looking for the down low

[Penn]

Well, actually we are in a world wide combat zone, and he and his socialist Democratic Party think they have silenced the opposition, the silencers includes Milly and all the like mined officers who aligned with their POV for position and power.

TJ asked in another thread, the correlation effect of group thought without public verbal expression/interaction. In essence, the phenomena of spontaneous conscience awareness to cause.

I can not address the question in its entirety, but I can state factually, that group transition and formation, both intuitive and conscience, emanate from the same source. We as human, are preprogram genetically, to create the necessary modes and circumstances to ensure our survival, Some are more intuitively aware, others more cautious, and they're existing in that mix, are many who game the outcome.

This is the first time I've thought about it, but what is the percentage of those elected that could physically defend a position? And why, do we not eradicate those who seek our demise?

[Old Dog New Trick]

Comedy Zone?

There is nothing funny about what’s happening.

[Penn]

BTDT, looking for shelter is the thread choice. imho, we, PS.com are on a radar, there are those who understand this collective. Monitoring, on their part, is self preservation. For those here, it's TJ question actualized.

[Old Dog New Trick]

I see, carry on…

The inmates are running the asylum but it’s only a matter of time before the hallucinogens wear off and no longer affect the medulla oblongata and the optic nerve.

[7624U]

Originally Posted by Penn

This is the first time I've thought about it, but what is the percentage of those elected that could physically defend a position? And why, do we not eradicate those who seek our demise?

Penn

IMO the percentage would be less then 10%, and this is from watching human behavior in our Q-course. People follow the path of least resistance most of the time even to the edge of a cliff.

Think of it as a patrol, most would rather follow someone then have to lead a bunch of people accross bad terrain. When mistakes happen and they always will, people will grumble but guess what they still follow the guy doing the navigation.

The guy doing the navigation will always come up with a plausible excuse of why he got messed up and that will normally quell most hostility, After all no one else wants to be in his shoes doing the navigation.

So they plod along (America) and now it's getting late and close to hit time so they scramble and barely get it done. It was real ugly (AAR) (Congressional Investigation) but they still got it done! (pat on each-others back) now off to the next thing, And soon we forget all about that shitty experience.

Moral of the Story very few will take a painful short cut threw the draw and bypass the path of least resistance even if it's the best option and own self interest.

Back in Viet-Nam some people did get eradicated. Its called Fragging and it is generally frowned upon...

Maybe someone has a story about that ! I have no experience but I could see it as plausible solution to a situation, everyone is running around with rifles and grenades but unlikely because the other thing people don't like is the unknown and fragging the leader would just get a new unknown guy in the job.

[bubba]

The thing that I have noticed lately is that there is a growing number of voices that are openly advocating for (for lack of a less understood / better way to put it) De Oppreso Liber. There are many prominent voices and leaders who are finally speaking in these terms.

As we all know and can attest, this has to be a bottom up led campaign. If it isn’t won before it starts, so to speak, then it is all just pissing into the wind. It will be crushed by the feds and their paid cronies in the un-Constitutional standing armies in the DHS / FBI / CIA / EPA / etc. But IF, every time they go to raid a Free Person’s house, they are met with an armed force surrounding them (the Militia) before they exfil the target, then, and only then does the chance to return this country into a Republic have any hope.

Think of this strategy like this. If you have a tick, or even a bunch of ticks, then you just pluck them out and burn them with a lighter individually. But, hornets can kill if their nest is threatened.

RLTW / DOL

[Badger52]

Originally Posted by 7624U

Moral of the Story very few will take a painful short cut threw the draw and bypass the path of least resistance even if it's the best option and own self interest.

Word; your post sums up so much. Night land-nav story I won't tell here but you sum it up. And I was excoriated for the pain inflicted, till they won the beer.

Lots of game has been killed over centuries by hunters waiting at the bottom of natural lines of drift.

[Trapper John]

Originally Posted by bubba

The thing that I have noticed lately is that there is a growing number of voices that are openly advocating for (for lack of a less understood / better way to put it) De Oppreso Liber. There are many prominent voices and leaders who are finally speaking in these terms.

As we all know and can attest, this has to be a bottom up led campaign. If it isn’t won before it starts, so to speak, then it is all just pissing into the wind. It will be crushed by the feds and their paid cronies in the un-Constitutional standing armies in the DHS / FBI / CIA / EPA / etc. But IF, every time they go to raid a Free Person’s house, they are met with an armed force surrounding them (the Militia) before they exfil the target, then, and only then does the chance to return this country into a Republic have any hope.

Think of this strategy like this. If you have a tick, or even a bunch of ticks, then you just pluck them out and burn them with a lighter individually. But, hornets can kill if their nest is threatened.

RLTW / DOL

Interesting! I'm frequently asked by friends for advice in preparation for potential future outcomes. My reflexive answer is always: "Buy More Ammo" No rational reason for that advice that I can articulate, just a gut level reaction to tingling "spidey sense". Guess I'm not alone??

[Trapper John]

Originally Posted by Badger52

Word; your post sums up so much. Night land-nav story I won't tell here but you sum it up. And I was excoriated for the pain inflicted, till they won the beer.

Lots of game has been killed over centuries by hunters waiting at the bottom of natural lines of drift.

Exactly! Had a similar experience in RVN. The pain in my case was 105mm fire that redirected me to one of those natural lines of drift and we picked up the NVA company we were hunting the next morning as they walked right into us.

Good things come to those that wait in the right position!

[7624U]

Originally Posted by Trapper John

Interesting! I'm frequently asked by friends for advice in preparation for potential future outcomes. My reflexive answer is always: "Buy More Ammo" No rational reason for that advice that I can articulate, just a gut level reaction to tingling "spidey sense". Guess I'm not alone??

Been buying and trading a lot of ammo and coffee lately myself. I would almost give up some ammo space in the go bags but not the coffee it is vital.

[Trapper John]

Originally Posted by 7624U

Been buying and trading a lot of ammo and coffee lately myself. I would almost give up some ammo space in the go bags but not the coffee it is vital.

ROFLOL Ya know things are gettin' critical when the decision point is Coffee v Ammo!

[Badger52]

Originally Posted by Trapper John

ROFLOL Ya know things are gettin' critical when the decision point is Coffee v Ammo!

That's the point where you decide to get a bearer, so you don't have to make a zero-sum decision.

[Trapper John]

Originally Posted by Badger52

That's the point where you decide to get a bearer, so you don't have to make a zero-sum decision.

I like the way that you think.

[Badger52]

Originally Posted by Trapper John

I like the way that you think.

Retired Gunny friend told me "that's why God made Lance Corporals."

[rsdengler]

Originally Posted by 7624U

Been buying and trading a lot of ammo and coffee lately myself. I would almost give up some ammo space in the go bags but not the coffee it is vital.

I better stock up on both...