Month: September 2017

Socialism as the final concept of duty, the ethical duty of work, not just for oneself but also for one’s fellow man’s sake, and above all the principle: Common good before own good, a struggle against all parasitism and especially against easy and unearned income.

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We are socialists, we are enemies of today’s capitalistic economic system for the exploitation of the economically weak, with its unfair salaries, with its unseemly evaluation of a human being according to wealth and property instead of responsibility and performance, and we are determined to destroy this system under all conditions.

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We are convinced that socialism in the right sense will only be possible in nations and races that are Aryan, and there in the first place we hope for our own people and are convinced that socialism is inseparable from nationalism.

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We’ve been doing this long enough to know that some percentage of the audience will cave when the progressive Bandersnatch comes calling. You’ll be all haughty, repeal-Obamacare, defend the Constitution and all that until the Democrats start calling you names and suddenly you are talking about bi-partisan this and crossing the aisle that.

You know who you are, and so do we. So, with that in mind, as a public disservice, we’re sharing a copy of the University of Minnesota’s Non-Binary Pronoun guide so that when you sell out at least you will be doing that right.

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“The clearest way to show what the rule of law means to us in everyday life is to recall what has happened when there is no rule of law.”   -Dwight D. Eisenhower

There is no way around the definition: Succinctly put, illegal immigration is the unauthorized entry into the Country by foreign nationals without permission from the U.S. Government. Illegal Immigration violates immigration laws. Foreign nationals who overstay their visas are also illegal immigrants. If a person is in the United States, not being a naturalized citizen, they have violated U.S. Law. They are “crimaliens.”

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New Hampshire Democrats need to decide if they agree with Democrat State Party Chair Raymond Buckley? Are most New Hampshire voters White Supremacists or not?

In response to this new organization reaching out to disaffected (rural) voters, Ray Buckley, chair of the New Hampshire Democrat Party, former DNC Vice Chair and former candidate for chair of the DNC, said the following:

“The organizing and activating of these extremists, these white supremacists, really could have a detrimental effect on the entire culture of New Hampshire,” New Hampshire Democratic Party Chairman Ray Buckley said.

Kimberly Morin went into further detail here. A story that is going national as I write this Here, and here. She also discussed it this morning on Girard at Large, which you can listen to on the jump.

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Because we can’t spend enough time talking about the duplicity of the media and Democrats, on the matter of political violence, we bring you this.

In a textbook example of psychological projection, [the media] ascribed to the president actions and motivations which proved to be their own: making excuses for political violence. The claim that President Trump was too forgiving of neo-nazis and Klansmen turned out to be a more accurate description of their own assessments of Antifa. The media all but lionized the group, mitigated criticism of it, and allowed the political violence Antifa engages in to be swept under the rug of good intentions.

While some light has been shed upon the truth, we still have a pro-violence faction in New Hampshire that includes Dartmouth Professors and Democrat politicians providing defense or cover for violence and intimidation that favors their political ideology.

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Yesterday, Adam Sexton of WMUR interviewed the executive director of a new organization called ‘Look Ahead America.’ The organization is made up of some former Trump campaign “data masterminds” and will be looking to New Hampshire for voter outreach. Executive director, Matt Braynard, spoke with Sexton about the number of inactive voters in New Hampshire and the possible number of unregistered voters as well.

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About the only time I use a LOT of salt is right now – for corn on the cob.  The local farm we patronize (“Farmer Andy” as DCE over at Weekend Pundit calls him) has a great brand of butter and sugar corn.  There have been some years that I’ve remembered to go get some and realized that they’ve already closed for the day.  THIS year, we’ve reliably picked it up pretty much every other day.  Which for me has meant quite a bit of salt:

Participants in a recent study with the highest intake of sodium and potassium actually had significantly lower blood pressure, according to an analysis presented earlier this year at the American Society for Nutrition’s Scientific Sessions meeting in Chicago. The group with the lowest blood pressure averaged a daily sodium intake of 3.7 grams a day, far higher than the guidelines suggest.

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First one:

Houston is socially resilient. Texas’s culture may strike some as atavistic macho-cowboy silliness, but, as it turns out, when the water gets high you really want to have some atavistically macho cowboys around, particularly if they are in possession of the flat-bottomed boats favored by the justly celebrated “Cajun Navy.” The now-famous Houston Chronicle photo of a stoic-looking man wading through the flood waters while carrying an exhausted woman who is herself carrying a child is an iconic expression of certain realities that are not, whatever the voguish academic nonsense claims, “socially constructed.” Whatever the culture of Texas is, it is not a culture of helplessness.

Unlike what we saw with Katrina. Second one:

But what really works about Houston — and about America — is that line of guys saying, “I have a bass boat, a raincoat, and some rope — what can I do to help?” There’s no army in the world that can replace that, and no amount of treasure that can buy it.

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Chicago Trib Reporter Rex Huppke has some fun at the expense of the stereotypical Whole Foods Cultist. The beef? Amazon is lowering prices.

Good grief. Now eating ground beef that has been animal-welfare-rated won’t seem so special. And the days of silently mocking people who eat irresponsibly-farmed salmon are over, all thanks to a corporate giant that sells virtually everything on Earth EXCEPT status.

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The President’s Advisory Commission on Election Integrity will hold its first meeting open to the public on Tuesday, September 12, 2017, at the New Hampshire Institute of Politics, St. Anselm College, 100 St. Anselm Drive, Manchester, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Space is limited and registration is required. To register, contact:

Ron Williams, Policy Advisor, Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity
Email: ElectionIntegrityStaff@ovp.eop.gov
Phone: 202-395-1587

For additional info, check Commission’s web page.To register, submit your full name, email, address,

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On August 31st GraniteGrok posted a report about a banana peel with the power to put the full meaning in the word retreat. An Ole Miss Greek Life event came to a screeching (weeping, horribly terrifying) halt (followed by a full retreat) when a banana peel was found in a tree.

In a letter to the editor, Makala McNeil and her sorority sister share the details of this life-changing event and (of course) how it made them feel.

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To understand how progressives think you must watch them in their natural habitat. Liberals like to cluster together in protected communities or areas so they can more easily maintain a herd mentality. Regular people are kept out of the communities by ethnic cleansing style zoning, exorbitant cost of living expenses, and careful screening of potential members of elite businesses colleges and churches reserved for liberals.

Thought is reduced to feelings. Discussion is limited to chants.

Hey, hey, here we go.

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