An authentic hero

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1. Ronbo says:

   February 16, 2016 at 06:13

   Fuck the law, Brits!

   Guns are available on the black market.
2. Darin says:

   February 16, 2016 at 07:54

   My advice to Tommy Robinson is -leave it!Leave and don’t look back,don’t risk your life or your family’s lives for a country that no longer is worth it.

   If 7/7,Lee Rigby and the sex grooming scandal didn’t wake the dumb bastards up,getting himself killed sure won’t.It will take the nation being set on fire to wake them up and by that time it will be too late.
   • andy5759 says:

     February 16, 2016 at 09:33

     My thoughts too. The trouble is that I am addicted to being English, white, Christian and free (ish). So I don’t stop railing on about things and I will fight when it becomes unavoidable.
     • The Gantt Guy says:

       February 16, 2016 at 12:41

       That’s the key, isn’t it? The UK was where the concept of Free Men was born; it was this concept which gave birth to the United States; the most incredible experiment in individual liberty in the history of mankind (albeit subsequently perverted).

       Darin said “…don’t risk your life or your family’s lives for a country that no longer is worth it.” My guess is, Tommy Robinson doesn’t consider it ‘no longer worth it’. My guess is, he believes Britain is (a) still salvageable, and (b) worth salvaging.

       Time will tell. I think they reached their tipping point when they elected Tony Blair.
       • Bo Chandler says:

         February 16, 2016 at 13:02

         It’s no longer a matter of saving or salvaging. It’s a matter of racing for converts and territory in preparation for the balkanisation of Western society.

         If we merely sit back then we’re all marked for an early grave.
3. C-CS says:

   February 16, 2016 at 08:06

   I agree w/ both Darin’s and Ronbo’s comments–
   and-we in the US had better wake up–because- there will be no where for us to go–if the Second is not upheld–
   C-CS
   • Ronbo says:

     February 16, 2016 at 11:08

     That’s right, Carol….America is it!

     The buck ends here.

     At least we’ll get to die with our boots on and our blazing guns in our hands.

     “We few, we happy few, we band of brothers (and sisters)” heh?

     Well, they do say that God has a special love for fools, drunks and the USA!

     So maybe we win.
     • The Gantt Guy says:

       February 16, 2016 at 12:57

       Ronbo said: “At least we’ll get to die with our boots on and our blazing guns in our hands.”

       Are you sure about that? ‘They’ have been slowly chipping away at the Constitutional limits and protections for the past two centuries (with one or two notable periods of restoration), culminating in the American People having twice elected an out-of-the-closet Marxist, who’s spent the past 7 years using the Constitution for toilet paper.

       The history of repeated injuries and usurpations is a long one, yet the People have yet chosen not to throw off the political bands which have connected with another.

       You’re being suffocated by lawfare, Ronbo. ‘They’ have no need of escalating the conflict to a kinetic level. You have two hopes for salvation: Article V Convention of States, OR some brave patriot fires the next shot heard around the world. If the second, who would be that brave patriot? Who doesn’t have too much to lose, who will risk his life, his liberty, his sacred honour?

       And I ask this, in envy that you are an American; you are a Citizen – everyone else in the Western world is a Subject.
       • Bo Chandler says:

         February 16, 2016 at 13:20

         This convention of the states business is, I regret to have to say, utter nonsense.

         Nobody. NOBODY, can offer an explanation as to why an updated Constitution would magically start being honoured when the old one is not.

         Nobody. NOBODY, can offer an explanation as to why Liberty Amendment #4 would not instantly place the US in default, rendering the whole process pointless.

         If patriotic Americans manage to throw off the yoke of oppression, THEN would be a good time to look at the language of the Constitution. Doing it prior is at best pointless and at worse a deliberate ploy by malevolent factors to strip away what few protections you have left.
         • The Gantt Guy says:

           February 16, 2016 at 21:24

           (a) a Balanced Budget amendment would not ‘instantly’ place the US in default. Default only occurs in the event an interest payment is not paid when due, and the US economy generates far more per annum than the required interest payments (the government being required by statute to pay interest on loans before any other disbursements).
           (b) amendments 1, 2, 3, 6 and 10 specifically gut the powers of the federal government, and empower the states.
           (c) the Convention of States is the only non-kinetic way to restore liberty. If the shooting hasn’t started yet, it ain’t gonna. Therefore, the Convention of States is the only way.
           (d) the Convention is a generational project. The Convention itself is a meeting among the States to propose Amendments. The proposals have to be supported by 2/3 of States before going forward for ratification, then have to be ratified by 3/4 of States before they take effect. With the number of Red States currently in play, the opportunity for statist mischief is minimal at best.
           • Bo Chandler says:

             February 17, 2016 at 01:48

             Claiming the US can sustain their debt without a deficit budget is crazy talk.

             When you have to dump over half the public service onto the welfare line and ditch services without the accompanying tax breaks then you’ll get your shooting war one way or the other.

             As for “If the shooting hasn’t started yet, it ain’t gonna” I simply don’t know where you’d get that idea. Malheur is another step in the process, albeit flawed. More steps will follow. Many states are also distancing themselves from the union, culturally and legally.

             The idea that a convention of the states would somehow make the union of California to Texas or Idaho to New York one again preferable or even possible seems to be without merit to me.

             The states are less compatible now than they were when Lincoln chained them back together by force. So what’s to say that the progressive states will not see this move as a hijacking of democracy and act accordingly?

             Reckon you’ll get your war one way or the other.

             p.s. Unfunded liabilities into the future, both state and federal, dwarf the national debt and deficit.
             • Bo Chandler says:

               February 17, 2016 at 01:55

               I should add that I could support the idea of a COTS as a pressuring mechanism to force the hand of the tyrants, but I still remain unconvinced that it will save the union of the states.
4. Bo Chandler says:

   February 16, 2016 at 12:39

   Under the circumstances it beggars belief that PEGIDA can drum up a 10,000 man march but can’t find enough burly, minimally employed men to run four security teams on a rotational basis to keep this man alive and at least give the poor bastard a good nights sleep.

   I can’t imagine what it would be like to tuck your kids in bed, not being able to explain to them that at any minute a pack of jihadists could burst through the door and behead everyone in the house. And to live with that, day after day after day.

   PEGIDA, this isn’t tiddlywinks you’re playing here. Get your fucking act together.
   • KG says:

     February 16, 2016 at 15:00

     Amen! to that.
5. KG says:

   February 16, 2016 at 15:04

   Gantt said:
   “You’re being suffocated by lawfare, Ronbo. ‘They’ have no need of escalating the conflict to a kinetic level.”

   Exactly so. Absent a spark which leads to a conflagration, (highly unlikely in my view) the road to serfdom is already mapped out – and inevitable.
6. C-CS says:

   February 16, 2016 at 16:14

   the dumbing down of our ed system started by a commie at the turn of 1900 – John Dewey – he wrote a plan – and followed through with his the plan — the slow usurpation of our once excellent ed system, –check out the 8th grade test of 1895–few college grads could pass it today!!

   my question is- why do we – freedom lovers – not write a plan an FOLLOW THROUGH!!!
   C-CS
   PS the Founders did – we can too –
7. Ronbo says:

   February 17, 2016 at 04:02

   Gantt says:

   “You’re being suffocated by lawfare, Ronbo. ‘They’ have no need of escalating the conflict to a kinetic level.”
   —————————
   You are correct on the Plan, fellow Crusader: The Leftists tried to slowly cook the frog to death, as a sudden rise in temperature will cause him to jump out of the pot.

   However, there was a sudden rise in temperature and the frog did jump out of the pot!

   This happened in 2009 with the introduction of Obamacare. The Right became radicalized and formed the Tea Party Movement – These are revolutionary cells of as few as one person all over the country – and now the world. The various International Socialist government(s) cannot destroy the TPM – it everywhere and nowhere. There is no central command and control, no leadership – just a common planetary wide ideology of individual liberty linked by the Internet.

   Yes, there are TPM cells above the water line who have surfaced and are under siege by the powers that be, but like an iceberg, 90% of the TPM – runs wild, runs deep under the radar – and the powers-that-be piss in their pants. I don’t have time to document the many electoral, political and cultural victories the TPM has made in the world over the last seven years. For instance, in America this shadowy revolutionary cause has elected over 1,000 Republicans to various local, state and federal offices. The number one item on the Leftist agenda in America has been a gun grab – and this out the naked fear that someday, somehow the revolutionary TPM submarine will surface and shoot the hell out of them! This did happen to the colonial ruling class Tories and British Empire in 1775 and as good Marxists they know their history.

   Yes, I know despite everything freedom fighters have done, the regime(s) are still in the driver’s seat.

   All I can say to that was on April 18, 1775 the British Empire was firmly in control of North America, but on April 19, 1775 the issue was thrown to the gods of war for resolution.

   We all know how that turned out.

   KG says:

   “Exactly so. Absent a spark which leads to a conflagration, (highly unlikely in my view) the road to serfdom is already mapped out – and inevitable.”

   Crusader Grand Master: Like all your noble knights – including myself – you see through a glass darkly…Never say – never! I often said the same sort of things to myself and just as often been proven wrong by events.

   Also, Rush Limbaugh – America’s anchorman on AM talk radio – has given his word that he would tell us when it was time to panic.

   This hasn’t happened.
   • The Gantt Guy says:

     February 17, 2016 at 05:29

     I wish I could agree with your sentiments, Ronbo, I really do. You’re right, the TPM have given more than 1,000 elected offices to the Republicans. And often-times those elected into those offices have been co-opted (Kelly Ayotte, Mia Love, etc. etc.).

     And, irrespective of who gets elected, the massive 4th branch of the government is permanent. And it is they who wield all the power.
8. KG says:

   February 17, 2016 at 04:07

   “..and just as often been proven wrong by events.”
   me too, Ronbo, and too often.
9. KG says:

   February 17, 2016 at 05:32

   “..the massive 4th branch of the government is permanent. And it is they who wield all the power.”
   Yes indeed. And who could flush out those Augean stables, eh? Only a major catastrophe can do the job.
   • The Gantt Guy says:

     February 17, 2016 at 05:46

     I can’t help but agree with that. I wish – beyond hope – that a single election (or even a combination of any number of elections) could right the ship, but I fear the Republic is too far gone for that now. Any one man elected President who tries to dismantle any small component of the bureaucracy will find himself in open war with all of it. And they’re bigger, stronger and more determined (the instinct for self-preservation being the strongest of all human instincts) than the combined force of the 3 Constitutional branches.

     It matters deeply to me because the world needs a balancing force. Absent the US, it will be China, Russia or the iSlamos, or some combination thereof. And while the US has been a benign influence, any combination of those actors will be malignant in the extreme.
     • KG says:

       February 17, 2016 at 06:00