Draft: Against All Enemies: Domestic Enemy

If you, like I, have sworn an oath to support and defend the Constitution, now is a very good time to decide what that means for you. I have decided what it means for me.
A man who lays claim to bravery in risking his life for his country, but who will not risk his career for the same, is a coward and a liar. Continue reading

Burn in Hell, Kim Jong Il.

What took so long? Ding Dong, etc.

PYONGYANG, North Korea AP — Kim Jong Il, North Korea’s mercurial and enigmatic longtime leader, has died of heart failure. He was 69.

via News from The Associated Press.

I give the furtive inbred mutant son about 72 more hours before his innermost thoughts become his outermost clothing. This is going to be great!

Recently, slave labor camps were discovered in RUSSIAN Siberia, where apparently the Norks have been selling humans to the Soviets to haul coal, or handle lumber, or whatever they do in Siberian work camps these days. Russian Mafia will be the most likely foreign support for what remains of the disgusting Kim regime, and that includes Putin and the rest of his KGB bastards.

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Liberate Wall Street

Another #Occupy useful idiot was killed today in Oakland, fighting over a bag of weed. Video at Breitbart’s Big Government.

Good!

Did you think anything else was going to happen? When cowardly public officials fail to condemn and counteract lawlessness, the result is more lawlessness.
In this country now we punish success and virtue and we reward failure and vice.  That odd feeling in your gut is the life-expectancy of the Republic contracting abruptly, and we all know it in our bones.  This is the way things end.

They are shooting each other as the weed runs out.  Could anything be more pathetic?  If you don’t want your head cracked, then do not attempt to take by force what is not yours, whether it’s dope or … Continue reading

No Time

Things I do not have time to write about:

Barack Obama is a domestic enemy of the Constitution

[pullquote]We we do not oppose our enemies and we do not support our allies[/pullquote]He is dismantling our defenses, economy, civil society, and rule of law. Contracts are changed by fiat, private companies are ordered to shift assets to do what Congress refuses to authorize, laws great and small are not upheld or defended. Immigration checks of transport hubs are shut down from coast to coast, we just surrendered in Iraq and will shortly in Afghanistan, we put al-Qaeda in power in Libya and the Muslim Brotherhood in Egypt. We we do not oppose our enemies and we do not support our allies, who must now make accommodations with our enemies … Continue reading

Bad Cop on Streets, Good Cop in White House

This is the post I had hoped not to publish. I wrote this doom & gloom post at the same time I wrote this far more sanguine post regarding the “Occupants”, around this point:

These are not anti-globalization hooligans upset about where their coffee is harvested.  These are our fellow Americans ruined by our Marxist indoctrination system of culture and education, embittered by pre-ordained foreclosures of too-good-to-be-true loans that the banks made at the point of the government’s guns, and whipped into a teeming mass by the Provocateur-in-Chief.

Now is the time to talk our fellow Americans down from the ledge.

We have failed to do this, or the Marxist organizers have simply beat us.  Make no mistake, we are … Continue reading

Lawrence O'Donnell, Herman Cain, and the White Hippie Apocalypse

[pullquote]blackness is not a scale on which I measure a Presidential candidate[/pullquote]Everybody who cares has seen or heard clips of MSNBC anchor and self-described socialist Lawrence O’Donnell engaging GOP hopeful Herman Cain in a series of racially-motivated attack questions, the point of which seems to be that Herman Cain is not authentically black, didn’t march at Selma, what-have-you.  I’m not going to lecture either of these men on how to be black, as that is of no concern to me; blackness is not a scale on which I measure a Presidential candidate, but integrity is.

[pullquote]the White House calls the Tea Party “terrorists”[/pullquote]First, the media has gone out of its way to promote and euphemize the groups and their lawless, unsanitary goings-on.  The contrast between the tongue-bath for … Continue reading

Marxism Colonizing Pentagon

This is bad.

POLICY BOARD SHIFT

Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta this week moved to replace key members of the Defense Policy Board, the advisory group of former officials that serves as a brain trust.

“He made it more ‘Democratic,’” one board member quipped about the changes.

Liberals added to the board include former Clinton administration Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, former Deputy Attorney General Jamie Gorelick, retired Marine Corps Gen. James Cartwright and Jane Harman, a former Democratic congresswoman from California. Also added: former Chief of Naval Operations Adm. Gary Roughead.

Most notable among the new members is Ms. Gorelick, who was notorious for erecting the so-called bureaucratic “wall” blocking law enforcement and intelligence agencies from cooperating closely before the Sept. 11 terror attacks. The … Continue reading

Who is "Occupying Wall Street" and Why?

[pullquote]this President toys with civil war[/pullquote]If you have ever wondered just what a “Community Organizer” actually does, look no further than this evening’s coverage of unemployed masses now demanding the livelihoods, the liberties, and the very lives of their fellow Americans.  No President has ever been more divisive.  Abraham Lincoln led us into war to abolish slavery–the divisions were already there and in the end, he united us.  This President toys with civil war as an acceptable collateral risk inherent in his program, and if you are reading this, odds are he is not on your side.  If you are reading this, odds are he has already lumped you in as an enemy.

[pullquote]I find it difficult to criticize the individuals[/pullquote]I look at the news and I reach … Continue reading

Uncomfortably Numb

In our dark moments, we wonder: If this is freedom, what’s the big deal?

China

China is undergoing its most significant upheaval since becoming a communist state.  Any communist revolution is by definition an attempt to deny and suppress the spirit of man.  The current transition will be both more important and more successful than the revolution there, because this move has been anticipated for thousands of years–it is led by reality, rather than the other way around.  China, long famous for deprecating any knowledge or influence from barbarian realms, is becoming oriented beyond its own borders.

While we dither and kowtow by re-forming NASA into the North African Space Administration (with a mission to make Muslim countries feel proud of their accomplishments, no less), the Chinese are … Continue reading

The Ides of September

The President has been speaking for about five minutes.  It’s way too early for the “early returns” on his speech, but I have a prediction: I think that his high-handed yet empty rhetoric about what he will and will not tolerate or allow, and all the rest of his claptrap is going to bang hollow in a silent room.

I do believe that I am not alone in being spectacularly unimpressed with this moron upon the occasion of this part-campaign, part-lecture.  Now I have never been for the man, but tonight marks a special moment.  I have never heard him more urgently condescending, as if he must somehow pound his elementary knowledge into the heads of a bunch of retards (that would be us) before heading out for … Continue reading