I’m Back

Yes, I have returned from a 28-day RV trip to Montana to spread the ashes of my hired hand (Jake, an Australian Shepherd) on the ranch we owned years ago. Could not have run the ranch and cattle without him, may God bless his soul, he’s back where he belongs!

Twenty -eight days without TV, cell phones, or internet; what a joy! Not a care in the world and did not give one damn what was happening in the world or this once great nation I served for so many years.

But now I return to report on how the swamp called America is doing. Shitty as usual. An article from one of my faves. Enjoy or not.

 

A tale of two murders

By: G. Maresca

In a span of nearly nine minutes, George Floyd, arrested for allegedly using a forged $20 bill was suffocated to death by a police officer. According to the WSJ, the officer had 18 previous complaints filed against him resulting in only two letters of reprimand.

Where was the investigation on how he was allowed to continue?  Where is vice president contender Amy Klobuchar?  This officer obviously had a documented history of issues and not dismissing him has city leaders sharing some responsibility, but that doesn’t fit the leftist agenda.

Such reprehensible conduct does not justify the ensuing nationwide rioting and looting that followed and put the kibosh on social distancing with no one claiming to be positive for COVID-19.  The rioters were so outraged they stole flat screen TV’s, clothing and whatever else that was available.

Who knew the cure was good, old fashion rioting, but with face masks, naturally.

Rioting is acceptable provided we don’t do something truly outrageous like assemble to pray, go to a gym, or get a haircut.

Initially, people were united in their disgust over Floyd’s death until the protest turned violent and changed the account to the consequences of lawless violence where prejudice and anarchy reigns.

The Lincoln and World War II Memorials were defaced with graffiti that included New York’s St. Patrick’s Cathedral.   The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has advised that looting will be restricted 50 vandals per business.  Society would be better off if folks would just continue to shelter in place and riot from their basements.

Despite the tragedy’s spread most of the protesters and their allies in the national media could care less about the groundless death of Floyd.  In a striking contrast, it is a good bet that nearly all of these protestors know absolutely nothing of the unjustifiable death that occurred just four days later of another black man, Dave Underwood.

Underwood served as an officer in the Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Protective Service and was gunned down as he guarded the U.S. Courthouse in Oakland, Calif.  According to the FBI, Underwood was killed by an unidentified person shooting from a car.

Where is the outrage over Underwood’s unprovoked assassination?

Underwood did not commit a felony, did not have meth and fentanyl in his system, and did not resist arrest. Seems some black lives are more important than others as Underwood’s death is treated as collateral damage.

A similar scenario occurred years ago in Staten Island when a black NYPD undercover cop was gunned down by black illegal arms dealers.  Al Sharpton disregarded his murder while stirring up civil unrest over a criminal who was killed where the NYPD was found to have appropriately utilized deadly force.

Underwood’s death and the many like it, fails to promote the leftist narrative about American race relations.  According to the CDC, police killings of blacks declined 80 percent from the late ‘60s through the 2010s, while police killings of whites have flat-lined.  Statistically, someone black has a 30-1 chance of being killed by another black, as opposed to a police officer regardless of their race.

Why confuse matters with the facts?

It serves the leftist manifesto to keep the waters of truth muddy with distortion, while making sure black folks believe they are purposely being targeted.

Underwood died serving a cause much greater than him, so that even those who murdered him would still retain the right of due process. Such heroism is dismissed and outright ignored especially throughout the media.

The most abused power of the media is their willful disregard of such worthy news’ stories. Poor and malicious journalism only invites ignorance, hatred and prejudice.  Yet news’ organizations wonder why readership is sinking faster than the Titanic.

Such hypocrisy by the mainstream media, their political allies, and the self-righteous who believe they are the arbiters of injustice only further divides the nation.

Democrats’ failure to use proven policing tactics to stop the mayhem is about not turning on their voter base.  They are complicit in trashing their own cities and harming the very people they claim to represent.

When does the first Democratic mayor resign out of sheer incompetence for letting their cities be looted and burned?

Much progress has been made in providing all Americans a voice.

America is still the light among the world’s nations, but that light is flickering when we willfully choose to ignore the reality of what is transpiring within our republic.

https://www.newsitem.com/opinion/columnists/a-tale-of-two-murders/article_f135c898-800a-55b1-a2d7-4341b2d62ab4.html

 

 

 

 

Originally posted 2020-07-29 21:12:20.

11 thoughts on “I’m Back”

  1. My condolences on your loss of Jake. I know the feeling, and 4 of my dogs are aging out at 13, and my special Buddy is prematurely aging at 10. Our dogs are as true to us as we must be to our Country. We will see her through this sickness and we will reclaim our time.

    1. Thanks Ed! I replaced Jake when he passed with another Aussie (Zeke) and now he is 13 and has cancer, but we’re fighting it regardless of the cost. I know you understand, but many don’t.

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  2. Somehow..it looks like the liberal progressives are going to continue to try to beat us conservatives down down..I noticed today that my web browser Yahoo is going to remove ‘comments off their website in order to make it ‘safe’ and insure the comments reach up to their standard! Well..I’ll be gone..that’s what they want..I will not stand by and tolerate their “BLM” bullshit, or their treasonous Antifa bullshit! This kneeling thing has been turned into a circus jerk by the black establishment was want to continue to spew their racial divide! (Ie,..Obama!!) I’ll let MLB..NFL..and NBA die before I cave to their treasonous asses!! (Including to fawn up to the faux news and social media..Facebook..Twitter and the rest of them…! Have a great day..and God Bless America!

  3. Good to have you safely back. Glad you had that special experience.

  4. On a sadder note Sgt B.. My condolences on the loss of your friend… Man’s best friend pour out their love unconditionally their whole lives. And, the price for that is our own hearts get broken when they leave.

  5. Amazed how many people don’t look for the facts… They await like animals at the zoo to be fed their daily ration of emotional comfort food, the MSM narrative “FAKE NEWS” to arrive in their smart phone… Never realizing that they are participating in their own demise…This is what happens when you abandon rational and critical thought…

    Keep your powder dry gentlemen and ladies….I have a feeling the awakening will be too horrifying for many and they will make fatal errors in judgement. I do not advocate for violence but I also do not ignore the facts and the storm I see brewing on the horizon..

    I guess what Thomas Jefferson said is about to proven correct once again: “The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants. It is its natural manure.”

  6. Sorry to hear of your loss, Colonel, and as you mentioned Jake has gone to a better place and he is resting High On That Mountain. Welcome back as well and I am sure it was relaxing without watching all the fuss that has been going on in our country. Other than the reason for going back to Montana I do hope it was a great trip and one that brought back special memories of yours and Nancy’s time in Montana. Semper Fi, Colonel.

    1. Thanks Pat, yes it was a great trip, especially without TV, etc. Got to fly fish the East Rosebud one last time. I found that my fly fishing days are about over. Can;t fly fish from the bank, must n=be in the river, and my balance problem doesn’t fit/ Hell. fell in at least 5 times and damn near was swept down river. LOL. But cam home with a freezer half full of Brown and Rainbow Trout. Stay safe Pat.

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