[Kid Twist]

^ I agree. My sheer joy in seeing a decisive victory and the gnashing of progressive teeth is the only thing that keeps me in check ... I have trained myself to be skeptical or keep sensationalism always at rational bay, but I truly believe that objectively he's gonna get the huge turnout we need November 8. It will be a joyous moment;

Let's get it done.

[Deepdiver]

As patriots we need to do everything possible to get Trump elected and expunge any and all media encouraged voter fraud... We need an army of pro Trump volunteers for exit polling to insure accurate vote tallies especillay in no voter ID states and no digitally read paper ballots... the infamous Soros backed diebold type touch display voting macines with no hard copy records.

Offer to drive elderly voters to the polls... bribe your friends to vote Trump Pro America with burgers and beer if you have to... We are in the red zone 2 yards and goal to go... just comes down to who has the greater will to WIN...

Vote Trump for a GREAT STRONG PROSPEROUS and FREE AMERICA!!!

[LeoneVolpe]

We all know Crooked Hillary is going to try and rig the election. What I want to know is, if there's a "Monster Vote" for Trump, will she concede?

She's backed herself into a bit of a corner by acting "offended" at the notion Mr. Trump would think the election was rigged, but then made sure to weave in her spiel about Russia potentially "hacking the election" during the final debate, presumably to give herself some wiggle room to contest the results herself.

What do you guys think?

[PainPositive]

Del

[PainPositive]

(10-20-2016 11:26 PM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

(10-20-2016 03:41 PM)The Beast1 Wrote:  

...
I'm willing to join a militia. Do you know guys like this?

I want to be the one to prune the tree of liberty, though i don't think i'd make a good soldier.

Good news. The most valuable people to militias are the ones with rare skills that have nothing to do with running into machine gun fire.

Take a look at a list of roles in the infantry. Many of them are cross compatible with militias. Comms. Cooking. Intel. If you want to support freedom AND live to tell your grandkids about it then focus your tuition on skillsets that will be both rare and incredibly valuable.

Any idiot can pick up a gun. Don't be any idiot.

What infantry unit focuses on cooking or comms? Those are all separate jobs. Rare skills like doctors (infantry have some medical training)will be important but being able to use a weapon with proficiency will be paramount.

Security will be number one and always is when setting up a place to live. If you think any idiot can set up solid security on a compound you'd be wrong.

Having the skills to stay alive will be paramount in a doomsday scenario, not cooking. I don't know if you know this but running into machine gun fire is the opposite of what soldiers are taught. You've been watching too many movies.

Any idiot can pick up a gun but most people dont know how to use them much less defend from an attacking force.

[Deepdiver]

A smart man would join or create an armed corporate or executive security company for both homes and businesses and travel...

Providing private security for the wealthy and powerful will be in huge demand should the SHTF...

Expect an explosion in Gated Communities willing to pay for true Professional Protection versus immigrant unarmed security guard companies "protecting" the likes of Target, UPS or Walmarts at night.

Is a legitimate way to employed highly skilled retired FBI and Military and Elite Police who will have the networks to provide cooperation from Government agencies rather than harassment from them at the hands of Radical BLMs or SJWs.

The opposite of a militia, legitimate credentials rather than wannabees, disicplined, deep experience, trusted, well paid, safe and secure for their clients and they themselves and their families.

[Leonard D Neubache]

^ Amen. Gated communities and tech savvy professional security is the way forward, no matter what strata of society you live in.

The smart suburbanite is looking towards a future where calling the police is either pointless or not even an option.

[Leonard D Neubache]

(10-22-2016 12:28 AM)PainPositive Wrote:  

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What infantry unit focuses on cooking or comms? Those are all separate jobs. Rare skills like doctors (infantry have some medical training)will be important but being able to use a weapon with proficiency will be paramount.

Security will be number one and always is when setting up a place to live. If you think any idiot can set up solid security on a compound you'd be wrong.

Having the skills to stay alive will be paramount in a doomsday scenario, not cooking. I don't know if you know this but running into machine gun fire is the opposite of what soldiers are taught. You've been watching too many movies.

Any idiot can pick up a gun but most people dont know how to use them much less defend from an attacking force.

I don't disagree, but I didn't want to launch into a three page epic, detailed breakdown of how to join a militia and maximise your potential for survival in that setting at the same time, so I used some generalisations and cliches. I think the point still shines through. While those skills might not be infantry skills specifically, if you have advanced first responder medical training and/or you can also handle field communications then you will have more options than the guy that turn up only wanting to shoot stuff, which lets be honest, is pretty common in a lot of militia circles from what I hear.

I'm still not going to bother with three pages of detail. I'll just point people here:

https://mountainguerrilla.wordpress.com/

This guy seems legit, so to speak. And yes, he expect people to know how to shoot, move and communicate, but the reality is that a lot of would-be militiamen are only interested in doing one of those things.

Anyone visiting that blog, don't get scared off by the wall of text currently posted. Most of his posts are reasonably short and to the point.

[Greyman]

I've corresponded with John (MG) a few years back. He is the real deal. A lot of valuable information.

No affiliation other than some mutual people we knew. Harsh language peppers his vernacular, but some vets on here will recognize that particular vein as being what/how men talk(ed) to one another....once upon a time at least.

[Leonard D Neubache]

(10-22-2016 11:17 PM)Greyman Wrote:  

I've corresponded with John (MG) a few years back. He is the real deal. A lot of valuable information.

No affiliation other than some mutual people we knew. Harsh language peppers his vernacular, but some vets on here will recognize that particular vein as being what/how men talk(ed) to one another....once upon a time at least.

I'm particularly grateful for his work on the "WHY" part of the militia movement.

His propensity for "skull-stomping sacred cows" as he puts it is very refreshing.

[Barron]

(10-20-2016 12:40 PM)Alpharius Wrote:  

Voting fraud isn't that common, and with each state having wildly differing voting laws, it would be hard to commit fraud on a national level. Even harder when you consider that the Secretary of State in most states is republican and wouldn't be involved in collusion with Clinton on potential fraud.

We now have definitive proof that the republican establishment is working with the DNC to sabotage Trump, so your point of Republican State Secretaries having a say in the matter is null and void.

Voter fraud is going to happen, whether or not it decides the election is the question.

Your passive dismissal of the topic is a dangerous form of enabling and isn't welcome here. We're in the situation we're in precisely because of the type of denial (in the face of blatant evidence to the contrary) you've just displayed.

[PainPositive]

(10-22-2016 08:01 PM)Leonard D Neubache Wrote:  

(10-22-2016 12:28 AM)PainPositive Wrote:  

...
What infantry unit focuses on cooking or comms? Those are all separate jobs. Rare skills like doctors (infantry have some medical training)will be important but being able to use a weapon with proficiency will be paramount.

Security will be number one and always is when setting up a place to live. If you think any idiot can set up solid security on a compound you'd be wrong.

Having the skills to stay alive will be paramount in a doomsday scenario, not cooking. I don't know if you know this but running into machine gun fire is the opposite of what soldiers are taught. You've been watching too many movies.

Any idiot can pick up a gun but most people dont know how to use them much less defend from an attacking force.

I don't disagree, but I didn't want to launch into a three page epic, detailed breakdown of how to join a militia and maximise your potential for survival in that setting at the same time, so I used some generalisations and cliches. I think the point still shines through. While those skills might not be infantry skills specifically, if you have advanced first responder medical training and/or you can also handle field communications then you will have more options than the guy that turn up only wanting to shoot stuff, which lets be honest, is pretty common in a lot of militia circles from what I hear.

I'm still not going to bother with three pages of detail. I'll just point people here:

https://mountainguerrilla.wordpress.com/

This guy seems legit, so to speak. And yes, he expect people to know how to shoot, move and communicate, but the reality is that a lot of would-be militiamen are only interested in doing one of those things.

Anyone visiting that blog, don't get scared off by the wall of text currently posted. Most of his posts are reasonably short and to the point.

A variety of skills is ideal. I agree. You can learn the basic skills of a 1st responder fairly well in about 40-80 hours. Collapsed lungs, blocked airways, CPR, tourniquets, stopping bleeding and such are easy to learn. Commo is a more complicated when dealing with military communications and satellite but can also be trained on these systems in a week.

Training in defending a base, setting up security, responding to attacks, learning to use your weapon with proficiency, being able to hit what you shoot at, setting up ambushes, defending against a larger force, guerilla warfare all take a long time to become proficient in.

But I see your point now. If you had no experience in anything now it would be easier to learn a skill like commo or take EMT training and you'd be more valuable than a guy who has no skills but wants to shoot stuff.

[eradicator]

(10-21-2016 08:34 AM)Samseau Wrote:  

(10-21-2016 06:58 AM)Vicious Wrote:  

Bush vs Gore.
Gore accepted the ruling by the Supreme Court.
That's a precedence for modern times.
If Trump still refuses after that I suspect he will just be overruled.

You can talk about voter fraud and such but the GOP are squirming when this is brought up, obviously because they are all operating with the same playbook. This isn't exactly new, it gets reported every election year but candidates choose not to highlight it.

Supreme court is 4-4 right now bruh

Not really. Roberts voted for Obamacare. He could easily vote against Trump, and while the supreme court does sometimes just make up the law or change it however they want, they are supposed to follow the constitution.

[Rico Ramon]

I think people are being a bit delusional in thinking Trump will win the Electoral vote much less the popular vote (which doesn't matter anyway)

I think Trump running for President was more about building his brand as this has been the best possible advertisement for him in securing future funding investment partners and TV programming opportunities. If he loses, he's still going to gain substantially for the rest of his life for his short venture into politics.

[LeoneVolpe]

^ 3 things:

1.) Even before this election, Mr. Trump was already world famous. He certainly didn't need any more exposure to help in "securing future funding investment partners and TV programming opportunities."

2.) Let's say for the sake of argument that Mr. Trump was after exposure -- I highly doubt he would've taken such "controversial" stances on issues, if he wanted to "build his brand." If anything, becoming a partisan figure (especially a conservative one) would harm one's brand in this fucked up day and age more than it would help.

3.) You need at least 250 posts before posting in this subforum.

[Dusty]

   

[Ivanis]

^^^

[eskimobobseal]

(10-27-2016 05:24 PM)Rico Ramon Wrote:  

I think people are being a bit delusional in thinking Trump will win the Electoral vote much less the popular vote (which doesn't matter anyway)

I think Trump running for President was more about building his brand as this has been the best possible advertisement for him in securing future funding investment partners and TV programming opportunities. If he loses, he's still going to gain substantially for the rest of his life for his short venture into politics.

It's fucking October 27 and these people still exist? The guy literally threatened to hire a prosecutor and put Hillary Clinton in jail at the second debate, he name dropped George Soros twice, he has routinely called out the globalist establishment, these are not things a guy more concerned with "building his brand" would do. Give me a break.

The situation in the West is going to be disastrous if Hillary Clinton wins. Unrestricted globalism, trade, open borders, Jihadist refugees and illegal immigration will result in mass civil unrest and chaos. That doesn't even account for the nuclear war Clinton is likely to start with Putin's Russia.

The cultural impact of the election cannot be understated as well, a Hillary win will empower SJWs, cucks, LGBTQXZ, radical leftist/radical Marxist anti-free speech filth like never before.

Personally, I think the West is done if Trump loses. I'll be making plans to get out within five years.

[Cobra]

Rico Ramon:

[Comte De St. Germain]

Will be helping establish Texan monarchy. Hopefully I'll get a nice ducal title.

[MiscBrah]

(10-27-2016 05:24 PM)Rico Ramon Wrote:  

I think people are being a bit delusional in thinking Trump will win the Electoral vote much less the popular vote (which doesn't matter anyway)

I think Trump running for President was more about building his brand as this has been the best possible advertisement for him in securing future funding investment partners and TV programming opportunities. If he loses, he's still going to gain substantially for the rest of his life for his short venture into politics.

Go back to your Power Plate cuck