Goodies from Ol' Remus

Ol' Remus

  The TSA couldn't protect you from a 6-year-old with a water balloon. What are my qualifications for saying that? My name is Rafi Sela, and I was the head of security for the world's safest airport . Here's what your country does wrong, says Rafi Sela in this article, 7 Reasons the TSA Sucks (A Security Expert's Perspective), at Cracked.

 The Federals know the importance of logistics and are working tirelessly to destroy any abilities by the population to produce the necessary materials in the future. The EPA, FDA and USDA are in a war to destroy small farms that will provide a production platform for food and raw materials to aid the people. They are working to destroy the small businesses that can provide production capability for many finished products. They are destroying the seeds that can be used as a perpetual supply of food and fibers. They are destroying the ability of men to bear arms and employ resistance. They are destroying the ability of individuals to be self sufficient and resist government orders.
Tom Chatham at projectchesapeake.wordpress.com

Like a trendy restaurant whose patrons know that they have good taste because they patronize it, his supporters know that they are smart because they support a smart man and Obama knows he is smart because so many smart people support him. The thought never rises within this bubble of manufactured intelligence that all of them might really be idiots.
Daniel Greenfield at sultanknish.blogspot.com.au

Phil Robertson was born in Vivian, Louisiana. He was the fifth of seven children of James and Merritt Robertson. Because of financial setbacks during his childhood, the family lived in rugged conditions having no electricity, toilet or bathtub. The family rarely went into town to buy groceries, and instead lived off of the fruits and vegetables they grew in their garden; the meat from deer, squirrels, fish and other game they hunted and fished; and the pigs, chickens, and cattle they raised. [Robertson has a master's degree from Louisianna Tech University]
Wikipedia

St. Louis Missouri — Gladis Bennett, 93 yr old grandmother, was on her way Saturday morning to visit her grandchildren. It was a special morning as it was her granddaughter’s 14th birthday... A homeless man who witnessed the attack told reporters, "I saw her get sucker punched from behind really hard. She hit the ground and then they all started kicking her. She got this huge gun out of her purse and BOOM! Headshot! Game over son, you know what I’m saying? Poor n*gga never had a chance."
theuspatriot.com 

  To a person who is thinking of venturing into the woods during winter for the first time, the task seems daunting, requiring that one either gives up on the idea, or else acquires large amounts of new and different gear, as well as adopt new methods of camping. I decided to write this post to tell you that winter camping is not some extreme pursuit, nor does it require a change in the way you camp, says Ross Gilmore in this article, A Beginner’s Guide to Winter Camping and Bushcraft, at Wood Trekker.

Duck Dynasty - Why was this interview allowed in the first place? Interaction between conservative talent and liberal publications is routinely avoided. Very few urbanites or metrosexuals would incline to the Robertson clan no matter what was said. It has been said that America is barely a country and mostly a business. On the contrary, it is a nation of rotating stage plays that are obvious to anyone who bothers to look behind the curtain, says Guy Somerset in this article, Manufacturing Outrage, at Taki's Magazine.

 The Post Office couldn’t make a profit raising the price of a stamp yearly, and Wal-Mart delivered food and water after Katrina before FEMA did, and we couldn’t kill a bunch of rag heads with road side bombs, and we were supposed to believe that the FedGov could control the populace with a few deputized security guards from Homeland Security.
James Dakin at jamesmdakin.blogspot.com