https://www.youtube.com/embed/YjntXYDPw44

Recent test comparing the Dodge and the Ford 1 ton duallies...



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_f3CAnH7WIM

Here are some families in my local area who are real deal refugees
Christian families who were driven out of their countries by muslims (The religion of peace) Some watched their mothers or sisters be raped or their parents be killed and all for the crime of believing in Jesus and not selling out it the lie that is Islam (I don't like giving that word a capital letter)

 They are thankful to be in a nation that does not threaten them for wanting to outwardly worship as a Christian.

The list is specific and detailed if anyone wants to give something specific. I'm jumping in and will list what I do and for who so we don't have much duplication.

I'd suggest if anyone decides to buy these folks anything and mail it, post up what and who as well so we spread out the wealth.

Here's the list:

Alex Bigure & Saada Alfani                                                                                                                                                     Children: Deane, Kenneth, Gloria  Gloria is 4 years   

Meshack Domisie & Bartice Niyonzima
Children:  Shukuru 6 years boy, Slyvie 4 girl years and Zxaucet 1 ½ years boy                             
Shukuru- educational leap frog, loves trucks and cars. He is in first grade. Size 6-7 in all clothes   
Slyvie- Baby doll with a stroller size 4T     
Zxaucet- toys that have music and educational learning. Size 24 months or 3T. 
Father works for minimum wage and she is a stay home mother.   
They live in government housing  Wenton Terrace.  From Burundi – Meshack’s parents  were killed in front of him.

Leon Karumba & Janes Samaji   
Children: Agnes 10 years girl, Esther 7 years and Carolyn 2 years  Agnes- Easy Bake Oven to bake cupcakes Size dress 8,      shoes 4 Esther- barbie doll with clothes size dress 7,shoes 2.5  Carolyn- doll and a stroller, Size 4T shoes 8 in children size.  Mother said they need clothes and shoes but the children mentioned  what I stated above.  They live in Millvale Government Housing.   Beautiful family.  From Burundi.

Zacharia Magamba & Bipemacho Ndabateze 
Children: Jeandedieu  4 years boy and Juliene infant girl
Jeandedieu- loves trucks and cars. Size 4T 
Juliene- High chair Size 3-6 months needs shoes   
Father is crippled and he works at minimum wage and they  live in Millvale gov. housing.   Mother stays home with the kids.   
BIG HOUSE THAT HOUSES TWO FAMILIES   (Someone is giving them a Christmas Tree)                                                   

Sylevestre Misigaro & Caliniya Banziriyubusa
Children:  Melchior, Philemon, Pauline, Antoinette, and Sara 11 year  girl                                                   
Sara needs  fitted sheets set and blankets  for her single bunk bed,
loves  art and games Size 10 dress, shoes 5-6, pants 10
(These two families live at the same house.) Son and family.
Email 2: michaelninteretse91@gmail.com                               
Children: Aiminwe  8 months  girl                           
Aiminue- high chair and toys for cutting teeth. Size 9-12 months

Gilbert & Esther Muhirwe                                         
Email: alaingilbert@rocketmail.com                       
Children: Bless 2 years boy  and Brianna 4 months girl     
Bless-tricycle or big truck and car size 3T  Brianna- high chair size 12 months                                               

Jeff & Rose Njambilo
Email: rosenjaho@gmail.com                               
Children:  Daryl 8 years boy and Cheryl 2 years girl                                                                                     
Daryl- remote car or  leap frog learning game (2nd grade) Multiplication tables  Size 12 slim pants  shirt 12  Coat and hat and gloves.                                     
Cheryl- leap frog that makes sounds educational on her level Size 3T

Emanuel Ntisezerana & Sophia Nsengiyusmva
Children: Eric (Sophie brother), Tuse 9 years boy and Caline 2 years girl, Tuse- Zumer (robot dog) Size 10   Caline- doll and stroller Size 3T

Yembe Sumuni & Avijawa Neema
Children: Chance, Babu, Daniel, Sifa, Ezekiel, Pierre 11 years boy and Happy 4 years girl Pierre- Zumer (robot dog)
size 12 Happy- doll and stroller size 5

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Another cold and rainy Monday night and another street church and meal. Tonight was a big turnout, over 150 I'd estimate and a mix of women and men.
My wife and I cooked up 20 pounds of pulled pork and dozens of hamburger buns to serve, and I got to work the crowd some and hand out hygiene bags, gloves, and socks.
Some of the homeless regulars are getting to know me now and telling me more and more about life on the street. I learned about a "Camp" that is set up by them on an abandoned block on 6th street. They told me they have a fire pit and their greatest need is simply fire wood to burn. They have makeshift tents and primitive everything else...really amazing that this exists in the middle of a thriving city!

I found this useful to consider.
OK, so you know a thing or two about weapons. You purchased a pistol or shotgun and feel you are prepared to defend your family.

Good

But if you shoot to stop a home invasion, will you be placed on trial? Will panels of advanced degree pseudo experts be called in endless procession to paint the case for you being a vigilante who was just waiting for the opportunity to shoot someone?

This book should be your next step in protection training.



 

 
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I've been thinking about how the current madness will end.

 Perhaps more than just about any other research firm in the world, we've long warned that there will be serious consequences for the decisions we've been making lately.

 But credit bubbles feel so good as they're being blown up that it's easy to forget what's really happening behind the curtains to create the faux prosperity we've been enjoying for the last few years. So this week, here's a gentle reminder about what's really behind the soaring stock market and our growing economy…

The world's three major central banks (the U.S., Europe, and Japan) have embarked on a massive financial experiment. They have created a gigantic amount of money out of thin air and used it to purchase mind-boggling quantities of government debt.

 In the U.S., our central bank now owns a pile of bonds equal to 20% of U.S. gross domestic product (GDP). Japan's central bank's pile of debt is equal to 40% of its GDP. At its peak, Europe's central bank owned bonds worth nearly $4 trillion, or more than 25% of its GDP.

The effect of this buying in the world's markets is difficult to overstate. It is not only the sheer enormity of these purchases… it is also the way the bankers have deliberately structured their purchases to warp the yield curve.

 Consider the U.S. 10-year Treasury bond, for example. There is no more important financial benchmark in the world. It is hardly an exaggeration to claim that everything tradable in the world is priced off U.S. sovereign 10-year bonds. This is the globe's benchmark cost of risk-free capital. It is from this price that all other forms of capital are priced.

 Currently, there is about $150 billion worth of 10- to 15-year bonds outstanding. Out of the total $150 billion in circulation, the U.S. central bank owns more than half. Likewise, at the "long" end of the curve, the Fed owns nearly half of all Treasury bonds dated 20 years and beyond.

By lowering long-term bond yields, the Fed has artificially reduced the cost of capital by an unbelievable amount. And by making it much cheaper to borrow, the Fed has enabled virtually all borrowers to gain access to the bond markets. That's clear by looking at the record-high issuance and record-low nominal yields in the high-yield (or "junk") bond markets.

 In June, with benchmark high-yield rates in the U.S. at a staggering 4.77%, low-quality corporate borrowers added $30 billion in debt to their balance sheets – an all-time single-month record.

 And it's also clear by looking at the colossal bubble that has formed in emerging-market debt. A brilliant New York hedge-fund manager pointed out that between 2009 and 2012, nearly $400 billion flowed into emerging-market credit markets – about four times more than average rates over the previous 10 years.

Here are a few simple questions: How can you have capitalism when the cost of capital is essentially zero? How can you have capitalism where there's no bankruptcy? How does capitalism work when there are no risks or downside?

 It doesn't, of course. We should see vast misallocations of capital and a tremendous surge in speculation. To see both of those trends in action, just consider the amount of casino construction around the world over the past five years. This is the way credit bubbles work. But it won't go on for long…

Please Enable Images to See this Economists who claim to know how all of this will end are lying. Nobody knows how (or when) it will end. Not even former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan. I asked him these specific questions when I saw him last month at a conference in New Orleans. What he told me was frightening: He said that the central banks have no idea what they're doing and that they will not be able to control the inflation that will inevitably result from this massive experiment.

Another guy who knows a little bit about investing has big concerns about what's going on with banks. Investing legend Warren Buffett says currency-based investments (such as government bonds) should come with a warning label…



Most of these currency-based investments are thought of as 'safe.' In truth, they are among the most dangerous of assets… their risk is huge.

'In God We Trust' may be imprinted on our currency, but the hand that activates our government's printing press has been all too human. High interest rates, of course, can compensate purchasers for the inflation risk they face with currency-based investments – and indeed, rates in the early 1980s did that job nicely. Current rates, however, do not come close to offsetting the purchasing-power risk that investors assume. Right now, bonds should come with a warning label. 
 

So what should you do? First and foremost, realize that we are in the late innings of an enormous global bubble. The banks have propped it up with a printing press. But it can't go on forever. All around the world, credit structures are in place that can only function as long as the central bank buying continues.

 The United Kingdom, for example, owes foreign creditors $10 trillion… more than 400% of its GDP. Spain owes foreign creditors $2.3 trillion – 167% of its GDP. Italy owes foreign creditors $2.6 trillion – more than 100% of its GDP.

 Central banks have proven adept at keeping these ridiculous credit structures in place. But there is a cost. And sooner or later, something will break… because capitalism doesn't work when there's no cost of capital.

Here's what I think will break first: the emerging-market credit structure. Few economists know about the "Triffin dilemma" (named after economist Robert Triffin), which boils down to this fact: Global liquidity is determined by the current account of whatever country's currency is used as the world reserve currency.

 Today, that's the U.S. dollar. For more than 40 years, the U.S. has recorded large (and growing) current account deficits with the rest of the world. This flooded the world with dollars, typically held in the form of U.S. Treasury bonds. These bonds are the heart of the world's banking systems, making up more than 60% of all reserves.

 Now, thanks mostly to the surge in domestic oil production, the U.S. current account deficit has slid from more than 6% of GDP down to around 2%. At the same time, the Fed has been buying back tons of U.S. Treasury bonds. The unintended consequence of these combined actions is a huge decrease in global liquidity.

Sooner or later, this is going to cause a big problem for countries like Turkey and Brazil, who owe foreign creditors dollar-denominated debts.

 Turkey owes foreign investors $386 billion – roughly half of its GDP. About $160 billion of these debts come due over the next 12 months. And unlike the U.S. or Japan or Europe, Turkey can't simply print away these obligations.

 So will the big central banks begin buying emerging-market bonds, too? Anything is possible… But I don't expect Turkey to do that. These defaults, which will definitely happen, will cause big problems in terms of political stability, currency values, and will inflict damage on banking systems across the world.

Keep an eye on the WisdomTree Emerging Markets Debt Fund (ELD). For the last five years, ELD has mostly kept pace with the U.S. Treasury Bond Fund (TLT).

 But during periods of stress – like late 2011 – TLT rallies while ELD declines. Since June, these two critical measures of the world's credit markets have sharply diverged. I believe that's a sign of things to come. I believe we're in the early stages of the "end game" where the giant paper charade of the last five years unravels…

Regardless of whether I'm right or wrong, you should, at the very least, heed this warning. All that glitters is not gold. It always pays to be cautious when other investors get greedy.

 And there is an abundance of signs of greed all around the market… from electric-car maker Tesla's share price to the nominal yield on junk bonds. Make sure you don't get swept up in the euphoria. Remember how fragile the world's banking system is… And make sure to buy a little physical gold this year.

The state of North Dakota has named a new publicly-owned landfill after
President Barack Obama.
In an overwhelming 35-10 vote, the state Senate advanced a bill naming a
650-acre site currently under construction after the nation’s 44th
president. Governor Jack Dalrymple is expected to sign the measure into
law Tuesday.
When completed, the Barack Obama Memorial Landfill will be the largest
waste disposal site in North Dakota, and the 17th largest in the United
States. It will be especially rich in toxic waste from the local
petroleum and medical industries.
“We wanted to do something to honor the president,” says Republican
State Senator Doug Perlman, who was the lead sponsor of the bill. “And
I think a pile of garbage is a fitting tribute to Obama’s presidency.
“We originally planned on naming it after a nearby mountain. But then
someone jokingly suggested we name it after Obama. I never thought an
idea like that would actually pass. But I was pleasantly surprised.”
The president is hardly popular in North Dakota. The most recent poll in
December 2013 found that Obama has a 35% approval rating in the state,
although that figure may have fallen further in the year since. Yet even
considering the political climate, seasoned observers are surprised that
two Democratic lawmakers voted for the bill’s passage.
“I supported Obama because I thought he would end the wars in the
Middle East;” says Allison Mitchell, a progressive Democrat from Grand
Forks. “But he decided to fight new wars abroad instead of fighting
for single-payer health care and jobs here at home.
“I guess people expected me to oppose this landfill thing because
I’m a Democrat. But honestly I don’t really care anymore. Maybe this
small act of protest will wake him up.”
Ordinary citizens in the state also seem to approve of the
government’s choice.
“I can’t think of a better name,” says Joe Blough, a plumber from
Minot. “It’s darkly colored and it's full of s**t. That pretty much
sums up Obama.”

A little emotion from our boy from Michigan!


From Ted Nugent’s Facebook Page:

Here's the lessons from Ferguson America- Don't let your kids growup to be thugs who think they can steal, assault & attack cops as a way of life & badge of black (dis)honor. Don't preach your racist bullcrap "no justice no peace" as blabbered by Obama's racist Czar Al Not So Sharpton & their black klansmen. When a cop tells you to get out of the middle of the street, obey him & don't attack him as brainwashed by the gangsta a__holes you hang with & look up to. It's that simple unless you have no brains, no soul, no sense of decency whatsoever. And dont claim that "black lives matter" when you ignore the millions you abort & slaughter each & every day by other blacks. Those of us with a soul do indeed believe black lives matter, as all lives matter. So quit killin each other you f______ (edited) idiots. Drive safely

Now that the Grand Jury in Missouri has determined the police officer fired in self defense killing the youthful criminal, Michael Brown, "Vigils" are planned all over this country. I posted a link to the page.

Prudence would suggest these 99%ers who are always peaceful and law abiding might get a little testy. Information is provided for your planning. I wouldn't be anywhere near these places at the appointed times.

Funny, but I couldn't find any locations where we can stand in solidarity with the deputy to support him for all the crap he was just drug through. Hopefully the deputy can and should sue the Brown family and the media for portraying him as a criminal when all he did is rid the earth of another one and did us all a favor!

http://fergusonresponse.tumblr.com/

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Unbelievable!

https://www.youtube.com/embed/Q8xz8xKEFvU

It was supposed to be a shining moment for proponents of the interfaith movement.

The Islamic “jummah,” or Friday call to prayer, would be held on America’s grandest Christian stage – the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.

It was a bold move that had never been tried. Leaders of the Episcopal cathedral said sending prayers up to Allah from a Christian church would show the world that two religions at odds with each other for centuries could “approach the same God” as one body of believers.

The stage was set. The prayer rugs were neatly arranged facing Mecca. The lights shone down on the imam for his opening remarks.

Not so fast.

Christine Weick, a 50-year-old Michigan woman with flowing blonde hair who lives out of her car, rose from the packed National Cathedral, the hall of halls in terms of religious prominence in America, and moved toward the front of the church.

She pointed to the cross hanging overhead.

That cross seemed to be the one thing nobody wanted to look at, she told WND Saturday in an exclusive interview.

The Muslims had set up their prayer rugs in such a way that their backs were turned on the cross, which they consider an alien religious symbol. Jesus was a prophet but was not the son of God and never died on a Roman cross, according to Muslim teaching. Yet, they found themselves staring at a woman who demanded the cross become the center of attention. She then blurted out the message she had traveled all the way from Tennessee to deliver.

“Jesus Christ died on that cross. He is the reason we are to worship only Him. Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior,” she said. “We have built …allowed you your mosques in this country. Why don’t you worship in your mosques and leave our churches alone? We are a country founded on Christian principles.”

She immediately heard voices in the crowd yelling for security.

“Black coat, white scarf, blonde hair!” yelled one. “We need to get her out of here now!” someone else cried out.

“They were yelling for security, and by that point I was already done saying what I came to say,” Weick told WND.

She was promptly escorted out of the sanctuary by two men in suits, who handed her off to a police officer.

Watch video of Christine Weick get removed from National Cathedral after standing up and proclaiming Jesus Christ during Muslim prayer service:
 





       
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She had instantly become a folk hero of sorts for thousands, if not millions, of Christians who read what happened or watched the video that was posted on the Internet.

Now Weick wants everyone to know that she did not get arrested and she is safely back in her SUV, heading back to Tennessee.

“It was quite an overwhelming day yesterday,” she said.

And while she was lauded for her bravery, she confided she was “literally scared to death” as she waited for the right moment to stand up and proclaim the gospel message.

“They never said a word to me. Two guys came up and got me. I remember one large man in a suit taking me by the arm, very strongly but he did not hurt me,” she said.

“He just put an arm on me and said, ‘We are walking this way.’ Then comes the police officer, and I’m thinking, ‘OK I’m done.’ I’m still in the sanctuary at this point, so I put out my hands for the officer to arrest me, but he just held my hand and walked me to the back of the church.

“He handed me over to a woman officer, who takes me to the front doors of the church. She hands me to another officer, who takes me to another officer in the foyer, who takes me out to the road. Not one of them said a word. I was free to go.”

She said she told the last officer who led her to the road to have a good day, to which he gave no response. She returned to her vehicle and soon afterward drove home.

Except she doesn’t have a home. She said her husband divorced her last year “over a spiritual conflict,” and her family disowned her because she took a stand against same-sex marriage and other “moral issues.”

Weick said she learned of the Muslim prayer service two days before it was scheduled to happen through an article posted on the Drudge Report. The more she thought about it, she felt the Lord was telling her to go to Washington and say something.

“My blood began to boil as I read the comments of how this is to be such a wonderful event and how religious tolerance can, for the first time, be shown in our nation’s capital,” she said.


Still, she had nervous doubts about making the 400-mile trip from Kingsport, Tennessee.

“That article got my attention. And then I Googled the Washington National Cathedral, and I got more information about the service,” she said.

She found out from the cathedral’s website that the event was for “invited guests only.”

“That’s when I knew I had to be creative, and so did God,” she said.

She wasn’t sure what type of creativity would be required or even if she was doing the right thing as she headed out on the road to D.C. In fact, she almost turned around.

A sign of confirmation

“I was driving there on my way from Tennessee, and I’ve got a lot of doubts in my mind: Am I going to make a fool of myself? Am I going to be in jail for the weekend?”

But as she drove down the highway in the right lane, she passed a strange woman.

“There’s this woman stepping out of her vehicle on the side of the road, clapping and giving me two thumbs up, and I’m like, ‘That was the strangest thing,’” she said. “The first thing that went through my mind was, ‘That’s my confirmation right there.’ That’s all I needed, and from that point on I knew this was something I’m going to do; and that was the catapult that moved me to keep going towards Washington.”

She said she told only four people where she was going and what she planned to do. She asked for prayer.

“I said I need you to pray for me, this is what God has put in my bones to do,” she said. “It didn’t hit me until I got in the cathedral and saw all the people and the cameras sitting on my right, and I’m thinking, ‘This is a big deal. I am going to be put in jail!’”

She credits God for getting her into the massive church, which was guarded like Fort Knox. Everyone had to go through a checkpoint to make sure they weren’t armed or posed a threat.

“It was a God thing how I got past all that security in the beginning. They never ID’d me, and I had brought my ID with me just in case, and I thought that would be my downfall, being from Michigan, that they would say, ‘What is she doing here?” Weick said. “According to reports, this was a heavy security event. They checked every bag and every person that walked in there. I bet some security people are in big trouble today.”

She said she slipped through unnoticed, first by following a security guard and then later by engaging in conversation alongside a woman with press credentials.

“I just followed those security officers when they were going from place to place. I just followed them,” she said. “It was almost like they didn’t see me. Like I was invisible.”

Hiding in the bathroom

Weick got through the security line about 10:15 a.m., more than an hour and a half before the prayer service started. She needed to lie low to avoid detection.

She noticed a janitor’s closet was left open near the bathroom and briefly thought about hiding in it. But a fear of being locked in persuaded her against that option.

She slipped into the bathroom instead.

“When I was in the bathroom hiding out, that’s when it hit me: I think I’m invisible, I really wondered, the way it happened, just strange, just totally strange; and someday I’m going to ask God how that all worked out,” she said.

While hiding in the bathroom and waiting for the service to start, she rehearsed over and over what she would say. She prayed constantly, with emphasis on Psalm 27.

A woman was washing her hands at the sink as Weick left the stall where she was hiding. The woman had a press tag on her blouse.

“I asked her if she knew what time the service was to start and she replied, ‘In a few minutes. Do you know where to go?’ I didn’t.”

“Follow me and I will take you to the front,” the woman said.

“I walked with her into the main foyer up to the security line. We walked right past the guards and into the sanctuary! I was invisible.”

Still, the butterflies fluttered in her stomach.

“As she took her seat she was shocked at what she saw. About a hundred people were sitting in chairs around rugs that were placed on the floor. Muslim women, separated from the men, were seated on the rugs. To her right was the news media with their cameras and recording equipment. In front of her were the prayer rugs.

“Then it hit me… I had such an angst come over me. Seeing these Muslims sitting on their rugs ready to bow to a god, causing such an abomination in the house of the Lord,” she said.

The imam said the call to prayer would begin momentarily and spoke some words in Arabic.

Weick felt her heart thumping in her chest.

“I prayed… ‘Lord! Tell me when!’ At that moment I saw a figure of Christ on the cross some distance away. I stood up.

“I was so nervous; you’ll never know how scared I was,” she said. “All I kept thinking was, ‘I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me; that’s my only strength.’ I could not do it through me. But we have an amazing God. He shows his strength in my weakness. That’s my motto.”

She started to speak, firmly and loudly but not out of control. What she said was not the same as what she had rehearsed in the bathroom stall.

“I did not plan on those exact words coming out. I was going to say it differently. I was planning to say, ‘I serve a risen Savior, and Muhammad is dead.’ But I saw the cross and it just popped out of my mouth. I was not going to say it that way. I rehearsed it the other way over and over in the bathroom, because my biggest fear was making a fool of myself; but it didn’t happen that way.”

Even if she had failed and made herself a fool, it could not be more painful than what she has already gone through over the past year, she said.

“I took a very strong stand on something last year. My husband divorced me over it. It broke my heart. I have a lot of heartache back home, a lot of hurt,” she said. “And I felt the Lord telling me, ‘You are going to go from place to place for me.’”

While she lives out of her car, she doesn’t consider herself homeless.

“Don’t be sorry for me. I have a very nice SUV. I go out to eat, I have a bank account,” she told WND. “I am just too Dutch to pay 60 or 70 bucks for a hotel every night when I can spend my nights in my car. And I travel every night from place to place, and that is what I was doing when I saw the story in the Drudge Report.”

Not a hero

WND’s first story on the prayer service drew hundreds of comments from readers. Many lauded the lone, unidentified woman who stood up and rebuked what they saw as a worship service to a false god inside a prominent American church.

Among the comments:

•“They shielded their eyes from the Christian cross, but could not shield their ears from the truthful words of this one brave woman.”
•“We should all pray to have the courage this woman displayed. The world needs it. Our nation desperately needs it. Jesus Christ IS Lord.”
•“I would speculate that the brave woman who proclaimed the Gospel was the only Christian present– and they threw her out,” commented a reader who quoted from John 16:2: “They will put you out of the synagogues. Indeed, the hour is coming when whoever kills you will think he is offering service to God.”
•“Bless this woman! Jesus Christ is the Messiah and Salvation for all that believe. Acts 4:12 automatically comes to mind. Islam and Christianity are opposed to each other, no matter what any Pope, Priest and Cardinal says. You cannot deny the Son and have the Father and Islam denies Jesus is the Son.”

But Weick said she did nothing outside of what God gave her the strength to do, and she doesn’t see herself as any hero of the faith. The weakest of Christians could easily do the same thing, she said.

“That’s why I posted on Facebook this morning. I was like, ‘Come on Christian soldiers we need to fight, and we need to fight using the gospel, the Word of God,’” she said. “There are Muslims everywhere, just walk up to them and say, ‘Jesus Christ is Lord.’ Be brave.

“I’m hearing that many Muslims are getting dreams. Maybe all it takes is one to have a dream after being told Jesus Christ is Lord, I don’t know. That is God’s deal. Let Him work it out. We just need to be bold in the Lord and we don’t need to be burning their mosques down, like they burn our churches. We have the gospel and that is our only weapon we need. Jesus is Lord, and we need to proclaim it, but how many times do we do it?”

But before Weick became bold, she was humbled.

“It was a situation in my life, how God yanked every anchor in my life over the last five years, just everything that would keep a normal woman, a normal mother, at home just got yanked out from under me,” she said. “I have a son and a daughter, and they disowned me. I took a stand against gay marriage and I lost them. That is my heartache. And it hurts me so much. And I wonder what they think now when they see me on the news.”

Weick said she doesn’t know what her next “assignment” will be, but she knows now she can tackle almost anything.

“I told the Lord last night, ‘OK, you can take me now,’ but I don’t know,” she said. “I think He may have other plans for me, per Jeremiah 29: 11

Read more at http://www.wnd.com/2014/11/christian-booted-from-national-cathedral-speaks-out/#ihkRtbPLFFs0mXvI.99

I was lucky enough to operate a little with MARSOC, providing them with some lift and gunship support while they cut their combat teeth in the Kandahar providence.
Good men, dammed good warriors!
They deserve this!



MARINE CORPS FORCES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND (MARSOC) SUBORDINATE UNIT REDESIGNATION AS MARINE RAIDERS
 
Date Signed: 10/16/2014
ALMARS Active Number: 039/14

R 170030Z OCT 14
ALMAR 039/14
MSGID/GENADMIN/CMC WASHINGTON DC DMCS P PO-SOD//
SUBJ/MARINE CORPS FORCES SPECIAL OPERATIONS COMMAND (MARSOC) SUBORDINATE UNIT REDESIGNATION AS MARINE RAIDERS//
GENTEXT/REMARKS/1.  IT IS MY DISTINCT PLEASURE, ON BEHALF OF THE ENTIRE MARINE CORPS AND WORLD WAR II ERA MARINE RAIDERS, TO OFFICIALLY REDESIGNATE MARSOC SUBORDINATE UNITS AS "MARINE RAIDERS."
2.  THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS TAKES GREAT PRIDE IN OUR SPECIAL OPERATIONS AND IRREGULAR WARFARE HERITAGE, AN ASPECT OF OUR CORPS THAT HAS BEEN RECAST OVER TIME TO MEET THE EVER-CHANGING NEEDS OF OUR NATION.  FROM 1ST LIEUTENANT PRESLEY O'BANNON'S CHARGE AGAINST THE BARBARY PIRATES IN DERNA, TRIPOLI AND THE COMBINED ACTION PROGRAM OF THE VIETNAM WAR, TO THE CENTRAL AMERICAN AND CARIBBEAN INCURSIONS OF THE BANANA WARS, AND THE MARINES OF THE OSS AND MARINE PARACHUTE BATTALIONS IN WORLD WAR II, OUR CORPS HAS UNFAILINGLY ANSWERED THE CALL FOR SPECIALIZED ACTION IN ANY CLIME AND PLACE.
3.  LACED IN THE ILLUSTRIOUS NARRATIVE OF MARINE CORPS SPECIAL OPERATIONS LIES THE CREATION OF THE 1ST AND 2ND MARINE RAIDER BATTALIONS, ACTIVATED IN 1942 FOR MISSIONS IN THE PACIFIC.  COMMANDED BY LIEUTENANT COLONEL MERRITT EDSON AND LIEUTENANT COLONEL EVANS CARLSON RESPECTIVELY, THE RAIDER BATTALIONS WERE CHARGED WITH CONDUCTING RAIDS THAT REQUIRED SPEED AND SURPRISE, SPEARHEADING LARGE AMPHIBIOUS LANDINGS ON BEACHES CONSIDERED INACCESSIBLE, AND CONDUCTING SPECIAL OPERATIONS BEHIND ENEMY LINES FOR PROTRACTED PERIODS.  FROM INCEPTION TO DEACTIVATION IN FEBRUARY 1944, THE RAIDERS FOUGHT WITH COURAGE AND DISTINCTION, PARTICIPATING IN CAMPAIGNS ACROSS THE PACIFIC, INCLUDING OPERATIONS ON TULAGI, NEW GEORGIA, BOUGAINVILLE, AND GUADALCANAL.
4.  SINCE THE COMMAND'S FORMATION IN 2006, MARSOC MARINES HAVE ADAPTED AND FORGED AHEAD TO MEET EMERGING INTERNATIONAL THREATS ACROSS THE GLOBE IN SUPPORT OF OUR NATION'S DEFENSE.  WITH THIS DESIGNATION, I MAKE OFFICIAL THE CONTINUATION OF OUR CORPS' SPECIAL OPERATIONS HERITAGE FROM THE RAIDERS OF WORLD WAR II TO OUR MODERN DAY MARINES.  THE MARINES SERVING IN THE NEWLY DESIGNATED MARINE RAIDER UNITS ARE CHARGED WITH MAINTAINING THE HIGH STANDARDS AND TRADITIONS THAT ACCOMPANY SUCH DISTINCTION.  KNOW THAT YOU HAVE EARNED THE ADMIRATION OF YOUR FELLOW MARINES AND THE MARINE RAIDER COMMUNITY.
5.  DETAILED ADMINISTRATIVE GUIDANCE IS FORTHCOMING WITH THE RELEASE OF MCBUL 5400.
6.  CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR UNIT REDESIGNATION AS "MARINE RAIDERS."  SEMPER FIDELIS.  JAMES F. AMOS, GENERAL, U.S. MARINE CORPS, COMMANDANT OF THE MARINE CORPS.//

Liberals and Democrats have been undoing America for a long time!


http://www.prageruniversity.com/History/The-Truth-about-the-Vietnam-War.html#.VGD6-Lx0xfM

Folks, we have one of our own, Dustoff35 out at the SEMA show right now in Las Vegas.
After talking to him, we decided to post up a SEMA thread to show some of the cool stuff that's out there. HE has a booth there where a company he is heavily invested in employs him every year to stand in the booth and meet and greet, and give little classes on their innovative product. But what he really does is walk around and get Chip Foose to sign his air cleaner from his Cobra kit car and stuff like that.

This year he is in the same building/area as the off-road crowd so he is sending streaming data about what he is finding. So far, he has found a Survival truck.com, and some trailer company who makes survival trailers, and others that make survival knick-noids. Bottom line is if I ever figure out to get his 400 pics off my I-phone, I'll start sticking them up here.

We had yet another successful evening meal on the streets of Cincinnati tonight.
The weather was chilly, but the crowd was big and we fed for over an hour until we exhausted all our food
Here's some pics:

NSDQ! Bro's

The brave may not live forever - but the cautious do not live at all!
~ Sir Richard Branson

One day, long, long ago, there was this pilot who,
surprisingly, was not full of stuff, (Real word changed)
But it was a long time ago.............
And just for one day.
~Anonymous

Flying is like sex - I've never had all I wanted but occasionally I've had all I could stand.
~Stephen Coonts, "The Cannibal Queen" 1988

It's not you're mistake that matters but it's how you recover that counts.
~Bill Cherwin, Retired flight lead of the Lima Lima Flight Team

Were' not happy till you're not happy.
~Perceived motto of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA)

Once upon a time, a pilot asked a beautiful princess, “Will you marry me”?
The princess said, “No”!
And the pilot lived happily ever after and flew fighters all over the world and
drove hot cars and chased skinny, long-legged, flight attendants
and hunted and fished and went to movies and dated women half his age
and drank Weihenstephaner German beer and Captain Morgan and never heard
complaining and never paid child support or alimony and kept his house and guns and
ate cold leftovers, potato chips and beans and blew enormous farts and never
got cheated on while he was at work and all his friends and family thought he
was friggin’ cool.
And he had tons of money in the bank and left the toilet seat up.
The End

What kind of man would live where there is no daring?
I don't believe in taking foolish chances,
but nothing can be accomplished without taking any chance at all.
~Charles A. Lindbergh, American aviator

Not all birds can fly. What separates the flyers from the walkers is the ability to take off.
~Carl Sagan (1934-1996) Astronomer



Pilots vs. Drones
Drones will not be late to briefings, start fights at happy hour,
destroy clubs, attempt to seduce others' dates, spill flaming hookers,
purchase huge watches, insult other services, sing O'Leary's Balls,
dance on tables, yell  "Show us your t__s!" or do all of the other
things that we know win wars!
~Attributed to a USAF fighter pilot

A mile of highway will take you a mile, a mile of runway will take you anywhere.
~Steve, Blogger from Ohio






Pilots:
They are cold, steely-eyed, weapons systems managers who kill bad people
and break things. However, they can also be very charming and personable.
The average pilot, despite sometimes having a swaggering exterior, is very
much capable of such feelings as love, affection, intimacy and caring.
These feelings generally just don't involve anyone else.
~Anonymous

Beware, dear son of my heart, lest in thy new-found power thou seekest even the gates
of Olympus... These wings may bring thy freedom but may also come thy death.
~Daedalus to Icarus. After teaching his son to use his new wings of wax and feathers.

A superior pilot uses his superior judgment to avoid situations
which require the use of his superior skills.
~Frank Borman - Apollo 8

Nobody who gets too damned relaxed builds up much flying time.
~Ernest K. Gann, advice from the "old pelican."

The J3 Cub is the safest airplane in the world; it can just barely kill you.
~Max Stanley, Northrop test pilot

When a prang seems inevitable, endeavor to strike the softest,
cheapest object in the vicinity, as slowly and gently as possible.
~advice given to RAF pilots during WWII

There's a lot of Hollywood bullcrap about flying. I mean, look at the
movies about test pilots or fighter pilots who face imminent death.
The controls are jammed or something really important has fallen
off the plane, and these guys are talking like magpies; their lives are
flashing past their eyes, and they're flailing around in their seat. It
just doesn't happen. You don't have time to talk. You're too damn
busy trying to get out of the problem you're in to talk or ricochet
around the flight deck. Or think about what happened the night of
your senior prom.
~Brigadier General Robin Olds, USAF

When asked by someone how much money flying takes:
Why, all of it!
~ Gordon Baxter

And let's get one thing straight. There's a big difference
between a pilot and an aviator. One is a technician;
the other is an artist in love with flight.
~E. B. Jeppesen

Never fly in the aircraft with someone braver than you.
~Richard Herman

An airplane might disappoint any pilot but it'll never surprise a good one.
~Len Morgan

You'll be bothered from time to time by storms, fog, snow. When you are, think of those who went through it before you, and say to yourself, "what they could do, I can do.
~Antoine de Saint Exupery, "Wind Sand, and Stars," 1939

The quality of the box matters little. Success depends upon the man who sits in it.
~Baron Manfred von Richthofen, AKA The Red Baron

The only time an aircraft has too much fuel on board is when it is on fire.
~Sir Charles Kingsford Smith

If an airplane is still in one piece, don't cheat on it. Ride the bastard down.
~Ernest K, Gann, advice from an the "old pelican," 'The Black Watch'

A pilot who says he has never been frightened in an airplane is, I'm afraid, lying.
~Louise Thaden

Keep thy airspeed up, less the earth come from below and smit thee.
~William Kershner

I was always afraid of dying. Always. It was my fear that made me learn everything I could about my airplane and my
emergency equipment, and kept me flying respectful of my machine and always alert in the aircraft.
~General Chuck Yeager

"Are you ever afraid when you fly?"
That's a good question. Yeah. I'm always a little afraid when I fly. That's what makes me so damn good. I've seen pilots
who weren't afraid of anything, who would forget about checking their instruments, who flew by instinct as though they
were immortal. I've pissed on the graves of those poor bastards too. The pilot who isn't a little bit afraid always screws
up and when you screw up bad in a jet, you get a corporal playing taps at the expense of the government.
~Lieutenant Colonel Bull Meecham, USMC

When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been,
and there you will always long to return.
~Leonardo da Vinci

Aviation is proof, that given the will, we have the capacity to achieve the impossible.
~Captain Edward Rickenbacker

You haven't seen a tree until you've seen its shadow from the sky.
~Amelia Earhart

There is an art, or rather a knack to flying. The knack lies in learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss.
~ Douglas Adams, Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy

Both optimists and pessimists contribute to our society. The optimist invents the airplane and the pessimist the parachute.
~ Gil Stern

I fly because it releases my mind from the tyranny of petty things.
~Antoine de Saint-Exupery

Fly the thing as far into the crash as possible.
~Bob Hoover

The desire to fly is an idea handed down to us by our ancestors who, in their grueling travels across trackless lands in
prehistoric times, looked enviously on the birds soaring freely through space, above all obstacles, on the infinite highway of the air.
~ Wilber Wright

There is one thing that I can promise you about the outer-space program - your tax dollar will go further.
~ Werner von Braun

If black boxes survive air crashes, why don't they make the whole plane out of that stuff?
~George Carlin

I pick the prettiest part of the sky and I melt into the wing and then into the air, till I'm just a soul on a sunbeam.
~Richard Bach

Happened again last night

This time it was spaghetti night with quite a bit of the squiggly stuff showing up. What we made started with 6 pounds of beef, 13 jars of sauce, and I think 8-9 packs of spaghetti. It was enough to fill up three of those big foil serving trays. Each one weighed maybe 15 plus pounds.
Another couple showed up with two more, so a total of five trays of just spaghetti there along with veggies, bread, fruit, drinks and condiments, and they ran out of food!
I didn't get to go, my knee is giving me fits, but my wife went along with a bunch of other folks. Pastor Jim actually had a baptismal pool set up on the back of his truck trailer, and he was doing God's work right there on the street corner.
All in all it was a good night with estimates ranging around 250+ folks showing up to eat and worship.
Sorry but she didn't get any pics...

Comment on why these school shootings occur

Weakness and relative safety breeds this sort of thing. The more social systems develop the less individuals need to contribute. The longer they life having to contribute less and still meet their needs, the more lackadaisical and lazy attitudes are reinforced. After a time, being lazy is simply the way it always was and you have the basis for a system of users and producers.

If natural selection were allowed to prevail, they would have died off long ago and things would be what those of us who produce call normal. But as the lazy people increase in numbers they will work to fortify their position as normal and justified. Somehow evolved social systems come to embrace that notion and social welfare is born.
The cycle more or less repeats, with welfare now being the norm, replacing the laziness that gave birth to it in the first place. Move along a few generations and all the history is forgotten and you have a system like we have now.

Just like the muslims move into a culture, then grow in numbers, then become influential, then start to take bits of control, then consolidate control, so have the welfare and lazy class and those who believe in all that.

Then the resources start to dry up or the lazy people have attained too much power, or some natural disaster or man made one such as a war comes along, and you experience shortages. Shortages in food and what not. We the producers scramble to fill in the gaps but because resources aren't there or we are being hindered by too much regulation, we can't meet demands, and that is when the crazy element of the "Entitled" people really comes out.

While all this was happening, the non producers have spent an inordinate amount of time doing little to nothing that actually helps society and have given themselves over to thinking and philosophy. This is a time when the only people who will listen to them are themselves, and with some of them having reached positions of credibility, those few endorsements give credence to the foolish notions these lazy people have come up with. They are pretty good at giving foolishness a veil of credibility. A shining example of that would be our President winning the Nobel peace prize for doing little to nothing of value.

These foolish notions usually make no sense and include gun control and closing down tens of thousands of farm land to save some endangered newt that lives in the water source. An alien world examining us from afar would note that our society had turned mad for making such decisions, however at this stage in cultural and social development these policies born of laziness and of madness are now ripened into legitimate policy.

All of that happened while we were at work or off fighting a war somewhere or raising out children.
We saw it from time to time, but did little to nothing about it. And now we have kids with feather earrings and pants pulled half way down their butts telling us what is right and wrong. I think that makes it partly our fault.

Here's the bad part, it isn't going to change easily. Personally, I'm just waiting for the meltdown which will adjust their numbers in a very big way and introduce some harsh reality to the lazy American person who seems now to reign supreme. While we wait patiently, we should resist every measure of stupidity that comes our way. What are you folks in Washington doing to stop the stupidity of this gun control measure? Are you marching on your capital. Are you shutting down everything to be heard. Are you standing on street corners talking to those who will listen? Are you open carrying where you are allowed to? Are you uniting with your police to let them know you are their real friends? Are you doing anything?

School shootings are awful. Some children dying in violence is abhorrent. But so is a road side bomb that severed the legs of a young man or girl. So is having to shoot a child who is carrying a bomb to dispatch your buddy. There is a lot of bad stuff around. Want to reduce death in America? Seriously? Then stop serving liquor! Stop producing tobacco!
Gun control is about people control, period. It has nothing to do with public safety. Chicago proves that every day and especially on weekends when scores of people are shot by criminals with guns. It is absolute madness to take guns away from normal people in the hopes of making things safer. Normal people with guns are what is making things safer.
So the argument needs to be: We need more guns on the streets and in the hands of responsible citizens. If a cafeteria worker in that school was armed, there is a possibility that no children would have died
Seriously in places that have given in to the liberal madness like Washington and California, You who live there need to give it your all to fix those places or leave them!

There are always a ton of good deals here at Aim Surplus.

Near Dayton, OH, they ship ammo to you with some validating and weapons to a FFL if you're going that route. I just missed surplus police S&W 9mm's, stainless for $329 today. OUCH!

Anyway, keep the link and check it out every once in awhile or stick yourself on their email alert list.


http://www.aimsurplus.com/

Anyone ready to get back into building this cool truck?
Been a long sabbatical with the knee surgery and L O N G recovery time, which is still not complete BTW!

OK the medium term objective is to get the engine reinstalled.
To do that I am cleaning up all areas of the vehicle that relate in preparation. My hope is to rebuild the transmission next week, but first get a bunch of stuff that is laying around, cluttering up my shop, back on the truck.

So that's what I have been doing, that and messing with the door panels which I just had to pull to make something custom.

Might as well start there.

OK, the plan was to pull the plastic interior door panels and replace with a flat fiberglass/wood panel that serves as a mount for a carbine, magazines, flashlight and other immediate need emergency stuff

First I pulled the door panel

ALERT: U.S. Army researchers at USAMRIID confirm Ebola variant was airborne in 1990

Sunday, October 19, 2014
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger
Tags: Ebola Reston, airborne transmission, USAMRIID


ALERT: U.S. Army researchers at USAMRIID confirm Ebola variant was airborne in 1990
 
(NaturalNews) U.S. Army virologists working at USAMRIID (U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases) [1] confirmed in 1990 that a strain of Ebola was airborne and could spread through air ducts, resembling the contagiousness of the flu.

Details of the airborne transmission and the "nuking" of all the primates in an entire research center are detailed beginning on page 273 of The Hot Zone by Richard Preston, a non-fiction documentary book based on dozens of detailed interviews with top military virologists. This non-fiction book was called "A riveting nonfiction thriller" by the New York Times.

The book is described by Internet Scientific Publications [2] as follows:

In 1989, Reston, VA -- one of the most famous U.S. planned communities located about 10 miles from Washington DC -- stood at the epicenter of a potential biological disaster. This well-known story was narrated by Richard Preston in a bone chilling account related to the recognition and containment of a devastating tropical filovirus at a monkey facility -- the Reston Primate Quarantine Unit.

The outbreak of Ebola Reston, and its documenting in The Hot Zone is also described in a USA Today article entitled "25 years ago, a different Ebola outbreak - in USA." [3]

In a wild attempt at revisionist history, the Obama administration is today telling us that Ebola can't be airborne; that it can't spread via contaminated surfaces; and that we are all in no real danger from it. The testimony of these U.S. Army virologists from 1990 tells a very different story of what happened with a strain of Ebola that was named "Reston" because it got out of control in Reston, Virginia and was barely contained. The threat from any strain of Ebola, we are told, concerns how rapidly it can mutate and adapt to new hosts while becoming airborne.

To eliminate any possibility of being accused of perpetrating a hoax or misquoting the scientists, I have included un-altered photographs of the relevant pages from the printed book below. The book is also available for sale on Amazon.com and you can purchase it and read it for yourself.

What you are about to read is real. Bolding emphasis added.

Cited from "The Hot Zone" by Richard Preston, beginning on page 272 of the soft cover print edition...


"Ebola... jumped quickly from room to room... a lot like influenza"
What happened in that building was a kind of experiment. Now they would see what Ebola could do naturally in a population of monkeys living in a confined space, in a kind of city, as it were.

The Ebola Reston virus jumped quickly from room to room, and as it blossomed in the monkeys, it seemed to mutate spontaneously into something that looked quite a lot like influenza. But it was an Ebola flu.

The monkeys died with great quantities of clear mucus and green mucus running from their noses, mixed with blood that would not clot. Their lungs were destroyed, rotten and swimming with Ebola virus. They had pneumonia. When a single animal with a nosebleed showed up in a room, generally 80 percent of the animals died in that room shortly afterward. The virus was extraordinarily contagious in monkeys.


"...could look like the flu... a different strain could appear in a month's time... drifted through the air-handling ducts"
The Institute scientists suspected that they were seeing a mutant strain of Ebola, something new and a little different from what they had seen just a month before, in December, when the Army had nuked the monkey house. It was frightening -- it was as if Ebola could change its character fast -- and could look like the flu. As if a different strain could appear in a month's time.

The clinical symptoms of the disease served as a reminder of the fact that Ebola is related to certain kinds of flu-like illnesses seen in human children. It seems that the virus could adapt quickly to new hosts, and that it could change its character spontaneously and rapidly as it entered a new population.

Ebola apparently drifted through the building's air-handling ducts. By January 24, it had entered Room B, and monkeys in that room started going into shock and dying with runny noses, red eyes, and masklike expressions on their faces. In the following weeks, the infection entered rooms I, F, E, and D, and the animals in these rooms virtually all died.


"USAMRIID concluded that Ebola can spread through the air"
John Coleus certainly caught the virus when he cut himself with a bloody scalpel, no question about that. What is more worrisome is that the others did NOT cut themselves, yet the virus still entered their bloodstreams. It got there somehow. Most likely it entered their blood through contact with the lungs. It infected them through the air.

When it became apparently to the Army researchers that three of the four men who became infected had not cut themselves, just about everyone at USAMRIID concluded that Ebola can spread through the air.


Photos of the pages from the physical book, published in 1994




Don't believe the Ebola lies of the Obama administration. A strain of Ebola was already airborne 14 years ago. It could rapidly become airborne again. Prepare now with the free, downloadable MP3 audio files at www.BioDefense.com


Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/047317_ebola_reston_airborne_transmission_usamriid.html#ixzz3GmUAPljU