NC Renegades

I was 35 years old when Bill Clinton, Ark. Attorney General raped me and Hillary tried to silence me. I am now 73….it never goes away.

— Juanita Broaddrick (@atensnut) January 6, 2016

House GOP Sends Health Law Repeal to Obama 

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Theatrics for a campaign issue. Why doesn’t the House just defund Obamacare instead of sending a bill that will be vetoed? More of the same from the political elite.

David DeGerolamo

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by Fran Porretto:

“Well, darling daughter,” he said through a half-regretful smile of remembrance, “it’s like this.”

“A long time ago,” he said, “everyone understood that we can all make mistakes, that no one can be all-knowing, and that it’s a decent person’s responsibility, no matter how strongly he feels about something, to remember that he could be wrong. It was an important piece of a child’s education to learn that no matter how good he is at something, there’s almost certainly someone who’s better at it – and that it’s guaranteed that lots of other people are better than he is at lots of other things. You see, when you know that you could be wrong, you have to admit that other people could be right, so it would always be wrong to try to force someone else to accept your point of view. A young boy or girl who accepted those truths would normally grow up to be courteous to others, even others he thought were really, really wrong about something important.

“Now, not every child really believed and accepted those truths, but so many did, and upheld them so firmly, that the children who didn’t believe them were compelled to act as if they believed them too. No one would let them get away with the kind of behavior that said otherwise. They didn’t like it – no one likes being compelled to hide his feelings – but they went along because the punishment for not going along was so much worse.

“But one day there was a big war. It happened because some of the children who refused to believe that they could be wrong became politically powerful. They went to war to force their neighbors to give them stuff they wanted but didn’t deserve. The war was terrible. It went on a long time and killed a lot of young men. At the end, everybody was really tired. And some other children who didn’t believe that they could be wrong, and who liked to write and talk a lot, started saying and writing that it wasn’t because the children who started the war didn’t realize that they could be wrong. They said it was that everybody was wrong about everything – that the war had proved that there was nothing anyone could believe.”

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A comment to me via NCRenegade:

You censor comments to your blog, therefore what makes you any different than the people you label as traitors to the US Constitution. You do not honor free speech or comments contrary to your ideologies. I have read about your past and who you are and what you have done to your neighbors. Stop hiding behind the bible and be a man. You have been marked as a domestic enemy of the US, no different than ISIS. Every dog has his day and no evil deed goes without consequence before God. This is not a threat just an observation before God and Country. I understand you are a drama queen who loves attention and one who plays the victim card.

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The past referred to above is the listing as a hate group [NCRenegade.com] by the Southern Poverty Law Center. The reference to “neighbors” refers to a civil litigation case in which I won. What is generally not known is that if I had pursued the case in court, I would have won treble damages: over $200,000. I settled for $50,000 to put it behind me. This put me down $36,000 for construction and legal costs after the settlement. Odds in winning in court: 100%. Consequences in my neighborhood: everyone is extremely grateful to me for standing up to the other party. After the case was settled, the other party moved out of the area.

This comment was for the post: Napolitano: Obama doesn’t want you to have guns.

I am posting this mainly to notify the “author” that I have enough evidence on file now to sue you. You have already lost two times in court to other individuals.

David DeGerolamo

by Bill Gertz

Preliminary U.S. intelligence estimates have concluded that North Korea’s fourth underground nuclear test on Tuesday involved a small explosion that could be a component of a larger-scale thermonuclear device.

U.S. officials familiar with intelligence reports of the underground test estimated the low yield of the detected blast to be between 5 kilotons to 7 kilotons—far less than would be detected in a two-stage thermonuclear blast, or hydrogen bomb.

The Pyongyang government announced that the test that took place Wednesday morning local time at a nuclear testing site in northeast North Korea and that it was a successful “first H-bomb test.”

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