Hey kids, don’t worry! Charlie gets to keep his chairmanship!

I was so worried that paying off ethics investigators might be construed as shady.

Sometimes being a history buff can make you crazy – this is one of those times. I can’t help but reflecting as I read these stories how eerily similar the undercurrents are to the events leading up to the Spanish Civil War, or even the American Civil War. The fury, the divisiveness, the seeming indifference of the politicians we supposedly elected to represent us, the complicity of trusted authority figures in the political infighting(like the police officers dragging voters from town halls for speaking their minds) are all startlingly familiar to a student of modern history.

This nation is a powder keg, and the scariest part of it all is that those who are supposed to be in charge are seemingly in denial about that fact. They seem to believe they can keep going on with business as usual when ‘business as usual’ is exactly what’s pissing people off to begin with.

We’ve reached that watershed where people are drawing lines in the sand and have basically said they’re not going to put up with any more infringements on their personal lives and individual liberty, and that folks, is the stuff that revolutions are made of. Lets do our best to vote these clowns out, because I’ll tell you the only thing you need to know about modern war – you don’t want it coming home.”

OK, I’m with you on the voting, but and it is a big but, do you recall all of the states that had irregular voting, false registrations, out of state voter fraud and the list goes on the last elections? Well the democrats and Obama have been handing out money right and left, getting the Chicago way going really strong all over, giving Acorn a Billion dollars to make sure the next elections turn out how they want them to. They are a hundred times stronger now and they don’t intend on letting elections stop them.

Remember that when you read this quote:

The Second Amendment is a doomsday provision, one designed for those exceptionally rare circumstances where all other rights have failed – where the government refuses to stand for reelection and silences those who protest; where courts have lost the courage to oppose, or can find no one to enforce their decrees. However improbable these contingencies may seem today, facing them unprepared is a mistake a free people get to make only once.
2009 Judge Alex Kozinski

Sometimes things don’t turn out fair or what you want, but something else entirely.
I think that all of this is not just “politics” anymore but Something Else.

Papa Ray
West Texas

Sometimes being a history buff can make you crazy – this is one of those times. I can’t help but reflecting as I read these stories how eerily similar the undercurrents are to the events leading up to the Spanish Civil War, or even the American Civil War. The fury, the divisiveness, the seeming indifference of the politicians we supposedly elected to represent us, the complicity of trusted authority figures in the political infighting(like the police officers dragging voters from town halls for speaking their minds) are all startlingly familiar to a student of modern history.

This nation is a powder keg, and the scariest part of it all is that those who are supposed to be in charge are seemingly in denial about that fact. They seem to believe they can keep going on with business as usual when ‘business as usual’ is exactly what’s pissing people off to begin with.

We’ve reached that watershed where people are drawing lines in the sand and have basically said they’re not going to put up with any more infringements on their personal lives and individual liberty, and that folks, is the stuff that revolutions are made of. Lets do our best to vote these clowns out, because I’ll tell you the only thing you need to know about modern war – you don’t want it coming home.”

OK, Im with you on the voting, but and it is a big but, do you recall all of the states that had irregular voting, false registrations, out of state voter fraud and the list goes on. Well the democrats and Obama have been handing out money right and left, getting the Chicago way going really strong all over, giving
Acorn a Billion dollars to make sure the next elections turn out how they want them to.

Remember that when you read this quote:

The Second Amendment is a doomsday provision, one designed for those exceptionally rare circumstances where all other rights have failed – where the government refuses to stand for reelection and silences those who protest; where courts have lost the courage to oppose, or can find no one to enforce their decrees. However improbable these contingencies may seem today, facing them unprepared is a mistake a free people get to make only once.
2009 Judge Alex Kozinski

Sometimes things don’t turn out fair or what you want, but something else entirely. I think that all of this is not just politics anymore but something else.

Papa Ray
West Texas