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Age is no guarantee of wisdom. This has been made apparent to me recently. These conversations with persons over the age of 65 left me scratching my head - Senior Female - "I'll vote for Trump, but he needs to settle down and act his age. And he needs to stop saying all these negative things about women!" Me - "What has he said about women?" SF - "Just mean things. But now, the media says he says racist things, but he doesn't. The media lies." Me - "So when the media says Trump is a racist, they are lying, but when they say Trump says mean things about women they are telling the truth?" SF - dumbfounded look. ----- Senior Male - "I believe of the two major candidates, Hillary would be less destructive to our way of life." Me - "Sir, you were in the Army, correct? (He nods to the affirmative) I believe Chris Stevens, Sean Smith, Glen Doherty, and Tyrone Woods might disagree if they were still alive to do so." S...

From this article  here are the standing orders of the 3% - I: Stand your ground... II: Do not fire unless fired upon... (We have all been fired upon) III: If they mean to have a war, let it begin here (Defend Yourselves!)... IV: When war is begun, go find something Evil and kill it... V: Traitors first... On article V - only in a WROL situation... but that will be my MO. Posted via Blogaway

From a liberal on Facebook who knowingly attends a church where the pastor is decidedly conservative: I'm tired of the message that being a liberal makes me a bad Christian OR that being a Christian makes me a bad liberal. I adore my church, the people and my pastor. But I have to say it's getting really old to hear him spew the word liberal like its dirty. I wonder sometimes does he even realize he has liberals in his congregation. People who are working for his church. People who trust him and love what has been built. It's really heartbreaking. So after reading this, and with the knowledge that this person has attended the church in question for nearly a year, we can safely conclude that one of two simple things is true. Either - A . The liberal feels the pastor is lying when he says these things. If this is the case, then why continue to attend? Whether the church and it's people do good things would be immaterial. Now, lying is not always sinful according to th...

Last night, I mentioned in closing that most polls had Trump winning the debate to the tune of about 60%. Several friends and readers asked where I got that number. I first saw about 61% Trump on a poll by WKRN News 2 - the ABC affiliate in Nashville, TN. But these other sources were readily available this morning. As you can see, most have Trump between 55% and 60%. Not bad for a man who was outnumbered about 5 to 1. Who are the five? The moderator, and Hillary's four staffers on the other end of her earpiece. That's why she would delay during her answers.

Notes on the debate tonight. Wasn't going to do one of these, but a good friend asked, and so here it is! I'd say she owes me one, but with all the kindness she's shown our family recently, I still owe her a couple. First thoughts - the media. During the debate the "moderator" kept interrupting Trump, but only rarely Clinton. If you really, truly are undecided, you must take note of this. You must ask why the media feels it necessary to protect her. And what happens to America when they stop protecting her? Similarly, the post-debate shows were ablaze with attempts to put a positive spin on what Clinton said; and trying to mischaracterize what Trump has said. Why must they lie about him? Why must they try to re-emphasize the points they wanted her to make? Thought - the three laws. Remember, Social Justice Warriors and liberals, by default, follow the three laws: 1. Always Lie. 2. Always double down. 3. Always project. If someone is doing these things, it...

Most people enjoy light reading when travelling via airplane. I do, too. But I may have frightened the man sitting next to me.

If you listen to the media, they would have you believe Trump has meltdowns and is rude and crude. The reality of it isnthis: Trump does not tolerate lies and disrespect from the media. He engages them when they lie and demonstrate disrespect. On the other side of the coin, Hillary is throwing tantrums. She tries to have people fired, she's had others killed. She throws things. She really does throw tantrums. Yet another case of liberals demonstrating the Third Law - 1. Always Lie 2. Always Double Down 3. Always Project

Today, my wife is scheduled to have a double mastectomy. Reconstruction will come at a later date. No chemo or radiation is scheduled at this time.

And while some mulatto and the San Francisco 49ers cannot figure out how to do the National Anthem, 155K people in Tennessee show 'em how it's done. PS-  pretty sure some of the crowd was from Virginia, too. Posted via Blogaway

This is our job as fathers. To be: Wolves, not sheep. Warriors, not weaklings. Heroes, not villains. Men, not mice. Posted via Blogaway

Found this, thanks to a friend's tweets. And the hashtag. #StillDickingBimbos Posted via Blogaway

Seen on social media: Dear strong women, you aren't intimidating, he's intimidated. There's a difference. - Charles Orlando To be sure, a Delta or Gamma might well be intimidated. That's bad news for the SIW (Strong, Independent Woman), because if she wishes to marry, it will have to be a marriage to a Delta or Gamma . High value men will not select an SIW as a mate, and it has no bearing on how strong or intimidating she is (or thinks herself to be). It has everything to do with the fact that this type of woman is very antagonistic and contrary. A high value man values his time, among other things. A high value man will spend his time with a person who will work with him, not against him. So, what kind of woman would a high value man want to marry?  Turn to Proverbs 31:10-12 (HCSB) for the answer: Who can find a capable wife?  She is far more precious than jewels. The heart of her husband trusts in her, and he will not lack anything good. She rewards him...

Speaking with a fellow Patriot some time ago, and he was new to the III% / Patriot / Militia concept. He was just out of the military, and he was expressing his wish that his III% group had uniform standards. Of course, I advised him that it would never float... too many personalities.  And while he felt it was a disadvantage, as the III% man might be unable to recognize friend from foe should shit go down, I feel it is an advantage. Minutemen, III%ers, Patriot Groups, Oath Keepers, Militias, and the like operate from a heavily civilian base. Some people haven't the funds, and others haven't the desire to purchase and make use of a standardized equipment. This is a strength. What one man has, he can share with his brothers who do not have. It's the free exchange of ideas that make it possible for the individual to pack and carry what he thinks he needs. In the event of SHTF, one of two things will be true. Either the SHTF events will transpire quickly - over the course o...

Online is a different story [compared to real life], as it is Gammas who tend to make up the vast majority of persistent problem commenters on this and every other blog on the Internet. -   Alpha Game   This mirrors experiences on this blog: Funny, my son tried similar shut with me. I kicked him up out the house. Your mom should've done the same - "BamaKaren" What an arrogant sumbitch you are. I teach 4th grade and have for 6 years. Played football for HS and college and could outshoot you 99 time out of 100. Not to mention whip your skinny ass at grappling any day you wanted to try - "Roger" I don't get it. First you were conservative. Then you claimed to be a Libertarian. Now you're a socialist! You change your mind more often than some people change their underwear. - "Anonymous" Sounds like your dad was an arrogant prick who wanted to show off - "Erica" Liberals are mentally ill. But having glanced around you blog, you...

Labor Day weekend was good for us. I took the kids to a relative's house out in the country. They rode 4-wheelers and shot guns. No better way to celebrate. Here are some photos of my daughter shooting the Marlin 795. She has a pink Crickett, but like the semi-automatic better. Her targets were rubber cubes, and a rubber crow that was placed 25 yards away. Kind of hard to see, isn't it? Oh, that's better - She said she wanted to shoot all 555 rounds. She got about halfway there. She is disappointed when the magazine runs out of ammo. And what fun, safe day of shooting would be complete without a liberal wetting their pants over it all? Not ironically, this liberal post only got 3 "likes." My photo series and video has nearly 200 at the time of this post. Posted via Blogaway

By Jove, I thought I'd seen it all. One of my FB sources for liberal hypocrisy and asinine posts got married recently. Her husband took her last name. Yes, that last line was accurate, and written by me, and double-checked. I'd pay $5 admission just to know what the "vows" were. No doubt, her testosterone levels were higher than his on the wedding day. From the male involved on why he took her name: "Yes, lol. It was funny because she always bugged her mom as a kid as to why that didn't happen more often. And then when we were talking about it early in the relationship I mentioned that I would take her name if we ever got married. She was very pleasantly surprised." For both their sakes, I hope he takes the Red Pill and soon. Any over-unders on how long the marriage lasts until she takes him to the cleaners? Posted via Blogaway

In restaurants, one sees fewer and fewer waitresses. Yes, the politically correct term is "servers," but you won't see that term used here as a distinction needs to be made between the genders for the purpose of this article. The terms today are "waiters" and "waitresses." Don't like it? Go make somebody a sandwich. With the decline in the number of females in serving roles, the question must be asked: "where have all the waitresses gone?" Simple - moms aren't teaching daughters to be women these days. Think about it - how long has it been since you've heard a grown woman say to a girl, "That's not very ladylike?" The art of graceful isn't being taught any more. Meanwhile, boys are being feminized. They are taught to wait on people hand and foot. They aren't happy with it. The females aren't happy with doing masculine roles, either. There is one glaring exception: establishments like Hooters and simil...

Recently, a 2nd string quarterback for an NFL team elected not to stand during the National Anthem. That's certainly his right to freedom of speech, as outlined by the 1st Amendment. But, as often is the case, freedom of speech is not the same as freedom from consequences. As would be expected, this action led to a lot of media attention. It's a safe bet that this QB timed it perfectly in attempts to gain attention. Right after the Olympics, and just before the debates. Chateau  did a piece on it, though you may find   PA  a bit more detailed and entertaining. Of course, this wasn't the first time an athlete decided to protest in a passive-aggressive manner. Nor was this instance an example of a really high profile athlete demonstrating thusly. 20 years ago, Chris Jackson (aka Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf) did the same thing  in the NBA. The main difference was that Jackson (Abdul-Rauf) was an all-star and his team's top player. Jackson was fined $30,000 and suspended a gam...

When teaching marksmanship, a concept that many students have difficulty grasping is that of "Minutes of Angle" - MOA. This article is a primer on MOA. Definition A complete circle can be divided into 360 equal units - degrees. Each degree can be further subdivided into 60 equal units - minutes. Each minute can be further subdivided into 60 equal units - seconds. Therefore, a minute is a unit of measurement. Technically speaking, a minute is 1/ 21,60 0th of a circle. It's a measurement of how wide an angle is. As luck would have it, a minute stretched out to 100 yards away, is really close to 1 inch - 1.047" to be more precise. Common Errors Many in the shooting world will see a 1 inch group and say that it is "Minute of Angle." This statement is roughly correct if the group was shot from 100 yards. If it is shot from a different distance, then the statement is not at all correct. If you shoot a 1 inch group at 25 yards, then the group is 4 M...

A Rifleman knows that his enemy will hang himself, if given enough rope. Therefore, the Rifleman does not force the action, but rather, lets it play out. Then the Rifleman picks his shots with surgical accuracy and to devastating effect. Liberal: "I have a solution to the gun problem. Every gun has a serial number. The person. Who first buys that gun is forever responsible for whomever that gun may kill. So, if someone steals it and kills people, the owner still has to go to jail, because he was responsible for bringing that gun into being." Rifleman: "OK. So I can go on a shooting spree and kill whomever I want, and not go to jail. I'll use one of my AR15 rifles that I bought from this guy named John* (not his real name). While I'm at it, I'll kill all the people I don't like, and I'll get the Liberal politicians, too - including the Witch you intend to vote for this fall." Said with a shit-eating grin. Liberal:  mind blown.

The Rifleman observes a hotel lobby full of people eating breakfast. There are 12 men of differing business persuasions, 2 women with their men, and 2 more women there solo. This room says a lot, even though few words are being spoken. The women there with their men are speaking with their men. Their attention is turned to their respective men. Their conversation is with their men. The two solo women are buried in their phones. They don't know it, but the Rifleman observes as they size up every man in the place when he walks in. When a man walks in with a woman by his side, the solo women size up the woman with the man, as if to say "What does she have that I don't?" The solo women are thinner than the other two. Both of them are 35+. Neither wears a ring. They look longest at the men who are tall (over 5'10") and who do not have the beer belly. The Rifleman is one of those men. His wedding ring does not cast their glaze aside. The men in the room... ar...

In the previous post, the topic was where your point of impact would be, given a specific zero. But say you own a scope which features a Ballistic Drop Compensator  (BDC). Where do you aim at specific distances? Assuming: * A zero at 100 yards / meters * Hash marks or other reticle indicators for 200, 300, 400, etc. * 16" barrel * M193 / M855 ammo 25 m - aim between the 300 and 400 hash marks. 50 m - aim at the 200 hash mark. 100 m - 100 yds zero. Use correct hash marks beyond 100 m. Posted via Blogaway

There are several common zeroes that a person might use for their AR15, when it wears fixed sights or a red dot. Of course, if your rifle has rear sights that are adjustable for elevation, then it's a no-brainer: use the  Revised Improved Battlesight Zero (RIBZ). Similarly, if you utilize a scope with a Ballistic Drop Compensator (BDC) reticle, then zero per the manual and you are set! For fixed sights, there are three main zeroes that most shooters use: * Military doctrine calls for a 300 m zero. Many times, this is mistakenly called a 25 m zero. In actuality, if you wish to zero at 300, your best bet is to use a 36 yard zero. Dial in perfectly at 36, and you'll be really close at 300. * A less common zero, but one that some folks like, is the 100 yards zero. Many ranges have a 100 yards firing line, hence the popularity. * Possibly the most common zero is the 50/200 zero. If you dial in at 50 yards, you'll be almost dead-on again at about 200 yards. This zero offers ...