Call Me NPC

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Bojangles

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I ate fried chicken and dirty rice at Bojangles over 30 years ago. That restaurant was in Reading, Pennsylvania which is not in the South for NPC clarification. The people supporting the Deep State are having a conniption fit about President Trump’s rally at the Bojangles Coliseum in Charlotte, NC where the company is based. I never thought of any racial overtones with the name or the restaurant prior to this latest fake “issue”.

Reading the comments at the tweet below, you would think that anyone eating at Bojangles is the lowest of the low, racist hillbilly. I wonder what they would say if they ate at the Bojangles in Murphy, NC where the music played in the background is Gospel music and a Bible is available for any patron to read.

David DeGerolamo

 

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Find Them All; Prosecute Them All

First off, if Cesar Sayoc is guilty and is not a patsy, then I will honestly admit that I was wrong. I have been wrong before, it doesn’t hurt. I approach everything from the desire for truth. I was attentive to the claims of Christine Ford, but after listening to her testimony, while compelling, it did not have the sort of truth markers I look for in any testimony such as 1) corroborating testimony (in excess of the highly subjective “I believe her” statements) 2) evidence 3) enough details of the crime so that the accused can either refute or confirm 4) contemporary claims supporting the accusation 5) a pattern of behavior of the accused that is consistent with the claims of the accuser). Ford offered none of these, so I did not believe her, especially as the politics benefited one party over the other

The identity of the hoaxer and I hesitate to call him a bomber since none of the so-called bombs went off or were even capable of going off. The carefully worded description of the bombs by DOJ as capable of “reacting” with heat or friction could be anything. Toilet paper will “react” when exposed to sufficient degrees of heat or friction. It is legal double-speak that allows them to charge him with transporting and mailing explosive materials, that’s all. It in no way suggests that these were actually capable of exploding.

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Avoid the Slippery Slope, by Robert Gore

Everything government touches turns to crap.
Ringo Starr

Social media companies, search engines, and payments platforms are excising conservative, libertarian, and assorted anti-government voices. SLL argued in “The Friendly Faces of Fascism” that the largest and best known of these companies were essentially arms of the government. They are mechanisms for conveying information, opinions, and commerce between billions of people. Given their reach, importance, and ties to the government, should these ostensibly private companies be subject to the First Amendment’s prohibition of government restriction of free speech and the free press?

The First Amendment states that: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. By its terms, the amendment applies to one institution, Congress. By necessary implication, freedom of speech and the press must also be the freedom to choose what not to speak or publish.

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Jobs Not Mobs

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Trump Entering the Assassination Zone?

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Questions About the Mail Bomber

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Over Half Of America Gets More In Welfare Than It Pays In Taxes

You can vote yourself money by stealing from others but those who do steal, will pay for it with the loss of their freedom. The people who are being used to fund this transfer have two choices:

  1. Submit and accept their loss of freedom.
  2. Fight.

Based on the news, both sides are fighting. One side is fighting to regain their freedom. The other side is fighting to expand their tyranny. At least the fight is out in the open.

And voting will not change anything: the debt is too large and the Deep State is too intertwined with the financial system and ABC agencies to be “drained”.

David DeGerolamo

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More than half of Americans receive more money in various types of government transfer payments (Medicare, Medicaid, food stamps, Social Security) than they pay in federal taxes.

According to a report released this year by the Congressional Budget Office, only the top two income quintiles in the United States pay more in taxes than they receive in government transfers.

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October Update on the Second American Civil War

Revolutionary and insurgent sentiment on the Left is growing, and we’re seeing it via sporadic political violence as major Democratic voices can be perceived to give a wink and a nod. In many of today’s insurgent movements, politicians are able to officially reject political violence while maintaining its benefits, carried out by the militant wing.

What we’re seeing today with regard to the Democratic Party and Leftist militant organizations at times reminds me of the relationships often found during insurgencies. These are preliminary thoughts, and it’s an issue I’m watching closely. I’ll be providing all the data points in future reporting.

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Truth in Advertising

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TL Davis: Evil Purpose of the Honduran Invasion

There has been a lot speculation about the Honduran Invasion over the past few weeks. The idea has been spread that it is an October surprise; that the invasion has been funded by powerful communists like George Soros. The theory has been that it is intended to damage Republicans either as a floating voting block intended to skew the elections coming up in November, or they are to create damaging optics for Republicans during the election cycle. But, what if it is intended to have a much more diabolical purpose, not before the election, but after it?

The Honduran Invasion might be used for all of the above purposes, but there could be a more cynical and criminal element to it as well. As seen here in this picture, they are not coming here out of any love for America, but with the intent to destroy it through the ballot box, by skewing the demographics or violence all of which have been promoted in recent weeks by the Democrats (communists).

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The Blue Puddle

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Appalachian Network PATCON – Charley Hogwood: Disaster Psychology

This is a portion of Charley’s presentation on Disaster Psychology at the Appalachian Network PATCON. I believe this is the most important aspect of group dynamics. Attitude and misunderstandings concerning goals/leadership are always the causes of groups falling apart. After discussing this presentation further with Charley, we have decided to expand the presentation and add scenarios to a full day course that will be offered after the holidays.

This will be the only portion of Charley’s presentation that will be published from the PATCON.

David DeGerolamo

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Appalachian Network PATCON – Dr. Ley: Questions and Answers

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78K Sign Up for Trump-Cruz Rally at Venue that Holds Only 18K

Republican presidential candidates Donald Trump (L) and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) applaud as they are introduced during the CNN presidential debate at The Venetian Las Vegas on December 15, 2015 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Thirteen Republican presidential candidates are participating in the fifth set of Republican presidential debates. (Photo by …

Nearly 78,000 people have signed up to attend President Trump’s rally with Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) on Monday, which is scheduled to take place in a venue that holds only 18,000.

According to the polls, Cruz, who is running for a second term, enjoys a healthy but far from Texas-sized single-digit lead over Media Cover Boy Beto O’Rourke. By comparison, Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott is up a whopping 20 points over his Democrat opponent. So the president is headed to Houston to ensure there are no surprises.

The real news, though, with this 78,000 number is how popular Trump remains with his supporters. The idea that he can still overfill these venues (as he has consistently done all over the country) two years into his presidency is unprecedented.

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