Teen Mobs and Cowardly Leaders

Right on cue, the demonic left rises in unison to thwart individual rights, while politicizing a most tragic event.  Seventeen people died at the hands of a lone gunman - it really was a lone gunman this time - while the Broward County Sheriff's office most likely told its officers on scene to stand down and let the shooting play out.  Why would four armed sworn deputies just stand by and let kids die?   Easy.  To continue a false narrative that the left always espouses:  We must ban guns.

That's amore!

Had they entered the scene immediately on arrival - like the Coral Springs police did - they could have mitigated the threat and significantly reduced the number killed.  But they didn't.  The fact that Sheriff Israel is an ardent Hillary supporter played no part whatever in his decisions.  There were no political ulterior motives involved in letting the carnage go unchecked.  Nope.  None at all.

Nor was there any evil intent on the part of the FBI, who had numerous tips and warnings months in advance about the shooter's state of mind.  And his behavior.  And even the shooters own posts on public media.  But no.  No threat was found.  Seventeen people died.

But who's to blame?  Sheriff?  FBI?  The shooter himself?  Nope.  Why, it must be the NRA.  Yeah, that's it!  The NRA is to blame.  They lobby government to defend and protect the Second Amendment, so they all  must be gun nuts at heart, right?  If they weren't around, we could just go ahead and get congress to ban guns.  Or register them.  Save the children.  But that damn second amendment is so short and to the point in its wording that it's impossible to deny its meaning.  We gotta have an emotional, mob-ruled outcry to finally bully - er I mean convince - lawmakers to vote to repeal a guaranteed God-given right.  So we'll get a bunch of impressionable high schoolers, weeping in angst, script them up, and send them out to flash mob every political body out there.  There.  That should do it.  Who can be firm with logic in the face of a crying, screaming, and vengeful teenage tantrum?  Apparently our law enforcement leadership, both local and federal, certainly cannot.

More amore!

Remember, the midterms are coming up, and our whole Russia collusion story has been essentially debunked.  In fact, it may come back to bite us in the hindquarters when it's demonstrated that the Kenyan and Hillary paid for, orchestrated and implemented this whole fake scandal in the first place.  So, we really, really need a contentious emotional  issue.  And here it is.  Our stand-by narrative of gun control always polls well with our base. 

And now we have a perfect crisis  - one that won't go to waste.

Shoot First, Questions Come Later

All good people by now have learned there was another mass shooting Wednesday - involving a school - during which innocent people were killed and wounded.  And, as good people, many have a reaction to that senseless act.  Some blame white people, some blame guns, others blame mental health issues, and still others blame a lax law enforcement.  Here's a quick newsflash:  law enforcement isn't responsible for protecting folks, it's only responsible for curbing law breaking.  Which kinda leaves the task of personal protection and safety to each of us individually.

I'll undoubtedly get flamed for this, but I offer it up, anyway.  As does most common sense solutions, it will work.  Here're the facts:  the ratio of the number of casualties - those killed and wounded - is disproportionate to the number of shooters.  That means that one or two shooters can effectively kill dozens of unarmed folks in a very short period of time.  Think about San Bernadino, Fort Hood, Sandy Hook, Columbine, Pulse Night club, congressional baseball game, Boston Marathon, Las Vegas and way too many others.  What's the common denominator?  Unarmed victims.  Oh, and so-called gun free zones.

But the argument demands we show an opposite trend.  One where an armed good guy stops the armed bad guy.  And we can.  Here are just a few. 

In 1997, the assistant principal of Mississippi’s Pearl High School, Joel Myrick, used the .45 caliber semi-automatic pistol he kept in his truck to detain 16-year-old Luke Woodham after the teenager stabbed and bludgeoned to death his mother at home and killed two students and injured seven at the high school. 

A decade later, in 2007, Matthew Murray killed four people at Colorado Spring church before being shot by church member and volunteer security guard Jeanne Assam.

Last April, an Uber driver with a concealed-carry permit shot and wounded a gunman who opened fire on a crowd of people in Chicago’s Logan Square.

This September, an usher at a Tennessee church used his personal firearm to subdue a masked gunman who had already killed one woman in the church’s parking lot and injured six others inside.

Some years ago, science fiction writer Robert A. Heinlein stated a startling but universal truth in one of his books. "An armed society is a polite society.  Manners are good when one may have to back up his acts with his life."  Well, now.  Isn't that concept one of the primary reasons the Founding Fathers so adamantly created the Second Amendment?  It was.  They understood so very well those quaint human attributes like personal responsibility and self preservation.  

Today, anyone with a keyboard or a Guy Fawkes mask can vent his anger, rage, frustration or disenfranchisement.  In perfect anonymity.  Exercising his right to an opinion, but without the responsibility to back up his words.  And in many cases, that leads to even more anger, resentment and disenfranchisement - and to a shooting.

But good guys - armed and vigilant - can and should shoot back.  Men and women alike.  Get armed, get trained, and get ready to save someone's life.  Or your own.

So, yes, all you snowflakes out there, more guns  - not fewer - is absolutely the answer to the problem when in the hands of responsible and capable adults.  When crazed lefties, like the vast majority of these shooters actually have been documented to be, decide to get their fifteen minutes of fame, and try to best the last killed-in-action number record, they may think twice about their plans of going out in a blaze of glory when a responsible adult shows up armed.

In the face of leftist rage - think Occupy Wall Street, Black Lives Matter, Black Panthers, Antifa, Resist, and more -  I'm reminded of Teddy Roosevelt's famous advice.  "Speak softly, but carry a big stick."

Sage advice, Teddy.  Get a gun, learn to use it properly, and carry it every day. I do. 

Enemies of the State

Well, well, well.  The declassification and ultimate release of the revealing and damaging FISA memo has the swamp denizens running for the tall grass. As well they should.  This memo states unequivocally what many of us knew all along, and that is that the Kenyan's reign over the United States government corrupted it beyond all recognition.  His Department of Justice has been anything but since he was immaculated.  Eric Holder first, then Loretta Lynch, both served their master faithfully.  At the country's expense, of course.  And in order to secure the Kenyan's so called legacy - the nation's "transformation" into a corrupt, third world shit hole - he had to be succeeded by a candidate as corrupt as he.  Enter the detestable Hillary Rodham Clinton. 

To assure her transcendence to the office of president, an insurance policy had to be developed that even in the event of her loss in the election, Trump would be taken down and removed from office in short order.  Enter the totally fabricated Trump Dossier.  It was, as we now have learned, funded by the Clinton campaign, and written by an ex-British spy who hated Trump deeply.  With the help of GPS Fusion, an opposition research firm, and some rogue Russian agents.  There was Russian collusion all right, Mr. Mueller, only it was by the DNC, not Trump.

The Kenyan's holdovers in the FBI went along with the insurance scam, they knew it was faked and without merit, but were conspirators as well as the DOJ and DNC as they petitioned the FISA court to allow them to spy on Trump and his campaign.

These are dark days for America, as her institutions are now shown to be politically partisan, and serve not the law and the Constitution, but solely the Democrat party and the unelected bureaucrats in Washington DC.  But perhaps this memo, along with the obvious bias in the news media, will shown the American people what many of us have said all along.  Drain the Swamp.

Here are the enemies of the state:

 

 

 

If Congress has any testicular fortitude, charges need to be brought against all of these bad actors, and others to be named, and they need to go to jail. The government must cleanse itself of the Kenyan's vile and corrupt legacy.   Those who violated America's trust must go to prison like all spies and traitors must do.

Then we can make America great again.