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- Fascism in Charlottesville: Why it had a monopoly on violence & Intimidation
Joe Tedesky 08/16/2017 at 9:49 am
How is intimidating, and threatening people, a First Amendment right? Heather Heyer wasn't a part of any alt-left group, but listening to President Trump you would never know it. Only now we have a president who seems to equate 'protest permits' with the right to march in unison as a group of thugs. Tell me Mr President, just what rights do come with a protest permit?
- Bannon must go, but after that, Protesters should listen to Bernie
Joe Tedesky 08/14/2017 at 9:42 am
Very excellent summary Professor Cole.
- Shell, terrified of EVs, expects 'low forever' Gasoline Prices; it is too Optimistic
Joe Tedesky 07/28/2017 at 11:02 am with 2 replies
The U.S. Military uses on the average 100 million barrels of oil a year.
Imagine the savings if the U.S. should slim down it's military presence.
- With CNN Reporter Attack Video, Trump apes Seedy Dictators
Joe Tedesky 07/03/2017 at 11:31 am
Trumps wrestling CNN video is to be expected as a PR gimmick to be used by a ratings whore tv reality show host.
- Russo-US dog fights over Syria?
Joe Tedesky 06/20/2017 at 8:08 am
What precedent is the U.S. setting when it invades sovereign nations, and shoots down that sovereign nations aircraft? If we are a country who values the rule of law, shouldn't the U.S. then follow and obey international law? If Israel were Syria would the U.S. be okay with Russia shooting down an Israeli plane? There are so many questions in regard to the U.S. wars around the war, it becomes mind numbing to try and answer them. Call me confused and disappointed at what the U.S. has appeared to become...a vastly hubristic and arrogant hegemonic bully! So sad.
- How Trump should have responded to London Attacks if he were Normal
Joe Tedesky 06/05/2017 at 10:34 am
Yeah, in your dreams. Trump will never bring himself to sound so concerned and impassioned. Trump doesn't know when not to promote the biggly beautiful plans of 'Donald Trump'. In Trump's mind, he is what we all waited for.
I see instead Trump disbanding through his conceded efforts all alliances made toward America's gathering of it's coalition to fight the 'War on Terror'. In fact, if we get lucky, maybe we will see that Trump's rude actions, were his 'secret weapon' he talked about so much, as his way of ending this terribly long war.
- Did Trump's Climate Disavowal just kill Capitalism?
Joe Tedesky 06/03/2017 at 10:24 am
Most people know that if you wish to keep something in your possession for a long time, and wish for it to perform well, you must maintain and take care of it. Like a car, you should do preventative maintenance. Not only would you do as the owners manual instructs you to do, you would be careful while driving it, like missing pot holes and the like. In other words you respect the idea, that for you to continue to enjoy and rely on this vehicle for it's longevity you must maintain your vehicle in order to continue to keep it running well. Okay then why not take care of Mother Earth?
It doesn't require a whole lot of education to understand how to continue to enjoy what this planet produces, that you can't continue to abuse the air, land, and oceans, as we now do.
Consider how many of us purchase and drink bottled water. Doesn't this seem odd? Will we soon be wearing oxygen tanks, and will designers strive to come with stylish tanks at that? What will replace soil? If the Koch Brothers develop a replacement for soil, then how much money that we don't have will it cost us?
Like anything you highly value you take care of it, so why are we so careless with our earth? It's not like we can just go out and buy another earth. In short, we humans are so use to having a green earth we take it all for granted. So now is the time we all wake up to this fact, and quit claiming every warning to save our planet, is just another left wing hoax.
For now we ignore the warnings, but in the future good earth maintenance will become the law of the land. Sorry Libertarians.
- Top 5 Climate Catastrophes to which Trump just Doomed his own Supporters
Joe Tedesky 06/02/2017 at 10:21 am
Trump represents an old America. That is probably why he is going to, 'Make America Great Again' emphasis on the 'Again'.
I live in Pittsburgh, and thank goodness Mayor Bill Peduto tweeted, and then he later appeared on CNN. Peduto told Anderson Cooper how Pittsburgh would continue to follow the Paris Climate Agreement. The Mayor also updated the world on how Pittsburgh has evolved away from it's one time title of being 'Smokey Town USA'. We Pittsburghers can once again see the blue sky, and go boating on our three wonderful rivers.
Trump is living in the past, and his business brain sees everything as it being a 'deal'. Trump stands up for the 'no science crowd', and in their minds all this climate stuff is a left wing hoax which benefits only the Chinese. So the Paris Climate Agreement is a 'bad deal'. Unbelievable!
- Clapper Lied & Spied, now charges Trump w/ assault on Gov't Institutions
Joe Tedesky 05/15/2017 at 10:13 am
What is spoken too in this article concerning James Clapper's credibility could be said of many of our nations leaders. Clapper is among the fortunate many in our nations capital whereas there is no one being held accountable for anything, at any time.
Back in 2001 when our nation went to Afghanistan for revenge of 911, we all thought we would capture Osama bin Laden and then be home by Christmas. There were no WMD's in Iraq, and yet no one was held accountable.
I won't go on, but think to yourself when was anyone in DC ever held accountable. James Clapper is just one more example of what is wrong in our country's mechanism.
- Trumpcare is the best Advertisement for Nationalizing Insurance
Joe Tedesky 05/05/2017 at 11:11 am with 4 replies
Healthcare should not be a business. In fact just like separation of church and state, we shouldn't have business running the country. I'm not against supporting a right to have freedom of religion, just like I feel a country must support it's business entities, but work towards what's good for the commons. Our corporations have all gotten to big, and this behemoth of business is America's downfall.
- Planet Ravagers: How Trump & GOP are like Aliens in "Independence Day"
Joe Tedesky 04/27/2017 at 11:16 am
To a capitalist polluting the water only means better bottled water sales. Who cares about ocean water when beach front development is a boom. Drilling for natural resources on National Land is necessary, I mean how else you going to drive that car to the game? When it comes to clean air, why worry about something you can't see. Plus, those tree hungers are just shaggy haired liberals with an axe to grind since their grandpa lost the farm...who cares this is America where when the time comes to get real worried there will be a new invention to improve what needs improved. Gee, just writing this sarcasm is making me ill.
- Can we survive simultaneous Trump, Ahmadinejad Presidencies?
Joe Tedesky 04/13/2017 at 3:02 pm
If Ahmadinejad becomes president of Iran, and the U.S. having a Donald Trump in the Oval Office, then if by some stroke of nationalist luck should the Russians someday replace Vladimir Putin with Vladimir Zhirinovsky, then the world will be on a crazy ride for sure. The irony for the U.S. Globalist is that by having Trump in the White House nationalism will have come of age, and all this took place because the globalist bit off more than they could chew.
- Sharpening Contradictions: ISIL Strikes Egyptian Christians on Palm Sunday
Joe Tedesky 04/11/2017 at 10:37 am
I'm not sure how since I recommended the article to read I am selling it short, but you no doubt meant it in a way of agreeing with me.
I do agree with every word you wrote here though, and yes Americans are being led down a perilous path.
Joe Tedesky 04/10/2017 at 10:50 am with 2 replies
Read this, this article explains the mindset in America concerning the Muslims very well. Read the comments as well.
- It is Comey who should be Investigated
Joe Tedesky 03/21/2017 at 11:42 am
If you are looking for a hero, or any good guy or gal inside of our Beltway look no more, because your not going to find one. The American citizen has been reduced to their becoming an audience. Everything you see is a performance where we are to be entertained to no end, by the in house fighters. McCartney & Lennon had it right, "Nothing is real and nothing to get hung about."
- Why the UN branded Israel an Apartheid state
Joe Tedesky 03/17/2017 at 9:34 am
While Netanyahu comes to America to spread the myth of the 4,000 year old Jewish claim to the Palestintian land is a God given right to only the Jew, we Americans chase the indigenous Native American off of his land we call ours to make way for oil pipelines by instituting a priority of crude oil over life depending water. When in a country where by it's own Constitution which leans heavily towards our respecting property rights to being superior to almost everything, one can only wonder how this can happen.
How can Americans help the displaced Palestintian when many of our own encourage a self made tv reality show celebrity president to ban all Muslims from entering our well guarded fortress America?
Will we advocate for fair treatment of the unwanted Middle East refugee who now over burden our European allies by their wanting a safe place to live in? I would venture to say Americans will be tight lipped due to our hiding our own guilt for why these refugees exist.
How many Americans know the name Rachel Corrie. Rachel Aliene Corrie from Olympia, Washington gave her life defending the Palestintian's right to remain in their homes. Rachel died at the hands of an Israeli bulldozer while the Israeli's were knocking down a Palestintian home to make way for Jewish settlers.
This planet has shrunk to such a small level that prejudice must be abandoned, or we will all simply by our own bigotry end up killing each other.
In the end the Balfour Declaration will be deemed as worthless a piece of paper, as was the right of the occupier who wrote it to govern over the land Lord Balfour felt so privy to rule over. It will be exhibit A to a crime against humanity.
- Is Russia trying to take back over Libya from NATO, Radicals?
Joe Tedesky 03/14/2017 at 10:08 am with 2 replies
America while looked upon as a troubling evil instigator is counterbalanced by a Russia which appears to be a problem solver. I'm biting at the bit to not go into a bad Hillary rant, but I can't go without reminding any of you of how our crushing Libya was her idea. In the end America has no one other to blame than itself, if things continue not to work out our way.
Here's a thought, try some good old fashioned diplomacy to iron out the world's problems. Cut the military budget by no less than 60%, and up the 1 trillion dollar infrastructure renewal plan to the 3 trillion dollars we will need to just come up to par with what's needed to be done, and quit with this constant warring exercise that has drained our once financially superior nation down to dirt.
- Syria: As 400 more Troops go in, What's Trump's Mission?
Joe Tedesky 03/10/2017 at 11:29 am
I would like to know if us Americans even understand the purpose of all this war being waged by our government in the Middle East. Seriously these wars starting with Afghanistan seem endless, and to be more of a money drain than they do feel necessary to keep us safe. Sadly these wars in the Middle East have become a way of life, and pointless to why we're fighting them. I know there are those who think we are fighting them over there to keep us from fighting them over here, but with all of the terrorist attacks being accomplished by homegrown terrorist, then how does that meme of fighting then over there gain any credibility. Talk about leaderless, and now we have a tough guy with a secret plan to start winning again in the White House, and with his presidency it is official...America is an empire in decline. God help the innocents of this planet who never had a say in any of this mass destruction.
- Is the Public turning on Trump over Russia Ties, Sessions' Perjury?
Joe Tedesky 03/10/2017 at 11:01 am
Please don't misread me. I couldn't think of anyone I would find more revolting being our 45th president, except for Hillary Clinton.
I also regret in my comment I said Trump was being treated unfairly...it's just that our media blows my mind with their constant 24/7 coverage of Trump, when all other news is being ignored.
Read this...
link to counterpunch.org
Paul Street says more of how I feel. I'm more on the same page as you super390.
Joe Tedesky 03/09/2017 at 8:29 am with 5 replies
I am of the belief that Wikileaks received their Hillary data from a leaker, and not a hacker. Although with the 24/7 news coverage bearing down on us, even I stop from time to time to reconsider my opinions. Incidentally I would like to know more about the circumstances over the death of DNC staffer Seth Rich, and if Rich was one of the leakers who met with Ambassador Craig Murray.
It is clear to see that Trump is a great target for the media to keep a constant bead on. I don't like Trump myself, but come on now does he really deserve the treatment he is getting from our media? I'll leave you all to answer that, because your opinion is the only opinion that qualifies when analyzing Trump's being in office. It's personal and I respect that.
Funny thing that's not so funny, is if we do end up going to war with Russia it will have started by Wikileaks exposing Hillary's sabotaging the Sanders campaign. With that I will ask you to ask yourself will it have been worth it to support Hillary to such a degree as this...once again there's no right answer, because the answer is yours and yours alone.
- Dirty, Hot, Deadly: The Real Trump Scandal is What He's done to the Environment
Joe Tedesky 03/06/2017 at 9:00 am
For those who worried about Obama's legacy, well worry no longer, because Trump has arrived.
- Is Trump right to doubt that Islam is a Religion?
Joe Tedesky 03/02/2017 at 9:17 am
More people should hear what Professor Cole is teaching, and then America would be a little better off when it comes to our passing judgement on the downtrodden Muslim community.
- "Get out of my Country!" White Terrorist Shoots Asian-American Engineers in Wake of Trump Visa Ban
Joe Tedesky 02/24/2017 at 7:21 am
It's all about a boss who talks like a thug, and how the lower echelon interrupts the bosses rhetoric....and there in lies the problem.
- Buyers' Remorse: Americans think Trump is bad at almost Everything
Joe Tedesky 02/23/2017 at 12:59 am with 1 replies
40% of registered voters didn't vote. Of the 60% of registered voters who did vote Trump got a little better than 28% of the vote. Trumps 62million votes is 18% of America's 340million people. Clearly Trump has no mandate.
I feel for Professor Cole and in many ways connect with his frustration. This past presidential election season was destined to leave voters with buyers remorse no matter who won the election. Trump is doing it now on a host of things, and where some like me who bought hope (I didn't vote for Trump) that Trump would improve relations with Russia that hope is now fading away as each day goes by. Hillary with a Republican Congress would have been doomed to forever investigations, Benghazi, email servers, who knows even pizza parlors....but Hillary would have possibly even by now have us on our way to war with Russia, Iran, etc.,. Who will ever know? Buyers remorse is becoming common place with our recent modern day presidential picks.
Trump, Hillary, and no Bernie is a symptom of a country governed by the few who control a media narrative which obscures the many lies which policies are formed around. The people are helpless without the truth.
What I am amazed at is how much the Deep State has revealed of itself in their zeal to either control, or delete Trump. I also don't see Donald Trump prevailing over this crowd of no faces.
Probably studying and getting familiar with VP Mike Pence wouldn't be a bad idea, if you like studying future presidents.
- Should Bannon Resign? He and Milo Fake-Newsed Hillary as Pedophile
Joe Tedesky 02/21/2017 at 9:40 pm with 1 replies
Bill you have a point. After watching and hearing the reactions over Milo, and then listening to sound bites of Milo, I could not help but think of how Milo will now have a solid cult following. You ain't heard the last from St. Milo he is now part of the twenty teens of this new century. The bad news is how will the world respond to what Milo is preaching?
Joe Tedesky 02/21/2017 at 9:33 pm with 1 replies
Travis I hear ya, but I think that's why they invented ESPN and all those Desperate Housewives shows.
Oh and don't forget to stock up on duct tape!
- Trump invents Sweden Terror Attack, Lies about Immigrant Crime
Joe Tedesky 02/19/2017 at 8:51 am
Until the truth is to be known about what's really going on with our U.S. tragedies and war the lies will continue to breed fear. Fear overrides rational thinking.
My Italian grandma sometimes would recall how in her early days in America no one wanted the Italians. She would say, how some Italian gangster in Chicago kills another gangster, and then theses Americans say how all we Italians are bad...that's how America thinks of us, we all gangsters. This stereotyping wasn't confined to only the Italians.
More than likely if your ancestors immigrated here to America, they weren't very much wanted here when they first arrived.
JFK's 6/10/63 American University speech spoke to this in some regard.....
"So, let us not be blind to our differences--but let us also direct attention to our common interests and to the means by which those differences can be resolved. And if we cannot end now our differences, at least we can help make the world safe for diversity. For, in the final analysis, our most basic common link is that we all inhabit this small planet. We all breathe the same air. We all cherish our children's future. And we are all mortal."
- Top 8 Signs someone is a White Terrorist, e.g. plotting to Blow up Mosque
Joe Tedesky 02/18/2017 at 7:42 pm with 1 replies
I think the bigger question is will white terrorism increase the budgets of our law enforcement agencies, and by how much?
- Tomorrow, they will say, "Donald Trump rants and raves at the press."
Joe Tedesky 02/17/2017 at 12:20 pm
Has anyone found the thousands of Arabs dancing in the streets? While gradually lifting the sanctions on Iran why does Trump always refer to this money we are allowing Iran to receive as the money being 'our' money, when technically this is Iran's money?
Although Trump over embellishes almost everything he says, is he not guilty of what almost everyone in the media is also guilty of....and that's where the truth is stuffed down deep inside of an agenda?
The New York Times will go to great lengths to hide any American involvement with Nazi inspired rioters in Ukraine. The Washington Post will literally create 'fake news' while they attempt to slander quality Internet news sites as their being untrustworthy, and of all things they are reporters of fake news. CNN might as well just put a CIA agent in the anchor seat for never reporting to how conveniently our American weapons where supplied to the Saudi's always end up in short order being used by such groups as ISIS. MSNBC while in a continual search to blame the Wikileaks exposure of Hillary's emails on the Russians never ever mention such notable players as Craig Murray, and especially they never bring up the strange murder of young Seth Rich communications director for the DNC campaign committee.
It's agendas people. Much like our politicians should wear NASCAR logo emblazed uniforms allowing us to clearly see who supports them, our news agencies should do the same.
I don't think we need another law to be ignored and only enforced when it suits someone's agenda, but what we should do is refine our methods on how each of us as individuals comprehends the news we read and hear.
I come here to hear the opinion of Professor Cole as he centers his thoughts around reported events. These events he speaks to I can evaluate in truth by my lining up his facts amongst other articles and reporting I also read. The good professors opinion may not always be the opinion of other news/opinion sites, but his facts will line up to the others who have based their writings on real facts. Even with that a reader of the news may have to take a giant leap to accept any news they read as fact, and that's a fact...everything you hear no matter where you hear it comes down to your own brain taking on the responsibility to believe it.
I can't sit here and write a self help guide to how one should gather their news, but I can offer the advice to be careful to what you believe.
Recently I have read some good things about what the Trump Adminstration is doing with China...but it's not in the MSM news.
Read this...
If you read that, and if Meyssan is reporting the news honestly then why isn't this kind of reporting being brought up in our American news outlets? Could it be Meyssan is off the reservation, and his reporting doesn't fit the agenda.
Trump is guilty of what his opponents are guilty of, and it's not always simply a lie, as much as it's always 'the spin'. We are so screwed up that even though, and I don't hate Bill O'Reilly, but he always starts out his program by saying, 'and the spin stops here' and then he goes on to spin for the next hour...really?
If it's true that the truth will set you free, then we might as well all be locked up....as the good Sgt. Friday always said, 'just the facts sir, just the facts'.
With all of that I didn't even bring up 'infotainment' once.
- Questions about Judgment: Trump appointed Flynn in the First Place
Joe Tedesky 02/14/2017 at 11:12 am with 1 replies
Embarrassed VP Pence comes out of this Flynn affair looking pretty darn good, while people debate to how much Trump knew about Flynn's 'solo Russian deal making'. With Flynn transcripts in hand could we at least say, score one for the CIA. Seriously, this is some intriguingly great reality TV. Kind of makes a viewer anxious to see what happens on the next episode of Trump in the White House.
- Yemen withdraws blanket approval for US action after Trump's botched Raid
Joe Tedesky 02/08/2017 at 8:51 am
I think an article written about the 25th Amendment Article 4 is now required reading.
- Trump's Wrong on non-Coverage; But, Top 6 things actually Wrong with Terrorism Reporting
Joe Tedesky 02/08/2017 at 12:31 am
Eli, not everything is bad, and I as an older fellow need to come to grips with myself and understand how the new generations interest in entertainment is driving creative programmers into a frenzy of programming delight. It's not a bad thing that SNL or the Comedy Network do a slant comedy bit on a given issue or event, but when News cable networks go to spinning this is not the news. Humor and Cable News are becoming a blur, for a reason....it sells!
Even just to have one, or two, networks free of corporate interest ownership, coupled with programming not aimed at purely getting high ratings, but is the type of news outlet which is chartered to just report the actual news as it happens kind of network. Equal op-Ed, and counter punch debates....I don't care, but get us something that is thorough, and reliable, and then let's debate, and vote.
Incidentally after listening to Rachel Maddow the other night, and her take on how Putin is Donald's puppeteer I came to the opinion that by this coming Friday that MSNBC will have rolled up onto the steps of the Kremlin, and demanded Vladimir's head...and oh, his shirtless body, MSNBC just loves using those shirtless Vlad pic's.
Joe Tedesky 02/07/2017 at 11:42 am with 3 replies
So if President Trump is lying, and our wonderful MSM is lying, then where's that leave us poor lied too peons?
It's all a lie, it's always been a lie, and it will continue to be a lie, until we break up our conglomerate MSM into a thousand pieces. While downsizing our news media into smaller run agencies of truth tellers, we would do one better by finishing the job on our CIA which JFK had barely started to do, and scatter these instigating spooks to the wind.
Think of it all in the terms of life, and tax dollars, and then all these lies do add up to something awful, and that's putting it mildly.
- "This Land:" The pro-Immigrant Radicalism of Lady Gaga and Guthrie at Half-Time
Joe Tedesky 02/06/2017 at 10:29 am
Wow, today I learned something new, thank you Professor Cole.
- Yes, Trump, Some Americans also murder: Some are Your White Supremacists
Joe Tedesky 02/05/2017 at 9:04 pm with 2 replies
Professor Cole, what Bill Bodden stated I don't think should be replied to with a tit for tat reply. No one is necessarily defending Vladimir Putin, nor are we sticking up for Russia. What Bill Bodden is stating is the exceptional hypocrisy our nation shows when speaking with the self righteous tone of our accusations, which we do when that nation isn't playing in our opinion by our rules. Let's leave Russia be Russia, and worry about our own sins which we continue to deny. Also when was the last time you can recall where the U.S. wasn't willing to team up with another nations dictator when it suited our nation's financial or military interest?
Joe Tedesky 02/05/2017 at 8:50 pm with 1 replies
Eli, now don't attack me, for I am no Trump supporter, but to be fair about American business interest in Russia, for one of our business elite doing business with Russia is nothing new. Although, I don't have a clue to Trump's motives for wanting to cuddle up closely to the Russians, we must remember that when it comes to making money our American capitalist have no allegiance to anything but to reward themselves with profit.
Under David Rockefeller's term, in 1973, Chase established the first branch of an American bank in Moscow near the Kremlin, in the then Soviet Union. That year Rockefeller traveled to China, resulting in his bank becoming the National Bank of China's first correspondent bank in the United States.
I was tickled pink with joy back in 1972 when Nixon by traveling to China (ping pong diplomacy) and then as he went on to Russia, and by doing so Nixon turned back the minute hand on the doomsday clock by a well appreciated substantial margin. Smart move on Nixon's part at that moment in history, due to his putting the U.S. squarely in the middle of these two EuroAsian foes, and thusly placing the U.S. in a neutral position between these two threatening nations of ours then, like now, where anything other than a true peace, would bring about a devastation to the world like none ever before it has ever had.
We can only hope that whatever it is that Trump is up to, is that his version of diplomacy will peacefully benefit all of the people who inhabit this planet, and not just the wealthy few.
In the meantime give Trump hell, do what you must, and be yourself. Hopefully everything will work out fine, and our Egotist and Chief will not wreck the world too much, while serving his first term in the Oval Office.
Joe Tedesky 02/05/2017 at 11:47 am with 3 replies
Is it a healthy society, who while sitting on top of the world passes down judgement, as if it's instigating self were free of sin? Can a country accuse other nations to be the aggressors, while that same prosecuting country racks up countless coups, and self righteously invades other people's lands like none the world has ever seen before since the end of WWII?
I happen to like the idea that Trump wishes to have a relationship of détente with Putin. I would like to point to exhibit A of America for having a relationship with questionable characters whereas exhibit A being Netanyahu, and his country's consistent brutality being used against the evicted Palestintian for over these last seventy years. My point being, although one may argue how wrong Vladimir Putin maybe, then one should argue how some of our now current allies are not much better, and could be without a doubt arguably considered to be worst.
America should quite with our almighty judgment of others, and start putting our own house in order, and then lead by humble example. There again, America just put a man in the White House who while campaigning not to long ago, stood behind the podium encouraging his supporters to punch his rally crashing protesters lights out, and to throw these disruptive unwanted bums off the rally's premises. If this kind of leadership is what sells in America, then I ask you once again...who are we too judge other leaders and nations when we ourselves are guilty of such equal sins, or possibly worst crimes against humanity?
Lastly, for a country who constantly proclaims itself to be a Christian nation, who by it's own Constitution honors freedom for all religions, could we some day look Jesus in the face and say 'we have lived by your word' o Son of God, and now Your most blessed One You may now judge us'?
I'm not even all that religious, but I will tell you this, actions speak louder than words, and hypocrites only father deceit, which always leads to a false reality for the masses to live within.
- Trumpworld Fake News: Iran attacks US Navy, Iraqis Massacre Bowling Green
Joe Tedesky 02/03/2017 at 9:42 pm with 1 replies
I think Glenn Beck started a right wing trend.
Joe Tedesky 02/03/2017 at 9:41 pm
Nicholas I see the resemblance of Trump to Vito Corleone, but I also see Henry VIII somewhere with in his empty narrow soul. I saw a picture of Trump flying up the steps of the White House to be greeted by the Obamas, and down at the bottom of the steps was Melania with gift in hand walking around the rear of the big limo while President Husband went twenty feet in front of her...with this I'm sure he will be a big hit with Saudi's.
My mother always told me how one lie always leads to another lie...boy was my mother so right.
Joe Tedesky 02/03/2017 at 9:34 pm
Economist, you are so right. We Americans have been lied to for a very long time, Nixon sending in military into Cambodia, Kuwaiti babies being thrown out of incubators by Iraqi soldiers, WMD in Iraq, and these are but a few lies we Americans were told leading up to battle. Even the FBI never charged Osama bin Laden for 911 due to the lack of evidence. Now that we have Trump and Spicer along with Kellyann, we Americans have now officially become Conspiracy Nuts....welcome to the club.
- Here we go Again: Trump Admin Threatens Iran
Joe Tedesky 02/03/2017 at 1:03 pm
Your argument for no draft makes sense, plus I don't think the Pentagon wants to deal with the civilian recruitment...but would now be a good time to invest in duct tape, and yellow ribbon?
Joe Tedesky 02/02/2017 at 2:48 pm
Bill remember Trump thinks it a good idea to move our U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem.
Joe Tedesky 02/02/2017 at 12:32 pm with 3 replies
I've had the same feeling getoffmedz. Somehow I can picture a Trump presidency putting a national drafte (boys & girls this time) to issue a lesson in life to the Bernie youth (who the right likes to refer to as 'snowflakes) and have these young waiters and hairdressers march in unison lock step, while passing the grand masters podium on their way to die for their country. This executive action will be applauded by those who insist on making 'America Great Again'.
Joe Tedesky 02/02/2017 at 10:14 am
Apparently our U.S.foreign policy is going to be a ball of confusion. Kiss up to Russia while at the same time give the finger to Russia's valued friends. Is this not well thought out thinking, or is it a trick of somekind? Who knows, but I'm sure Sheldon loved Flynn's Roman Empire like dictate, and that's all that counts in their world.
Trump should seriously start reading Putin's speeches, where he will discover how much the Russian President values a nation's sovereignty. Trump must reject any plan where Russia is to be played the dupe, in a sqeeze play maneuver that is designed to use Russia as a wedge to jam between China, and the Middle East Shia countries, which he may think is a beautiful idea, and a huge opportunity...hey Donald they are on to us.
- Trump's Alt-Reality: White Terrorism against Mosque justifies Muslim Ban
Joe Tedesky 01/31/2017 at 7:53 pm with 1 replies
When you come to think about it Bill we have all known Donald Trump for a very long time. Trump's personality will shine in his 'you want very rich' really great Adminstration to where you will need the darkest toned sunglasses to get a safe glimpse at it...it will be beautiful, to look at it like the Taj Mahal, which my kids have a bid in on that wonderful piece of history. When can you remember the Donald ever humbling his self, and not that I want a wimp president, but more so a person who looks at people and life in a fair way, and a president who will abide by the U.S. Constitution to the best of his ability.
Eleven days in and between Trump, and Sean Spicer, it sounds like a 3rd world despot suddenly took over the American government. Carried away? to soon to criticize? I don't know you tell me, but don't forget how Trump has been in our lives for a very longtime now, so dig deep down into your brain, for as long as your memory can recall, for we have known this Trump Royal Creature for far to long.
Let's all hope he let's the protesters go, because if he gets advice from guys like Rudy, those protesters are in trouble.
Joe Tedesky 01/31/2017 at 10:03 am with 1 replies
Something is seriously wrong when we retaliate against those who didn't attack us, yet we ally with those who did. Questioning any of this strategy gets you deemed a conspiracy crazed nut, or you are accused of having a lack of patriotism. Carl Rove once made a statement where he claimed how 'we make our own reality'. He wasn't talking about you and I little people creating a reality, no he was referring to the power elite forming the narrative we must live by. With this narrative we little people support the power elite by purchasing rolls of duct tape, suspecting anyone who doesn't look like us to be illegal terrorist, as we willingly allow our civil rights to be lessened down to dirt, and this happens all because we bought into 'Their' reality. You have heard the saying how the truth will set you free, well not only will the truth set us free, but the truth will bring 'Them' down.
"You can't handle the truth" Colonel Nathan R. Jessup USMC
Jack Nicholson 'A Few Good Men'
All I can say to our keepers if they use the words of Colonel Jessup to me is, 'try me'!
- German Ambassador 1933: "Hostility to Jews Aimed Mainly at 'Immigrants'"
Joe Tedesky 01/31/2017 at 2:22 pm
Please travis take it easy. Observer's comment is just what more Americans need to hear, and dwell on while contemplating just exactly what Oberver is attempting to tell us. In Obsevers case the last will be first, with the attitude that Observer displayed here....so post Obsever's comment, make your friends and family read it, and don't be quick to say anything, just let Obsever's words float around a little in your head, and then go fight the Trump world which we are all now being forced to live in. Funny how 46% just now became a majority....do it travis, but remember what Obsever had to say this day in January, and then go forward.
Joe Tedesky 01/31/2017 at 11:46 am
Observer, I am a third generation American who by reading your words am appreciative for your warning, and inspired by your encouragement for me to read the U.S. Constitution and other important American valued documents which created the America I grew up in.
By your words this great land of America became a whole lot greater by having you work so hard to gain your American citizenship. One country's loss, is our country's gain....welcome aboard, you are a great American.
Joe Tedesky 01/31/2017 at 1:55 am
Well, I wouldn't advice to continue praising a guy like Trump, and yet I'd warn you not to upset him. When a guy leans on the podium and compliments himself on being in real life a really nice guy, and goes on to say, 'just ask anyone who knows me', it makes me stop and think of why didn't he just say, let me prove it by my actions & yet no....but ask anyone who knows me is almost like if he had said how he has lots of black friends, ask any of them they all know me. In fact he may have said that stuff. If someone has to stop and tell you how nice they are, then I would advice to be on your guard, because they probably aren't nice...I think my mother told me that, but Trump's demeanor along with his apparent management skills isn't something to get your hopes up about, or nothing.
This country by my estimation needs not just a president, but a media, who wants to quit stoking the fires of discontent, and to start trying to pull this country together....that's what we need, and the harder I squint I just don't see this quality in President Trump.
Joe Tedesky 01/30/2017 at 12:02 pm with 2 replies
Professor Cole thank you for the history lesson. This history telling is appropriate to what we Americans are dealing with today in our divided country, so good of you to tell this story of the 1933 German discrimination of the Jews.
Between Trump's vain insistence about his huge crowd who attended his inauguration, and the Mexician paid for wall, and now this Muslim ban, I think of how he is determined to make his self look good, while attempting to make President Obama look bad. Even though I have been very critical of some of what Obama did while in office, I find Trump's approach to rivaling his predecessor, childish, immature, conceded, and utterly disgusting. Trump is petty, and it shows. He comes to DC with a vengeance to settle some scores. Not political scores which may help the American people, but scores to settle with those who have questioned his qualities along the way to be president, and much more.
I will applaud him on what I think is good, but so far his first ten days are proving out to show that a vain and petty man now sits in the Oval Office, and with that I shrug my shoulders and pray our country will survive his rein.
- The Sadism of Racist Exclusion: Courts Temporarily Block Trump
Joe Tedesky 01/29/2017 at 8:17 pm
Nicholas Wibberley, you bring up a good point, as you always do. I guess I'm thinking of the foreigner who may have been sitting on the fence. Worst would be the embarrassed foreign person who tries to defend American values, when debating his fellow country people. Although, you are right America has kind of made it's bed, and now America has a hard time sleeping in it...oh if only our media told the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth. As there I digress...thanks for your input.
Joe Tedesky 01/29/2017 at 2:34 am with 2 replies
Admitting only Christian will only cause a spike in application faith conversion.
If forbid there is a next terrorist attack on American soil, and if the terrorist (who will die on discovery) turns out to be our first 'foreign born' terrorist...then you will know how we have been played.
Words have outcomes. Trump's words and showy executive signings do have a multiple interpretation on the final outcome when applied. Today immigration, tomorrow a cop on black in a city such as St Louis Ferguson, and we will then have an escalation into chaos. Even now, one has to wonder what plans are, or have been drawn up for execution in Chicago.
I suddenly feel the hysteria volume is being turned up in America, and the world is watching, and that is where the empire, and all of the dollar hegemony may end. If we Americans once believed how we lead by example, well what kind of example are we giving the world now?
- Trump Visa Denials target same countries Bush vowed to Overthrow
Joe Tedesky 01/28/2017 at 3:35 pm
Molly more people need to know of how your church members feel. BTW thanks for your kindness to humanity.
Joe Tedesky 01/28/2017 at 3:33 pm
If another attack is done in America by a Muslim from one of these listed countries, then you will know something is up. The Trump supporters will be able to say, 'well here ya go, see....'. I'm hoping I'm wrong, and that all of this banned immigration is just hype, and nothing more.
- Torture works . . . to produce Fake News (and that's how we Got into Iraq)
Joe Tedesky 01/28/2017 at 3:25 pm
One more thing I forgot to add, but where many compare Trump to Hitler or Mussolini, I find him to be much more like Henry VIII.....what ya think, maybe?
Joe Tedesky 01/28/2017 at 3:11 pm
There is a reason to employ the Peter Principal isn't there Bill
Joe Tedesky 01/28/2017 at 3:09 pm
Thanks for the reply regarding your fathers experiences. More people should hear what you have to say about what people such as your dad had learned, and not so much their listening to the scoundrels that give us our news. We all could use a lesson in humanitarianism, as well as a modem of humility to carry us forward. This jingoistic attitude is losing more wars, than winning them. Take care Grumpywithoutcoffee - Joe
Joe Tedesky 01/27/2017 at 10:37 am with 3 replies
To learn how to interrogate a prisoner of war, Google the name Hanns Schirff who worked for the Germans during WWII, and then google and read about an American who was stationed in the Pacific theater during the same war, who name is Sherwood Ford Moran. If you believe in catching bees with honey, these two men are your bee keepers to read about.
- The Inauguration of White Supremacy
Joe Tedesky 01/20/2017 at 10:01 am
I'm hoping this white supremacy thing, is like a light bulb which gets brighter before it burns out, and then America replaces it with multicolored lights which will burn even brighter and ever longer than before.
- Preparing for the Normalization of a Neofascist White House
Joe Tedesky 01/02/2017 at 9:14 am with 1 replies
Trump could become the biggest recruiter for liberal ideology since FDR, that is unless he outlaws it.
- Top 5 Reasons Senate Dems should block all Trump Supreme Court Nominees, Forever
Joe Tedesky 12/21/2016 at 10:35 am
Yeah, why not.
- No, America, it wasn't Russia: You did it to Yourself
Joe Tedesky 12/12/2016 at 1:13 am
The reason it isn't good, is because we are not only exceptional we are fragile.
Joe Tedesky 12/11/2016 at 10:26 am
If it was Russia who did the hacking then this saying applies....What goes around comes around.
Read this;
Joe Tedesky 12/10/2016 at 11:17 am
It was somewhere back in February of 2016 when a reporter shoved a microphone in front of Donald Trump's face where Trump said he was going to win by capturing the Electoral College vote in the Rust Belt States. After I had time to process his strategy I remember thinking, how efficient. If Hillary had not conspired against Bernie the way her and the DNC did, Hillary may have kept the Sander supporter votes. If Hillary had campaigned hard in these same Rust Belt States that Trump went after then this would have also made a huge difference towards her winning the White House. It also didn't help Hillary much having endorsements from every darn neocon that Washington has to offer. Now that Hillary is being deprived entering the Oval Office we Americans may lose our first amendment rights...only in Hillary's eyes is this fair. So much for democracy.
- How can Progressives get through the Next 4 Years? Organize!
Joe Tedesky 11/11/2016 at 10:00 am
For those who hated having the Clintons in charge, now could be an exciting time to take back the Democratic Party back for the common citizen. Don't look upon Trump's win as a tradegy, but look upon it as being an opportunity, and take back what was once yours. This isn't the end of the world, as much as it is the end of the Clintons, so help mold and create a better democratic society, if your up to it.
- 10 Things Weiner did Worse than Storing H. Clinton Emails on his computer
Joe Tedesky 10/29/2016 at 11:43 am
Why are we even talking about Anthony Weiner? I would imagine that a lot of high ranking Hillary people's computer might be worth an FBI investigation. Remember Weiner is just a spouse (or was) of a Clinton Aid. What Anthony does bring to the table is tabloid sexual content, to a story that so far lacks that PR appeal. While Trump's tick tack grabbing sexual private parts was front and center in the news, it provided Hillary some really great coverage to cover the out coming Podesta email discoveries. So now that Anthony provides the sexual component to Hillary's email scandal America will finally listen. Hey, it's American politics after all, and that makes this story that much more exceptional and indispensable, and with that so goes the news.
- ISIL's loss of Dabiq: It was never about Armageddon, but Weak States
Joe Tedesky 10/17/2016 at 9:20 am
Every state as it's own propaganda, so be it. Here in the U.S. our propaganda is spreading Liberty, and freedom, while we install chaos or dictatorships as we then occupy their once sovereign land. Been while in the land of freedom we install more Homeland Security measures to eat away at our once proud independence. The U.S. and it's allies brought this terrorist war to the Middle East, and not a civil war. Professor as much as I value your educated essay, you and I will need to agree to disagree. This is a war for a clean break, otherwise know as the Yinon Plan, and we are all recruited into Israel's army.
- Whose Fault is Trump? Top 7 Culprits
Joe Tedesky 10/03/2016 at 9:55 am
Here is story that to my knowledge was never reported where the Inspector General of the Depart of Defense in June produced a report that stated that the DOD is missing 6.5 trillion dollars. Although this wasn't reported, or didn't get much aire time if any, but instead we were treated to a 'Trump Fest' to keep us all better informed.
- Is Turkey's Pivot to Russia about Erdogan's Survival?
Joe Tedesky 08/23/2016 at 9:01 am
While everyone in America try's to determine who are the good guys and the bad guys, our own country is going down the tubes. There is so much American tax dollars being spend, and while we Americans are so consumed with everything Trump, no major media outlet is reporting how the Inspector General for the DOD in June announced how the DOD can't locate 6.5 trillion dollars. So while we Americans pay over 11 million dollars a day to fight whom ever it is we are supposed to be fighting, our own country loses big time to implement the Israeli Yinon Plan. Also, whether it be barrel bombs, or Russian and or American bombs, the poor Syrian children suffer greatly. It's time to shut this insane war down. We can do better than this.
- Trump and Extreme Vetting of Muslims
Joe Tedesky 08/16/2016 at 9:33 am
Why is there no reporting in the American press about the over 30,000 members of the Ahmadiyya Islamic Movement who met at Oakland Farm on Hampshire, England for a 3 day convention to reject radical Islam? If this has been reported by an American major news outlet, then so be it, but this event will never come close to equaling the scale of news coverage that Donald Trump has received with his promise to truly vet all Muslims entering on to U.S. soil. If America were to fight the radical Takfiri, and gather the average normal thinking Muslim to it's side, then together they could defeat this perverse version of what calls itself Islamic, and be done with it. What will result from Trump's rhetoric will be a calling card for only more recruitment to add to the radical side of this religious culture. Incidentally, what Hillary advocates with her 'no fly zones' will be another calling card as well. Until the U.S. decides to focus solely on extinguishing these radicals, and deal with Assasd on a diplomatic level nothing much will change for the good.
- Top 5 Ways Olympian Ibtihaj Muhammad is a Better American than Trump
Joe Tedesky 08/15/2016 at 8:58 am with 1 replies
What keeps Trump competitive is the public's distrust of Hillary Clinton. True, the bigots will always be attracted to other bigots, as Trump is their magnet of hate. If the Donald were to have run against someone like Tulsi Gabbard, well then it would be game over. In fact I'm not so sure Trump is even that serious to winning this election. No, Donald Trump's biggest strength is Hillary Clinton, and America's manufactured fear of all things Islamic. What should be questioned, is why Hillary is allowed to kill so many Muslims while they struggle to stay alive in their respective homelands. While Trump makes promises to ban the Muslim from their entering America, Hillary just wants to bomb then while they sleep in their beds.
- 8,124 Murders by Firearm in US vs. 29 (144 equiv.) in UK
Joe Tedesky 07/09/2016 at 9:35 am with 1 replies
To enact any kind of legislation, we Americans will require a body of representatives who will work in the American people's interest. Where are you going to find that body of devoted individuals? Maybe, pass a law to improve campaign finance reform, and then see if a reasonable gun control law may follow. Either do away with the kind of lobbying they do in DC, or get the American people their own huge lobby who will fight for their interest.
- How ISIL's attacks on Saudi Arabia aimed at Undermining the Monarchy's Legitimacy
Joe Tedesky 07/05/2016 at 10:42 am
When you go to war with the idea, that the enemy of your enemy is your friend, then be prepared for the worst. I mean if you play with snakes, don't be surprised if you get bite. This is advice not only that the Saudi's should have paid attention to, but this advice would go also to the U.S..
- US-Backed Kurds begin Campaign against ISIL in Northern Syria
Joe Tedesky 05/25/2016 at 3:18 pm
I vote for Russia and the U.S. to partner up.
- ISIL Endgame: Obama to send 250 more US Troops into Syria
Joe Tedesky 04/26/2016 at 1:27 am
Do you think, that by Obama's upsetting the Saudi's, that his actions may increase Hillary's campaign contributions? If that is what you are suggesting, then I would say to you, how that does make political sense. I guess that ex-presidents need to eat...so, why not!
- Turkey's Erdogan exports Press crackdown to US as his guards manhandle Journalists in DC
Joe Tedesky 04/01/2016 at 6:52 am with 1 replies
As the saying goes, with friends like these who needs enemies, may title this piece correctly. What really concerns me, is what is Erdogan doing at the Brookings Institute? I'm hoping another saying describes his visit, keep your friends close, and your enemies even closer, applies. I don't like this guy. A visit from him can't be anything good, so what next should we expect from this Syrian experience?
- What would effective Counter-Terrorism look like after Brussels?
Joe Tedesky 03/27/2016 at 10:07 am with 1 replies
All true Professor Cole, but what you wrote here isn't easy enough, to come down to a cruel enough 'Sound Bite'.
- Hillary Clinton goes full Neocon at AIPAC, Demonizes Iran, Palestinians
Joe Tedesky 03/22/2016 at 11:04 am
Americans need to learn about the Yinon Plan, and the Clean Break Strategy, that has been in play for at least the last 15 years, if not longer. I blame this lack of knowledge on the news media. Hillary is more war. America needs to work on domestic infrastructure projects. The Middle East needs less Zionist inspired military action by the U.S..
- Which Protest-busting Dictator is Trump most Like?
Joe Tedesky 03/12/2016 at 7:05 pm
As much as I detest any confrontational violence, it makes for good TV. Oh how good to be a TV advertising exec....must be nice.
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Adding more movement to your defensive line can cause havoc for the offensive blocking schemes. And it doesn't take as much as you might think.
Executing twist stunts is simple and involves teaching two skills: the Penetrator, and the Looper. Once your players know these two pieces of defensive line technique, they can execute all but the most exotic stunts.
Want to learn to use these stunts in your defense? They're taught inside our 4-2-5 Defense System. You can get an introduction to the 4-2-5 Defense with my exclusive video series, Foundations of The 4-2-5 Defense System at http://425defense.com/podcast.
The Outside Veer continues to expand on your Option package. This play hits one man wider than the Inside Veer we talked about in the Quick Clinic on the Inside Veer Option.
The Outside Veer is great to use when you need to expand your attack and option a wider defender. It is particularly good with a 7-technique Defensive End in the 4-4 or 4-2-5 Defense.
One of my primary sources in putting this episode together was the Offensive Football Strategies book, a collection of older football coaching articles published by the AFCA.
Tackling circuits are a great way to get lots of reps on the single most important aspect of defensive football. And do it in a short time.
When you put together a circuit, it's important that you are trying to address only one significant problem with each drill. That will keep your practice moving along efficiently.
This is a great way to use your entire coaching staff, so that your players get to work with everyone.
In this episode I also told you about a special gift for JDFB Quick Clinic listeners, my Foundations of the 4-2-5 Defense video series. You can get access now at http://425defense.com/podcast.
Taking it way back to the 1960's and the foundations of the Split Back Veer option offense. This is the original Triple Option run game.
And it still works today. Probably more so than ever. In different versions and variations, but we're going back to the beginning.
Split Back Veer is the Triple Option reading the first man over the Tackle.
One of the resources I used in putting this together, and still one of my favorites, is the AFCA's Offensive Football Strategies manual.
In this episode I also mentioned a special gift for JDFB Quick Clinic listeners, my Foundations of the 4-2-5 Defense video series. Visit http://425defense.com/podcast to get access now.
The only guy closer to the football than the Center, is the Odd Front Nose Guard. In your 33 Stack Defense or 3-4 Defense, the play of this guy is critical.
You can play him in two different ways. Either use a big, strong 2-Gap Nose Guard, or get your guy moving using slant calls.
I mentioned an article from JoeDanielFootball.com on 3 ways to slant, you can check that article out here.
To get access to my complete 33 Stack Defensive System and the 3-4 Defense System, join JDFB Insiders.
What's the worst feeling in football? Making a couple of huge run stops on the goal line. Only to give up that touchdown pass to a wide open receiver in the end zone.
Down on the goal line we put a heavy focus on stopping the run. But the pass is going to be an option for the offense, too.
Today on Joe Daniel Football Quick Clinic, I'll talk about how to prepare your coverage to make the stop on the goal line - without sacrificing your run defense.
You can get an exclusive 3 Video Series on the Pistol Power Offense, as my gift to you, at http://pistolpoweroffense.com/podcast
There's not a tougher situation in defensive coaching than defending the goal line. After all, you wouldn't be in this situation if your team was playing great.
But the Goal Line Stand can be a huge momentum swing for your defense. And you entire team. Not to mention, the opponent.
In today's episode of The Joe Daniel Football Quick Clinic, we'll talk about lining up in your 6-3 or 5-4 Defense to shut down the run on the goal line.
You can get an exclusive 3 Video Series on the Pistol Power Offense, as my gift to you, at http://pistolpoweroffense.com/podcast
The game is over. But you're still on the clock.
Whether it's a tough loss or a big win for your football team, the coach is still responsible for setting an example of sportsmanship.
In this episode of The Joe Daniel Football Quick Clinic, I'll give you my tips for how to handle the end of the game sportsmanship, no matter what the other team has done.
You can get an exclusive 3 Video Series on the Pistol Power Offense, as my gift to you, at http://pistolpoweroffense.com/podcast
In past episodes of The Quick Clinic, I've talked about Under Center and Pistol alignment for the Quarterback.
And they're just that. Alignments. The alignment doesn't change your entire offense.
There are certain advantages of using the different alignments. The shotgun alignment is no exception. But the advantages might not be what you're thinking!
Listen to this episode of The Joe Daniel Football Quick Clinic to find out how to get the most out of Shotgun alignment for your Quarterback.
You can get an exclusive 3 Video Series on the Pistol Power Offense, as my gift to you, at http://pistolpoweroffense.com/podcast
I get this question a lot. Or this confuse, at least.
"Coach we run the 4-4 Defense. I like your 4-2-5 Defense but…"
What's the real difference? It's not too complicated. There isn't one. Not a really significant difference, anyway. They're just names.
Listen to this episode of Joe Daniel Football Quick Clinic to find out why!
I also mentioned another resource - the now infamous Episode 80 of The Football Coaching Podcast.
You can get an exclusive 3 Video Series on the Pistol Power Offense, as my gift to you, at http://pistolpoweroffense.com/podcast
It must be 7 on 7 Season. Otherwise how often are you going to use 2-Man?
If you've got a great passing team on the schedule this season, then the answer is… at least once. There is no better coverage for stopping the pass. There's also no worse coverage for defending the run.
Running Cover 2 / Man Under coverage on your defense requires you to know how and why to use it. This episode will help you get the most out of your 2-man cover package.
You can get an exclusive 3 Video Series on the Pistol Power Offense, as my gift to you, at http://pistolpoweroffense.com/podcast
Why would you use the Pistol Alignment for your Quarterback? What are the advantages?
That's the question I'm answering today in the Quick Clinic.
The Pistol alignment gives your Quarterback a little more room to see down the field. Without sacrificing the downhill run game that you would lose in a Gun alignment.
Get instant access an exclusive Pistol Power Offense video series, my gift to you, at http://pistolpoweroffense.com/podcast
Today's episode comes from a JDFB Insider question about how to choose your best option at Quarterback. How do you decide which guy will be THE GUY for your football team?
I've identified two key factors in choosing a Quarterback. They may seem pretty obvious, but don't forget them.
I mentioned Darrin Slack's C4 videos, which you can find here: https://www.quarterbackacademy.com/product/quarterback-self-correct-system/
I'll also talk about my favorite Quarterback Drill to help your players improve. It's the Triangle Weight Transfer drill and it's included in The Pistol Power Offense System.
There's nothing more important for a High School Defensive Coordinator to figure out, than knowing who their best player is. But there's more to it than just finding the kid with the most yards and touchdowns.
In this episode of The JDFB Quick Clinic, I'll go through 5 things to look for when evaluating the opponent's offense for their 'best player'.
To go deeper on film study, check out Defensive Game Planning on Episode 188 of The Football Coaching Podcast.
The Jet Sweep is a great play. But not just because you get running really fast.
There's lots of reasons to use the Jet Sweep. It can be a key component to your offense. To setting up your offense.
In this episode of The JDFB Quick Clinic, I'll give you the 3 main reasons your offense should use the Jet Sweep Play.
We incorporate the Jet Sweep into our Pistol Power Offense System. You can get a Free Video Series at https://joedanielfootball.com/ppo.
I love the Miami 4-3 Defense. But there's one guy who can't play this thing without.
The Mike Linebacker in the Miami 4-3 Defense is going to be in a war against 2-back offenses. He's the reason this defense is so tough on the option, too.
There's some important qualities you need to look for, though! I'll talk about them in this edition of The Quick Clinic.
Get the basics of The Miami 4-3 Defense with this article: Coaching the 4-3 Defense: The Basics
For more on The Miami 4-3 Defense, check out How To Coach The 4-3 Defense on The Football Coaching Podcast.
You can align your Quarterback under center, in pistol or in the gun. Each alignment has advantages and disadvantages.
Under Center alignment is the traditional QB Alignment. Pistol and Gun have become much more popular in the last decade at the High School level.
In this episode of The Joe Daniel Football Quick Clinic, I'll talk about why you should use the Under Center alignment for your quarterback.
Looking for a complete Offensive System that your team can actually afford? Check out The Pistol Power Offense System.
Don't let the name fool you. We run from under center a lot.
When you're running an Even Front Defense, there's one dude that is hard to find. And completely irreplaceable.
The 3-technique Defensive Tackle, your strong Tackle, is extremely important. He's the one true Defensive Tackle you need in a Miami 4-3 Defense. It's hard to survive without him.
Big and strong. Low center of gravity. Active and athletic for his size.
One man cannot block him. Two men cannot move him. That's the 3-tech.
We use a 3-Tech Defensive Tackle in the Miami 4-3 Defense and in the 4-2-5 Defense System. Both of those Systems are part of your JDFB Insider Membership.
One of the most important things for an Offensive Coordinator to know, is how many chances he has. You've got to know if it's 4 down territory or not.
That's a decision that needs to be made immediately. Not when you get to the 4th down situation.
Going into the game with a clear idea of how good your punt team is, or your field goal unit, will help you make the decision. But you also have to remain engaged with the game and sometimes… go with your gut!
With The Pistol Power Offense System, we have some great plays. But we have to know when 2 or 3 yards is going to be there, and when it's not. Check out The Pistol Power Offense System at http://pistolpoweroffense.com.
I'm a really big fan of efficient in practice. There's a time to teach and there's a time to get reps.
We use circuits to get a lot of reps for the entire team, in a short period of time. It's a great way to use your coaching staff.
Check out this episode to see how circuits can help speed up your football practice.
Inside JDFB Insider, within our systems and web clinics, I use a lot of different circuits you can check out. Click here for more information
Hurry Up, No Huddle offenses make everything a little tougher. On defense, we have to get the play in really fast.
That doesn't mean you need to be one-dimensional. Just use one-word play calls! That concept goes great with the 33 Stack Defense, too.
For more on The 33 Stack Defense, check out these two articles: 5 Facts About the 3-3-5 Defense and 10 Reasons to Run The 33 Stack Defense
And get instant access to the Complete 33 Stack Defensive System here.
There's a delicate balance. You want to get everything you can out of watching game film. You do not want to waste your entire life in a dark room every weekend.
In this episode of JDFB Quick Clinic I'll share steps you can take to break down football film. Without breaking down your life.
I don't think there's a set system to this. It's a lot of feel. But you'll get some good ideas that you can use for your team.
Do you need to script your offense? I think so. I wrote about that in this article.
But how much should you script? Totally different question. The answer is, as always, it depends.
To find out how to put together your Game Plan and figure out which plays I'm scripting, check out The Pistol Power Offense System.
Every coverage has a weakness. No matter what anyone tells you, there is no solution to that problem.
It's the beauty of football.
That includes Split Field, Pattern Match coverages like our Quarters Coverage system. You just have to know where to attack it.
Check out this episode of The Joe Daniel Football Quick Clinic to find out where your Offense can attack Quarters Coverage to move the football down the field.
For the entire Pistol Power Offense System, including the Quarters Coverage beaters, check out PistolPowerOffense.com.
I love Quarters Coverage. Yes, I love Cover 1. I like a spot drop Cover 3 for the simplicity. But the beauty of Quarters Coverage is the answer.
Built in answers to absolutely anything the offense can do to you. This is a coverage package I learned from Shap Boyd and that has been a favorite for years.
Quarters Coverage is a pattern match coverage. It takes a lot of time to teach, but you'll be happy you invested in it in the end.
Listen to this episode of Joe Daniel Football Quick Clinic, then check out How To Coach Quarters Coverage for a video that explains all the different checks we use.


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Manage for Success: Positivity, Newsletter #116, April 2011
"Manage for Success" is a free monthly newsletter for record label executives who want to operate their companies efficiently and successfully. It's published by Keith Holzman of Solutions Unlimited, a management consultant, troubleshooter, and trusted advisor, and is based on his many years as a senior executive in the music industry.
Copyright 2011 by Keith Holzman, Solutions Unlimited. All rights reserved.
No. You didn't miss the February and March Newsletters since I didn't send them -- the result of a home and office move. But, as a matter of fact, there hasn't been a lot of real news during the last few months, at least of major import to our industry.
As a result, I've had some time to think about where the music business is heading, and although I tend to be an optimist, I'm very concerned about the future for our industry, our nation, and the world. I won't attempt to discuss, no less solve, any national or international problems, but I will address "the biz."
My first concern is the dismal quality of much that's been released in recent years. Yes, there are occasional albums that stand out from the dreck, but they are too few in number. When was the last time there was an album that made you rush out to your nearest neighborhood record store because you just had to have it and wanted it right away? I'll bet it was some years ago.
And what happened to those friendly neighborhood record stores? They closed up shop -- either due to poor sales, the proliferation of piracy, or just bad management. We don't have them anymore. With a few exceptions we're stuck with big-box stores with a limited depth of titles such as Best Buy, Target, and Wal-Mart, or well-stocked online stores such as Amazon.
I, for one, miss the opportunity of browsing through the bins for that serendipitous "find," or the recommendations of a record store clerk whose taste I'd learned to respect. That's all ancient history.
And even as good as it is, Apple's iTunes store just doesn't provide the tactile pleasure of picking up and handling a well-packaged LP or CD.
What can you do about this? Not much -- except -- only release music truly worth of you and your audience's time, effort, and cash. Work like hell to promote and market your releases. Be sure your artists get proper exposure and that they perform regularly and frequently in front of paying audiences. Artists and labels must have strong, positive, on-line presences, with well-designed websites. You and they must make maximum use of Facebook, MySpace, YouTube, Twitter and other social media.
Finally, despite this negativity, I generally think positively. And that's my recommendation to you.
Until next month,
Keith Holzman -- Solutions Unlimited
Helping Record Labels Manage for Success.
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|"Battle Hymn"
|The Macross Saga, Episode 22
|Air date
|2 April, 1985
|Written by
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|Robotech: The Macross Saga 22: Battle Hymn
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"Battle Hymn" is the twenty-second episode of Robotech: The Macross Saga.
While his superiors discuss their next move against the human's, Khyron launches a devastating assault against the SDF-1, even managing to board the vessel. The attack occurs during one of Lynn Minmei's concerts and despite the danger around her she continues to sing offering a small ray of hope to the beleaguered citizens of Macross.
Dolza, Breetai, and Exedore plan their next battle strategy, unaware that the seeds of defeat are being sown from within. Bron, Rico, and Konda have decided that they prefer the Micronian way of life, and they have convinced several of their fellow soldiers to defect with them. Meanwhile, Khyron is up to his old tricks. With the commanders in conference, he can strike without having to advise his superiors of his plans.
Khyron begins his new assault while most of Macross City is gathered to hear Lynn Minmei in concert. Despite the destruction around her, the young girl continues to sing, hoping to distract the crowd from impending disaster.
Bron, Rico, and Konda shrink down to micronian size, and attempt to reinfiltrate the SDF-1 through one of the battle vehicles.
The Zentradi attack in force, with the plan to draw away the veritech fighters and trick the Captain into using the Daedalus Maneuver to attack one of the flag ships. Upon doing so, the Destroids were ambushed and the Cyclops vehicles invaded the SDF-1 through the aircraft carrier. Upon recalling the Veritech fighters, additional enemies were able to sneak into the battlefortress.
Two cyclops reach the concert hall, stopping momentarily upon seeing Minmei sing. Despite the pause, a shot hits a light above Minmei, causing Kyle to be injured but otherwise safe.
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"Battle Hymn" was based on the original Japanese episode of The Super Dimension Fortress Macross entitled "Rabu Konsāto" (Meaning "Love Concert" in English) that was aired 20 March, 1983 in Japan.
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- Bill Capizzi as Konda
- Tony Clay as Breetai
- Jean-Claude Ballard as Narrator
- Lara Cody as Kim Young
- Richard Epcar as Grel
- Greg Finley as Henry Gloval
- Rebecca Forstadt as Lynn Minmei
- Eddie Frierson as Lynn Kyle
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- Ted Layman as Exedore
- Wendee Lee as Vanessa Leeds
- Melanie MacQueen as Lisa Hayes
- Edie Mirman as Miriya Sterling
- Iona Morris as Claudia Grant
- Tony Oliver as Rick Hunter
- Mike Reynolds as Dolza
- Greg Snegoff as Khyron
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