The War Clock Is Ticking

Beijing subway / AP

Bill Gertz has outlined preparations for war  below by China and Russia. What is the United States’ response?

The Obama administration instead is seeking deep cuts in U.S. nuclear forces as part of President Barack Obama’s policy of seeking the elimination of all nuclear arms.

The administration has become more concerned about disarming the people by infringing on the second amendment instead of defending our borders from Muslim terrorists, foreign threats and illegal aliens draining our fiscal resources through “entitlements”.

Our domestic threat is clear: Washington has become a symbol for tyranny, injustice and greed. Our enemies are exploiting this domestic threat so that the United States is in its most vulnerable position that we has ever faced. Will the people be fighting both foreign and domestic enemies aligned with the express purpose of the overthrow of the Constitution and Capitalism? What now passes for Capitalism is more like Fascism: our “free markets” have become regulated and taxed by the government in collusion with a few select corporations. Will J.P. Morgan, Bank of America and General Electric be held accountable along with the federal government in the future? Or will internal civil unrest pave the way for China and Russia to accomplish their long term goals?

One fact is sure: our Liberty must never be traded for security. The protection of our second amendment rights should never be in question. Especially at such a critical juncture when the entire world has become a powder keg ready to explode.

David DeGerolamo

War Preparation Indicator

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Pierre Poilievre: The Truth About the Economic Collapse in the United States

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wWkUaJId7pM

h/t Jim Davis

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Pete Kofod: Insights Into Cultural Shifts From A Visit To A Gun Store

“In my view, the spectacle in the gun store, which apparently has played out nationwide, is a clear indication that people are doing the equivalent of “shorting” social stability. This is clearly concerning, because the extent to which we can plan our future is directly related to the faith we can reasonably place in social stability.”

Pete Kofod

The above quote should give all of us pause. Do you believe that our social stability is collapsing? Is this a function of an economy in collapse, a government usurpation or a combination of factors? The causes are important but for now the point is simple: Do you believe our society is collapsing? 

The article below has many points for your consideration but this is another important one:

“It may be presumptive, but in my view, people who rush out to purchase firearms in anticipation of gun-control measures are not part of the “gun culture.” The “gun culture” already has its arsenal stocked up. The “last-minute shoppers” are people who believe that one day they may need a gun and may not be able to buy one. These are the same people who clean out the grocery store before the first big winter storm hits.”

These are also the people who will panic when their fears come to fruition. They are as dangerous as the real enemy since they are motivated both by fear and ignorance. They have no training with firearms or firearms’ safety. They will shoot first and apologize later when it is too late. They are the group in society that will provide the final justification for the “government” to take over to provide security for “the people”.

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Fight for Women’s Rights

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Now Greece Bans Cash – Again

Greek Parliament

Greek FinMin: purchases over €500 only via credit card, check or bank transfer …Greek Finance Ministry plans to put an end to cash payments. Purchases worth more than 500 euro will be not possible with cash money anymore. Finance minister Yiannis Stournaras told the Parliament on Thursday that he examines that “the expansion of electronic transactions with credit cards and other electronic payment methods for a wide range of transactions for amounts much smaller than those required by current legislation,” which is currently at 3,000 euro. All transactions worth more than 500 euro will have to be made only through money transfer through banks, or credit/debit cards and checks. – Keep Talking Greece

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As The Lies Pile Up

Here is a bit of truth which the anti-Liberty movement doesn’t want you to hear:

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ooa98FHuaU0

Politicans and Media Figures are so biased and full of crap –
Give ’em an enema, and you’ll be able to bury ’em in a shoe-box, where they belong.

Yeah, I guess I am done being polite…

LT
~Bring rope, we’re havin’ a hangin’ party!

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A water plan for troubled times

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IuxoT6cRywc

From YouTube:

Using 2 off-grid pumps is sometimes the best way to match the performance of your on-grid system while using the minimum amount of solar. Here we use a Simple Pump and a Dankoff Flowlight pump. I am using 1 – 240 watt module. Whereas the submersible is a 1.5 hp pump requiring about 1500 watts startup/surge. This system also includes the use of relays that are very helpful for controlling motors using low voltage devices like float witches.

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NRA must drop ‘slippery-slope’ rhetoric

Price starts at 2 minutes, 10 seconds.

David Price is the poster child for what is wrong with our government: career politicians who have sold their soul for power.  Shame on Orange and Durham counties for keeping him in power.

David DeGerolamo

David Price on Gun Control

Congressman David Price, a Democrat from North Carolina and a vice chair on the Gun Violence Prevention Task Force, said the NRA must be willing to adapt if there is to be any meaningful progress on gun control. “Of course we need political leadership, including political leadership from perhaps unexpected quarters to encourage us to come together on this,” Price said on Wednesday’s PoliticsNation. “It is going to require the NRA and other organizations to be part of the solution, not to just dig in with resistance,” he said. “The NRA, I’m afraid, engages in some fear-mongering, seeing every measure as a slippery-slope towards confiscating guns,” Price said. “It’s absolutely not true and they know it’s not true.”

“I believe that reasonable measures can be agreed upon by reasonable people…We’re not talking about the ability to own guns for self-protection or for sporting purposes, but we are talking about keeping those guns out of the wrong hands.”

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h/t Carolina Plott Hound

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Panetta, Dempsey clear Pentagon desk of US military option for Syria

Syria's chemical weapons taken off US table

Syria’s chemical weapons taken off US table

At a joint news conference Friday, Jan. 11, retiring Defense Secretary Leon Panetta and Chairman of the US Joint Chiefs, Gen. Martin Dempsey, cleaned the Pentagon’s Syrian desk ready for incoming Secretary Chuck Hagel.  Boiled down to essentials, their triple message was that Bashar Assad could not be stopped from using chemical weapons if he chose to do so, that securing the CW sites after Assad’s fall was the job of the “international community” and that no US ground troops would be sent to Syria.

Panetta and Dempsey essentially confirmed a fact first reported by DEBKAfile in the third week of November: US naval, air and marine forces were withdrawn from Syrian offshore waters following the White House’s decision to stay clear of military involvement in the Syrian conflict. After extending Syrian opposition forces diplomatic support for nearly two years, the Obama administration is dumping the Assad headache in the laps of Syria’s immediate neighbors, Turkey, Jordan and Israel, and casting the rebels adrift.

This decision was spelled out with crystal clarity by Panetta and Dempsey at a joint Washington press conference in Washington:

“The United States is increasingly focused on how to secure Syria’s chemical weapons if President Bashar al-Assad falls from power,” said the outgoing defense secretary. In reference to the problem while Assad is still in place, Panetta emphasized that the United States is not considering sending in ground troops.

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The Time for Petitions Is Over

“We beg no longer; we entreat no more; we petition no more. We defy them!”

William Jennings Bryan, 1896

I was filming the “Honor the Oath” rally in Raleigh, NC this past week and was asked to sign a petition. I declined. I will continue to follow the wisdom of George Washington:

“The Time for Petitions Is Over”

If a strategy is flawed or has failed, it is time to move on to a new strategy. The object is simple: WE MUST WIN THE FIGHT. Once you understand the consequences of losing this fight, you must make some hard decisions. For you. For your family. For the future.

David DeGerolamo

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MATTHEW BRACKEN: STICK TO YOUR GUNS!

Stick to your guns, no matter what.

If they come to take them by force, they have declared war on the Constitution, and on you. At that point, war is joined, just as it was on another big gun confiscation raid on April 19, 1775. If it was legal in 2012, it’s legal in 2013 and it will be forever. If they say otherwise, they are liars and traitors and oath breakers and domestic enemies.

If you are disarmed and led away in cuffs, are you so sure you’ll be bailed out? And not taken to a “new place” with “new rules”?

Every survivor of every genocide says the same: when they come to take your guns, shoot them. Make them work for it, and THEIR system is overwhelmed, because they don’t have 20 million FLEAs to do armed battles all over the country, instead of nice polite arrest raids like those that that Glenn “Ghandi” Beck envisions, with the NRA lawyers throwing your bail and suing the pants off the .gov.

It’s like the Solzhenitsyn paragraph “how we burned later in the camps” because they didn’t resist the GRU/KGB in the lobbies and stairwells with axes and knives.

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Questions, Questions, What’s Really Going On?

The lies, deception, exaggerations, obfuscations seem never ending. Everyone has an agenda and, evidently, feel anything is permissible in order to advance the agenda.

Did dark forces within our own government facilitate 9-11, or was it the Russians, the MOSSAD (Israelis), or just a bunch of Saudi Jihadis? Is the economic destruction of America a well executed conspiracy by traitors within or merely the ineptitude and stupidity of the ruling class … or greed?

Did children really die at Sandy Hook or was it all a hoax? What about the inconsistencies in this story as well as those in the Batman and Sikh temple shootings? Were there multiple shooters at the scene in each case, or is it just what it looks like – lone nut jobs taking out their repressed anger on innocents?

Are these mass shootings being orchestrated by dark elements of our own government in order to draw an emotional response to support disarming the American people? Could foreign governments be involved?

Those reading this will likely be well versed in all the inconsistencies in the Sandy Hook story, as well as the Batman and Sikh temple shootings. Those inconsistencies are obvious to those with eyes to see, and yet the media seem completely disinterested. They refuse to follow-up. They refuse to ask hard questions. Perhaps it has to do with their agenda?

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Nullification of Health Care in North Carolina

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

Adam Love outlines a strategy for North Carolina to nullify Health Care at the Honor the Oath Rally in Raleigh, NC.

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Ignorance Comes Home to Roost

Voting has consequences. So does ignorance.

Unfortunately, their dreams of “redistribution” have turned into the reality of “confiscation”. When taxation becomes tribute, government becomes tyranny.

David DeGerolamo

Related Article:

In DC, the public reacts to payroll tax hike

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On Killing

From MarketTicker.org – How many of you have ever killed another living thing?  I mean up close and personal.  Not eating a hamburger that was in a package in the store, or grilling some chicken breasts that were all nicely-packaged in cellophane?  And I’m not talking about smashing a mosquito, spraying a hornet’s nest with wasp spray or similar or taking a shovel to a rattlesnake in the back yard either.

I mean killing something that is nominally able to process information and react to its surroundings.  Something that can process the emotion of fear.  And when I mean “you”, I mean you.  You did it.  With an implement of death that you wielded, whether it be your bare hands, a knife, a gun, or something else.

How often have you done it?  And has it ever gone wrong?

If you’ve never done it, you don’t know what “gone wrong” means.  If you have as a part of your life, you do, because you’ve experienced it.  And right about now, you know exactly what I’m talking about.  You can hunt with a gun for quite a while before something “goes wrong.”  But if you’ve hunted for a while, you’ve been there.  You shoot the animal and it doesn’t drop all nice and neat where it stands, like you see on the hunting TV shows or in the movies.

Uh uh.

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