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Well Growls Of A Wolf is only a couple of weeks away from being published so I finally carved out time to make some videos promoting the book and the giveaway.

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By Ronin

Growls Of A Wolf (to be released)

Published by Ronin, coauthored with The Wolfpack

Howls From The Wolfpack

By Da Nekidgoat (Poetry Editor and Coauthor of Howls)

The Book Of Goat

Reflections Of A Nekid Mind

The Wolf’s Bible Compleat

 

Unconstitutionally Constitutional? The Individual Mandate.

A sad day for freedom today, I lost my temper and was so angry I could barely function. All because of 5 people in robes. Let’s look at the Affordable Care Act.

Individual Mandate

Unconstitutional…under the Commerce Clause. So an overt dictatorial move of requiring you to do business is out of the picture.

Yay!

Wait…what? It is constitutional to make you pay the fine if we call it a tax if you don’t buy insurance. Ok, so I’m poor and can’t afford it so you’ll tax me, which I also can’t afford.

So now the government is saying “you don’t have to buy insurance but if you know what’s good for you, you will. Or we’re paying you a visit.”

Social Engineering at its worst. Also, to those who think it’ll be cheaper now? Before the insurance companies had to compete for your money, now they own you, because face it, you either have to pay them for insurance or pay the government for nothing.

For those who think Obama and the Democrats are for the little guy, he just gave the business you purport to hate so much(the insurance companies) millions of more customers. Just another sell-out corporate whore who if OWS had any principles would be protesting.

Bend over, Uncle Sam or a business man is going in dry.

A Nation of Slaves?

Government these days is just one person trying to screw the other person and get a piece of the pie. The pie being control over a weak populace that demands to be taken care of. 

I wish people would realize that whoever takes care of you is your master, they own you. And the government knows this, it’s why they always offer “help” and new programs using money taken from the very people they “help”.

Why not let them keep their money and help themselves?

Oh, yeah. That would make them independent. And someone who’s independent can’t be controlled so the government has no sway over them.

Why do you think they have so many regulations to just start a business, which makes you self-sufficient.  Or bust you for drinking raw milk or growing your own garden? Because you meet your needs, and therefore don’t need help. So you must be punished, made an example of.

Why beg for help from a government willing to detain me indefinitely without a trial courtesy of the NDAA, assassinate me with a drone, like American citizens overseas in Yemen. No trial for them. Or spy on me without a warrant due to the “Patriot Act”. Trust my government to take care of me? No. Fuck the government. Fuck the Republicans, the Democrats. I’m voting for the one party that actually will recognize my sovereignty. The Libertarians.

Maybe if enough people woke up and got off their damn knees we can make a difference. There’s a reason I hold people like that in such disregard. The failed potential. I have no pity for them. Only those who try on their own get my respect.

Obama’s Kill List here

War on Independence here

Drones over America here and here

What Would You Do If America Was Another Country’s Battleground?

Let’s look at a news story….

Ministry of Defense chief Holmes defends American drone strikes

June 6, 2012

UK Defense Secretary Sherwin Holmes has backed the use of drones to target militants in America, two days after a missile strike reportedly killed Irish Republican Army (IRA) leader Sean O’Malley.

Mr. Holmes said the UK had made it “very clear that we are going to continue to defend ourselves”.

He made the comments while attending a conference in neighboring Canada.

On Tuesday, America summoned the UK deputy ambassador to reiterate its “serious concern” about drone strikes.

There have been eight UK drone strikes in the past two weeks despite Washington’s demands for them to be stopped.

America says the drone attacks fuel anti-UK sentiment and claim civilian casualties along with militants. The UK insists the strikes are effective.

‘Our sovereignty’

UK officials say Sean O’Malley died when two missiles struck a suspected militant compound early on Monday in Oklahoma City, a city to the west of Broken Arrow, a town west of the Cherokee Nation tribal area.

At least 14 people are thought to have been killed alongside him.

The Parliament said O’Malley’s death dealt a heavy blow to the Irish Republican Army as he played a critical role in its planning of operations against the Crown, and had become second-in-command to  Boyle following Connery’s death.

“There is no-one who even comes close in terms of replacing the expertise the IRA has just lost,” one official said.

Speaking in Vancouver on Wednesday, Mr. Holmes made it clear that the UK would continue to use unmanned drone aircraft to kill militants in America, dismissing complaints that its sovereignty had been violated.

“We have made it very clear that we are going to continue to defend ourselves,” he said. “This is about our sovereignty as well.”

Mr. Holmes argued that IRA leaders who had orchestrated the June 21 2003 attacks were located in America’s state of Oklahoma.

He also said the drone strikes helped protect Americans, who have been the targets of attacks by the IRA and its allies.

The defense secretary also told the conference in Vancouver that the UK and Canada would need to “continue to engage America, overcoming our respective – and often deep – differences with America to make all of North America peaceful and prosperous”.

“America is a complicated relationship, complicated for both of our countries, but it is one that we must continue to work to improve.”

The UK is hoping Canada can provide additional support to Mexico, including trade, reconstruction and assistance for local security forces.

‘Red line’

On Tuesday, the American Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said the UK deputy ambassador, Lilly Allen, had been summoned to be officially informed of “the government’s serious concern regarding drone strikes”.

Ms. Allen was told the strikes were “unlawful, against international law and a violation of America’s sovereignty”, a statement said.

“The Congress had emphatically stated that they were unacceptable. Drone strikes represented a clear red line for America.”

Before the increase in drone strikes over the past two weeks, there had only been 11 such attacks in the preceding six months.

CNN’s Tricia Edwards says there has been a sense in Washington D.C that this increase in frequency of attacks is being seen as a means of putting pressure on – even punishing – the country at a time when it is refusing to re-open supply routes to NATO troops in Mexico unless certain demands are met.

If O’Malley’s death is confirmed, London may feel vindicated, but it will not appease a large section of American society, for whom UK drone attacks have become a source of considerable resentment, our correspondent adds.

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Obviously this isn’t a true news story…or is it: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-south-asia-18343142

Just replace America with Pakistan, the UK with the US, Canada with India and Mexico with Afghanistan and a few names I pulled out of the air and you have a real news story.

• Now after reading that, how would you feel if this was true?
• So what makes American Sovereignty any different from Pakistan’s?
• What would you do if the United Kingdom or some other country started blowing up civilians when they try to kill their enemies on our soil?

 What did thousands of Americans do after the 9/11 attacks? Joined the military.

See the double standard? For every civilian we kill, we piss off a little more a country with nuclear weapons, and the sons of families who lost loved ones to a drone strike with a raging pissed-off hard-on for America. It’s cyclical.

What do you think about it now? The constant wars, interventions, lives and money wasted, Anti-American sentiment?

Facebook and Privacy Notices

I’ve seen a lot of this posted on Facebook lately…

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