FuhrerPrinzip

Good point… reminds me of someone else on here looking for a leader the other day.

I have found so many people who are appalled at the idea that there might be another way to look at Representative government. These people are not supposed to lead us… they are supposed to represent what best serves our nation’s interest and preserves our countrymen’s liberty.

May the roaring water cleanse the bottom feeding politicians from the earth once the leak become a flood. And I hope it takes the FSA and all of the spineless leeches looking for a leader with it as well.

Let it rain.

“It explains the almost orgiastic reaction of the audiences at Trump’s events. He is cocky, belligerent, abusive. A business suited version of you-know-who. A leader. He radiates the arrogance of someone who believes he has been anointed to tell others what to do.”[img[/img]

Unfortunately, Eric is dead on with this one. As they say, history doesn’t repeat itself, but it often rhymes. These people who cheer on any of these charlatans running for office are insane, and they are dragging us down with them, because stupid people in large groups can be very powerful. time to move to alaska

This article is horseshit on multiple levels. Get a real history boko and read it.

Administrator -flash .I guess I’ll have to run another batch of idiots off.

LOL…Oh please not the dead Iraqi baby pics or the hangman……arrgghh.. funny , how everyone’s skin seem to have grown so thin again.

On a lighter note though, I’ve been channeling my inner Smokey and doxing a little and have finally ID’d TE ..We might have known.

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Jim, the repugs have to let obongo bone them in the ass. He gets what he wants, in exchange for TPP. You’re still not totally sold on trump, okay. But who do you think can move the chains, other than trump? There is no second choice. Every other bonehead is exactly what they appear to be, an inexpensive and totally gutless lowlife.

We need a Fuhrer/Puppet/Actor we can believe in……

Remember when most of you really believed in the Bush’s? Some people here still believe Nixon was a honest guy. LOL

I guess if you don’t know you are terminally ill you are better off……right?

You didn’t bend. That’s ballsy beyond belief. Especially for a guy that works a day job. But as the system of PC falls apart, your place at the table, as an uncorruptable will have value once again, and that is an enviable position to be in.

Starfcker- The pile of crow you are going to have to eat this time next year and beyond is about the size of Trump Tower now and rising. Don’t count out the controlled media, they will be here in some form after you are long gone from the Earff.

One example. Easy. The USA in 1979. Next question

And all that money has been spent on globalization. We’re paying for the whole fucking thing. That might end real soon. Lot less niggertowns to support.

A must read for any interested in how the military went from a fighting force of men to a political wing of the neo-con lobby.

Proud Legions

T.R. Fehrenbach, This Kind of War

We was rotten ‘fore we started – we was never disciplined;
We made it out a favour if an order was obeyed.
Yes, every little drummer ‘ad ‘is rights an’ wrongs to mind,
So we had to pay for teachin’ – an’ we paid!
– Rudyard Kipling, “That Day”

The new legions carried the old names, displayed the old, proud colors, with their gallant battle streamers. The regimental mottoes still said things like “Can Do.” In their neat, fitted uniforms and new shiny boots – there was money for these – the troops looked good. Their appearance made the generals smile.

What they lacked couldn’t be seen, not until the guns sounded.

There is much to military training that seems childish, stultifying, and even brutal. But one essential part of breaking men into military life is the removal of misfits – and in the service a man is a misfit who cannot obey orders, any orders, and who cannot stand immense and searing mental and physical pressure.

For his own sake and for that of those around him, a man must be prepared for the awful, shrieking moment of truth when he realizes he is all alone on a hill ten thousand miles from home, and that he may be killed in the next second.

The young men of America, from whatever strata, are raised in a permissive society. The increasing alienation of their education from the harsher realities of life makes their reorientation, once enlisted, doubly important.

Prior to 1950, they got no reorientation. They put on the uniform, but continued to get by, doing things rather more or less. They had no time for sergeants.

As discipline deteriorated, the generals themselves were hardly affected. They still had their position, their pomp and ceremonies. Surrounded by professionals of the old school, largely field rank, they still thought their rod was iron, for seemingly, their own orders were obeyed.

But ground battle is a series of platoon actions. No longer can a field commander stand on a hill, like Lee or Grant, and oversee his formations. Orders in combat – the orders that kill men or get them killed, are not given by generals, or even by majors. They are given by lieutenants and sergeants, and sometimes by PFC’s.

When a sergeant gives a soldier an order in battle, it must have the same weight as that of a four-star general.

Such orders cannot be given by men who are some of the boys. Men willingly take orders to die only from those they are trained to regard as superior beings.

It was not until the summer of 1950, when the legions went forth, that the generals realized what they had agreed to, and what they had wrought.

The Old Army, outcast and alien and remote from the warm bosom of society, officer and man alike, ordered into Korea, would have gone without questioning. It would have died without counting. As on Bataan, it would not have listened for the angel’s trumpet or the clarion call. It would have heard the hard sound of its own bugles, and hard-bitten, cynical, wise in bitter ways, it would have kept its eyes on its sergeants.

It would have died. It would have retreated, or surrendered, only in the last extremity. In the enemy prison camps, exhausted, sick, it would have spat upon its captors, despising them to the last. It would have died, but it might have held.

One aftermath of the Korean War has been the passionate attempt in some military quarters to prove the softness and decadence of American society as a whole, because in the first six months of that war there were wholesale failures. It has been a pervasive and persuasive argument, and it has raised its own counterargument, equally passionate.

The trouble is, different men live by different myths.

http://space4commerce.blogspot.com/2006/05/proud-legions-by-tr-fehrenbach.html

Admin and stucky,
An article to piss off the maroons might be a good idea but then again that might just draw more of them in. Kinda like bugs beijg drawn to the zapper lights

Arguing with them doesnt change the mind of the person making the bullshit statements, their minds are already lost. Its the undecided open minded people reading the comments. Glad you guys and people like eric peters fight the good fight in the name of logic and justice.
I found writing and commenting mattered little once my son started to walk, talk and capable of thinking and asking questions. After talking to my dad and some of his elderly friends one nite probably 2 years ago i realized there is no point, the vast majority are lost. Better focus on making myself as hard to kill as possible and focus on making sure my boy is raised tough and right. Nothing is going to be easy for us in the future.

But at the same time, it is pointless, the vast majority want to be in a totalitarian environment, either as a ruler or as a subject. Its comical that many consider themselves libertarian, thats like saying GW Bush was a fiscal conservative.
The only solution i see is the dissolution of nations and states, any unit larger than a tribe or small town will never work because the individual is nothing but a number.