From a couple of my Longtime Brit Friends, concerning the ultra-woke F1 driver Lewis Hamilton:
My, my…
Afterthought: I can name all but the kid in the Rothmans kit. Anyone have an idea?
Tag: Evil Bastards
And They’re The Opposite
Both New Wife and I had to deal with this kind of shit before in South Africa. Every time we insisted on punctuality, we were told to observe “Africa Time”, which makes “mañana” or “domani” look positively hidebound. Appointment times are simply guidelines, and meeting times wild approximations, but always, always on the late side. (I’ve always suggested that if these pricks really want to go onto Africa Time, then their salaries can be paid anytime their employer feels like it, ditto welfare payments, and visits to the ER at a hospital would involve a six- to eight-hour wait, regardless of emergency. Also, bus service would be sporadic, and stores can be opened and closed whenever the proprietors feel like it.)
Here’s what I’m talking about, in part:
The National African American History Museum suggests being on time, self-reliance, avoidance of conflict and intimacy, and rugged individualism are markers of “whiteness.”
So I guess that “non-whiteness (actually, Black)” markers would be: extreme tardiness, dependence on others (especially government), conflict-seeking and herd behavior. (I’m not going to touch “intimacy”, although I would suggest that judging from the unwed motherhood statistics among Blacks, they probably need to avoid it a lot more.)
Sorry, but I’m afraid all that’s not American, but African — and we are not Africa.
Of course, these Marxist fuckers want to turn us into Africa (and they already have, in places like Minneapolis), but that’s just not gonna happen.
All this nonsense is just so wrong, I can barely begin to refute it.
I can’t wait for November.
Replacement Time
This just goes to show how ignorant some people are:
It seems that residents wanting to defend their homes from a mob are no longer allowed to exercise their Second Amendment rights in the city of St. Louis. On Friday, KSDK reported that local prosecutor Kim Gardner got a search warrant for the McCloskey home. And based on the court order, police seized the rifle used by Mark McCloskey, the St. Louis resident who used the weapon to defend his home from a group of protesters who threatened to kill him and his wife. They also seized the handgun Patricia McCloskey used, which was being held by their former attorney.
The ignorant people, in this case, would be this loathsome prosecutor Gardner and the people who “advise” her.
If I’d been in this situation (assuming I only had one gun, which I do, following that terrible canoeing accident on the Brazos or maybe Colorado rivers), I would have replacement guns in the house about, oh, half an hour after the cops left. Only this time, I’d hide the some of spares where the cops would need a pneumatic drill to get access to them. Or not.
So from this unhappy situation we should deduce the following:
- Never have just one gun per person in the house
- Hide a couple of backup guns — not just inside your own house, but in those of a couple trusted friends
- Don’t forget to do the same with the ammo for the guns.
If you haven’t made such arrangements already, do it now.
Dept. Of Righteous Shootings
What happens when three armed assholes break into a house, intent on a little involuntary property distribution?
Well, if this is in Florida, all of them get shot by the homeowner:
A teen was facing charges for a would-be armed home invasion robbery in Florida in which his two accomplices were shot and killed and he was wounded, authorities said.
The person who shot them was the homeowner victim who had a gun and used it to defend himself when he encountered the intruders in his home in Wesley Chapel shortly before 1 a.m. Friday.
But wait! There’s more:
Luis Casado, 21, and Khyle Durham, 21, were shot as they walked down a narrow hallway toward the homeowner. They had guns and covered their faces with black masks.
Jeremiah Trammel, 19, was shot after Casado and Durham went down, Nocco said. He said he ran out of the house as the homeowner went to get another gun to replace the one he had because it jammed.
Nocco said Trammel didn’t get far. A neighbor with a gun caught him and then held him until deputies arrived.
Never mind State Farm: that’s what I call a good neighbor. (Of course, had he shot the little prick dead himself, being in fear of his life and all, the ending would have been perfect. But I’ll take what I can get.)
Homeowner 2.5; Goblins 0
…which makes me feel a little bit better after reading this sad news.
Let’s Get Defunding
Seeing as how everyone’s getting all “defund this” and “defund that”, allow me to offer a few candidates out of this lot:
A U.S. Army email, sent after the Fourth of July to its military and civilian members, included a graphic which claimed saying the phrase “Make America Great Again” is evidence of “white supremacy.”
The graphic listed other behaviors it deemed evidence of white supremacy, including, “Celebration of Columbus Day,” the “Denial of White Privilege,” “Talking about ‘American Exceptionalism,’” and saying “There’s Only One Human Race.”
Rep. Mo Brooks (R-AL, duh) is all over this, and he:
…has sent a letter to U.S. Army Secretary Ryan McCarthy, demanding an investigation.
Brooks asked McCarthy to answer the following:1. Who within the Department of the Army is responsible for the creation of the email and document?
2. Who within the Department of the Army approved the email and document?
3. Pursuant to the creation and approval of the document, was there a violation of either the Hatch Act or DoD Directive 1344.10?
4. If a violation of the Hatch Act or DoD Directive 1344.10 is found to have occurred, will those responsible be held accountable for their actions?
5. If it is found that a violation occurred (which seems pretty obvious), how will those federal employees be held accountable for their illegal conduct?
The Army needs to stamp out this bullshit toot sweet, and defund the people responsible (every single one who falls into the above five questions), i.e. either by court-martial and dishonorable discharge, by RIF-ing their asses out of existence or (if some civilian asshole is involved) fire them with loss of all benefits and privileges. (I leave it to my .dot-mil veteran Readers, e.g. Staff Martin, to offer the precise details in Comments.)
I’m not going to go overboard and throw the “treason” word around — it’s been used way too cavalierly just recently — but if we take on faith that the “MAGA” expression belongs to the C-in-C (and it does), what’s going on here is (at best) gross insubordination.
I’m being quite serious, here. This nonsense does not belong in our Armed Forces; their job is to help keep America great, but if they can’t be trusted to do that — and this is a prime indicator that they can’t — there needs to be some kind of ill wind that blows all the non-essential, and even the marginally-essential, REMFs out into the fucking trash can.
ArmySec McCarthy needs to jump on this quickly, have answers for Brooks with 24 hours, or face termination himself.
Just Shoot A Few
I see that GeorgiaGov Kemp has mobilized the state’s National Guard:
“Peaceful protests were hijacked by criminals with a dangerous, destructive agenda. Now, innocent Georgians are being targeted, shot, and left for dead,” Kemp said in a statement Monday. “This lawlessness must be stopped and order restored in our capital city.”
The National Guard troops will “provide support” at state buildings, including the Georgia State Capitol, Georgia Department of Public Safety Headquarters, and Governor’s Mansion, the governor’s statement said. The additional support is aimed at freeing up state law enforcement to increase patrols on roads and in communities, particularly in Atlanta.
I wish the Guard wasn’t being sent to protect the governor’s mansion; I’d pay good money to see Kemp himself standing outside the place, holding an Evil Black Rifle like that muppet in St. Louis.