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Friday, October 31, 2014
Canadian hero sucker-punches "racism in the face"
Here's a strange video. A chump named Devon "plays a Caucasian man" who pretends to warn other bus riders about the danger of letting a man in vaguely Middle Eastern garb ride their bus. Some of the nearby Canadians object to Devon's "racism" and one puffed-up defender of the oddly dressed sucker-punches him, despite Devon's cries that he's only conducting a "social experiment." The good folks at Huffington Post can barely contain their joy at the "brave" actions of these militantly tolerant Canadians. Check it out: Oh, the questions this raises. First, what's so heroic about sneaking up on someone and bloodying his nose? In what universe is fear of a Muslim "racism"? How is it possible to punch an abstraction in the face? And would the Multicultural Avenger have punched Devon if he were Black? But that's what happens when you mix together Canadians and HuffPost groupies. Strange, inexplicable stuff, that's what. I say avoid them both.
It's time for an "American jihad"
No, this is not from the Onion, but an actual opinion piece by Dr. Keith Ablow of Fox News. And it's just in time for Halloween! Though it sounds like a lampoon of the hyper-aggression of regime supporters, it is an authentic call to arms for even more perpetual war in the name of spreading Truthiness, Justice, and the American way. After all, both W and O have unleashed hell on innocent civilians in the Middle East for exactly the same reasons the good doctor invokes. See for yourself:
We would accept the fact that an American jihad could mean boots on the ground in many places in the world where human rights are being denigrated and horrors are unfolding. Because wherever leaders and movements appear that seek to trample upon the human spirit, we have a God-given right to intervene — because we have been to the mountaintop of freedom, and we have seen the Promised Land spanning the globe. ... An American jihad would make every tax dollar a tithing and the squandering of those dollars a sin. An American jihad would make every hour spent working in an American company — or founding one — an offering. An American jihad would make every teacher of American history not only a public servant, but a servant of the Truth. We the People of the United States are good and we are right. And we need the spirit of an American jihad to properly invite, intensify and focus our intentions to preserve, protect and defend our Constitution here at home, and to seek to spread its principles abroad.Did you catch that line about how our income taxes are a form of tithing? Reporters make fun of us for claiming the current regime is characterized by emperor worship, but Ablow makes it explicit that there's no difference between religious faith and patriotism. That scares the hell out of me. We're also attacked for comparing the DC Empire to its formal rival, the USSR. As Ablow points out, the DC Empire exports permanent revolution in the name of liberating the world. And the means the Empire's enforcers have at their disposal, including illegal citizen surveillance of email and phone conversations, would make the old KGB green with envy. Happy Halloween! Here's a surprise: Dr. Keith Ablow is an anagram of "Rat Who Bilked." How appropriate. Thanks (I think) to Loyal Reader Dutchy for the link!
Thursday, October 30, 2014
Speeches of the Hon. Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi
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NY State blesses 'incest' marriage between uncle, niece
New York's highest court has ruled that an uncle and niece may marry. In a suit brought by two Vietnamese immigrants now living in the Empire State, the court tossed aside the state law prohibiting such unions. Once again, we see our traditional cultural norms being swept aside by the norms of immigrants. This is just another blow to traditional Western society, the real target of the Big Government/Cultural Marxist jihad. Their ultimate goal is sociocide, the murder of an entire society, which they believe will pave the way for their own notions of proper behavior. I can't wait to see who gets to redefine marriage next. Pedophiles? Polygamists? My Little Pony lovers? Stay tuned.
Wednesday, October 29, 2014
La Raza Promotes Washington Post Guide On Where People Can Vote Without An ID
What do you call a group that provides this kind of information on boosting its constituency's political clout?
The pro-amnesty Hispanic activist organization the National Council of La Raza helpfully promoted a Washington Post article explaining which states people can vote in without having to use a photo ID. "Voter ID laws are at-issue across the country, with newly Republican-controlled legislatures having passed them in numerous states after the 2010 election," explained The Washington Post's Aaron Blake. "Most states still request some form of ID, but don't require it. Another 20 states don't require identification. In case you're wondering where your state is at in all of this, a helpful (sic) graphic from the Post's graphics team." So who ended up using the Post's helpful graphic? The country's foremost pro-amnesty Hispanic immigrant organization.You can't refer to La Raza as a bunch of "Benedict Arnolds." That would not be correct because they are not turncoats. They were never on our side. Nor can you call them "Quislings" since they are not Americans betraying other Americans. They've never pretended to be for traditional America. So whatever you want to accuse La Raza militants of, hypocrisy and treason have to be struck from the list. There's only one way to refer to La Raza, and that is to call 'em as we see 'em. "La Raza" (translation: Das Volk) is a well-financed advocacy group for patriots. They're nationalists, Latino nationalists, who are dedicated to their own people, not someone else's people. Nothing wrong with working for the success of one's own people. I just wish they'd do it in their own country.
Tuesday, October 28, 2014
Quote of the day
"Civilization is measured by its power to create and enforce distinctions. Consequently there must be some source of discrimination, from which we bring ideas of order to bear on a fortuitous world." Richard Weaver, in The Southern Tradition at Bay
Vote all you want. The secret government won't change.
I've often argued that elections at the national level don't mean a thing: No matter which criminal gang wins, we still get perpetual war, citizen surveillance, affirmative action, and open borders. The liberal press portrays those views as "extreme." Here's another writer saying THE SAME THING you'd see on Rebellion. The surprising thing is that the following rant against the central government appears in that bastion of extremist opinion known as The Boston Globe. It's a book review on Michael J. Glennon's new book entitled, National Security and Double Government. Check it out, and if you're a regular reader of this blog, you'll feel right at home:
THE VOTERS WHO put Barack Obama in office expected some big changes. From the NSA's warrantless wiretapping to Guantanamo Bay to the Patriot Act, candidate Obama was a defender of civil liberties and privacy, promising a dramatically different approach from his predecessor. But six years into his administration, the Obama version of national security looks almost indistinguishable from the one he inherited. Guantanamo Bay remains open. The NSA has, if anything, become more aggressive in monitoring Americans. Drone strikes have escalated. Most recently it was reported that the same president who won a Nobel Prize in part for promoting nuclear disarmament is spending up to $1 trillion modernizing and revitalizing America's nuclear weapons. Why did the face in the Oval Office change but the policies remain the same? Critics tend to focus on Obama himself, a leader who perhaps has shifted with politics to take a harder line. But Tufts University political scientist Michael J. Glennon has a more pessimistic answer: Obama couldn't have changed policies much even if he tried. Though it's a bedrock American principle that citizens can steer their own government by electing new officials, Glennon suggests that in practice, much of our government no longer works that way. In a new book, "National Security and Double Government," he catalogs the ways that the defense and national security apparatus is effectively self-governing, with virtually no accountability, transparency, or checks and balances of any kind. He uses the term "double government": There's the one we elect, and then there's the one behind it, steering huge swaths of policy almost unchecked. Elected officials end up serving as mere cover for the real decisions made by the bureaucracy.See what I mean? You certainly wouldn't have read that in a mainstream publication 10-15 years ago. But there it is. I don't know what I'm going to do now that I'm mainstream.
Has A Libertarian Society Ever Existed?
No, but that doesn't stop libertarians from claiming otherwise. Here's a recent piece in The Libertarian Republic on Medieval Iceland as the first political entity founded on libertarian principles:
Perhaps the most familiar example of a historic libertarian order, the godord system of old Iceland has been cited by economist David Friedman and other libertarian thinkers as an example of a decentralized legal system. It's not a coincidence that many advocates of liberty see a paradise amidst the pages of Iceland's sagas. To hear some medieval historians tell it, Iceland was founded as something of a 9th century Free State Project.It amazes me how libertarians tout Iceland as an example of their other-worldly ideology in action. In fact, it's the opposite. Medieval Iceland was ethnically and culturally united. That was the foundation of their spontaneous order, just as it is everywhere else. Without underlying cultural bonds, order must be imposed from above. See: Iraq under Saddam. When order from above falls, a region with no united culture turns to chaos. See: post-Saddam Iraq. I've debated with Jacob Hornberger (see here, here, and here) about the insanity of open borders and how true liberty and social harmony cannot exist without a viable society held together with a shared culture. Hornberger, on the other hand, insists a libertarian society MUST be open to all, and further argues that a government that can determine who can join a nation is too powerful. But real-world history, not to mention the daily news, shows that social harmony depends on cultural unity.
Monday, October 27, 2014
Vast majority of Americans are 'angry at the direction' country is headed
CNN reports nearly 70% of Americans are angry at the way the country is governed, with 30% "very angry." Obama is barely limping along with a 53% disapproval rating, while Americans give their gridlocked Congress an 85% disapproval. At the very least, Democrats seem headed for a shellacking. I bet Tim Wise will really be sore after this election.
Quote of the day
"The accusation of 'hate group' and 'hater' is thrown around so much by the cultural left that it has ceased to mean anything other than 'someone who disagrees with the cultural left.'" Dana Milbank, leftist writer
How evil is the IRS?
This evil:
For almost 40 years, Carole Hinders has dished out Mexican specialties at her modest cash-only restaurant. For just as long, she deposited the earnings at a small bank branch a block away — until last year, when two tax agents knocked on her door and informed her that they had seized her checking account, almost $33,000. The Internal Revenue Service agents did not accuse Ms. Hinders of money laundering or cheating on her taxes — in fact, she has not been charged with any crime. Instead, the money was seized solely because she had deposited less than $10,000 at a time, which they viewed as an attempt to avoid triggering a required government report. "How can this happen?" Ms. Hinders said in a recent interview. "Who takes your money before they prove that you've done anything wrong with it?"DC can dispense all the happy talk it can about the "dignity of the individual," and "human rights," and even the "sovereignty of the people," but the bottom line is how the central government acts, rather than what it says. Incidents such as the above make the following very clear: 1 - The governing bureaucracy in DC does not serve us, we serve it. 2 - We do not own anything. Whatever we work to possess can be taken from us at any time without notice, and without due process. 3- The constraints in the Bill of Rights are nothing but words on parchment. Power and money are what count, not principles. Notice that this account of a lawless, autocratic government on the prowl isn't from some fringe, extremist source, but from the New York Times.
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Plants can tell when they're being eaten
So it turns out that plants have feelings, too. How long until pushy, hyper-sensitive do-gooders stage protests at salad bars?
White House Presses States to Reverse Mandatory Ebola Quarantine Orders
Our masters in DC think they're in charge of EVERYTHING. Now they're trying to bully governors who've acted to protect their people from Ebola:
The Obama administration has been pushing the governors of New York and New Jersey to reverse their decision ordering all medical workers returning from West Africa who had contact with Ebola patients to be quarantined, an administration official said on Sunday. But both governors, Andrew M. Cuomo of New York and Chris Christie of New Jersey, stood by their decision, saying that the federal guidelines did not go far enough.Good for them! Where in the Constitution did the people of the sovereign States delegate such authority to the central government? Have you noticed the escalating tension between DC and the people? The inner revolution against DC we've mentioned before is gaining strength every day.
Saturday, October 25, 2014
Are We Ready For The Fall of Baghdad?
Ron Holland sees a grim unfolding of justice in the unraveling of DC's policies in the Middle East:
This is simple payback for Washington's threats, banking fines and penalties against institutions and nations de jure that fail to march to the US tune of dictating trade and financial arrangements. The world is now ganging up on the United States because Washington has terrorized smaller nations around the world for decades as the big bully on the block. We've had the misfortune of watching ISIS – originally funded and equipped by the US, Saudi Arabia and other Persian Gulf allies, as was Bin Laden – turn on their benefactors out to destroy Assad in Syria because of a pipeline deal and take over much of Iraq. My point is just as the pro-US South Vietnamese government could not survive without major US forces, neither will the present government in Baghdad. So what could happen to the massive, fortified Baghdad US Embassy in the Green Zone that rivals the Vatican in size? What are the possible military objectives of the Islamic State fighters (ISIS) in regard to the Iraqi capitol?The madhouse nature of DC's actions in the Middle East would be comical if they weren't so tragic. Time after time, the "Good Guys" DC arms and finances morph into "Bad Guys" who are a threat to our freedom and very existence, necessitating yet another round of intervention. Remember, it isn't a matter of DC making mistakes - it makes money off these endless wars.
Friday, October 24, 2014
NYPD: Hatchet attack an act of terror
Police have identified Zale H. Thompson as the ax-wielding maniac who tried to murder four police officers in New York yesterday. Turns out he was a "Black Power" advocate whose internet postings were often anti-Western and anti-White. So by current standards, he's a political moderate.
The Answer to Empire
Bill Kaufman describes the problem:
We are, today, subjects of an empire, not citizens of a republic. The idea of "citizenship" has been diluted from one of membership in an organic body in which each person matters, takes part in civic affairs, to the current condition, in which you are a cog in a machine, just another brick in the wall. The role of an American citizen, as viewed by our rulers in Washington, D.C., is to pay your taxes, cast a meaningless vote every four years, and shut the hell up. You have almost—almost—no say in U.S. foreign policy. As Dick Cheney once replied when told that the vast majority of Americans wanted our soldiers home from Iraq: "So?"And, being the brave soul that he is, Kaufman outlines a response to the problem. Anything we can do to decentralize, to devolve, to reclaim local control of our lives -- since we all live locally, not globally -- is a step in the right direction. The good news Kaufman seeks to share is that those of us who grasp what the great problem of our time is and have an idea about how to tackle it are no longer alone. There are a number of movements afoot coming from different directions but heading toward a similar goal:
Wendell Berry, one of our age's sages, has noted that hopeful signs are sprouting everywhere: life-giving, life-affirming movements… everything from community-supported agriculture to homeschooling to the New Urbanism to the return of the natives that is going on all over this homesick land. People are rediscovering—reclaiming—citizenship. Berry calls this a "redemptive" movement, though he acknowledges that "in terms of standing and influence [it] is hardly a side at all. It doesn't have a significant political presence. It is virtually unrepresented in our state and federal governments. Most of its concerns are not on the agenda of either major party."As I've noted previously, the breakup of the DC Empire is inevitable. It has already begun in the minds of its subjects. As the administration of Barack Obama has made clear to all who will see, it makes no difference which organized gang is in power. The Empire will go on dropping bombs on innocent civilians in the name of spreading democracy, subsidizing billionaires in the name of prosperity for all, and illegally spying on us in the name of protecting our liberty. As the man said, "Every day the bucket goes down to the well. One day the bottom will drop out."
Quote of the day
"A liberal is a man too broadminded to take his own side in a quarrel." ― Robert Frost
Thursday, October 23, 2014
Quote of the day
"When the United Nations was begun in 1945 there were 51 recognized nations. Today there are 193, the vast majority of them small. The lesson of this past century is that empires (including the American empire) don't work and are likely to create the wars that bring such misery and destruction, and that smaller units are far more stable, peaceful, prosperous, and efficient." Kirkpatrick Sale
Paranoia pays
What does a massive, well-funded military do when it has achieved its goals? Well, if you're the Pentagon, and the Soviet Union collapses under its own dead weight, that's a problem. You have a vast network of lobbyists and politicians who depend on arms manufacturers to reward them with campaign contributions. The arms makers like making billions in government contracts. With no real enemies, you have to go looking for new ones. So puny little Panama, Grenada, and Iraq have to be portrayed as threats just as deadly as the Red Army. It's the same with the NAACP. It's won all of its battles, and defeated all of its enemies. Blacks not only won the right to vote, but now wield considerable political power. Affirmative action set-asides are now viewed as sacred. So who needs the NAACP? To keep donations rolling in, and to preserve its cushy jobs and hefty political clout, the NAACP has to find new threats to justify its existence. Where's Bull Conner when you need him? With no enemies in sight, the only thing the NAACP could do was to invent one. So they went after a football coach whose team smashed watermelons after a game. No, really:
After firing him Monday, Charleston County schools Superintendent Nancy McGinley offered Academic Magnet High School football coach Bud Walpole his job back Wednesday. The reversal came after two tumultuous days of intense scrutiny over the school district's decision to fire the longtime coach for his team's postgame watermelon ritual. McGinley and Walpole met Wednesday afternoon and, according to McGinley's statement, the coach acknowledged that his team's tradition of smashing watermelons as part of a postgame victory celebration "could be viewed in a negative way."Yes, we've become so hyper-sensitized to the slightest whiff of "racism" that any statement or action that "could be viewed in a negative way" is the moral and political equivalent of lynching. Portraying Blacks in anything less than noble terms is deemed an insult. And no one can put on a prickly display of affected insult like the NAACP:
The Charleston Branch of the NAACP, whose members came out in support of Walpole's firing, issued a statement Wednesday calling the team's tradition "inappropriate and racially insensitive." ... "All of the elements of the ritual reflect familiar and insulting stereotypes about African-Americans," the group's statement said. ... Racial connotations between watermelons and African-Americans date back to stereotypes and images that were prevalent after the Civil War, said Marcus Cox, professor of history at The Citadel. "Watermelons were used to symbolize the idea that African-Americans were simple-minded and only needed rest and a little watermelon to be happy," Cox said. "It goes to perpetuate the idea that slaves were happy with their state. It was really perpetuated after the Civil War, as a way to demonstrate that blacks were not suitable for freedom, that they were in fact inferior and not good citizens. "These negative images that many white Americans might not think much about are still offensive and hurtful to African-Americans," he said.Re-read that last line. That's how we're supposed to live these days, trembling in constant fear of offending some delicate minority. Everywhere we go, we're tip-toeing over racial eggshells. So innocence is no defense. Lack of intent to insult anyone fails as an excuse. If the NAACP declares itself offended, heads must roll. This is madness. And it's only going to get worse.
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Autopsy confirms Officer Darren Wilson's account of Brown shooting
Looks like Michael Brown won't get a statue as a Civil Rights martyr after all:
Then again, since when do mere facts sway the minds of race hustlers?
Officer Darren Wilson said that Brown reached for his gun and fought him for control of it. Wilson suffered major damage to his face during this altercation and fight for the gun. Fearing for his life, Wilson said he shot at Brown. Recent eyewitness testimony to the grand jury corroborated Wilson's claims. Now, the official autopsy report appears to do the same.
The St. Louis Post Dispatch reports on the autopsy which concluded that Michael Brown was shot in the hand at close range, which supports Wilson's story that Brown was fighting him for control of the gun. Dr. Michael Graham, St. Louis medical examiner, said that the autopsy does support that 'there was a significant altercation at the car."
Foreign matter on a thumb wound, according to San Francisco forensic pathologist, Dr. Judy Melinek, "supports the fact that this guy is reaching for the gun, if he has gunpowder particulate material in the wound. If he has his hand near the gun when it goes off, he's going for the officer's gun."
Then again, since when do mere facts sway the minds of race hustlers?
This day in history
In 1836, Sam Houston was inaugurated as the first president of the Republic of Texas.
ISIS Seizes US Arms Drop Meant for Syrian Kurds
This is amazing. DC has already blown $424 million in its illegal, cowardly, and inept bombing campaign in Syria and Iraq. And now it turns out that some of the arms intended for the "Good Guys" (the side DC backs at the moment) has gone to the "Bad Guys" (the side DC opposes at the moment). Just another day in the endless crusade to hammer the Middle East into a DC colony:
Those ISIS fighters might be brutal fanatics, but, hey, at least they have a sense of humor.
The US air drops of weaponry to Kurdish fighters in and around Kobani ended up quite a bit more embarrassing than the administration predicted, as ISIS today released a video showing they'd intercepted at least one of the parcels of weaponry.
The ISIS video showed caches of hand grenades, ammunition, and grenade launchers, and will add to the massive amount of US-made weaponry ISIS already possesses.
ISIS supporters followed up the release of the video with a series of "thank you" notes posted on social media, rubbing in the fact that ISIS is armed in great measure by US bungles.
Those ISIS fighters might be brutal fanatics, but, hey, at least they have a sense of humor.
Tuesday, October 21, 2014
Soon to become a minority in the US, whites express declining support for diversity
The powers that be, from big business, to big media, to big government, all chime that open borders is a grand idea, that it will enrich us, and, hey, it's inevitable anyhow, so you rednecks might as well get used to it.
But some people are realizing that life in areas with real diversity, such as the Balkans or Iraq, is not the kind of vibrancy a sane person would want. So this study from UCLA is no surprise:
But some people are realizing that life in areas with real diversity, such as the Balkans or Iraq, is not the kind of vibrancy a sane person would want. So this study from UCLA is no surprise:
"We see a significant reduction in the endorsement of diversity when white Americans are exposed to current projections of future demographics," said Felix Danbold, a UCLA psychology doctoral student and the paper's lead author. "Most Americans view diversity in positive terms, but many white Americans who see the actual demographic projections, and the loss of their majority status, end up being less enthusiastic about it."So now our handlers' problem is how to silence these heretics until it's too late to do anything about it.
Monday, October 20, 2014
Christmas in Fayetteville, 1864
A North Carolina War Between the States Sesquicentennial Observance
Saturday, 13 December 2014 -- 1PM-4:30PM; 6:30PM-9PM
Historic Heritage Square
225 Dick Street, Fayetteville, North Carolina
$5 general admission at door
1864 Mayor Archibald McLean of Fayetteville will preside over the occasion.
North Carolina infantry and artillery reenactors; period hospital display.
"NC Christmas Traditions" tours with historians Kelly Hinson and Ben Eure.
"Life on the North Carolina Home Front" with author Brenda McKean.
Hot cider, eggnog, and warm cornbread available.
Please visit Hay Street restaurants/shops during our 4:30-6:30PM Supper Break
Special Narrated Evening Candlelight Tours
of Historic Heritage Square.
Admission: $10 Adults/ $5 Children
Corporate sponsorships are available – contact email@example.com
Presented by the NC War Between the States Sesquicentennial Commission
Cumberland Plough Boys Camp No. 2187, NC SCV
All proceeds benefit the Woman's Club of Fayetteville
For more information contact: email@example.com
Up To 100,000 Catalans Crowd Barcelona Demanding Independence Vote
The breakup of Spain will have almost as big of an impact here as the Scottish referendum. From Business Insider:
Tens of thousands of Catalans crowded central Barcelona on Sunday calling for early regional elections after plans for a Nov. 9 referendum on independence from Spain were declared illegal by Madrid. People dressed in yellow T-shirts waved the red and yellow Catalan independence flag, marked with a white star, and bore banners reading "Now is the time" and "We are ready".Of course, Madrid doesn't like this. It wants prosperous Catalan to continue subsidizing the government's social welfare programs for the indolent southern regions. Sound familiar?
Friday, October 17, 2014
Texas orders travel restrictions
Texas health officials are doing the job D.C. refuses to do:
Texas health officials have ordered any person who entered the room of the first Ebola patient at a Dallas hospital not to travel by public transport, including planes ship, buses or trains, or visit groceries, restaurants or theaters for 21 days, until the danger of developing Ebola has passed. The instructions, issued by the Texas Department of State Health Service late Thursday, cover more than 70 health workers involved in providing care for Thomas Duncan, the Liberian national who became the first patient to test positive for Ebola in the United States.As we noted yesterday, a majority of Americans now believe their State and local governments should assume many of the powers now exercised by the federal government. The ebola crisis/fiasco illustrates why. D.C. has mutated into a self-serving, entrenched bureaucracy with no regard for its subjects. No wonder the subjects do not consider D.C. a legitimate government.
Debating same-sex "marriage" with a leftist
Here's a recent online debate I had with a leftist who claimed homosexuals have a right to marry. Enjoy.
KyCobb said... Given your belief that everyone's civil rights are subject to repeal by 51% of the voters, if the electorate voted to ban Old Rebel from marrying, or to ban Old Rebel from owning guns, you wouldn't even consider going to court to defend your rights, correct? Old Rebel said... You're assuming someone took away homosexuals' "right" to marry. Such a right never existed until the Cultural Marxists dreamed it up. Simply claiming a right to something doesn't create an obligation to grant that person's wish. The right to self-defense, on the other hand, is well-defined by history and tradition. KyCobb said... Homosexuals have the right to equal protection of the laws, which is in the Constitution, and is well defined. Old Rebel said... Which amendment gives them the right to re-define social institutions? Group marriage is not far away. KyCobb said... There is no equal protection argument for group marriage, because having two marriage licenses is not equal to having one. Old Rebel said... If marriage can be re-defined from the union of a man and a woman to a union of two men or two women, on what grounds can we deny a license to polygamists? KyCobb said... To protect the interest of the original spouse and the original spouse's children in the emotional and financial support of the other original spouse. Another reason is to prevent social instability which could be caused if rich men build large harems leaving few eligible women for less wealthy men to marry. We observe that in polygamous communities where teenage boys are cast out to fend for themselves so that they can't compete with the old men for teenage girls. Old Rebel said.. In other words, you're saying society must ensure that its members conform to certain standards to promote stability and perpetuation. I couldn't agree more. Since only a man and a woman can create babies, and since those who are genetically invested in the survival of their own offspring will provide the best care for those offspring, it's in society's interest to grant special rights to the union of a man and a woman - and deny those rights to others. Ky Cobb said... crickets chirping...Religious arguments just won't work on leftists. So we need to steer then into realizing that ALL policies must be grounded in the reality of the human condition. Yesterday's quote of the day from Wendell Berry phrased it perfectly: "Whether we and our politicians know it or not, Nature is party to all our deals and decisions, and she has more votes, a longer memory, and a sterner sense of justice than we do."
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Quote of the day
"Whether we and our politicians know it or not, Nature is party to all our deals and decisions, and she has more votes, a longer memory, and a sterner sense of justice than we do." ― Wendell Berry
Secession is coming
The dysfunction in D.C. would be laughable if it wasn't so tragic. Its sprawling bureaucracy is too big to be managed. Consider this: St. Lucia and Columbia have already done what had to be done about ebola, and that was to prohibit flights from western African countries. Meanwhile, U.S. embassies in ebola-stricken African countries are STILL issuing visas to non-U.S. citizens. That's our government at work, folks. And remember, it was D.C.'s insane open borders policy that created the ebola problem in this country to begin with. Secession makes sense. Only those political units organized around the shared values of a unifying culture can govern themselves; otherwise, an authoritarian regime must impose order on its always-squabbling peoples. The primary reason the federal government is becoming increasingly intrusive is directly due to rising diversity, which invites and breeds culture clashes. Little wonder more people see the central government as incompetent at best, and at worst, a threat to their liberty and security. That attitude, unsurprisingly, has now become mainstream. In fact, a majority of Americans now believe their State and local governments should take over many of the powers now exercised by D.C. From the Washington Post:
On several important issues, majority opinion has actually flipped over the last forty years, shifting from a majority in favor of federal dominance to a majority against it. For example, the percentage of Americans who believe that state or local government should make the major decisions on drug policy has increased from 39% in 1973 to 61% in 2013. On health care, it has risen from 40% to 62%; on environmental protection, it has gone from 36% to 56%. On prison reform, the proportion supporting state and local primacy has increased from 43% to 68%. In both 1973 and 2013, substantial majorities favored federal primacy on national defense, Social Security, and cancer research. But in the last two cases, the minority preferring state or local control has substantially increased. Similarly, in both 1973 and 2013, large majorities favored state or local control of education, transportation, housing, and welfare policy. But on all three of the four issues, those anti-federal government majorities have grown substantially.A famous quote from John Adams comes to mind: "The Revolution was effected before the War commenced. The Revolution was in the minds and hearts of the people; a change in their religious sentiments of their duties and obligations ... This radical change in the principles, opinions, sentiments, and affections of the people, was the real American Revolution." Don't look now, but a similar revolution is well under way once again. Know hope, my friends.
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Thomas Sowell on the misuse of history
Today's educators aren't educating, says Dr. Sowell. Uneducated but indoctrinated kids grow up to be ill-informed citizens and voters. Look at the response to Ta-Nehisi Coates's apparent misconception that slavery was practiced exclusively by American Whites against Blacks, for which nothing can compensate them but megahuge sums of money. Mr. Coates would benefit from a long talk with Dr. Sowell:
Slavery was common among the vast populations in Asia. Slavery was also common among the Polynesians, and the indigenous peoples of the Western Hemisphere enslaved other indigenous peoples before anyone on this side of the Atlantic had ever seen a European. More whites were brought as slaves to North Africa than blacks brought as slaves to the United States or to the 13 colonies from which it was formed. White slaves were still being bought and sold in the Ottoman Empire, decades after blacks were freed in the United States.Then again, inconvenient facts are of no use to ideologues such as Ta-Nehisi Coates. If he were to encounter the real historical facts of slavery, he'd dismiss them as irrelevant.
City of Houston demands pastors turn over sermons
Now this is scary - though expected:
The city of Houston has issued subpoenas demanding a group of pastors turn over any sermons dealing with homosexuality, gender identity or Annise Parker, the city's first openly lesbian mayor. And those ministers who fail to comply could be held in contempt of court. "The city's subpoena of sermons and other pastoral communications is both needless and unprecedented," Alliance Defending Freedom attorney Christina Holcomb said in a statement. "The city council and its attorneys are engaging in an inquisition designed to stifle any critique of its actions."Now that same-sex "marriage" is the de facto law of the land, we must embrace the homosexual agenda and believe in it with all our hearts. Now that the DC Empire is a full-fledged empire, we must think the same things and uphold the same values. A country dedicated to the welfare of its people will have their survival as their goal. Its actions will be guided by that ultimate goal. However, a country dedicated to ideology demands uniformity of thought, and all who dare think differently will be hounded or worse. Get used to it. Thanks to Jeff for the heads up!
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Disrupt Speciesism!
From the "Get a Life!" file: If you really, really believe in equality, you can't stop with humans. The pathetic creature in the above video takes "equality" to its logical conclusion, and rants to the patrons of an upscale restaurant that they're victimizing her pet chicken "Snow" - which she refers to as her "girl" - because they're eating Snow's eggs and kin. Yeah. She certainly looks the part of an other-worldly ideologue: hair cut by a Weedeater, has the fashion sense of a flood victim, and thinks the nobility of her opinions justifies imposing them on other people. Pathetic.
The Problem With Marxism
The entire leftist agenda is anti-human. That's why leftists support a unitary, centralized government. Their agenda cannot be otherwise implemented, and they know that. If they permit freedom, the left will lose, because people will abandon the rigid, other-worldly constraints imposed on them by a regime that cares more for its precious agenda than it cares about the people's needs. From Real Clear Religion:
In Main Currents of Marxism, Kolakowski wrote that "Marxism has been the greatest fantasy of our century." According to him, socialism signifies giving the solution which can never exist. "At present," the author pointed out, "Marxism neither interprets the world nor changes it; it is merely a repetition of slogans." And this is because the ruling elite does not represent the society's needs, but places empty ideology above anything else. Clearly the most important premise of the socialist rule is that it can be exercised by those who possess power. The system which exacts stern order and blind obedience may only triumph through violence, fear, and military coercion. At the same time this system generates only alienation, and stagnation. The sad story of our times is that the system which claims to embody the rights, privileges and welfare of the working class is the same system whose biggest enemy is its very citizens. Kolakowski jokes that socialism would be a splendid idea if only there were no people.That last sentence says it all. If there were no Gulag, no Killing Fields, no Terror, the leftist agenda could never exist. That's why communism is the bloodiest ideology the world has ever seen.
Monday, October 13, 2014
Happy Indigenous People's Day!
In the spirit of the new meaning for this date, which a number of cities have proclaimed, I give you David Yeagley, the Comanche warrior who took down Daryle Lamont Jenkins.
Stop the suppression of Black votes!
White liberals are so funny. They howl and gibber about how conservatives secretly want to take away Blacks' right to vote, yet applaud the overturning of state defenses of traditional marriage. Blacks voted in favor of North Carolina's Amendment One confirming traditional marriage by 65%. So a single federal judge invalidated more Black voters than all those eeeevil Tea Party Republicans combined.
Quote of the day
"Censors are motivated not by a certainty that their targets are wrong but a fear that they may be right. The end result of the Free Speech Movement has been to create a generation of graduates whose minds are bolted shut and paved over with cement." Jim Goad, on the tyranny of today's DC/Cultural Marxist axis.
Sunday, October 12, 2014
US-led air attacks backfire
How about that? For the first time in the history of DC's countless interventions in this unlucky region, DC's actions in the Middle East are not working as expected. From the London Independent:
America's plans to fight Islamic State are in ruins as the militant group's fighters come close to capturing Kobani and have inflicted a heavy defeat on the Iraqi army west of Baghdad. The US-led air attacks launched against Islamic State (also known as Isis) on 8 August in Iraq and 23 September in Syria have not worked. President Obama's plan to "degrade and destroy" Islamic State has not even begun to achieve success. In both Syria and Iraq, Isis is expanding its control rather than contracting.Of course, Halliburton and McDonnell-Douglas are slavering in anticipation of more bloodshed and mayhem. Ka-ching!
Is there one man with a spine in Raleigh?
Apparently not. In response to a federal judge's diktat imposing same-sex "marriage," thereby overturning the will of the people of the state, North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory, speaking at the Charlotte Motor Speedway on Saturday, issued this Official Grovel: "It's my job to enforce the constitution of North Carolina, and the constitution of the United States for that matter. My administration will be ready to execute the law, as the courts have told us to do. Some rulings go your way, some don't, and that is the beautiful thing about our democracy." Pledge of Allegiance.
Friday, October 10, 2014
Our Judicial Tyranny
Pat Buchanan raises some troubling issues on the apparently inevitable triumph of the homosexual lobby thanks to their allies in the federal courts:
Do the states have the right to outlaw same-sex marriage? Not long ago the question would have been seen as absurd. For every state regarded homosexual acts as crimes. Moreover, the laws prohibiting same-sex marriage had all been enacted democratically, by statewide referenda, like Proposition 8 in California, or by Congress or elected state legislatures. But today rogue judges and justices, appointed for life, answerable to no one, instruct a once-democratic republic on what laws we may and may not enact.Buchanan is right - this is a scary trend. Federal courts are imposing same-sex "marriage" on an unwilling people in full violation of the Constitution. The 10th amendment specifies the central government ONLY has those powers the people of the states specifically delegate to it. This is a disturbing trend. Next thing you know, DC could claim the power to indefinitely detain citizens in violation of the Sixth Amendment. Or it might decide to ignore the Fourth Amendment and undertake a massive citizen surveillance program. We'd be in REAL trouble then.
Want to Secede? Follow the Flemish
Slow but steady is the key to the emergence of independent Flanders.
Thursday, October 9, 2014
Could terrorists turn themselves into Ebola suicide 'bombs'?
Yes. Who says so? Just some professor of National Security Affairs at the U.S. Naval War College:
Terrorist group Isis may be considering using Ebola as a suicide bio-weapon against the West, according to a military expert. The virus is transmitted by direct contact with an infected person who is showing the symptoms – and it wouldn't be difficult for fanatics to contract it then travel to countries they want to wreak havoc in, according to a military expert. Capt. Al Shimkus, Ret., a Professor of National Security Affairs at the U.S. Naval War College, said that the strategy is entirely plausible. He told Forbes: 'The individual exposed to the Ebola Virus would be the carrier. In the context of terrorist activity, it doesn't take much sophistication to go to that next step to use a human being as a carrier.'But remember, we don't want to stop the flow of immigrants from Muslim and sub-Saharan countries. Because Diversity.
The Latest Cause
The Civil Rights Revolution has expanded from its original beneficiaries to include illegal alien invaders and, lately, homosexuals. So what misunderstood minority can DC champion next? How about pedophiles? Take it away, New York Times:
Arguing for the rights of scorned and misunderstood groups is never popular, particularly when they are associated with real harm. But the fact that pedophilia is so despised is precisely why our responses to it, in criminal justice and mental health, have been so inconsistent and counterproductive.The op-ed makes the case that the "extension of civil rights protections to people with pedophilia" is unpopular, but necessary. Sure it is. Not that long ago, the notion of same-sex "marriage" was outrageous. It's now poised to become the law of the land. Just how lunatic can this never-ending revolution go? Take it away, Jesse Jackson:
National civil rights leader Jesse Jackson visited Dallas Tuesday to see first-hand how Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan is being cared for at Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital. Rev. Jackson said he came at the request of Duncan's family, who told him they were not getting enough information from the doctors, and that Duncan was not getting the best care America had to offer. In the morning, Jackson compared Duncan's care to what American-born Ebola patients have received at other U.S. hospitals.Of course, Jesse Jackson's interest was sparked by the welfare of one of "his people." But what he's saying here is that African immigrants have a right to come here with their exotic diseases and expect US taxpayers to pay for their treatment. Sounds fair to me. What's next, civil rights for viruses? Why not? If you accept the premise that all peoples, cultures, and "orientations" are of equal value - and that IS the regnant ideology of the DC Empire - then the criminalization of pedophilia is indeed "inconsistent and irrational." We must celebrate, rather than stigmatize, these people. How else can we paint with all the colors of the rainbow?
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"Invasion by immigrants who do not acculturate is more dangerous than invasion by the army of a foreign state. In America, a similar invading army took to our streets last week, demonstrating against any attempt to stem the invasion. Few of the flags they carried were American." William Lind
Wednesday, October 8, 2014
Kim and Fred Kagan Strike Again!
U.S. strategy against Islamic State is too much air, not enough boots." Thing is, it's just not newsworthy that these two are arguing for expansion of Obama's air war. It's like Al Sharpton demanding more welfare. The arms industry that funds Fat Freddy's bottomless appetite always wants to stoke another war. He knows where his bread is buttered. Neither Fat Freddy nor Kim have any military experience, yet the pro-war, any war crowd laps up their every pronouncement. Here's how the L.A. Times identifies this fun couple: "Frederick W. Kagan is the director of the Critical Threats Project at the American Enterprise Institute. Kimberly Kagan is the president of the Institute for the Study of War." With those credentials, what can we expect from them but endless agitation for more war? And as we all know, that will inevitably mean more blowback, more domestic terror, and more government surveillance. The winners will be Big Government and Big Business. The losers will be the unfortunate boots on the ground, as well as taxpayers.
Tuesday, October 7, 2014
Lucky Lincoln
Monday, October 6, 2014
Boehner rakes in cash for openly gay Republican candidate
Yes, the party of tradition, conservatism, and morality strikes again. From The Hill.
Supreme Court Effectively Legalizes Same-Sex "Marriage"
Just where in the Constitution do the people of the sovereign States authorize the central government to regulate marriage? Nowhere, right? But everyone assumes DC has that power, as illustrated in this story. Shoot, we've already submitted to the
Temporary Dictator Chief Executive assuming the power to indefinitely detain and even murdering American citizens, as well as bypassing Congress to declare war. So who's to say DC cannot grant itself the power to redefine marriage? Other than "extremists," that is?
Maryland, My Maryland!
Following the bombardment and surrender of Fort Sumter at Charleston on April 9, 1861, Lincoln ordered Governors of the remaining Union states to call up their state militias and supply an army of 75,000 to invade and subdue the seven Southern states that had seceded. While this was received enthusiastically in many Northern States, the Border States viewed this order as a tyranny they would not follow. Consequently, the border states of Virginia, Tennessee, North Carolina, and Arkansas seceded and secession efforts were underway in Missouri and Kentucky. The order was likewise not well received in Maryland. One of the first steps of the Lincoln administration was to secure the Capitol in Washington, although the Southern States wished to secede peacefully and had indicated no aggressive intentions against the Northern capitol. In order to get to Washington, the mustered Union regiments had to come through Baltimore. As the railroad did not go through the city of Baltimore, they had to disembark their troop trains north of the city and proceed by wagon, horse, and foot through the city, and then embark on other trains. on the south side. Unfortunately, on April 19th, the 6th Massachusetts chose to march through the city fully armed and in military formation. They were jeered by unsympathetic crowds of bystanders. Furthering the misfortune, the troops fired on the crowds killing twelve people. Fire then began to be returned from the crowd, and four soldiers were killed. These twelve civilians and four Union soldiers, whose blood flecked the streets of Baltimore, were the among first deaths of a war that would take the lives of 620,000 Union and Confederate soldiers and an estimated 50,000 Southern civilians from all causes. By May of 1861 Lincoln, his cabinet, and generals had already begun to close down dissenting newspapers all over the country from Chicago to New York. Lincoln also took it upon himself to suspend the Writ of Habeas Corpus, a constitutional guarantee of the Bill of Rights with precedent dating back to the English Magna Carta. Habeas corpus is a fundamental liberty which prevents arbitrary arrest and imprisonment indefinitely without defined charges, trial, or means of release. Suspension of habeas corpus under conditions of civil disorder can only be temporary and must be authorized by Congress within 30 days. In that same month of May a resident of Baltimore, John Merryman, who had been arrested on the order of Union General George Cadwallader and held at Fort McHenry without charges or trial, petitioned U. S. Chief Justice Roger B. Taney for a writ of habeas corpus. Taney granted a writ and set a date for a hearing, but it was ignored by Lincoln and his generals. Cadwallader responded by letter that Lincoln had suspended habeas corpus, so there would be no compliance with the Supreme Court. Taney ordered a federal marshal to Fort McHenry to enforce the writ, but Union Army officials refused his entrance. Taney responded by writing a blistering court opinion, a constitutional classic, that held Merryman's arrest to be unlawful and a violation of the Constitution, and that only Congress could suspend the Writ of Habeas Corpus. The Chief Justice stated that if Lincoln's actions were allowed to stand, "…the people of the United States are no longer living under a government of laws, but every citizen holds, life, liberty, and property at the will and pleasure of the army officer in whose military district he may happen to be found." Lincoln not only ignored the Supreme Court's ruling, he wrote out an order for arrest of Chief Justice Taney. This arrest, however, was in the end not actually carried out for fear of extremely adverse public opinion and political consequences. With these developments, a sizeable portion of the Maryland public was becoming sympathetic not only to the South but even to secession. Therefore, there was much talk of it among Maryland State Legislators. Consequently, Northern informers were asked to identify members of the Maryland Legislature that might support secession in the coming legislative session. Secretary of War Simon Cameron then issued an order to Major General Banks in Maryland that "all or any part of the Legislative members must be arrested to prevent secession." On the night of September 12-13 all suspected Southern sympathizers in the Maryland Legislature were arrested and imprisoned in Fort McHenry. In all fifty-one persons were arrested and imprisoned. Ironically, among those arrested and imprisoned was the grandson of Francis Scott Key, the author of the Star Spangled Banner. To further tighten Union political hold on Maryland, all members of the Union Armed Forces were allowed to vote in the November election, although they were citizens of other states. Voters had to walk through platoons of soldiers with rifles and fixed bayonets to reach their polling place. The London Saturday Review noted: "It was as perfect an act of despotism as can be conceived. It was a coup d'etat in every essential feature." The story of this despotism is reflected in the lines of Maryland's state song from the poem written by James Ryder Randall in 1861. Few now realize the lines were directed against Abraham Lincoln, his cabinet, and generals. Here are the most famous lines: "The despot's heel is on they shore,
Maryland, My Maryland!
His torch is at thy temple door,
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Avenge the patriotic gore,
That flecked the streets of Baltimore,
And be the battle queen of yore,
Maryland, My Maryland!
Dear Mother! Burst the tyrant's chain,
Maryland, My Maryland!
Virginia should not call in vain,
Maryland, My Maryland."
Twenty thousand of Maryland's sons were able to escape the Union occupation of their mother state and distinguish themselves in the Confederate Army. Mike Scruggs
Maryland, My Maryland!
His torch is at thy temple door,
br>Maryland, My Maryland!
Avenge the patriotic gore,
That flecked the streets of Baltimore,
And be the battle queen of yore,
Maryland, My Maryland!
Dear Mother! Burst the tyrant's chain,
Maryland, My Maryland!
Virginia should not call in vain,
Maryland, My Maryland."
Twenty thousand of Maryland's sons were able to escape the Union occupation of their mother state and distinguish themselves in the Confederate Army. Mike Scruggs
Does Anybody Really Think He Cares???
Al Benson, Jr. reminds folks that Obama is just another politician with an agenda, so don't believe the assurances Obama cares about us. Obama's actions are based on his agenda, not his love for us.
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Lessons for today from the Shenandoah's Civil War flames
James Bovard reminds us of the savagery unleashed against innocent American civilians in DC's first war of "liberation," which was in fact a war to retain and expand the power of the ruling elite:
This is the 150th anniversary of one of the Civil War's most destructive and controversial campaigns. After Confederate armies had used the Shenandoah Valley to launch several invasions of the North, Union Gen. Philip Sheridan unleashed a hundred-mile swath of flames that left vast numbers of civilians tottering toward starvation. Unfortunately, the burning of the Shenandoah Valley has been largely forgotten, foreshadowing how subsequent brutal military operations would also vanish down the memory hole. In August 1864, supreme Union commander Ulysses S. Grant ordered Sheridan to "do all the damage to railroads and crops you can. If the war is to last another year, we want the Shenandoah Valley to remain a barren waste." Sheridan set to the task with vehemence, declaring that "the people must be left nothing but their eyes to weep with over the war" and promised that, when he was finished, the valley "from Winchester to Staunton will have but little in it for man or beast."You'll want to read the whole thing, if you can take it. Remember, this is the same regime that sacrificed over 600,000 American lives to maintain its grip on power, and plotted terror attacks against Americans in the 1960s (yes, 1960s, not 1860s) to justify an invasion of Cuba. The innocent always suffer in a war, so let's not be so gung-ho about every war the government proposes. Bovard's article should make us consider that our ancestors suffered unjustly, and we should be aware of the impact on innocents in distant lands when we unleash hell in the name of promoting "democracy."
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Reader comment of the week
Who could fear anything so colorful?
"No matter what happens we must resist ebolaphobia. These viruses are simply coming here for a better life, to do jobs that American viruses refuse to do." - Southron, in response to this post.
Southron's observation is especially apt in light of the latest developments: several school children were exposed by this mystery man. Apparently, the idea of closing travel from west African countries is unthinkable.
Southron's observation is especially apt in light of the latest developments: several school children were exposed by this mystery man. Apparently, the idea of closing travel from west African countries is unthinkable.
In Defense of Fantasy
Here's Lev Grossman writing in Time Magazine on the new popularity of fantasy fiction:
It's interesting to compare the present moment to another one when fantasy was a big deal: the 1950's, the decade when The Chronicles of Narnia and The Lord of the Rings were published, two of the founding classics of modern fantasy. By that time in their lives, C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien had lived through some massive social and technological transformations. They had witnessed the birth of mechanized warfare – they were both survivors of World War I. They had seen the rise of psychoanalysis and mass media. They watched as horses were replaced by cars and gaslight by electric light. They were born under Queen Victoria, but the world they lived in as adults looked nothing like the one they'd grown up in. They were mourners of a lost world, alienated and disconnected from the present, and to express that mourning they created fantasy worlds, beautiful and green and magical and distant. God knows, characters in fantasy worlds aren't always happy: if anything the ambient levels of misery in Westeros are probably significantly higher than those in the real world. But they're not distracted. They're not disconnected. The world they live in isn't alien to them, it's a reflection of the worlds inside them, and they feel like an intimate part of it.Modern man inhabits a world that is increasingly alien to him. There is no sense of place, of history, of community. Meanwhile, our distant and hostile government is trying to speed up the process by hammering society into a flat, featureless, and egalitarian non-entity. Globalism and floodtide immigration may benefit the privileged few, but are toxic to the Middle Class. As Grossman argues, many feel there must be a better way to live. The nobility and purpose of the Fellowship of the Ring, and the family and community spirit that inspires Katniss in The Hunger Games awaken us to the possibility of a life enriched by interconnection and mutual concern. And then there's that sense of wonder we can recall from childhood, and can feel again in imagined worlds.
A petition to grant amnesty
Here's the background. Here's the petition:
We urge President Obama to immediately and publicly recognize that Mr. Omar J. Gonzalez, an oppressed migrant, was merely looking for a better life when he entered the White House after going over the classist, divisive and needless fence. In the interest of White House diversity and what will surely result in adding to the rich tapestry of love and community, we further demand that the President reform the mean-spirited laws regulating access to the People's House. For justice and peace, upon his next return from the back-nine, Mr. Obama must award permanent lawful WH residency to Mr. Gonzalez and his family, along with a permit to work there. Because.
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About two weeks ago I noticed that the milk I had pumped at work was a little pinkish. I guess a tiny bit of blood had made it into my milk. My breast was a little sore as well. I called the lactation consultant and she thought it might be a broken capillary. I didn't see blood in my breast milk after that until today. As I was pumping I noticed that my milk squirting into the pump looked more like blood and that the milk in the bottle was more bright red than pink. I called all of my doctors today. My internist passed a message on to me that she doesn't "deal with lactation issues" (time to find a new doctor) and I was on hold with the ob/gyn clinic for 35 minutes. I was finally able to reach the ob/gyn on call this evening who wants me to come into the office to be evaluated tomorrow. When I spoke with one of the nurse's at the ob/gyn clinic earlier today she told me that I should see one of my doctor's so that I could be referred to a breast specialist and for a mammogram. I also spoke with both my mother and father (a doctor and nurse specializing in breast cancer) who told me that a mammogram would do little good since I am breastfeeding and recommended that I get an ultrasound instead. The ob/gyn on call did tell me to continue breastfeeding my daughter.
I guess what I am wondering is have any other mothers experienced this before? Should I be worried? I am not running a fever or showing any signs of an infection. I also can't find any visible cuts or scrapes on my nipple, so I don't think it could be from that. All I know is that my breast is sore and bleeding and that weaning my 10 month old daughter is not an option I even want to consider.
Any advice would be much appreciated.
Please know that there could be several different explanations for this, and none are life-threatening, or breastfeeding-threatening, and all are fairly short-term.
1. Damaged nipple. You've pretty much ruled this one out.
2. Vascular engorgement AKA "Rusty Pipe Syndrome". Often in both breasts, but sometimes just in one. Dairy cows get it too. :LOL It occurs because of a combination of increased blood flow to the breast and rapid breast growth. Generally, though, this occurs right after birthm so let's rule that one out for now.
3. Fibrocystic breast disease, which is not as freaky as it sounds
4. Intraductal papillomas, a small benign growth on a milk duct
This usually clears up on its own.
5. Broken cappilaries, which can occur with breast pump use
Generally, there's no treatment except time, and the blood won't hurt the baby, though it may skeeve out the mama.
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I am glad you are working to get this figured out for yourself. While your daughter is not at risk, it could be something that needs to be treated for your health.
Shame on your internist - perhaps she misunderstood, but it's not a "lactation issue" but a breast health issue. I understand if she cannot help you with supply issues like a lactation consultant, but this is more about your general help. I'm glad the ob/gyn will see you tomorrow.
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After 4 m/c, our is here!
One good thing is that this has finally motived me to go to a LLL meeting on Monday. I kept meaning to go, just hadn't done it.
Thanks for "listening" the other day when I was freaking out.
Glad things turned out fine!
For future reference:
Blood in the breastmilk is actually pretty darned common. Many, if not most, moms who pump a great deal either exclusively, or while working, will have pump some pink tinged blood at least once in their pumping career. Although in MOST cases the amount of blood is small, some moms might actually see quite a but of visible blood. This is actually VERY common, much more common than you might imagine. Second to "my breast hurts" it is one of the most common reasons I get emergency calls from worried nursing mommas.
The breast is extremely vascular and even a small nipple owie can cause pink-tinged blood. Bloody discharge is common when a plugged duct resolves, and is common when mom is getting over a breast infection. You can also see bleeding when there is truama to the breast, as well as the other issues listed by one of the previous posters.
BUT, the important thing here is that IF everything else seems fine, the blood has arrived suddenly, and goes away within a reasonable period (usually about 12 hours) you don't have to worry.
I certainly won't make a BLANKET statement about this, but if I saw blood in my pumping output I wouldn't even call the doctor at all unless I had symptoms of some kind of breast infection.
I also had blood in my milk when DS was 4 months. I think it was from him (he popped out two teeth later in the week, so I think he was gumming me hard); my LC said BF through it. I did. He grew, peed, and pooped. He's fine. Your babe will be too! Glad to hear you've gotten some peace. I hope LLL gives you some support.
Jodi -full time working wife to a SAH Papa; mama to my boys Breck (12/04), David (09/07), and Elliot (01/10); always remembering our loss, Jordyn Justine (09/06)
I am so glad you will be going to a LLL meeting. I went to my first meeting the month before I was due with my first son, and I never regretted it!
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A phone sex line misled me into thinking that I was getting a better deal by giving them my address and name, instead of using my credit card. Charges were supposed to be $2.99/min. I got a bill in the mail saying that over $600 was owed because my credit card declined. Apparently, the charges are $7 connection fee, and $11/min for the services! I just got a call from them, but I'm not sure what to do. I've seen lots of abuse reports about them online, now that I've done research. They usually charge people with credit card fraud and deragotory credit report accounts! Someone was kind enough to say "Good thing your credit card was declined. If they try to collect, dispute it and report them to the Better Business Bureau and the phone company" How do I go about this?
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Have Wolverine 3 end the X-MEN film universe(I mean I hear it's Old Man Logan) mentioning that there are other timeline's out there, and have the one mentioned be a timeline that features Wolverine alive( since I hear they are going to use Old Man Logan as a basis), so since the Earth is dying have Wolverine and Xavier somehow take a peak into a different timeline which is the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with Xavier saying we never had a group of people like this(referring to the Avengers), saying maybe they can help the X-MEN of their universe to prevent the dying of their world, something the X-MEN alone could not do, have it be the end of Wolverine 3, and a after credit scene showing Tony Stark(Obviously played by RDJ) showing up at the X-Mansion to ask Charles Xavier(I think played by James McAvoy would be a good choice since Xavier doesn't look super old in the Ultimate or 616 comics)
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Jean Grey
This will be a soft reboot of the X-MEN, making the Deadpool Movie canon to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Legion is canon to the MCU, Hellfire is canon to the MCU, and Gambit(maybe) is canon to the MCU, but everything else isn't, so First Class to Wolverine 3 isn't.
The X-MEN already exist in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but like Spider-Man they are unknowns, Xavier doesn't believe mutants should be known to the general public, but the US goverment is in the early day of finding out who mutants are, but at the moment they are just lumped into the same category as Inhumans, and mutates Enhanced , and Powered People.
Have Hellfire deal with why mutants aren't known to the general public, the general public know who enhanced people are, but not particularly mutants, or Inhumans, they all are just seen as enhanced until Magneto reveals who mutants are and his plans for world domination which people end up using the term mutant as a racial slur, an insult to the X-MEN.
The X-MEN could have been formed in 2014-15, and people know about them, but it's kinda like Daredevil, and Spider-Man they are sorta known but not on the Avengers radar yet, Deadpool happens in 2016, and the story behind him is that Weapon X could be working to find ways to unlock dormant X-Genes within individuals like Pietro and Wanda, Deadpool just so happens to be the third HYDRA might know what mutants are, but don't know who is a mutant, and they are the first successes in unlocking the X-Genes within individuals who have dormant X-Genes, Weapon X could be apart of Hydra that works to unlock the mutant gene, with Hydra doing it through the scepter, as a test for Weapon X to see if it works, afterwards they would have sent the scepter to Weapon X, but because of the Avengers, Weapon X had to find another method of awakening the X-Gene that lies dormant in some individuals, Wade is the third success at this.
Legion is happening
Magneto is around but is acting through his Agent Mystique, but he so far has not been a direct threat, as he is preparing his Brotherhood of Mutants and his trying to sway the X-MEN to his side, so that they take the earth for the mutants together, as well as creating a battlestation Asteriod M.
When Magneto because a big threat the Avengers can show up to help the X-MEN stop him and everything, New Mutants takes place after that battle where Emma makes the Academy of tommorow creating the next generation of X-MEN after a disagreement with how Xavier is handling the X-MEN and their way of creating mutant/human peace.
Deadpool 2 happens, Cable comes from the future to setup the X-Force.
Fantastic Four:
Reed Richards is a professor, Johnny Storm(friend of Peter Parker), Sue is Older Sister, and Ben Grimm, Reeds friend go into space(2016) and get lost gaining powers from cosmic rays accident, they travel in space a bit Reed makes their suits from Alien technology, bam you have the Fantastic Four, and appear in Avengers Infinity War.


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23 YO, 1 Child, TT,LIPO - Dominican Republic
I am so nervous and All i have been doing is...
Has Anyone Had a BBL in DR
I'm curious ! After the bbl how do you feel?? Does it feel different? Is it very soft?? Or is it Stiff?? I haven't had the procedure yet. And i don't know anyone who has had it done. I appreciate all HONEST feedback please. This is apart of my research. I don't want it if its going to be stiff , and not shake, move, or bounce lol.
TT, Lipo,BBL DR
Hey Ladies, I am still waiting on a Quote from Dr. Duran. Submitted all my information 8/3/2016. Any tips or advice for Pre SX? I am becoming impatient with this wait game. I just want to pay and get it over with since I have been wanting this for a while. So any advice in regards to what to travel with? Vitamins to take? Also, I see she request certain things that are not included with the price. Do I purchase these things while I am there in DR or before I take the flight there?
DURAN DOLL NOV 21,2016! Recieved Quote Dominican Republic!
Hey Ladies! I finally recieved my quote from SurgiCoordinator. When I say I was jumping up & down once I received my quote I was excited. The email leaves out a few important details as far as how I would submit payment or how much required to secure date. I am super happy. So now I am getting ready to plan my flight, etc. Still unsure about RH because I've never been. So i am stilluncomfortable. Plus I don't know any names of RH or how I am suppose to locate one. I am super happy today lol. Ttyl Ladies. Stay tuned for my journey, this is one you don't want to miss. If you have any advise pre SX please let me know.
DURAN DOLLS, I HAVE QUESTION? WHich RH Did You Stay At
Initially I wanted to have my Sx done Nov 20, 2016, but I think I am
going to push it back to 02/01/2017, It seems far but I know it will be
here before I know it. I just don't want to stress myself out trying to
get everything ready in 3mnths, then that gives me no time to mentally
prepare... Anyway, My question is what RH did any of you ladies stay at
during your visit in DR? I am just finding out about RH but have no idea
how to locate them so I can price them. I have been looking into hotels
out in DR but if all I have to do is book my round trip flight and the
RH is there for transportation to & from then that seems better than
dealing with a hotel and my own travel. Thanks in advance
Scared, Unsure Confused Dominican Republic
been reading reviews not so good from THIS year, few months ago. I see
her work is amazing but idk if its just a act from other ladies. I hear
about burns, open wounds from lipo, TT. Botched patients who travel back
home just to end up in the ER. Please if anybody has any input it is
greatly appreciated. My life means more to me than a price. I just want a
surgeon who really cares about their patients before i cause this kind
of trauma to my body
Wish Pictures for BBL, TT, Lipo
Wish Pictures. I'm only 5'1 . Im on the petite side. I want a nice Ass lol. Dont want the " my waist so small it look like it hurts to carry my ass" look lol. Just enough to turn heads and be like "Damn" she's body goal lol. I'm going for a BBL, TT, Lipo with Dr. DURAN. Maybe i need to submit a request for a Breast Lift. Not sure if it can all be done at once. Don't want too much trauma on my body overtop of what i will already be going through.
Wish Pictures
Just a few wish Pictures. I love her body. Originally, i didnt have wish pictures because i wanted to be realistic about how I look. But Dr.Duran could get me close. Especially with the weight loss . TT,BBL, Lipo. Can't wait. Pray on it every night. Feb 2017 can't come fast enough. I just need to figure out what RH provides the best post care.
Sernity RH Price
From DR. Duran to Dr.Blinski.. I Made the Switch
switch doctors. Honestly after seeing how great Duran was I said forget
my first choice and maybe it's cheaper. So i started the quote prices
for Duran in D.R. she quoted me 5,000 for lipo, tt, bbl. Deposit is only
$250.00 to hold date(Not bad ) .... As i continued to read on the risk
of going to the DR, and reviewing some burns and other things, I went
back to re-evaluatere my first choice , which was Dr. Blinski. For him I
was quoted for a BBL which consists of lipo from certain areas. (He is
board certified btw) My quote was ($6,200) with a deposit of ($900 to
lock in my date) . I really didn't have $900 to book him yet I knew he
would fill slots very quickly. So I became discouraged and looked at
different surgeons. I say all this to say, I was about to go to D.R
& risk my life over $1,200 more. When the trip to D.R would have
cost me a total of $8,000. Using Dr.Blinski in total will cost me a
little under $8,000. I really had to put things together. I am happy
with my choice, I can sleep better tonight a little. I have to figure
out where the heck I am pulling $900 from (real tears))..
Good LUCK ladies and I will still continue my journey on RS. I
still support the dolls who are going out DR and coming back Fabulous!!!
And my sincere prayers are with everyone going through with sx, for a
safe and great recovery.
Update, BBL, TT, LIPO Duran 2017
Butt in Faja or Butt Out
say butt out Faja is better then butt in Faja. But then I see certain
doctors put their patients in a butt in Faja. Just would like to know
which one is better for post op , to keep the booty nice. I know we
automatically lose 20% of fat after a BBL is done. Let me know .
TT,Lipo,BBL .. Ladies Help, I Need a Meal Plan!
Willing) . I have gained so much weight this month. I went from 158 to
168. I am tripping out because I am trying to get down to 138 and
maintain it. The only thing that seems to help me lose pounds is fasting
which sucks. Please let me know what has worked for some of you ladies.
I know ppl bodies respond differently to things but this weight needs
to go ASAP,. My metabolism is also very slow. Help me
List from Duran
If anyone has the list from duran about the things you need to buy as far as vitamins , please screenshot it and send it to me, or send it to me via email. I am not sure what vitamins i need to be taking i am 5 months pre op and want to go out there healthy and make sure my body is as ready as possible. Thank you in advance


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A fellow Mass Effect Wiki contributor, Damous posted this on the "Mass Effect 3 (True) Ending DLC Revealed???" Blog
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Tbghjn7_Byc a good walkthrough of the indoctrination theory
I think I should spread the word even more.
Makes me feel a lot better about the endings.
Personally I think we all didn't catch on to a likable or any other likable explanation for the ending because well, Most of us (including Me) don't readily or easily think about the abstract and obscure of especially in the heat of the moment. So yeah, its a thinking mans ending and the ones playing are a just shoot it type of man.
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He created an account on Twitter called HiddenCash and hid money around the city. Anyone able to decipher the clue can pick up the $100.
Matt Burkurt was one of the lucky ones to find an envelope.
"Stand on top of the Caterpillar that's close to the water," read the hint that sent Burkurt searching. He found his reward tucked into a bulldozer parked on Lincoln and Great Highway near Ocean Beach.
Burkurt embraces the fun, mystery and excitement of the game. "People like to be right, to find clues and follow something to the end. Find something that nobody else has found yet," he says.
Here are some further clues:
New Drop: @tonyhawk did a 900 on me. Find me under the corner of the outdoor bar table overlooking the water. — Hidden Cash (@HiddenCash)
May 26, 2014
New drop in 11 min... Hint: @tonyhawk would love (the name of) this bar. #SF — Hidden Cash (@HiddenCash)
May 26, 2014
New Drop: They say vinyl is dead, but it still lives here. On a street named the opposite of love. #WeAreTheWorld ?? — Hidden Cash (@HiddenCash)
May 26, 2014
And here are some of the lucky winners:
thanks @HiddenCash, sharing most of it with other beachgoers. have a great day! pic.twitter.com/U5HDUTeQDT — Forrest Hanson (@gumplr)
May 26, 2014
@HiddenCash YESSSSSS had to race another searcher but I WON. (Old catapillar bulldozer on ocean beach) pic.twitter.com/JsUxk7QXCv — Matthew Burkert (@mattypatty513)
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May 26, 2014
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Though remaining anonymous online, the person behind Hidden Cash is not too shy for some publicity. He called a local channel, and without giving them his name, shed some light on the idea behind the scavenger hunt. The mystery man said he made a lot of money through San Francisco real estate over the past few years and wanted to give some of it away.
"The last real estate deal I did I made about half a million dollars. I can afford to give a lot," he said.
He has been giving information through his Twitter account:
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May 26, 2014
He also doesn't mind the promotion:
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May 26, 2014
Perhaps that's a clue the mystery benefactor has more elaborate plans than he is letting on right now.
Let's wait and see.


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