We Need Not Justify the Exercise of Our Rights

Found this over at GunsSaveLife.com, and have reposted it here because it states plainly what everyone should be aware of –

February 20, 2013

by Frank Sharpe
Fortress Defense Consultants

Need? We need not justify.

GadsWhen asked what I do for a living I reply: I teach people how to shoot people. I teach people how to shoot people because some people need to be shot – and they need to be shot NOW.

I have found that in the long run sugarcoating reality rarely produces good results. Yes, it might make some people “feel” better, but feelings and reality are often polar opposites. Pretending something is what it is not only postpones judgment day, and the longer it’s ignored, the higher the price.

Twenty-six years ago I began my involvement with “gun rights”. I had a good grasp on what Article II of the Bill of Rights was about then, and my thoughts haven’t changed since. Article II is about the individual’s ability to shoot tyrants – plain and simple.

It has nothing to do with hunting, collecting or competition. And tyranny, as I define it, may appear in the form of a rapist in the alley, a mob during civil unrest, an invading military, or one’s own government.

I personally own no “sporting arms.” I own and train with auto-loading, magazine fed weapons; rifles and pistols which are designed to get hot and function during conflict. Most are black and “scary looking”, and that suits me just fine – I’m not in the rainbows and unicorns business, I’m in the force business.  What I, and thousands of other instructors around the country do, is provide the necessary skills that Americans need to deploy firearms in tyranny’s direction. We don’t teach people how to play games or take quail; we teach people how to effectively launch bullets into the bodies of tyrants.

And to such tyrants, my advice is this: If you don’t want to find yourself on the business end of my rifle, then behave yourself.

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Benghazi FBI FOIA Request Denied: Stonewall Continues

Another day, another one of my Benghazi Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests has been denied—this time from the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI). As previously reported, the CIA also denied my Benghazi FOIA request.

Recall it was on September 11, 2012 when Ambassador Christopher Stevens, information management officer Sean Smith, former Navy SEALs Tyrone Woods and Glen Doherty, were murdered by terrorists. President Barack Obama with then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, United Nations Ambassador Susan Rice, former CIA chief, the ‘celebrated,’ philandering General David Petraeus, the brains behind the failed counter-insurgency policy called COIN in Afghanistan that is maiming and killing U.S. and NATO troops to win “hearts and minds” that cannot be won, lied to the public when they blamed the murder of fourAmericans on an anti-Muslim Youtube video.

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John Conyers: Domestic Enemy and Stupid

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Campus gun ban had no deterrent effect on UCF shooting

UCF's gun ban had no effect on Seevakumaran's actions.

UCF’s gun ban had no effect on Seevakumaran’s actions.

That a former University of Central Florida student still living on campus did not carry out a wider plan to shoot others in his dormitory and instead turned his gun on himself was a mere matter of luck for his potential victims,the Orlando Sentinel is reporting this morning.

“James Oliver Seevakumaran, 30, was found in his dorm room in Tower 1, a seven-story structure near the UCF Arena,” the story reports. “He died from a single shot to the head fired by one of his newly purchased guns, police said.”

He had a handgun, what police call an “assault weapon,” hundreds of rounds of ammunition and “handmade explosives” which another report describes as “four bombs.” Writings found in his room reveal he had planned a wider attack, which he evidently decided against.

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h/t Matt Bracken

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The Continuum of human politics inside Bracken’s Cube

CW2 cubeTaking a step back from fiction for a bit, as I was trying to make a point about Bracken’s Cube that I don’t think I made explicit enough.  The cube is a way to generalize a population, and like all generalities it cannot portray the entire truth.  The cube seeks to explain a political ideology based on racial, geographic, and economic indicators.  This is fine, and using it as a predictive tool is completely legit, but we must really look at what the tool is, and isn’t.

The cube isn’t about sides, the cube is about volume.  If you put every individual inside the “cube” where they fell on the three axis you would not end up with a perfect cube.   It would look kinda like a lopsided pyramid or tear drop shape, with a large “poor floor” and small wealthy top skewed towards whites (we don’t have an even distribution of races in any country).  No one perfectly exists at the sides or corners of the cube, each axis is a continuum.  There will always be someone more successful, or poorer, or even whiter or blacker.

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h/t  WRSA

Related Article:

Bracken: The CW2 Cube — Mapping The Meta-Terrain Of Civil War Two

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Two South Korean Banks Hacked – ATMs Down

A man uses his mobile phone at Shinhan Bank automated teller machines (ATM) as employees (L) of the bank put a 'out of service' notice for the ATMs, on a window after a hacking attack in central Seoul March 20, 2013. REUTERS-Lee Jae-Won

A man uses his mobile phone at Shinhan Bank automated teller machines (ATM) as employees (L) of the bank put a ‘out of service’ notice for the ATMs, on a window after a hacking attack in central Seoul March 20, 2013. REUTERS-Lee Jae-Won

What would be the best way to instill fear into a society without firing a shot? Steal their money through a new “tax” as in Cyprus? Shut down ATMs due to “computer problems” or hacker attacks? The recent series of bank attacks and market manipulation have gone unnoticed by the public. What would you do without access to your money? Would you look to the government for your security and well-being?

Whether North Korea or China is responsible for the South Korean hack attacks, the consequences of our reliance on 1’s and 0’s at all levels of our lives should be recognized and contingencies implemented.

David DeGerolamo

South Korea raises alert after hackers attack broadcasters, banks

South Korean authorities were investigating a hacking attack that brought down the servers of three broadcasters and two major banks on Wednesday, and the army raised its alert level due to concerns of North Korean involvement.

Servers at television networks YTN, MBC and KBS were affected as well as Shinhan Bank and NongHyup Bank, two major banks, the police and government officials said. At least some of the computers affected by the attacks had some files deleted, according to the authorities.

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DEBKAfile: Rocket fired in Aleppo contained Agent 15

Troops equipped for chemical warfare

Troops equipped for chemical warfare

Western military sources have told DEBKA file that three chemicals were believed present in the Scud B rocket which exploded in the Aleppo neighborhood of Khan al-Assal Tuesday March 19: phosphorus, chlorine and Agent 15 or BZ. Although the Assad regime and the rebels charged each other with firing the rocket, which killed 15-31 people and injured more than a hundred, it was not possible to verify which side was actually responsible. The White House denied it was the rebels, while Moscow insisted that it was, in support of the accusation from Damascus.

The assumption in Israeli security circles is that either or both sides may have tried a one-shot use of a chemical weapon to test the limits of world-power tolerance. The incapacitating Agent 15 which causes choking is the least harmful of Assad’s chemical arsenal. A US army spokesman said the American armed forces had plans for intervening in the Syrian conflict if chemical weapons were used.

DEBKAfile reported Tuesday:

Extensive preparations by Syrian army units for launching chemical weapons against rebel forces have been sighted in the northern town of Homs, Western intelligence agencies told DEBKAfile’s military sources Tuesday, March 19.

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Five Syrian shells land in Lebanon despite warning

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JPMorgan agrees to $546 million settlement in MF Global dispute

The MF Global fiasco edged closer to final resolution Wednesday after JPMorgan Chase agreed to return $546 million to customers of the failed brokerage.

JPMorgan will pay $100 million to MF Global clients, according to the terms of the agreement. The trustee charged with liquidating the brokerage’s assets will release another $417 million in funds that had previously been returned by the bank.

JPMorgan will also return a final $29 million in funds held by the bank after MF Global’s stunning collapse and bankruptcy in late 2011.

The settlement, which still must be approved by the courts, should be one of the last major actions in the MF Global bankruptcy case. The trustee, James Giddens, has recovered a significant percentage of customer funds that were thought to be lost in the chaotic final days of the brokerage led by former New Jersey Gov. Jon Corzine.

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Witnesses report onset of chemical warfare in Syria

Troops equipped for chemical warfare

Troops equipped for chemical warfare

Extensive preparations by Syrian army units for launching chemical weapons against rebel forces have been sighted in the northern town of Homs, Western intelligence agencies told DEBKAfile’s military sources Tuesday, March 19.

Damascus paved the way for resorting to unconventional weaponry with an accusation run by the state news agency SANA Tuesday that Syrian rebels had fired a rocket containing chemical substances in the Khan al-Assal area of rural Aleppo, allegedly killing 15 people, mostly civilians.

Rebels quickly denied the report and accused regime forces of “firing a chemical weapon on a long-range SCUD, after which 20 people died of asphyxia and poisoning.”
Neither of the accusations could immediately verified.

But a Reuters photographer said he had seen people come into two Aleppo hospitals with breathing problems after the attack. They claimed people were suffocating on the streets.

Western intelligence sources reckoned that for the Assad regime, Homs, the scene of fierce battles between government and rebel forces in recent days, is likely to be the first place where the Assad government resorts to chemical warfare. A rebel victory there would be a grave setback for the regime because it would sever the main highway linking the Syrian military forces fighting in the towns of Damascus, Latakia, Aleppo and Idlib.

Monday and Tuesday, therefore, heavy government reinforcements from the South and Damascus were piled onto the embattled town, along with large numbers of warplanes and attack helicopters, in an all-out effort to cut short the rebel advance.

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Department of Homeland Security scrutinized for bloated size, lack of preparation for sequestration

DHS Janet Napolitano / AP

DHS Janet Napolitano / AP

The Department of Homeland Security came under fire at a congressional hearing on Tuesday for bloated payrolls, misleading statements about the sequestration, and failing to prepare adequately for the impending budget cuts.

The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee held the latest in several hearings to review executive agencies’ implementation of the recommendations by their inspectors general. This hearing focused on the Department of Defense and the Department Homeland Security.

The sequestration cuts loomed over the hearing, even though Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R., Calif.) noted at the outset that the hearing was not about the mandatory cuts that went into effect on March 1. Some congressmen sought to disparage the cuts while others looked to the agencies for better ways to manage the reductions.

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Disarming American citizens, Obama style

Presently flying under the radar of the American people is the much misunderstood,  deliberately mischaracterized and under-reported United Nation’s Arms Trade Treaty. Considering the persistent multi-level attacks against U.S. gun owners and American’s rights under the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, the “Final U.N. Conference on the Arms Trade Treaty” that convened yesterday and is scheduled to last through March 28, 2013 should be front page news all across America. But it’s not, and for good reason.

Most people, including conservative Americans thought the United Nation’s Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) was a dead issue, or at least not a threat to U.S. gun owners based on a number of assumptions relating to international treaties and U.S. Constitutional law. Like everything else with the Obama regime, however, things are never what they appear, nor are they as simple as we are led to believe.

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Barack Obama, Destroyer of Souls!?! Does ‘The Bible’ Miniseries Devil Resemble Obama?

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qbR5otJpo4

From YouTube:

The Bible miniseries features a character named Satan, who some think bears a close resemblance to the President of the United States. Is President Obama really the DOTUS (Devil of the United States)? Find out what Trifecta thinks.

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Bonus Army: US military attacks demonstrating American War Veterans

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNOsIB5VMSQ

h/t John P

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Which Side Are You On?

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Media Now Calling Patriots “Hate Groups”

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-sziAvFNHoM

NCRenegade.com is on the SPLC list.

Matthew 23-12

“Whoever exalts himself shall be humbled; and whoever humbles himself shall be exalted.”

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