WAR THOUGHTS ON THE BOOGALOO - by Jesse James, from AmericanPartisan.org

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yup that's exactly right, if you can't go hand to hand with kin hellbent on your destruction, you won't last up against savages either. If they take that godawful step into the fratricidal nightmare, they best realize there's no coming back off that bridge too far, better to burn it while they are on it before they cross over.

 

[Intestinal Fortitude]

It's generally people under 40 years of age who have been "educated" into this socialist dogma for decades now via public schools & universities. That's the crowd that we're going to be fighting against in a physical boogaloo.

Those young people are strong, healthy and can out-do most of us here, simply because we're a bunch of old fart patriots.

I realize there's always exceptions to the rule, of course, and we have advantages of age-- namely experience, wisdom and critical/tactical thinking.

But if we're going to have any chance of "winning" a boogaloo, we're going to have to out-wit and out-maneuver a whole bunch of physically superior young communists. War is a very physical activity, and that is our huge weak spot.

And I fear Troke is correct in saying that the educational institutions must be dismantled, and the leftist teachers taken care of in similar fashion-- otherwise we'll be back here in the same trouble after they indoctrinate the next generation of kids. That's how we got here in the first place - the commies along with their NEA supporters control the schools and have for many years now, and we've had the "benefit" of paying for it with out taxes, with little to no say on what specifically is taught in those schools. Institutions of "higher learning" might very well become a well-deserved target in the boogaloo.

simply remove the valve stems from their Prius wheels and they will be completely neutralized

 

[Troke]

We "grew" our WWII military leadership - are there other Patton-wannabes out and about?

Likely, and perfectly obscured until needed.


intothegoodnight

For every Patton out there, there are probably 10 Robespierres.

 

[Dozdoats]

Here's Patton being "raised" - by helping Douglas MacArthur crush the Bonus Army. 1932 fake news? You decide.

 

[intothatgoodnight]

For every Patton out there, there are probably 10 Robespierres.

Yet, when push came to shove, it was the Pattons that rose to the challenge - not the Robespierres.

How does that work?


intothegoodnight

 

[intothatgoodnight]

Here's Patton being "raised" - by helping Douglas MacArthur crush the Bonus Army. 1932 fake news? You decide.

One of those incidents in contemporary American history, where the greater truth was waylaid by the expediency of the political moment, instigated with a snappy military "Yes, Sir! Right away, Sir!"

How often does this sort of truth attenuation occur in the political realms? <rhetorical>


intothegoodnight

 

[Tristan]

DOWNLOAD anonymous survival guide for citizens in a revolution.....pdf file

This file is merely a small start....it needs tightening up.

Remember...this is a survival guide...not a military manual

So, what's the latest version of that guide?

 

[Troke]

Yet, when push came to shove, it was the Pattons that rose to the challenge - not the Robespierres.

How does that work?


intothegoodnight

Lots of corpses on Robespierre's trail, finally he became one and when the blood got so much it was polluting the drinking water from streams, Napoleon ended up in charge.

Like I said, the historical record is not good. However, we have a much different social communications climate now and that might make all the difference.

 

[intothatgoodnight]

Lots of corpses on Robespierre's trail, finally he became one and when the blood got so much it was polluting the drinking water from streams, Napoleon ended up in charge.

Like I said, the historical record is not good. However, we have a much different social communications climate now and that might make all the difference.

The French culture, at the time of the French Revolution, was guided by a monarchy, cloaked in a dysfunctional form of Catholicism - had been that way for centuries before, and was all that the French people knew/understood.

America stands on the shoulders of THIS lesson, and many others in history - most Americans do not celebrate the idea of an American political "monarchy," just as they do not prefer the suffocating influences of an overbearing religious order wielded by the unelected few at the top, per se - as the Founding Fathers intended.

Our Constitution and Bill of Rights gave us an opportunity to embrace a completely different idea of governorship - one where the power is ideally vested under the control of J6P. Our recent cultural turmoil is an attempt to turn Americans back, culturally, towards a leadership and rule-making by the few - at the expense of the many - you can presume that the source of this regressive political idea/efforts are coming from an international old guard with very deep pockets and dominating economic influences.

The American people, in general, are aware of some/most of this - which, coupled with modern communications/research/historical sources, gives J6P a distinct (though sometimes misguided) real-time information/discussion edge that has never existed before, in previous cultures, and that has a capacity to self-inspect/correct/heal over time.

We shall see.


intothegoodnight

 

[Dozdoats]

we have a much different social communications climate now

The lies are a lot bigger now, and a lot more widely believed.

 

[intothatgoodnight]

we have a much different social communications climate now

The lies are a lot bigger now, and a lot more widely believed.

We collectively have the opportunity to grow PAST this current impediment and its attempt to control our daily narrative - ours to seize, or succumb to - which shall it be?

There IS a reason WHY we spend a large amount of time, here on TB2K, teasing out such manipulative darkness for group examination and self-reflection/correction - the edumacation is priceless as we all aspire towards our intended ideal birthright, and into the light.


intothegoodnight

 

[Lone_Hawk]

Here's Patton being "raised" - by helping Douglas MacArthur crush the Bonus Army. 1932 fake news? You decide.

Unfortunately true. Patton followed orders. I never knew who it was who ordered the burning of the Bonus Army's camp, or who did it. I consider it a stain on Patton's history.

 

[Troke]

Unfortunately true. Patton followed orders. I never knew who it was who ordered the burning of the Bonus Army's camp, or who did it. I consider it a stain on Patton's history.

Big Mac was in charge, both Ike and Patton were there I understand. Too bad they did not understand their constitutional duties as outlined. We would never have heard of them again because the one thing nobody every did was cross Big Mac with impunity.

 

[Troke]

The French culture, at the time of the French Revolution, was guided by a monarchy, cloaked in a dysfunctional form of Catholicism - had been that way for centuries before, and is all the French people knew/understood.

America stands on the shoulders of THIS lesson, and many others in history - most Americans do not celebrate the idea of an American political "monarchy," just as they do not prefer the suffocating influences of an overbearing religious order wielded by the unelected few at the top, per se - as the Founding Fathers intended.

Our Constitution and Bill of Rights gave us an opportunity to embrace a completely different idea of governorship - one where the power is ideally vested under the control of J6P. Our recent cultural turmoil is an attempt to turn Americans back, culturally, towards a leadership and rule-making by the few - at the expense of the many - you can presume that the source of this regressive political idea/efforts are coming from an international old guard with very deep pockets and dominating economic influences.

The American people, in general, are aware of some/most of this - which, coupled with modern communications/research/historical sources, gives J6P a distinct (though sometimes misguided) real-time information/discussion edge that has never existed before, in previous cultures, and that has a capacity to self-inspect/correct/heal over time.

We shall see.


intothegoodnight

"..The French culture, at the time of the French Revolution, was guided by a monarchy, cloaked in a dysfunctional form of Catholicism - had been that way for centuries before, and is all the French people knew/understood. ...."

My memory being what it is, I do believe there was a three year famine before the Rev. And you remember the Queen who being told the peasants were starving said "Well, let them eat cake."

Not true I have read, but makes a good story. Anyway, the French culture was under extreme stress and finally just blew up. With our social commo system, we might be able to create the stress with no one going hungry.

 

[Dozdoats]

I dug out our copy of the 1940s historical novel Tory Oath yesterday and started rereading it for the first time since we left Drowning Creek down east.

The American Revolution in the southern colonies had much of the flavor of a civil war. The headlines today hearken back to those times, though the names were Tories and Whigs not BLMANTIFA and whoever.

There were so many Scots settlers in the region (SCOTLAND County??) that in Robeson, whites were referred to commonly (though usually not in their presence) as "Macks" because there were so many Mac this and Mc thats. The king's forces planned to rally loyalist Scots to the crown, calling on the oath they had to swear to be allowed to leave the kingdom after Culloden. A couple of British officers were even sent to Cross Creek (now Fayetteville) with orders to rally the Highlanders and lead them down to support a British landing at Brunswick Town below the Cape Fear.

When the Whigs got wind of this they organized a countering force, stole a march on the loyalists and defeated them at the Widow Moore's bridge in one of the early significant (though small in scale) actions of the Revolution.

This young man does a good job narrating the action at the scene of the fight-

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ruc_IiN6Tkc

Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge
RT 10:09

 

[33dInd]

Here's Patton being "raised" - by helping Douglas MacArthur crush the Bonus Army. 1932 fake news? You decide.

I would also point out
Those were seasoned blooded World War One combat veterans
Demanding their due
Their down fall was no solid leadership with a plan
Add in the nations fear of militant unions and Bolshevik interference. And yes the soldiers in uniform were willing to attack their brothers in arms civilians
And
The American civil war of rebellion
Seasoned active duty soldiers split down the muddle to fight their beliefs or against treason
It’s all perspectives

as I also argue their was a time white america considered any dead native Americans as good injuns
Remember the Indians gave as good as they got for nearly 100 years. Had the tribes banded together. Would the outcome have been different
Look at the creek wars as to the absolute savagery of both sides
Just saying

 

[Dennis Olson]

I skipped the OP’s 10,000 word essay. TL;DR. Here are my somewhat more succinct thoughts:

1 - everyone will have to “play,” ultimately. There will be no sitting it out

2 - you’ll never make it individually, unless you bug the hell out so far that you can’t be found. (And I don’t want to hear from you homestead snobs; I find your smugness insufferable.)

3 - during the expedited runup to WRoL, there will be a transitional period where “just enough law” will exist to destroy you for defending yourself.

4 - the purveyors of that RoL remnant will kowtow to whomever TPTB fear most. Governments are ultimately cowards. That means you and I are on our own (see item 3)

5 - in the end it could well devolve into a “Postman” / TEOTWAWKI situation. If it does, 99.8% of the population WILL die. That means you and me. Very few people can handle a TEOTWAWKI event. Lots of folks who think they can will be very unpleasantly surprised. (That includes most all of the insufferably smug homestead types)

6 - the current situation is a giant shit sandwich, and we’re all gonna have to take a bite.


Now, wasn’t that easier to read than some random a-hole’s 10,000 words of bullshit?

 

[Hognutz]

I dug out our copy of the 1940s historical novel Tory Oath yesterday and started rereading it for the first time since we left Drowning Creek down east.

The American Revolution in the southern colonies had much of the flavor of a civil war. The headlines today hearken back to those times, though the names were Tories and Whigs not BLMANTIFA and whoever.

There were so many Scots settlers in the region (SCOTLAND County??) that in Robeson, whites were referred to commonly (though usually not in their presence) as "Macks" because there were so many Mac this and Mc thats. The king's forces planned to rally loyalist Scots to the crown, calling on the oath they had to swear to be allowed to leave the kingdom after Culloden. A couple of British officers were even sent to Cross Creek (now Fayetteville) with orders to rally the Highlanders and lead them down to support a British landing at Brunswick Town below the Cape Fear.

When the Whigs got wind of this they organized a countering force, stole a march on the loyalists and defeated them at the Widow Moore's bridge in one of the early significant (though small in scale) actions of the Revolution.

This young man does a good job narrating the action at the scene of the fight-

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ruc_IiN6Tkc

Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge
RT 10:09

About the same here, my forefathers were Scots who fought under Francis Marion.....

 

[night driver]

Ref: Bonus Army. They were demanding EARLY PAYMENT, not "their Due". They weren't due to receive payment for (IIRC) 10 or so years when they decided to petition en mass.


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"Let them eat cake" was NOT a reference to what you and I know as "cake" but a reference to the detritus left in a pan after the bread has been removed, and usually consisted of somewhat burned dough or flour that wasn't fully kneaded into the loaf.

Gotta remember that MANY historical comments REALLY DO REQUIRE their historical CONTEXT to be properly understood.

(And some of this issue is involved in Biblical teachings as well)

 

[night driver]

Yes, the kid did an AMAZING job...presenting what was clearly a school project. Well written and QUITE clear and educational.

 

[Intestinal Fortitude]

we have a much different social communications climate now

The lies are a lot bigger now, and a lot more widely believed.

there really and truly exist a politcal/social propaganda machine/industry
and with a poor educational system that indoctrinates.........well.....