‘…But we live in a universe with laws beyond Man’s power to break. The deliberate evocation of racial hatred has put a train of events in motion that can have only one outcome — and it would appear from the most recent events that that outcome is no longer a distant possibility the bien-pensants can pooh-pooh as a chimera over canapés and white wine.
That race war I’ve been wringing my hands about? It’s on…’
Francis isn’t the only one with a guts full
http://wintersoldier2008.typepad.com/summer_patriot_winter_sol/2013/08/no-more-turn-the-other-cheek-christians-and-whites-are-under-attack-and-it-is-high-time-to-retaliate.html
That NHS employee may be right about ‘War on the Horizon’
I sure hope so.
exodus, chapter 21, verses 22-25.
Bring. It. On.
Here are a few more thoughts about tactical specifics.
Interesting thoughts and very, very good advice, Francis. Thanks for that.
A very large consideration is the fact that those who would do harm to innocent people are almost certainly going to have had a lot more practice in those kinds of situations than Henry from the office down the hallway.
Most men are warriors in their own minds, the only ones who know for sure if it’s true are those who have been there – and come back. And those men know how thin the margin between survival and failure really is. They avoid street combat if possible.
And if you can’t carry a gun when out in public, ALWAYS carry a good quality folding pocket knife. “Just going to the local store” is no excuse not to carry it.
Not some wanker “combat” knife that will likely turn out to be made in Taiwan.
Wabbit has a German Puma, expensive but worth it. Get used to the thing, using it for anything from cleaning your nails to opening cartons, but use it. When cornered is not the right time to find out that the damn lock is unreliable, is it?
And remember, stabbing is for the movies. Slashing produces lots of blood (very discouraging for accomplices) and severs tendons. Stabbing is only for
Well, never mind what stabbing is for. You’ll know it when you come across it.
We could go on..like get in first, get in fast and don’t stop, hoping the early blows are enough. There’s no such thing as enough.
What’s your opinion of the Kershaw Ken Onion series?
I don’t know that particular knife, Francis but any Kershaw knife is good. And the 3″ blade is certainly enough to do the job while still being a harmless-looking item in polite company.
http://www.pumaknives.de/dispitemgroup_122.php?gno=y