"Stand your ground" law come to play in this New Years Eve event.. Can you imagine if this same scenario would have happened in a Democratic Blue state  or any place/country where a government wants you to be the victim ..

Quote:On New Year’s Eve, 18-year-old Sarah McKinley sat in her Oklahoma home—newly widowed, holding her 3-month-old baby—when two armed men in bulletproof vests tried to kick in her door.

No neighbors. No police minutes away. Just Sarah, her infant son, and the terrifying sound of her door being beaten down. With a shotgun in one hand, a baby in the other, and 911 on the phone, Sarah had to make a choice: the intruder or her son. When the door finally gave way, she pulled the trigger. One attacker fell dead. The other ran. And the police called it what it was: justified self-defense.

This isn’t theory. It isn’t a “debate stage” soundbite. It’s the Second Amendment in action—the only reason Sarah and her baby lived to tell the story.

? In this video, I break down Sarah McKinley’s story and why it’s a reminder that the Second Amendment isn’t about hunting or sport. It’s about giving even the most vulnerable among us a fighting chance when evil decides tonight’s the night. Sarah McKinley didn’t choose to be a hero. She chose to survive. And because of that choice, her son still has a mother. And even when you do everything right, you can still end up in a legal fight after the smoke clears. That’s why I’m a USCCA member—for the training, preparation, and legal protection that keeps you ready before, during, and after a fight for your life.

Saw this video on youtube. I love bats, not in the least bit scary, though maybe a bit stinky 

This channel is at 997 members, and at 1000 members I know youtube would monetize them.

I am in no way affilated, just love animals and want their channel to grow:



Hope some subscribe. 

I had been to Larry Massey's shooting range which is now a Space X launch site.

Back in the day I was zeroing in one AR-15 for long shots (300+yards ) for feral pig hunting. I could hit an 8 by 8 steal plate at 327 yards with that gun but I wanted a tighter grouping. Unfortunately at that range the rounds were about a hands width apart (maybe 6 inches).. The 327 range with wind or atmospheric conditions was about as good as I was gonna get I finally figured out.. My three inch target zone on a pig was now around 6 inches   

I usually hunted at night and all my shots with a night scope were usually less than 125 yards so just about any weapon would do but a friend had said he was having daylight pig problems and wanted me to try and kill or scare them off. 

So after messing around at the range I was heading home, hungry, as I had been at the rage for many hours, shooting and B.S.ing with Larry and others. I am heading back on a winding "S" road doing maybe 70 to 80 when "POOF" a highway Patrol car comes around the corner head on to me ! I hit the breaks hard without smoking the tires.

I continue to slow down and pull over into the dirt knowing I was about to be captured.. 

Sure enough here he comes with lights lit up like a carnival UFO !

Both my hands were on the steering wheel of the car; one hand had my driver's license and concealed hand gun permit while the other had had my insurance information. The windows were tented (barely legal so I had rolled down my driver's side window. He approached and asked did I know why he stopped me... I started to say he did not stop me but instead I smiled and said, "maybe because I was going a little fast ?"

" Yes I had you going 65 in a 55 !" Thank god for breaks and quick reaction time I was thinking !

" I laughed and said I never knew what the speed limit was on that road and I had driven it many times. He was the first highway Patrol I had ever seen this far out away from the city; lucky me !"

I then said, " glad I had slowed down for the curves !" which actually got a grin from him.

He then saw the concealed weapons permit and backed up one step and asked if I had any weapons in the car. 

" Not sure how many but I think I have 2 pistols 2 AK-47 rifles, One SKS and two ARs !"

"You must be a real gun nut!"

"Kinda, maybe, but I was at Larry's gun range zeroing in the weapons for some serious pig hunting we are going to do next week. "

He knew there was beginning to be a serious pig problem in the area for the farmers.
 
I do not remember what else was said but the whole encounter lasted for probably 30 or 40 minutes as he had never handled the AK-47 and actually kinda wanted to buy my 1911 pistol if it was ever for sale...... but alas it was not for sale...

I kept my weapons in like new condition and even the SKS I had was once a Chinese parade weapon; you can still see them carried during parades with their white gloves in Beijing. The SKS was a great pig killer out to about 125 yards but the 10 round internal magazine sucked as my ARs and AKs carried at least 30 per Mag.

The Russian 762x39 bullet really had sever bullet drop around 150 yards to the point of you might as well be throwing rocks. AK-47s were the same with that ammo so I doubt it was the twist rate of the barrels.. One AK was an actual Russian made AK with the red star stamp.  Just my experience and do not want to get into a pissing contest over Russian 762x39 ammo.  

We left as friends and he was invited to Larry's as many DEA, ICE, and a few Police practice there on the weekends. 

I left with a simple warning ticket and a new friend. 

He was a young Patrolman without the attitude some cops want to display with us pedestrians which warmed my heart and belief in justice and the American way !! hahahaha

Quote:What secrets lie hidden in the deepest, darkest place on Earth? The Mariana Trench is a hostile world of crushing pressure and freezing darkness, once believed to be completely devoid of life. In this video, we plunge into the abyss to witness the titanic geological forces that created this chasm and relive the harrowing missions of the few who dared to explore it. What bizarre creatures thrive against all odds, lurking in the darkness below?

I want some of the radioactive shrimp I can get at my local grocery store, the shrimp from Indonesia. You know, the seafood with Cesium-137 isotopes they have been pumping out of Fukushima for almost 15 years now. The same stuff they claim has a naturally occurring amount in seawater, even though it is entirely unnatural and can only come from fission power plants. It is our signature in nature now, we have "tagged" the entire world with unnatural radioactive isotopes.

Maybe radioactive shrimp can be a healthy addition to our diet. I remember a couple of years after Fukushima, there was a politician who said that a little radiation is good for you. The models they had back then showed the radiation would spread over the entire Pacific in 5 years. Now add ten more years and see what areas are unaffected in the largest ocean on planet Earth. They never stopped pumping the seawater on those hot coals burning away in the basement. Makes me wonder when the core will drop down enough to cover it with dirt and forget about it.

Well, maybe you could know the level of contamination and the areas it is concentrating in and what sea food is glowing, but the information is hard to find, in fact it is nearly non-existent. I'm seriously surprised they admitted "there could be" some radioactive sea food and recalled it. I'd like to see some readings of this shrimp and see if it is contaminated and if so, how much.

This is the last band I played in before I went into the military. I played lead guitar and  even Baritone saxophone occasionally. Vietnam killed the band as we all went off to do our patriotic duty. Yes I think I might have posted this before without the story of who went where.

Dewayne became a cop in Norman, Oklahoma and died several years ago. Our Organ player Doctor Jim Falkner as of the last time I saw him was still teaching music theory at O.U. (Oklahoma, University) ... Mark our bass player who had played in other bands with me ended up owning a big lumber yard along with a few satellite yards in different cities. 

This was recorded in the late 60s with a different guitar player/ or before my time with the Beldettas.. I think I would have done a few different licks for the song hahahahah

The British Home Office has said the quiet part out loud today at the start of their court action against the court order issued a couple of weeks ago to close the Bell migrant Hotel in Epping , today we discover that the belief held by many Brits that our Country has become 2 tier and tilted against Us , the people who pay the bills , is indeed correct , with the Home office arguing that ILLEGAL migrants who have illegally entered our Country have greater rights than we do in the eyes of the government , I'll let that one sink in.

The owners of the Bell Hotel were taken to court by the local council due to the Hotel no longer being used as a Hotel as it has become residential housing which is a breach of planning law as it's not operating in accordance with its designation.

Should the government lose their appeal against the injunction the case will set a legal precedent by which other councils can use to close down migrant Hotels in their areas ....the effect of government lawyesr saying the quiet part our loud remains to be seen.

Barrister Daniel ShenSmith looks deeper.


It's almost like they want Civil War , perhaps to solidify their grip on power as they know they won't get elected again.

At least now I officially know why I've feel like a Second class citizen in my own Country.

Some of this story sounds a lot like the prelude to the invasion of Panama.. I used to fly into Caracas during the winter months in the states and it was not a nice place even back then . 

I did have a friend who grew up there and he loved it until the 70s and the change into a more socialist leadership. I guess we will just have to wait and see if the 50 million dollar bounty works to remove Manduro ?

Quote:August 25, 2025 / Joseph P. Farrell

Last week you may recall that I blogged about what may be an regional outbreak of rabbit papilloma virus in Colorado:

WHAT’S GOING ON WITH BUGS BUNNY IN COLORADO?

As often happens in such cases, this blog generated a modest wave of articles from the Gizars about similar strange outbreaks of similar animal symptoms of tumors, warts, and so on. For example, E.E. shared this article about a similar phenomenon happening to deer in several American states being photographed with bulges that look like tumors, which, the article assures us (somewhat less than convincingly in my opinion) are nothing but "cutaneous fibromas", or simply put, "deer warts" (and if you're in the habit of just reading my blog and not clicking the link, you'll want to click this link, and just look at the pictures of these infected animals):  [Warning: horror pics ahead]

Mutant deer with horrifying flesh bubbles spotted in multiple US states as fears of an outbreak grip the nation

The article is interesting because it not only includes those horrendous-looking pictures of infected rabbits and squirrels in addition to deer, but also because in doing so it also confirms the wider context of the papilloma rabbit outbreak, and blames it all on the spread of ticks and mosquitoes biting animals with contaminated blood, and then infecting other animals with it:

Quote:This year, Americans have also been encountering mutated rabbits and squirrels which have been spreading their own species-specific viruses throughout the US. These animals have dealt with similar sores and growths on their bodies as well.

The condition spreading through deer this summer is part of the same broad family of viruses that can affect humans, known as papillomaviruses, which target the skin and mucous membranes.

In humans, papillomaviruses cause conditions like common warts, plantar warts, and genital warts, and some strains are linked to cancers such as cervical or throat cancer.

While both deer and human papillomaviruses lead to growths by infecting skin cells, the deer version is species-specific, meaning it's adapted only to infect deer and cannot jump to humans or other animals due to differences in how the virus attaches itself and enters cells in different species.

Like last week's blog about the rabbit papilloma outbreak, the current article ends by noting that these growths are apparently not painful and fall off after a few months:

Quote:However, the condition is rarely fatal. The deer's immune system fights off the virus, and the warts shrink and disappear on their own after a few months.

And as always, and even though there is "nothing to see here so move along," we can also blame it all on climate change, and also on the presence of social media and more and more people noticing the phemonenon and taking pictures:

Quote:While climate changes in recent years are helping the virus to spread, Dr Awan noted that there's one other factor contributing to the increase in deer wart sightings: social media.

'People are starting to talk about it more, they're starting to document it more on social media, and hence, there's been a lot more discussion about this,' the doctor explained.

I can readily admit that such things are brought on by tick bites and mosquito bites, but what I'm not prepared to admit is that these outbreaks are normal, and that we can "move along, nothing to see here." As I mentioned in my previous blog about the rabbit papillomas, I've seen a lot of wildlife in my life, including innumerable rabbits, jackrabbits(being from South Dakota), and all sorts of deer, and have done so from Massachusetts to Oregon and Washington and Arkansas and Georgia. I've been all over the country, and have seen countless squirrels, rabbits, and deer, and in my 68 years, have never encountered any animal displaying these afflictions. Ever. And in all that time, I have seen plenty of rabbits and squirrels and deer with all sorts of ticks gorging themselves on their hosts. And again, have never seen any of these animals afflicted with papillomas such as are pictured in the article above.  During that same long time period, there have been long hot dry spells, long hot wet spells, cool summers, and so on, and increases in ticks and mosquitos, no climate change, and so on.

That fact raises my suspicion meter into the red zone: why is there such an apparent sudden rise in such cases? I'm simply not buying, not for one moment, that this is purely or merely "natural" nor the result of "climate change" or a sudden increase of infected ticks and mosquitos. I'll say it plainly, and for the record: something else is going on. Just exactly what that "something else" may be I do not know, but for the moment, my four favorite off-the-end-of-the-speculation-twig hypotheses are: (1) it may have something to do with aerial spraying; (2) it may have - odd as it sounds - something to do with the Covid potion injections, in that we may be watching a mutated effect that jumped species from ticks or mosquitoes biting humans who took the injections, and then biting these animals; or (3) perhaps some experiment somewhere on rabbits, and/or squirrels, and/or deer either escaped the laboratory, or was deliberately released; and finally, (4) some combination of the previous three.

O.K. There. I've said it. Now you can call me crazy.

See you on the flip side...

Quote:Shunned for Her Smell, She Was Alone—Until a Human Washed Her Clean and Gave Her a Home In this heart-touching HFY sci-fi story, an alien girl lives her life shunned and avoided, all because of the unbearable smell that surrounds her. No one dares to come close, no one offers her kindness—until a human traveler sees past the dirt, the torn clothes, and the cruel whispers. Instead of turning away, he offers her food, safety, and something she has never known—warmth. With gentle hands, he gives her the first real shower she has had in years, washing away not just the grime but the pain of a lifetime spent in isolation. Slowly, the girl begins to see herself as more than “the unclean one,” and together, they take the first steps toward a new life filled with dignity and hope. This is a powerful HFY rescue tale that blends emotional storytelling, science fiction worldbuilding, and the timeless truth that compassion can change everything. If you love stories where humanity’s greatest strength is kindness, this one will stay with you long after the credits roll. Watch now to see how one man’s courage and empathy turn a life of shame into one of belonging.

Quote:A mechanic hiding from his past meets a one-legged alien girl with questions he didn't expect. One conversation sparks a plan that could defy an entire culture—and expose a deadly lie. But her father, and others, are watching.