good arguments to be made for even earlier dates. Bacon's rebellion and culpeppers rebellion in the 1670's could both be considered watershed events as colonists rose up against crown governments. But too few colonists and poor communications kept the 'spirit' from travelling. The arrival of the printing press, good communications via road and ship, and Ben Franklin's pamphleting were also big contributors...
The Stamp Act was the moment the lit fuse hit the detonator.
Cheers and sorry for the ramble...
Sirhr
I read and reread what these two apparent sleeper agents have finger-painted with their own excreta in this thread, and I take great solace in the fact that winter will soon be here.
@truth
You don't get it because destruction is what you want........Fundamental change.
Kill the goose the lays the eggs of freedom.
Place ain't perfect but that isn't a fault of our founding documents.
Both political parties have wrought havoc putting party ahead of Republic.
And agreed the Patriot Act is a crime against the People - FISA, cameras on every light pole........
You don't get it because destruction is what you want........Fundamental change.
Kill the goose the lays the eggs of freedom.
Place ain't perfect but that isn't a fault of our founding documents.
Both political parties have wrought havoc putting party ahead of Republic.
And agreed the Patriot Act is a crime against the People - FISA, cameras on every light pole........
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There is a quote of a post from Liar to my post that for some reason doesn't show.
You does not reference you.
OK, so on a totally different note,,, am I the only one here whom has clicked on the link in the opening post (just now) and my firefox and computer went totally screwy?
As in, other windows/pages suddenly appeared, and I "had to give my username and password" to some unknown entity to continue and all that rot. I had to completely shut down firefox, restart it, and go through the windows and tabs to eliminate anything I didn't want. The offending pages that popped up just WOULD NOT close otherwise. Vicious loop/circle of hell.
Anyone?
As in, other windows/pages suddenly appeared, and I "had to give my username and password" to some unknown entity to continue and all that rot. I had to completely shut down firefox, restart it, and go through the windows and tabs to eliminate anything I didn't want. The offending pages that popped up just WOULD NOT close otherwise. Vicious loop/circle of hell.
Anyone?
Deep state just hacked you. Watch for glint in the treeline. Set the trip wires and head for the canoe stashed in the reeds as soon as the sun sets.
That's why I run an ad blocker and a script blocker.
They are a pain to use as you have to be deciding what scripts you want to allow and not for each site, but it's well worth it.
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