Saturday, April 23, 2011
The beginnings of the true American Civil War
The so-called Civil War was not a true civil war, it was a war between the states. Today, we are seeing the start of a true civil war, the revolt of the oppressed against those in power. The so-called trial of Terry Jones in Dearborn where the powers that be used the usual public safety issues to prevent Pastor Jones from exercising his free speech rights peacibly in a public location that happened to be outside a mosque, is a continuing salvo (Ruby Ridge and Waco were the first battles). Whether one agrees with Pastor Jones methods or not, he has the right to do what he does. Public safety is a coverup for the politically correct who don't want to be seen putting down a muslim-led riot that is, in the face of it, illegal. Therefore prevent the riot by stifling Pastor Jones.
Another soldier on the civilian side of the coming civil war is Ann Barnhardt. This is one dedicated lady, who is afraid of nothing. She dares the muslims to come and get her and publishes her address. She also points out she is well armed, a custom AR-15 with thirty-round magazine, a 12-guage semi-auto shotgun, and a 9 mm with a 30 round extended magazine. You may not agree with everything she says, but you damned well should respect her. As one of my friends has said, "A pretty lass with balls of brass."
It is always the extreme fringes that are the first to be seen, but over time others join for various reasons. We might consider the TEA party as another part of this. Civil wars are never fought by the majority of citizens. My guess is that the American Revolution was joined at most by a third of the members of the colonies, but the other two thirds either were uninvolved, afraid to do anything, or Tories. I suspect that a dedicated third of any population can control events. The elitist, blue-state types have no idea of what is coming, and in the final denouement will have the deer in the headlights look as they are either killed by muslims or forced into obscurity by the winning freedom fighters. For those who don't believe me, spend some time at Gates of Vienna. Find out what happens when muslims reach a certain percentage of the population. They understand concerted action by a minority. It is our task to prevent it from happening.
We are being warned.
Another soldier on the civilian side of the coming civil war is Ann Barnhardt. This is one dedicated lady, who is afraid of nothing. She dares the muslims to come and get her and publishes her address. She also points out she is well armed, a custom AR-15 with thirty-round magazine, a 12-guage semi-auto shotgun, and a 9 mm with a 30 round extended magazine. You may not agree with everything she says, but you damned well should respect her. As one of my friends has said, "A pretty lass with balls of brass."
It is always the extreme fringes that are the first to be seen, but over time others join for various reasons. We might consider the TEA party as another part of this. Civil wars are never fought by the majority of citizens. My guess is that the American Revolution was joined at most by a third of the members of the colonies, but the other two thirds either were uninvolved, afraid to do anything, or Tories. I suspect that a dedicated third of any population can control events. The elitist, blue-state types have no idea of what is coming, and in the final denouement will have the deer in the headlights look as they are either killed by muslims or forced into obscurity by the winning freedom fighters. For those who don't believe me, spend some time at Gates of Vienna. Find out what happens when muslims reach a certain percentage of the population. They understand concerted action by a minority. It is our task to prevent it from happening.
We are being warned.
// posted by Bill @ 7:45 PM 
