PolitiZoid - The Great Pretender

PolitiZoid - The Great Pretender



Sometimes I get the funniest things in my e mail.



Thanks Dave for the great laugh.

Murderers in the Kremlin

A history of the Soviet secret police.



Thanks to Kevin

The War on Guns: Beautiful DREAMers

The War on Guns: Beautiful DREAMers



The government is releasing killers without a second thought. How long before there are MS13 gang members in your neighborhood? They are taking over and it's going to be the end of our Constitution and Bill of Rights. The DemocRATS are waiting for the "path to citizenship" to take effect. When they have solid control, how long do you think the Bill of Rights will last? They could end up with enough votes to do irreparable damage. The end creeps closer every day.

American Revolution 2, the war on cupcakes.

The war on pastry.



The head of the department of education in Georgia isn't standing for it.



Just what office was Mooch elected too? Will they be sending the department of education SWAT team to Georgia? The federal department of education needs to be disbanded. Education should be controlled by each individual state at the very highest. Another sick joke played on us by the Chief Peanut.

Thanks to Mike

Lagniappe's Lair: Consequence of permissive immigration policies: The terrorists among us

Lagniappe's Lair: Consequence of permissive immigration policies: The terrorists among us



It's not just Mexicans and other South Americans crossing our borders.

A Brief History of Mental Illness

Bill Whittle's latest Afterburner

For whistleblowers, a bold move can be followed by one to department basement

A VA worker in Phoenix experiences an old federal tradition

By David A. Fahrenthold

PHOENIX — On her 71st workday in the basement, Paula Pedene had something fun to look forward to. She had an errand to run, up on the first floor.

“Today, I get to go get the papers. Exciting!” she said. “I get to go upstairs and, you know, see people.”

The task itself was no thrill: Retrieve the morning’s newspapers and bring them back to the library of the Phoenix Veterans Affairs hospital. The pleasure was in the journey. Down a long, sunlit hallway. Back again, seeing friends in the bustle of the hospital’s main floor.

Then, Pedene got back in the elevator and hit “B.” The day’s big excitement was over. It was 7:40 a.m.

Read how the whistleblowers are punished.

I'm not a big fan of the Washington Post, but I think he did a good job on this. 

H/T to Jerry

Judy was Right

Judy was Right



Most Jewish people learned for the Holocaust, other seem to want to ignore the lesson. They were declared enemies of the state, disarmed, rounded up and sent to the camps. Ignoring the lesson of what disarmament can do is folly.



The Minister of the Interior, Frick, passed Regulations Against Jew's Possession of Weapons on November 11, 1938, which effectively deprived all Jews of the right to possess firearms or other weapons. It was a regulation prohibiting Jews from having any dangerous weapon—not just guns. Under the regulations, Jews "are prohibited from acquiring, possessing, and carrying firearms and ammunition, as well as truncheons or stabbing weapons. 

Those now possessing weapons and ammunition are at once to turn them over to the local police authority." Moreover, prior to that, the German police and Nazis used the 1938 firearms law as an excuse to disarm Jews. In Breslau, for instance, the city police chief decreed the seizure of all firearms from Jews on the ground that "the Jewish population 'cannot be regarded as trustworthy'"—the language from the 1928 and 1938 firearms laws.



Sort of like our government declaring some people "domestic terrorists". When will the roundup begin?

Even Liberals Turning Against Immigration

Protests against the flood of immigrants entering the United States have erupted in the most unusual – and symbolic – of places lately.
For example, a large protest was held this week in deeply liberal Boston – a place that’s also pretty familiar with revolutionary acts.
According to a report by Leo Hohmann through WND, “The protests against illegal immigration turned up in an unusual place this weekend when more than 5,000 people rallied in Boston, Massachusetts, an area that has historically voted for Democrats. Organizers hope the surprisingly large turnout will set the stage for a new wave of protests planned for Saturday in Tennessee and two other states.”

Read it all

When even the liberals start turning against your policies, maybe it's time to rethink what you are doing.

Thanks to Mike

The Battle Of Athens

 In McMinn County, Tennessee, in the early 1940s, the question was not if you farmed, but where you farmed. Athens, the county seat, lay between Knoxville and Chattanooga along U.S. Highway 11, which wound its way through eastern Tennessee. This was the meeting place for farmers from all the surrounding communities. Traveling along narrow roads planted with signs urging them to “See Rock City” and “Get Right with God,” they would gather on Saturdays beneath the courthouse elms to discuss politics and crops. There were barely seven thousand people in Athens, and many of its streets were still unpaved. The two “big” cities some fifty miles away had not yet begun their inevitable expansion, and the farmers’ lives were simple and essentially unaffected by what they would have called the “modern world.” Many of them were without electricity. The land, their families, religion, politics, and the war dominated their talk and thoughts. They learned about God from the family Bible and in tiny chapels along yellow-dust roads. Their newspaper, the Daily Post-Athenian , told them something of politics and war, but since it chose to avoid intrigue or scandal, a story that smacked of both could be found only in the conversations of the folks who milled about the courthouse lawn on Saturdays.

American Heritage has a great story on the battle of Athens.

Well worth the time to read it. Send the link to your Congress critter.