January 1, 2009
Let me begin this by saying that I am a passionate supporter of the men and women who make up our armed forces. My father is retired military and my brother is currently serving in the Marine Corps. I have done hundreds of shows for military personnel over the last decade and will continue to do so as long as they will have me. I still give a large portion of my take from "We Love You, Mrs. Bevins" (the documentary I directed about entertaining the troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, available on Netflix and Amazon.com) to nonprofit organizations that support our military (like woundedwarriorproject.org).
That said, as an American civilian I exercise and defend my right to bear arms for the protection of my loved ones and my property. I lived in Los Angeles during the riots in 1992 and those rioters came within a few blocks of where I was staying. At that time I did not own a gun and if a group of those rioters had broken into our house with ill intent, I'd probably be writing this from a wheelchair and punching the keys with a drool-soaked pencil held between my teeth.
You may not remember Reginald Denny or Fidel Lopez but I do. Both of those guys, along with many other people that night, were yanked from their vehicles by rioters and beaten into ****ing hamburger.
The LAPD were of no help while all this was going on but I don't think that even matters. The military is responsible for protecting the liberties of all Americans from foreign invaders. The local police departments are responsible for protecting the communities at large. But your personal security is your responsibility. That's what the Bill of Rights is all about. You only have the rights you are willing to defend. YOU must defend them. If someone else defends them for you they become privileges, and you are no longer free.
This is one of the reasons why I believe in open carry, meaning I have the right to carry my Smith & Wesson M&P .40 on my hip, in plain view, at all times. Good people far outnumber bad people in this country and I know there would be fewer violent crimes if we all were armed and trained to defend ourselves.
If you were a bad guy about to rob a liquor store, and you noticed that four or five customers in the store had guns on their hips, wouldn't you have second thoughts about attempting that robbery? You're ******* right, you would.
The reason I'm mentioning all this is because recently there has been a deliberate and insidious erosion of the idea that people are responsible for their own protection. We are being incrementally conditioned to live in a different America, a supervised America, an occupied America.
The Pentagon and the Department of Homeland Security have begun a campaign to slowly get you used to seeing active duty soldiers roaming the streets of this country, in direct violation of the Posse Comitatus Act which prohibits military personnel from domestic law enforcement.
The Armed Forces Press Service recently reported that the 3rd Infantry Division's 1st Brigade Combat Team in Indian Head, Maryland wrapped up three days of intensive training as a "Consequence Management Force" in response to incidents that may take place within the borders of the United States. This is just the beginning. At the end of November the Pentagon announced that it expects to have 20,000 uniformed troops readily available for deployment domestically by 2011.
I doubt the soldiers themselves realize what they are being groomed for. Initially these exercises are sold to a gullible and lazy media as necessary security measures against various forms of terrorism. But as the general public begins to realize the magnitude of the disastrous results from the 2008 Bailout Money-Printing Party, the real reasons for having armed troops on the streets of the U.S. will be ominously clear.
Crowd control.
Rather than permitting a few monolithic corporations to go bankrupt and allow a free market correction to take place, Bush, Cheney, Bernanke and Paulson threatened a weak-kneed congress with martial law, bullying them into signing away the wealth and future of this country to a cabal of criminal bankers who will ultimately cash in BIG TIME once the new Bretton Woods World Monetary System is announced.
Bush, Cheney, Bernanke and Paulson. They have looted our treasury in the biggest heist this country has ever seen. Two hundred years ago these four evil ****s would have been swinging from a tree behind the White House while a disgusted citizenry took turns beating the filthy, unholy **** out of their lifeless bodies with a blacksmith hammer. Instead, it looks like Bush, Cheney, Bernanke and Paulson are going to get away with the crime of the century while our mongoloid media focuses on Israel and any other dog that the tail can wag.
In short, I am telling you to steel yourself for the coming storm. Your country has been bought and sold and your paper money has a shelf life of about 24 months. Be prepared to defend your loved ones and your property. Memorize your Bill of Rights. Make arrangements for food, fuel and power shortages.
Our strength, and ultimately our success, in restoring this Republic will come through our unity.
We are about to become real Americans again.
e pluribus unum.
Copyright 2009 John Bizarre
Let me begin this by saying that I am a passionate supporter of the men and women who make up our armed forces. My father is retired military and my brother is currently serving in the Marine Corps. I have done hundreds of shows for military personnel over the last decade and will continue to do so as long as they will have me. I still give a large portion of my take from "We Love You, Mrs. Bevins" (the documentary I directed about entertaining the troops in Iraq and Afghanistan, available on Netflix and Amazon.com) to nonprofit organizations that support our military (like woundedwarriorproject.org).
That said, as an American civilian I exercise and defend my right to bear arms for the protection of my loved ones and my property. I lived in Los Angeles during the riots in 1992 and those rioters came within a few blocks of where I was staying. At that time I did not own a gun and if a group of those rioters had broken into our house with ill intent, I'd probably be writing this from a wheelchair and punching the keys with a drool-soaked pencil held between my teeth.
You may not remember Reginald Denny or Fidel Lopez but I do. Both of those guys, along with many other people that night, were yanked from their vehicles by rioters and beaten into ****ing hamburger.
The LAPD were of no help while all this was going on but I don't think that even matters. The military is responsible for protecting the liberties of all Americans from foreign invaders. The local police departments are responsible for protecting the communities at large. But your personal security is your responsibility. That's what the Bill of Rights is all about. You only have the rights you are willing to defend. YOU must defend them. If someone else defends them for you they become privileges, and you are no longer free.
This is one of the reasons why I believe in open carry, meaning I have the right to carry my Smith & Wesson M&P .40 on my hip, in plain view, at all times. Good people far outnumber bad people in this country and I know there would be fewer violent crimes if we all were armed and trained to defend ourselves.
If you were a bad guy about to rob a liquor store, and you noticed that four or five customers in the store had guns on their hips, wouldn't you have second thoughts about attempting that robbery? You're ******* right, you would.
The reason I'm mentioning all this is because recently there has been a deliberate and insidious erosion of the idea that people are responsible for their own protection. We are being incrementally conditioned to live in a different America, a supervised America, an occupied America.
The Pentagon and the Department of Homeland Security have begun a campaign to slowly get you used to seeing active duty soldiers roaming the streets of this country, in direct violation of the Posse Comitatus Act which prohibits military personnel from domestic law enforcement.
The Armed Forces Press Service recently reported that the 3rd Infantry Division's 1st Brigade Combat Team in Indian Head, Maryland wrapped up three days of intensive training as a "Consequence Management Force" in response to incidents that may take place within the borders of the United States. This is just the beginning. At the end of November the Pentagon announced that it expects to have 20,000 uniformed troops readily available for deployment domestically by 2011.
I doubt the soldiers themselves realize what they are being groomed for. Initially these exercises are sold to a gullible and lazy media as necessary security measures against various forms of terrorism. But as the general public begins to realize the magnitude of the disastrous results from the 2008 Bailout Money-Printing Party, the real reasons for having armed troops on the streets of the U.S. will be ominously clear.
Crowd control.
Rather than permitting a few monolithic corporations to go bankrupt and allow a free market correction to take place, Bush, Cheney, Bernanke and Paulson threatened a weak-kneed congress with martial law, bullying them into signing away the wealth and future of this country to a cabal of criminal bankers who will ultimately cash in BIG TIME once the new Bretton Woods World Monetary System is announced.
Bush, Cheney, Bernanke and Paulson. They have looted our treasury in the biggest heist this country has ever seen. Two hundred years ago these four evil ****s would have been swinging from a tree behind the White House while a disgusted citizenry took turns beating the filthy, unholy **** out of their lifeless bodies with a blacksmith hammer. Instead, it looks like Bush, Cheney, Bernanke and Paulson are going to get away with the crime of the century while our mongoloid media focuses on Israel and any other dog that the tail can wag.
In short, I am telling you to steel yourself for the coming storm. Your country has been bought and sold and your paper money has a shelf life of about 24 months. Be prepared to defend your loved ones and your property. Memorize your Bill of Rights. Make arrangements for food, fuel and power shortages.
Our strength, and ultimately our success, in restoring this Republic will come through our unity.
We are about to become real Americans again.
e pluribus unum.
Copyright 2009 John Bizarre
And Bush does get quite a bit of the blame for the econmy.Yes the market has gone down 20% since Obama took office,but during Bush it went from 14,000 to 9,000. It is now 6575. But to not worry the Federal Reserve(no part of our govenment but a private corperation)is still making 6% on every simulus dollar they print.
aaaaas.. NEVER.
