theultimo posted:

Reminder COL SEALED RECORDS RONALD REAGAN

https://youtu.be/DyAVjIndWOE

MariusLecter posted:

the green beret colonel whos records were sealed personally by Ronald Wilson Reagan sighed as he drew his pellet gun...

theultimo posted:

Reminder COL SEALED RECORDS RONALD REAGAN

https://youtu.be/DyAVjIndWOE

A Winner is Jew posted:

Sealed by President Reagan in 1980.
Reagan wasn't president in 1980

A Winner is Jew posted:

Sealed by President Reagan in 1980.
Reagan wasn't president in 1980

Keg posted:

Montel Williams is the soft spoken black man who smokes weed everyday. You're thinking of Maury, the man who wore FUBU once and married Connie Chung.

VikingSkull posted:

My great great great grandfather was John Brown, no poo poo, so I kinda take offense to these "Patriots"

The Dark Project posted:

No lie, your great great grandfather is a personal hero of mine.

VikingSkull posted:

Yeah, me too. You gotta love a dude that runs other dudes through with a sword and then attacks the government.....

.....and he ends up the right one somehow.

VikingSkull posted:

Yeah, me too. You gotta love a dude that runs other dudes through with a sword and then attacks the government.....

.....and he ends up the right one somehow.

MariusLecter posted:

Wasn't it a spear? That poo poo is baller.

VikingSkull posted:

He ordered those for the slave uprising, never got used. He and his sons small group would sneak into pro-slavers houses during Bleeding Kansas and kill them while they slept with swords.

VikingSkull posted:

He ordered those for the slave uprising, never got used. He and his sons small group would sneak into pro-slavers houses during Bleeding Kansas and kill them while they slept with swords.

About him today, I think I got possessed by him last year when I nuked like half the other side of my family from FB during the rebel flag poo poo.

InterFaced posted:

I think maybe we found a crisis actor bois.

The Dark Project posted:

Review of the book LaVoy Finicum wrote;

Amazon posted:

Book source: borrowed via Kindle Unlimited - a subscription service that I pay a monthly fee to Amazon.

The basic plotline is that there's been some kind of nuclear attack on the US. If it was mentioned who the attacking country was, I missed it since I don't recall any mention. Anyhow, events take place mostly in the the four corners region of the US as the children of our 'hero' are caught in the aftermath of the explosion (cars won't run) and know that if they can just get home to the ranch and Dad (with a capital D), everything will be OK.

Since there are no cars running, walking or bicycles seem to be the only way to get around. Those of you familiar with the high desert of the Four Corners region know what kind of a rugged landscape is, and it's winter and snowing to boot - but no worries, these kids are H.E.A.L.T.H.Y. and can handle it all. Plus, any dangerous peeps about and they're loaded to the hilt with firearms, just like Dad (with a capital D) taught them. Oh, and since Dad (with a capital D) was wise and believed in an old prophecy by one of the Mormon gurus, he's been stocking up on food for years and even stashing it in super-secret places all over all the back roads leading to the ranch for the kids to find it on their way through the dangerous high country. And they actually found those caches, despite the heavy snow. For realz.

SPOILERS AHEAD: after the kids get to the ranch and everyone's safe (except Dad's wife who didn't believe in carrying guns, so the baddies knocked her off in the first chapter), there's all kinds of kerfuffles in the community over them having lots of food stashed away and it should be shared with everyone else who wasn't smart enough to stash away. That all leads to a big stand off and our 'hero' packs up his guns and thus ensues some big shoot-em-up. Why he would fire on his neighbors and not negotiate? Dunno, but even worse afterwards our 'hero' is judge, jury and executioner over a female government employee that he resented over the whole thing and ----------->>>>real spoiler---->>>he strung her up on his rope and hung her.

END SPOILERS.

Isn't he special? Not. Now to the writing itself, I'll quote some text and make comments so you can decide for yourself. Sarcasm font is on, folks.

"...like L.A., civil unrest was starting to break out there as well. To avoid that, I had chosen to take I-40 and circle around through Flagstaff. From there I would go north staying on Highway 89 which passed through Page, crossing the Colorado River at the Glen Canyon Dam. From Page, the ranch was less than an hour and a half away."

First person narrative 101 as taught by EL James, and that's not a compliment. And there's even a footnote somewhere to tell the ignorant reader that most places in the book really exist. Like the Grand Canyon. Good to know that's a real place (sarcasm font is on folks).

"Beneath my camo jacket I had on my tactical vest. The right side of the vest had six 30-round magazines for my AR. The left side had my 45 Sig Saur auto with two extra magazines above it. Along with my 45 auto, I still had my 44-40 Colt revolver strapped to my hip. I had been unable to part with it and the weight of it resting on my thigh was comforting."

TMI. Oh and did I mention that anytime any new weapon is introduced to the story there's a footnote giving the reader for more unnecessary detail on said weapon? And there's a whole bunch of weapons in this short book. Oh, and did I mention a lot of other footnotes stating 'facts' - with no backup documentation - just the author's word that those are facts. And then there was a footnote to tell we stupid readers what loaded for bear means.

Now a sample of the oh-so-heavy-handed rhetoric that litters the pages.

"What fools in Washington thought that by unilaterally disarming ourselves it would make the rest of the world like us more? There were actual fools in Washington but there were also traitors. Traitors that knew this would happen. They would not be the ones caught by surprise."

"I used to take pride in the Eagle Badge I had earned. Now I wouldn’t want anyone to know that I had been a Scout. The Boy Scout organization had violated their own Scout oath; their oath to be morally straight."

The ideal of Americanism had been twisted so as to become a mirror opposite.

I have lots more, but that's enough I think to get the point across what to expect in this book. Lastly, back to current event in Oregon, I couldn't resist highlighting a few sentences that I would call pot-meet-kettle. You be the judge.

"Living and breathing was just another way of saying, “Words mean whatever we want them to mean.”

"It was a hard and fast line in his world. If you did not earn it, if you did not pay for it, if it was not given to you, it wasn’t yours."

“We should be free to make stupid choices if we want and then be allowed to experience the full weight of those choices."

Amen to that, people who make a dumb choice should pay the consequences of their heedless actions.

Move over Tom Clancy, we've got a live one here!

Oh wait. Oh....

Funky See Funky Do posted:

Has there been any word from the refuge yet?

VikingSkull posted:

All Quiet on the Northwestern Tarp

Four brave Walmartyrs still slowly freezing to death on a windblown hellscape

Uncle Enzo posted:

I find it deeply satisfying that the dude who'd written a book whose triumphant ending was him drawing a gun and shooting 3 armed federal agents before any of them have a chance to raise their weapons and fire, was killed while trying to slowly and obviously draw a pistol to fire on lawmen. Like, This is irony. This is a man meeting his just desserts.

I don't believe that the world is a just place, or that cops are anywhere near right most of the time, or that the punished were guilty and the guilty are punished. I don't see anything wrong with what happened here.

My lust for blood is sated for the moment.

Uncle Enzo posted:

I find it deeply satisfying that the dude who'd written a book whose triumphant ending was him drawing a gun and shooting 3 armed federal agents before any of them have a chance to raise their weapons and fire, was killed while trying to slowly and obviously draw a pistol to fire on lawmen. Like, This is irony. This is a man meeting his just desserts.

cumshitter posted:

someone photoshop the face from the shroud of turin onto a blue tarp

redditperson posted:

Here's my tl;dr : you can clearly see a bigfoot at 12:12 as it makes off with the murder weapon. The chemtrails that the airplanes made were not enough to stop the car, but did obscure the 13th shooter who was hidden behind the grassy knoll. Also, it was clearly filmed on the moon, rather than Oregon. Probably actors. Suspiciously, there were no Jews in any of the cars when they left. Had they been warned? You can clearly see that he was hit with an RPG before his hands go down. What they're not telling you is that there was fluoride in the refuge water.

AbbadonOfHell posted:

FuhrerHat posted:

so did these guys succeed
are we all finally free

King of Bees posted:

"Boys, you don't practice every day of your life for forty years with a six shooter to...oh gently caress!" *pop pop pop*

cumshitter posted:

whoso pulleth out this gun of this holstered flannel is rightwise born free, man of the land

etalian posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzHG-ibZaKM

etalian posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzHG-ibZaKM

DeusExMachinima posted:

Between his "HOLD MAH DRINK AND WATCH THIS" attitude and his quickscoping skills, Jerry Miculek is basically Grandpa MLG.

DeusExMachinima posted: