Goodies From Ol' Remus

 

Ol' Remus

Oleg Volk at Live Journal tells anti-gun fanatics to have a care:

"When Germans came into Poland, Poles made no more sporting shotguns.They made Sten clones. When Russians went into Chechniya, Chechens made no sporting shotguns, either. They made various submachine guns.
Should US anti-gun creatures succeed in driving regular rifles and shotguns out of legal circulation, they will see more submachine guns as well. American anti-gun activists don't understand just how simple open-bolt weapons really are".

Found this on the 'net. If genuine, and it's widely accepted as such, it's evidence students didn't organize the anti-gun rally, much less to memorialize the murdered students of the Parkland school. Further, reputable sources say only ten per cent of the marchers were 18 or under, and the average age of the rest was 49.

Western Journal - Delta Gave Free Airfare to Hundreds of Anti-Gun Activists ... when Delta severed its connection with the NRA, it said that neutrality would be its watchword

Gateway Pundit - Anti-Gun Activist David Hogg Raises Some Eyebrows After Recent Interview

"Hogg initially told the media he was in his AP Environmental Science class when he heard a “pop” sound and immediately recognized it as a gunshot. The 17-year-old student describes being huddled in a hot closet with other students during the shooting; he even filmed himself with a camera cell phone.
In a new CBS documentary about the Parkland students called “39 Days,” which aired on Saturday, Hogg says on the day of the shooting he grabbed his camera and quickly rode his bike 3 miles from his house to the school to get interviews."

Preparedness Advice - Sleeping Dry While Camping in the Rain ... no way is your tent waterproof, even with the rainfly if there’s enough rain

Demerit, Unz Review - When the best-person-for-the-job ethos gives way to racial and gender window-dressing and to the enforcement of politically pleasing perspectives; things start to fall apart. A spanking new bridge collapses, new trains on maiden trips derail, Navy ships keep colliding, police and FBI failure and bad faith become endemic, and the protocols put in place by a government “for the people” protect offending public servants who’ve acted against the people. The U.S. government hasn’t had an entrance test since 1982. Universities run a “dual admissions system”—“one admissions pool for white applicants and another, far less competitive, pool for minorities.”

Hardest Course in the Humanities, Chronicle of Higher Education - It’s modeled on Auden’s 1941 course, with a few changes. When enrollment opened last semester, the unexpected happened. The course filled up within minutes. Harper had already warned his students, "This is the hardest class you will ever take." The syllabus was posted online in advance, so that students knew exactly what they were getting into. To accommodate the unexpected demand, the class was expanded from 22 to 30 students, the maximum number that the assigned classroom could hold. The Auden-based course at Oklahoma is a small but significant instance of how it may be done.

Hardest Course in the Humanities, Chronicle of Higher Education - It’s modeled on Auden’s 1941 course, with a few changes. When enrollment opened last semester, the unexpected happened. The course filled up within minutes. Harper had already warned his students, "This is the hardest class you will ever take." The syllabus was posted online in advance, so that students knew exactly what they were getting into. To accommodate the unexpected demand, the class was expanded from 22 to 30 students, the maximum number that the assigned classroom could hold. The Auden-based course at Oklahoma is a small but significant instance of how it may be done.