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On Wednesday, June 23, 2021, Temporary President Biden gave a teleprompter reading billed as a major speech on crime. It seems even Democrats/Socialists/Communists are now forced into a corner by the crime they’ve unleashed and encouraged, thus the teleprompter reading. The solution to crime, it seems, is to greatly diminish individual liberty while greatly increasing the power of government. Who knew it was so simple, yet so tyrannical?
I’ve been gathering, for some time, information for an article on Biden’s rapidly deteriorating mental condition, which as such things normally go, is also affecting his general health. We find ourselves in a bizarre situation circa June, 2021—actually for more than the last year. Democrats, realizing every one of their presidential candidates would be defeated by President Trump (Mayor Pete? Kamala Harris?), even with the unprecedented level of electoral cheating they had planned, so they stepped up their game. The media was all in, so was Hollywood and Academia, but for the first time it was necessary to fully expose an ally they kept under the radar for years: big tech. With all of these resources, and absolutely blatant cheating, they were able—barely—to install the Biden puppet presidency.
They knew then Joe Biden was suffering from progressive dementia, so they hid him as much as possible, and surely filled him full of drugs for the few occasions they could not avoid exposing him to the public—to danger. Only six months into the puppet presidency, his “aides”—actually, his handlers—are, more and more, keeping him away from the public, and away from any questions. The drugs aren’t working anymore. Even D/S/Cs are beginning to speak out about his growing infirmity.
I watched his teleprompter reading. He is much less capable than even a month ago. He can barely pronounce consonants, slurs and runs words together, is confused by the names of political figures, and his voice lacks the slightest energy. He looks, and sounds, old and frail indeed, the rapidly failing grandfather at the dinner table. Most family members try to pay polite attention, but he’s mumbling nonsense much of the time, and they tune out, leaving him to his rapidly collapsing world. America’s enemies watched too, and they’re surely not feeling pity.
It was a frightening performance, particularly when he implicitly threatened, just like the idiotic Chinese spy shagger CA Rep. Eric Swalwell, to nuc Americans. Then again, D/S/Cs have always had trouble knowing who the enemy really is. It was also frightening because his solution to the crime running rampant in America’s D/S/C ruled cities is to deprive Americans elsewhere of their unalienable liberties: only gun control can reduce crime, that and a few token social justice programs that have universally failed in the past, and can have no effect on people who commit crimes because they want to and because they like it. That’s most criminals, by the way. Evil exists.
You want an example of Joe’s brilliance? Giving criminals summer jobs will stop crime.
It was frightening too because our enemies—Russia and China come to mind—are surely calculating conquering us will be easier than they ever imagined. People like Biden—actually, his D/S/C handlers–will do most of the work for them.
I’ll be writing in detail about Biden’s dementia and its consequences in the near future, but for today, let’s review the gun control/threats against Americans portion of his speech, which to be fair, was most of it. The Attorney General, Merrick Garland? He’s a standard, anti-liberty, anti-American D/S/C commissar, and he’s going to do as much damage as he can while he can. Temporary President Biden began by lying about the origins and reality of the Second Amendment in the colonies, saying individuals couldn’t own cannon, among other weapons. There is no evidence for that proposition. Then he said this:
The quote he mangled is from Thomas Jefferson (I’ve included a few additional sentences from the entire letter for clarity):
And what country can preserve it’s liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? ‘The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.’
It’s meaning is as clear today as it was in 1787. What the quote doesn’t convey is Biden’s confused, slurred, halting delivery. Biden’s F-15/nuc threat—and yes, that’s exactly what it was—is as ill-advised as it is strategically and tactically stupid. Would that he were so firm with the Chinese. The Babylon Bee, as usual, caught the subtext and exposed the irony:
The all-powerful Biden Administration is invincible because they have fighter jets and nuclear weapons, but the entire nation came within a hairsbreadth of destruction on January 6 at the hands of a group of unarmed Americans who went home after a few hours of sight seeing, selfie-taking, some rowdy protest, and professional, but ultimately ineffective, agitation (we won’t mention the probability of FBI agitation–now)? The lovely and brilliant Dana Loesch made the same point:
This threat, and the mangling of Jefferson, is not a new theme with Biden. Note the date on this tweet:
As regular readers know, I’ve reviewed Kurt Schlichter’s Kelly Turnbull novels, which have turned out to be eerily prophetic. By all means, gentle readers, buy and read all five in print, and look for the 6th, scheduled for release shortly. Schlichter is a genuine Army officer who understands the strategic, tactical, and unlike Biden’s handlers, the logistical, so let’s avail ourselves of his wisdom, beginning with this:
Of course we know why the media won’t ask such questions. Most aren’t smart enough, and even if they were, they’re D/S/C operatives with bylines. They aren’t going to do anything to damage the narrative. This is a really good question:
Did you know the acronym, gentle readers? Mr. Biden absolutely should know it and its implications, after all, he’s been in this game a half century. Any bets on whether he knows either?
A BCT is normally commanded by a Colonel and commonly consists of something over 4000 troops. A venerable saying is “amateurs talk tactics; professionals talk logistics.” Logistics is the art and science of getting a BCT where it needs to fight with all the equipment and other materials it needs to fight, and how to sustain that unit in the short and long terms. That’s hard. Battles and wars are won by armies that have mastered logistics. Any bets on whether Mr. Biden—or his handlers–understands any of that? Any bets on whether they, in their arrogance and hatred for Normal Americans, care?
See what I mean? But Biden has military professionals to advise him! Unfortunately, as the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff testified on Wednesday, those professionals are too busy implementing Critical Race Theory indoctrination and purging the ranks of the non-woke.
Good questions all. These are truly momentous questions:
One of the reasons the old Soviet Union stationed its soldiers far away from their homes was it made it more likely they’d kill their own citizens on command. To be sure, there will be high and lower ranking officers that will attack fellow Americans to preserve not the Constitution they’re sworn to protect, but to keep people like Biden’s handlers in power. But many will not, and NCOs and the genuinely patriotic Normal Americans that comprise most of our forces, absolutely will not. This is particularly so for the National Guard and Reserve forces. They’re going to murder their families, friends and neighbors to establish a socialist utopia? Are Biden’s handlers really sufficiently stupid—and evil—to believe that? To issue those orders? For a genuinely plausible view about how that sort of thing would shake out, I recommend Stephen Coonts’ Liberty’s Last Stand, which I reviewed in 2016.
This question reveals the total lack of understanding of the kind of war Biden’s handlers would unleash. There will be no set piece, army against army, battles on the plains of Kansas, no formations of Americans for D/S/Cs to localize and bomb. Would they send strikes against individual bloggers? Non-reliable state governors and legislatures? National Guard units that refused to murder fellow Americans? What would trigger an F-15 strike? A word? Imagined opposition to the narrative? Or would D/S/Cs just begin nuking red cities and states to eliminate as much potential opposition as possible?
The vulnerability of supply lines, and of fighter pilots, tanks and helicopter crews, and the specialists that maintain and arm those weapons is a major concern for actual professionals. Once our military begins killing fellow Americans, many of who are military trained and very proficient, there will be no fair play, no quarter given. This is an issue addressed in Coonts’ book, and in Schlichter’s books as well.
Under those circumstances, Americans wouldn’t leave DC, or the installations and homes of those killing them, alone. As our enemies in the past have discovered, you don’t want to piss off actual Americans.
At the very least, many, probably most, of those units would refuse to fight, or simply leave, taking their weapons and supplies with them. There would be no specific facilities for D/S/C forces to attack. And if they were so stupid as to attack the remaining posts, they’d be killing people loyal to them.
Even if only 10% of Americans resisted, that’s more than 30 million, who as the last paragraph noted, would be armed with considerably more than AR-15s. This is perhaps the most important question:
I suspect the answer Biden’s handlers would give is: “as many as necessary.” Imagine, gentle readers, the response of the media and congressional D/S/Cs if Donald Trump had said anything remotely like what Mr. Biden’s misfiring brain ejaculated forth on Wednesday. Biden’s determination to dry up Americans’ supply of weapons, and to disarm them is more than bad enough.
When the President of the United States is clearly senile, when he’s threatening wholesale murder of the American people–even implicitly–when any sane American understands a considerable number—if not all—of his handlers are more than willing to carry out his mindless threats, we’re living in, as the ancient Chinese threat said, “interesting times.”
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What a fascinating read! ThankYou and I will retain it. I’m one of those 30,000,000+ Patriots unafraid to shed blood. One thing left out; the many Special Forces veterans who have been coming together for quite some time having smelled some problems they were trained to take care of. They are very concerned Patriots who have been doing training. “interesting times”
Dear PurringKitten:
Thanks! And you’re quite correct. There are surely many capable Americans–not just poorly equipped and unsophisticated militias–that are watching and planning. Should the worst come to pass, they’ll act, very effectively, on their own, without any central control or authority. In the meantime, the FBI will be arresting people for merely being at the Capital on January 6.
Normal Americans will not be going toe to toe against regular military. They will be targeting their neighbors who have helpfully identified themselves as the enemy by posting Biden-Harris, BLM ANTIFA bumper stickers on their cars and houses. It will be just like Rowanda only worse because the battles will be tough with AR-15s rather than machetes and axes.
…and I am certified to use harsh language. When do we start?? :/
Dear Doug:
Well, as we now know, harsh and non-PC language wielded by white people is actual violence, so welcome aboard!
O-Biden (or Xiden?) and his brain-dead, clueless handlers might want to review decades of military wargame outcomes: When a standard military force encountered armed, well-organized guerrillas, the latter consistently won the wargame. “Rebels” roamed freely in uniformed forces’ “backfields,” sabotaging equipment, destroying roads, rail lines, airports, fuel depots, water supplies, etc.–everything needed to keep the warriors fed, clothed, sheltered and armed. The same would most certainly occur in America, as Kurt Schlichter has vividly portrayed in the novels you referenced, Mike.
Should Biden’s handlers actually try, at least 180 million REAL Americans will take out the Marxists and any law enforcement agents and military troops stupid enough to defy their oath and back power-hungry fools in D.C.
How would that play out? In addition to Steve Coonts’s superb “Liberty’s Last Stand” novel, please read Tony Kern’s outstanding debut thriller, “The Last Argument of Patriots.”
Americans will NOT roll over and submit to D/S/C tyranny!
Dear ThePermit:
What you said.
The decision was made in 1976 to equip the National Guard with the same weapons and equipment with the same weapons, equipment, and aircraft as the regular forces.
There are far more reserve than regular forces. I don’t know if the guard or reserve fly the B2, but I would be surprised if they did not. PAL’s are designed to keep a bad actor from spur of the moment arming and detonation of a NUC. But who do you think designed the things? If it ever got to it, I would suspect DC would be a wasteland.
Dear Phil:
With the exceptions of absolute first line fighters and bombers and other cutting edge goodies, the Guard does has the same gear. There are so few B2s, none of them are in the Guard. And for the benefit of readers, a Positive Action Link is a means to keep any one person from detonate a nuc. It’s actually difficult–on purpose–to authorize the release of an American nuclear weapon. What’s scary is people like Nancy Pelosi have tried to get control over our nuclear arsenal.
As to “Biden full of drugs” a former staffer during the campaign was interviewed about staff members going to get prescriptions that he said were for Biden. The story went nowhere as usual when it is a Democrat that is supposedly exposed.
As to the BCT, the FL National Guard’s story about deploying to New Orleans after Katrina is a fantastic illustration of the logistics involved with just a movement of a large number of troops supporting recovery from the impact of a hurricane. I forget where I read it now, though, unfortunately. It was written, I believe, by the commanding officer. That may be why under FEMA they say the impacted region is pretty much on its own for 72 hrs.
Dear Alan Reasin:
I’m sure the drugs Biden is being given to prepare him for very brief appearances are administered, more or less in secret, by his personal doctors. Surely he’s also taking prescription meds for dementia.
mr biden…how many bombs do you think your f 15s will drop before presstitutes and politicians start hanging from trees and lamposts all across the country?
Dear ontoiran:
Now, now. Understanding that sort of thing requires a functioning brain, a lack of narcissism and the ability to accept reality.
Actually, there is some evidence to that effect. The cannonry used by the rebels to capture Boston wasn’t actually theirs. Ethan Allan had seized it from Fort Ticonderoga when he took that by a coup de main (a surprise attack on a garrison unaware of hostilities, a forerunner of Pearl Harbor). That, and the logistical efforts made to get it to Boston, indicate that the rebels had had none of their own to hand. Since they were preparing for revolt very effectively, e.g. by stockpiling such materiel as gunpowder, that in turn suggests that they couldn’t get cannon in the right place through ordinary channels or that they were so incompetent and ill prepared in just this one respect that they failed to do so.
Absence of evidence is only evidence of absence when there have been efforts made to find evidence that would have turned it up had there been any.
But there is nothing intrinsically foolish about Biden’s incorrect statement that rebels couldn’t succeed without first being equipped with heavy armaments. It’s on a par with the strategic advice that you should try to get an enemy not to resist effectively.
Schlichter may be doing the same thing when he asks what he should know is the wrong question about how many BCTs would be needed to secure an area the size of Los Angeles. It embeds the unexamined (and incorrect) assumption that you would do it as an occupation of the area. But that’s far from the only option. For instance, Tamurlaine’s usual practice was to accept a surrender if offered, or carry off a population if not*, but return and practise the old Roman “solitudinem faciunt et pacem apellant” if a surrender was violated (perfidy didn’t work on him). You don’t need to “employ bombers to hold territory”, not if you only wish to stop it being used as a resource against you. And it’s easy to “protect the supply lines to the fighter bases from attacks by armed citizens”: just use bases with the right sort of water access or other kinds of access (since you only need to be able to hit out from the bases, not rule from them, so you don’t need bases anywhere and everywhere). None of that works for occupation, but the whole point is that that is not what would be happening. The real down side of that sort of internecine struggle is not that it can’t be pulled off, but that it prevents any unity against adverse wider world developments. Britain didn’t pause in North America in 1781 or fold in 1783 because it couldn’t continue in North America but because the French and Spanish threat nearer home was growing too big to be contained, in economic as well as strategic terms.
* Captives were usually safe, though not during Tamurlaine’s strategic retreat from Delhi.
Even though there was that sort of thinking behind it, you’re perpetuating a misconception here, the same sort as came out when Saddam Hussain was accused of gassing his own people. No, the U.S.S.R. did that so the troops wouldn’t be killing their own citizens, any more than Saddam Hussain ever gassed his fellow Tikritis. The misconception is viewing other times and places through an early 21st century U.S. lens. It overlooks, say, how many U.S. marines (for instance) are either not U.S. citizens at all as yet, or are only such in a manufactured way that they either have not assimilated fully or have only taken on with an atypical understanding of what it means (U.S. Samoa, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, etc.). French politicians banned stationing any of the Foreign Legion in metropolitan France because units with that sort of composition and ethos exist and might be used like that. It’s not as though Black and Tans were ever hard to get.
“There would be no specific facilities for D/S/C forces to attack” is irrelevant if all that is wanted is to clear areas.
Yes, Allen’s boys captured the fort, hence the cannon with it but Allen had no capacity to move them. I believe it was Col. Henry Knox.. of the Continental Army.. the Knox Expedition, that brought those captured cannon, at the direction of Washington, the 300 miles from Ticonderoga to Boston. The rebels of the day held the heights around Boston which made a cannon siege strategy a bit more plausible to evict the Brits.
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