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NewTexas and Talitha macer
Well, I just got off the line with General Hacker (don't think he was too happy about being mentioned and no doubt I will likely have to endure another "accidental attempt on my families dogs life" or worse) oh well, I hate that dog anyway (a part rattlesnakedog/poodle psycho mutt if there ever was one, constantly digging up bodies at the local cemetery) my wife loves that Chupacabra looking Hines 57 Freak... Anyway, the Gen. says there's supposed to be an Infrared Identification acknowledgement sensor on these new A.I. AA Guns that's also built into all Regional Drones (nice to know, we didn't seem to need them in ours -- not sure what that A.I. knows but it's a great deal more than some of our military)... It supposedly "recognizes all the drones used in our region as 'friendlies' with this censor"... I knew the A.I. controlling these weapons were smarter than these jokers who are manning and maintaining the things and likely not near as stoned... Kids these days. Pfffh.
Anyway, the deals still on and I've got plenty of Rhodium sitting at a local AFB to fly down to you friend... My Officers in charge of these units ( some of whom also happen to be top ranking members in my motorcycle club, maybe not anymore) assure me they are getting right on it. The A.A./Drone debacle should be fixed momentarily for any future times you wish to send out your delicious foodstuffs, they're not unwelcome. Especially the ketchup which we can't get outside of the black market due to the fact What-a-Burger is scared to death to open up any locations in our country thus far... Maybe we can solve that issue with a few more police on the beat later on. Until then...
I have to apologize for the destroyed drones and I hope the cargo plane shipment containing an entire pallet of Rhodium bars helps smooth over the past incompetence. My personal accountant assured me it numbered in the realm of almost a billion Confederate Rhodium Dollars.
Oh, one more thing... Not to sound too "tuff talking" as I have you just have to understand our society. We're a little ruff around the edges but I'm sure you understand straightforward, brash, no nonsense politics. The "Hand Grenade Sundays" idea I've been having. Maybe it should really be a thing... I'm thinking of implementing it in my country to get that grenade supply up to reliable standards for the citizenry.
Just a thought.
As always, this is your humble fellow Texan,
Uncle Tedd A.R. Nuygent
NewTexas and Talitha macer
As expected; San Diego Comic-Con has come out with more Trek news.
“An episode of Star Trek: Strange New Worlds season 2 will welcome Newsome and Quaid's animated characters from Lower Decks aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise. We don't know which episode just yet, but we know it will feature both live-action and animation, and it will be directed by Trek veteran Jonathan Frakes (Commander William Riker). The actors will make their appearances in live action...”
NewTexas, Issues Test Bed, Talitha macer, PR In Space, and 1 otherFelinerland
ATTENTION TEXANS!!!
I want to work on another Newsletter, likely released in Early Fall. Therefore, I'm asking for submissions from you. It can be tourist attractions in your region, political happenings, unusual traditions/festivals... etc.
It's a pretty broad category, so feel free to get creative.
Issues Test Bed and Talitha macer
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Trecdom2: Sounds good Trec. Count me in and wait for my contribution!
I do have questions:
1) Do we TG you our submission or post it on the Texas RMB?
2) Is it possible for me to submit 2 items, for example a folk song and a recipe from my nation or do I just get to submit 1 thing?
3) What if anyone wants to submit a graphical contribution, for example a comic about their nation or a postcard from their nation? Can they do that?
~Tessa
A TG would be the better option as stuff on the message board will likely scroll off before I compile the newsletter. If you have multiple submissions, go ahead and send them. I don't guarantee they'll all get in but I will try my best. I think postcards from the region would be a nice addition.
I'm sure all of you are aware there was shooting in an Indiana Mall a week ago yesterday. This morning MsNBC had a group of talking heads lamenting the fact the man was carrying a gun under Indiana's Constitutional Carry law. One of the talking heads wanted that hero arrested for having his gun in a no guns zone.
For the love of [insert deity of choice here], people. I honestly think they would prefer the 20-30 body count to this man stopping the attack in the first 15 seconds.
On a side note, eight out ten on target at 40 yards with a handgun? Nice shootin'... We should make him an honorary Texan.
United Kodiaks and Texicans
To think I saw one MSM company cover it with no bias (was pretty shocked and doubt that lasted, think it was CBS or something, probably ran it at 3AM). That generally doesn't fit most the narratives , however, and they definitely would of preferred if the nutjob had just mowed down about 100 in light of of the armed hero... He definitely gets free citizenship down here for his valiant efforts along with Rittenhouse and any others who come along.
Life lessons
I see a young lady headed for the courthouse doors: Ultra-goth look with about five pounds of metal chains and hardware woven into her clothes and mounted on her body.
Lady, I hope you got here real early because you are going to spend the next hour and a half getting through security.
Trecdom2, United Kodiaks, Hunter D, Felinerland, and 1 otherTexicans
The Indiana incident raises an interesting question ethically and legally. Can/should you get in trouble for breaking the law while stopping a bigger crime?
Rest in peace, Tony Dow. We lost Wally. :(
Morally and ethically, no. If someone breaks a couple of minor laws in the course of saving a couple dozen lives, no one, especially the hero, should be sweating the small stuff. Frankly, with the possible exception of some Soros backed leftist clowns, no prosecutor who wants to keep their job is going to try it. Even if a matter like this were brought to trial, there is no way anyone is going to get 12 jurors to convict on something like that.
However, to demonstrate the immeasurable depths of ignorance routinely spewed by the gun grabbing collectivists on the Left, in Indiana a mall is not a codified no gun zone like a school, courthouse, or airport terminal. The sign does not carry the force of law. The only thing that could happen to that man for carrying in that mall was someone from the mall asking him to leave their property. Only if he refused to leave the mall after being asked to leave could any charges be brought, and then only trespassing.
The fact that moron was lamenting the lack of charges is beyond the realm of stupid. Frankly, as others have suggested, I think that clown was pissed off because Dicken not only shot and killed an active shooter, but at the same he shot and critically wounded the arguments against concealed carry.
United Kodiaks and Texicans
Well, there's a reason folks like him and Rittenhouse would never be convicted in a million years under American law and constitutional rights. For one, you'd have to start questioning the rights of the private security and police officials rights to defend these screwball political figures who supposedly "hate guns". Secondly you'd have to completely rewrite about a hundred laws about gun ownership, self-defense, law and government enforcement officials rights and purposes and that's just not going to happen until you completely outlaw everything and every object we use today in self defense and law enforcement. They've done it in countries like Britain, Australia, etc. To very strenuous degrees. For it to fly in America? You'd have to go to war first with the 150 MILLION gun owners. There's not been a single military war game scenario where that works out for any nation on this planet so they ALL just stay in their place. Thank you Second Amendment. Still, they could amend and eradicate that and any other law and about 30 million of us would NEVER comply. They've done the math, they know they are in a lose lose lose situation. Trust me.
Like when the Rittenhouse verdict came down. Was anyone really surprised? I knew what it would be. It would fly in the face of thousands of self-defense rulings and courts don't do that, ever if once. Not on something like that and especially with such a clear cut and evidence heavy case in his favor. Even the prosecution was helping them. It was another laughable farce of a trial that never should of even been considered for "prosecution". We knew the outcome.
Well, it works for the movies. How many plotlines these last few decades in the "Thriller, Political intrigue, spy, rogue cop who doesn't play by the rules" realm relies on them totally working "outside the law" and or "being framed of some nonsense, clearing their name to save millions".
A lot! Of course, this ain't the movies...
Having actually worn uniforms, working in government and local law enforcement over the years past I can tell you that crap never happens in real life, ever... BUT, for anyone to really care about some "super public place that's private property" aka "Mall issue" like this when the guys a genuine hero is ASININE. Mostly because their "rules or laws" are ASININE because the real criminal didn't care and is already breaking about twenty different laws in the commission of their mass murder spree. This malls also about to get super sued by the victims for having such stupid rules and not enough armed security. You can bet that's coming.
Honestly, this guy will NEVER see the inside of a jail cell or pay a dime for his defense. He'll make out like the hero he is and be highly rewarded for it. As he should. Too many good people still exist in this country for the few hundred thousand morons who don't have experience or wisdom about any of this to actually use their brains to see the reality of it all or even open their filthy sewers about it to go against rational logic. Like the fact it takes a good guy with a gun to stop an evil lunatic who doesn't care about anyone or anything but a high body count.
Like I mentioned in my other posts about this, it's just not even something to sweat for this young man. I hope his family, friends, local elite law enforcement guys whose called and congratulated him (because they do that when someone bad gets taken out, trust me, I've been there and they have been there too. They know how much that means to a young man to have him realize "it's okay buddy, you smoked that piece of sh*t and he deserved it, you're a hero" guarantee he's hearing those near exact words daily) and his lawyers are letting him know he did a GREAT JOB and he has absolutely nothing to fear!
Regardless of the mindless, anti-gun, anti self defense, anti-American, brainwashed, propaganda blind "chest thumpers", gross national MSM deviants, and all the other hug-a-thug loons who love the MURDERING of innocence, children, the elderly, families, morality, goodness, and their own culture for WHATEVER the reason, in most instances. They are trying to rattle this man's proverbial cage. He's getting great support! Bet even ole Trump calls him.
However, those fools have lost, they know they've lost, they keep losing and they're going to continue to lose. As long as states have sovereignty and local officials/jurists stand up for their hero citizens like him. Things like this, while tragic, make me proud to still live in America and be a part of it's freedom no matter how miniscule our rights seem to become and pressed on many sides. We win in the end.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qikp08PPBf0
Some western music for your midweek.
Woah... Someone knocked up the pretty blonde fiddle player!
Been watching them for a while.
I think she's married to the banjo player.
Bernard Cribbins, best known to Doctor Who fans as Donna Nobles Grandad and The Doctor's friend, Wilfred Mott, has died at the age of 93.
:(
All these people leaving the planet lately... You think they know something we don't?
Well I can make a call to Agent J & Agent K they can tell us why everyone is jumping ship maybe the Arquillians have a battleship in this sector.
Yes, I'd like two orders of French Onion Soup, please... Extra Gruyere. And an extra bagette on the side.
For the main I'd like Poulet En Vessie, s'il vous plaît.
🙂🙏
And howdy... Sorry, was just really wanting some good French food. I got my fix from a local texican brasserie last night. Still gotta make my own French Onion Soup. Swear no one around here can make that stuff right but me. Anyway, bonne journée!
NewTexas, United Kodiaks, Issues Test Bed, and Francs
Polish Academy of Sciences Biologist Wojciech Solarz declared that cats are an invasive species.
Seriously? If Solarz wants to find a really invasive species, I recommend he look in the mirror. In the meantime, I think we should return the Eastern Europe rat population back to 1850's levels as that was around the time Europe started making widespread use of cats for pest control.
https://www.foxnews.com/lifestyle/cats-classified-invasive-alien-species-polish-scientific-institute
Na, Ukraine is suffering from an invasive species right now. They need to call pest control.
NewTexas, United Kodiaks, Issues Test Bed, and Queen falcona stark
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