(link) You can’t make this up. Always, a brand of menstrual products, has been forced to scrub the “woman” symbol off their packaging in response to a coordinated effort by transgender activists to punish the brand for “discrimination” against transgender individuals.I have to counter the insanity of humans with the total cuteness of fawns hanging out at the White Wolf Mine. This little white tail fawn is about a month old.
We have been a banana republic for quite some time, now.
I’m tired of ‘civilization’. It’s way over rated, Fredd. The Clinton Dead Pool may soon include Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI). It may go down as a suicide since Hillary denounced her as a Russian spy.
I think that it’s only the Clintons who can take out an insurance policy with the corrupt FBI. It wouldn’t be seemly for Gabbard to do so.
Firearms and ammunition in the hands of trained people is our only hedge against tyranny. Even if they are never used in that way, there remains the potential. And it keeps the communists and traitors up at night.
Mousey Tongue died but left a legacy of despots.
Jules – Tail-lights? Cos you might miss the backend of a great big horse… I bet you’ll see those twinkles on the wrong kinda tails sometime soon.
Police horses clop through traffic and I guess that drunks hit them from time to time. It would be nice if the elk up here at the White Wolf Mine wore lighting at night.
He lived a full life. Two score and ten. That’s actually a long life for a Clinton/Epstein associated person.
If you’re elite, you can kill whoever you want to. If you’re not, jaywalking can get you killed if Hillary or a Kennedy is on the highway and nothing will happen.
Fredd – I loved that movie (“Dave”). I think Bob Alexander should run for president. Oh, that’s right…
Camperfixer – Seriously great lines from that one…but they were supposed to be fiction. Now we are hearing things massively worse from the Lefty morons.
Bob Alexander: This is mine, Alan. All mine. I made him, I built him. And no Boy Scout is going to come in here and take it away from me, just because he happens to be Vice President of the United States.
Or this classic (said with total disdain):
Bob Alexander: What do you think you’re doing?
Dave: What? Oh, you mean the press conference. I had a couple of ideas that I wanted to share with the country.
Bob Alexander: Share? Share? You don’t call a press conference. I call a press conference. You’re nothing. Do you understand? You’re nobody.
Dave: I’m not nobody.
Bob Alexander: You’re LINT! You’re a FLEA! You’re a BLIP!
Dave: Well… maybe I am. But you’re fired.
Seems Trump does this regularly (the firing part). Gotta love it!
Conrad Brean: 54, 40 or fight. What does that mean?…Remember the Maine…Tippecanoe and Tyler, too…They’re war slogans Mr. Motss. We remember the slogans, we can’t even remember the fucking wars. Y’know why? Cause its show business. That’s why I’m here. Naked girl, covered in Napalm. Five marines Raising the Flag, Mount Suribachi. V for Victory, Y’remember the picture, fifty years from now, they’ll have forgotten the war. Gulf War? Smart bomb, falling down a chimney. Twenty five hundred missions a day, 100 days, one video of one bomb Mr. Motss. The American people bought that war.
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Brean: Let me ask you a simple question: Why do people go to war?
CIA Agent Charlie Young: I’ll play your silly game.
Brean: Okay. Why do people go to war?
Young: To ensure their way of life.
Brean: Would you go to war to do that?
Young: I have.
Brean: And if you went to war again, who would it be against? Your ability to fight a two-ocean war against who? Who? Sweden and Togo? That time is passed. It’s over. The war of the future is nuclear terrorism, and it’ll be against a small group of dissidents who, unbeknownst perhaps to their own government, have… blah blah blah. To go to that war, you have to be prepared, you gotta be alert, the public has gotta be alert. Because that is the war of the future, and if you’re not gearing up to fight that war, then eventually the axe will fall, and you’re gonna be out on the street. You can call this a drill, you can call this job security, you can call it anything you like. But I got one for you: You said go to war to preserve your way of life? Well, Chuck, this is your way of life. And if your spy satellites don’t see nothin’, if there ain’t no war, then you can go home and prematurely take up golf, my friend. ‘Cause there ain’t no war but ours.
Woodsterman – That’s what happens when you feed your horse too many light bulbs.
RHT447 – So, when they pull back on the reins, do the brake lights come on?
As far as the nukes in Turkey, are we *obligated* in any way to have them there? Do our NATO "allies" require we keep nuclear weapons stored in their countries?
Maybe they've been quietly removed……?
We have the gays and transgenders going about their lives nearly unnoticed and unmolested. Then we have the Alphabet freaks screaming, "LOOK AT ME, M…..f..ker". We need to stop looking.
What I want to know is; what the hell do the non-deranged people (I know what the R=BAD / D=GOOD imbeciles are "thinking") complaining about pulling out of Syria think the endgame was going to be?
We weren't going to go to war with the Russians once they were allowed in, just to depose Assad. No more than single digit percentages of the electorate would find that even vaguely acceptable.
The half-assed "rebels" certainly weren't going to win after the Russians got there, at least w/o us flooding in a ton more support and playing stupid proxy Viet Nam games there. Again, not likely to be popular with the voters.
We weren't going to set up a strong, free, and independent Kurdistan that could stand on it's own, because NE Syria is a shithole with nothing to base more than a subsistence economy upon, and the Kurd who live there are feuding clan/tribal factions most of whom wouldn't piss on each other if they were on fire. Not to mention the subset of our "brave and loyal allies" who are Communist revolutionaries. If the Kurds could defend their own territory and make it prosper (even the parts with a hope of prospering), there would have been a Kurdistan already for at least a hundred years.
So what do they claim to have expected / wanted?
Were we supposed to create a Kurdistan (for what distantly plausible reason?) by force of US arms, in the face of world condemnation, and then stay there and defend it forever against all it's neighbors (who universally hate the Kurds) including a NATO ally and the Russians? What the hell are we supposed to gain from that, and what microscopic segment of the electorate was supposed to support it?
IMO, we shouldn't have made friends with the Syrian Kurds, we shouldn't have gone into Syria unless we were going in big time, and we should either fight our own fights with our own men instead of standing up hapless local medieval goatherds as cannon fodder, or stay home.
-Kle.
P.S. – I'm probably the biggest Hawk around, and I STILL think getting out of there is the way to go.
I did get a good laugh from the linked article.
God's creation is always an antidote for the stupidity of the human race.
Thanks for the extra thoughts on Turkey/Kurdistan/Syria, also.
Wag the Dog…I recall leaving the theater thinking that level of fakery and treachery could actually happen and the general public wouldn't have clue (or care). Now look, next to nothing reported is real…which tells you all you need to know about the world we find ourselves. As with you, being an hour from town offers a decent buffer.
I found this an interesting admission as to the whole multi-gender hoax, This guy confesses:
quillette.com/2019/09/17/i-basically-just-made-it-up-confessions-of-a-social-constructionist/
I don't know. When Pridefest hit Ypsilanti, I thought the circus was in town.
What a freak show.
I couldn't help but look. And laugh.
When I was last down in Wichita, I spotted a pair who were there for a Pridefest. My reaction was much the same as yours.
"Orange man bad!" is the only reason I see that those on left have for the "betrayal" of the Kurds.
I'm no expert, but well said on Syria. Perhaps we need to secure those nukes though and while we're at it, retake Constantinople. I could get behind that kind of war, after all, we need the Bosphorus.