The Pashtun, A Commentary by NC Scout

So, here we are. Nearly twenty years after the events of 9/11, which kicked off a war in perpetuity spanning campaigns in places both known and unknown, blurring the lines of morality while seeking to define the term the greater good, we find ourselves in no better position than when we began. Unless of course you count the endless bridges to nowhere, the never ending high tech programs designed to give so-called warfighters a better edge on the battlefield. In reality, such prospects are a farce. Overencumbered and micromanaged, accomplishing nothing. Synthesizing information at the fingertips, removing the humanity of war in so much as it creates an artificial superstructure. Unfathomable, insurmountable, impossible.
Indeed.
And yet, Iraq remains the battlefield between peoples, now perpetually in a state of anarchy. Yemen is no such success. Somalia remains impoverished, illiterate, and starving. Libya, once a nation with a relatively high standard of living has now become a battleground between which oil interest seeks to inherit her vast wealth. Syria remains only due to intervention on part of the Russians. Imagine that. But let us take in the case of Afghanistan, the current example of American policy failure, should we be able to call it such.
The land known as the graveyard of empires is once more exactly that. A twenty year epitaph of American opulence ironically known as Operation Enduring Freedom. When this author arrived in Afghanistan, he was sold on romanticized tales of combat on the dusty plains. A Warrior’s War. A hard life against a brutal and cunning enemy. Like all things, reality would be a horse of a different color. The Pashtuns were not exactly the romanticized fighters made of them on either side, rather, an untrustworthy tribal people, loosely conjoined by an overarching cultural resistance, out to make a buck selling their sometimes allies. Sometimes you, sometimes your enemy. Insha Allah. And they were quite honest about it, unlike the American State Department. There, you can sell out your country and allegedly your allies, simultaneously.
In fact we’ve come to a point where America has no real allies. Europe is hell bent on cultural suicide, Britain an empty shell, both importing with open arms the very product of two decades of failed policy now strangling them. There is no longer a cultural cohesion anyone could objectively point towards, with the only things coming from her cultural centers of New York and Hollywood either being rehashes of true icons or simplistic hollow propagandist trash appealing to only the lowest common denominator of the inept, the stupid, the immoral. So much for the intellectual Left of yesteryear which actually could rather cleverly ask moral questions within the framework of love of country. This can no longer be allowed, as love of country is dirty relic of evil colonialism, as we’re consistently reminded. The revolutionary chants of homeland or death have been replaced by a desire to remove any and all social controls. So be it.
Indeed Afghanistan continues its reputation as the graveyard of empires, pointing to her last success in the Soviet experience nearly half the length of the American duration. There was more money to be made. And perhaps my friend, Paul Avalone, author of the excellent Tattoo Zoo, was correct in his assertions for Soldier of Fortune way back when in 2006, claiming there was nothing worth gaining in that place. Much heartburn came as a result, as usually is the case when people are right.
The land of the Pashtun is once more in the hands of the very people from which we sought to liberate. Despite a technological advantage deemed the most one sided fight in the history of man, despite the weight of refined tactical prowess, despite a omnipotent targeting ability unmatched, despite precision munitions capable of hitting a spec of dirt from the stratosphere, America lost. And the world paid careful attention. Man to man there is no match for the American trigger puller, the Man on the ground, relying on his instincts, his wit and that of his teammates. In every case when such skill is relied upon, tactical victory is assured. This much we know. But war is too important to be left to the Warfighters, lest money be left on the table. For this reason alone, the victory was instead left in the hands of Afghan bagmen who cared not for a cohesive country but only for the vague eventual promise of a golden ticket to the land of plenty. It is a tale told over and over in the failures of American policy, guided by idiot Leftist intellectuals.
It is these same intellectuals we find guiding American domestic policy. Those speaking from their ivory tower lecterns, shuffling their well groomed graduates into positions of Federal authority armed and equipped with an empowered sense of objective morality. All the same tools, all the same tactics, all the same hubris of a failed policy cultivated overseas and brought home to fester. The outcome of a hopeless people with no guidance, no purpose, no direction aside from crushing any resistance to their empty bumper sticker slogans. Legality, I must remind you, applies only if you follow their own rules created for you -not them- and on that end, not daring question the status of things. The audacity to ask for legitimate elections or transparency! The daring to question a so-called ‘consensus of science’ when everyone classically trained is well aware of the absurdity of such a claim. And the duplicity of allowing their own cheerleaders to accost sitting Senators into elevators while holding others without bail for quite literally doing the same or less. A nation that is anything but its label.
So we find ourselves much like the Pashtun, a social juxtaposition of cultures, standing idly in silence watching the mighty legions waste away as they’ve done for eons and eons. They have the watches despite us having the time. Saying nothing while observing everything in quiet fury. A patience which grows more thin with each passing moment and each fleeting example of an American collapse. It is no longer a question of if the mighty America with its long whip could fall, but rather, when. The rot is insurmountable. Like the Pashtun, waiting for that moment when the pale, rotting corpse of authority removes itself. After all, it cannot exert its power everywhere, not even in a small land locked country against an unskilled and completely unsophisticated enemy, eating off the hoof, clutching a well worn Kalash that has lived generations and still has many moons to go. A man against time, a neo-luddite embracing a relic of warfare and holding his religion in the face of progress. How dare you.
When I am asked what I feel regarding Afghanistan, as is often the case in recent weeks having fought there, given its current state and the many friends I’ve lost over the years, I can only state quite flatly; I am proud to have graduated from the greatest combat training course on earth. And now what of those same failures who’ve declared war on you and I?

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About the Author: NC Scout

NC Scout is the nom de guerre of a former Infantry Scout and Sergeant in one of the Army’s best Reconnaissance Units. He has combat tours in both Iraq and Afghanistan. He teaches a series of courses focusing on small unit skills rarely if ever taught anywhere else in the prepping and survival field, including his RTO Course which focuses on small unit communications. In his free time he is an avid hunter, bushcrafter, writer, long range shooter, prepper, amateur radio operator and Libertarian activist. He can be contacted at brushbeater@tutanota.com or via his blog at brushbeater.wordpress.com .

62 Comments

  1. VAdeputy August 16, 2021 at 05:43

    Exceedingly ell written. Thank you sir for your commentary.
    Just waiting for the ball to drop at this point. Tactical patience and all that.
    May God grant us strength in the coming battle.
    VaDep

  2. Anonymous August 16, 2021 at 07:04

    5

  3. SFW August 16, 2021 at 07:17

    Probably the best commentary I have read from you.

  4. Truth in Tension August 16, 2021 at 07:29

    Very good article. Thank you.

  5. ÜPCG August 16, 2021 at 08:33

    I never could serve due to being 4F, had friends and acquaintances due time there and in Iraq, too. Very well said, Scout.
    How many people realize how perilous our situation as a country is now? Unfortunately too few realize that the same tools used over there can be, and probably will be, used back here at home.

    • NC Scout August 16, 2021 at 09:06

      It may be perilous, but certainly not hopeless.
      The Taliban overran a feckless and inept government in the span of a week. We’ll see if that timeline can be beat.

      • Johnny Paratrooper August 16, 2021 at 09:15

        I believe the official number of days cited to be 19 days. Pretty impressive by any standard. Especially considering they can barely do jumping jacks.

        • NC Scout August 16, 2021 at 10:27

          It took the DRA (the Soviet-backed Afghan government) four years to fall after the exit of the Red Army.
          Dwell on that one.
          Western enlightened benevolence is a fancy term for weakness.

          • Joe August 16, 2021 at 11:00

            Indeed….

          • Johnny Paratrooper August 16, 2021 at 12:13

            Amazing.
            Perhaps if we hadn’t recruited the son of every warlord as a police chief and army officer…
            Imagine…

      • Paulo August 17, 2021 at 01:14

        Read and saw this a little while ago:
        …”Approximately 7 weeks ago, June 23rd, Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin and Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Mark Milley testified in front of the House Armed Services Committee about their budget requests. Rep Doug Lamborn took this opportunity, he only had 4 minutes, to ask some very specific questions about Afghanistan and his concerns for early reports of the Taliban surging back into control.
        Lamborn asked about the hazard of closing Bagrham AFB given the tenuous nature of reliance on one airport in Kabul. Lamborn also asked about the evacuation of U.S-Afghan allies and the risk to women and girls if the Taliban were successful. What Def Sec Austin and General Milley said in response totally explains why the White House was blind-sided by the Taliban in the past week. [WATCH Video at 01:06:56, Prompted]”…
        https://youtu.be/9bpS8Zcic-U
        Hat tip to TCTH

      • Chris August 17, 2021 at 12:59

        I agree. I saw a meme somewhere that said, “If it were hopeless and they were losing, they wouldn’t need to crank the propaganda up to eleven!” As for me, the fam and I are going to have to bail out of NY. I’ve had family here since the 1690’s, but rising costs, as well as the Karen Covidians up in Albany are making life rather unpleasant. That and my old army boss (who is originally from Brooklyn) has told me that there may come a point in time where we can’t get out. The big item on the agenda will be where to relocate. Said army boss resides in MT and has told me, “You’d like it, it’s still America out here.” but the mrs. hates the cold. She has family in TX that are seriously considering moving elsewhere, as they claim that TX isn’t what it used to be. That kind of shocked me, but hey, everything else is burning down around us, so why shouldn’t TX be any different.

  6. WilliamtheResolute August 16, 2021 at 09:10

    Truth is undeniable and bittersweet; great article. I sense the next battle of empire will be the American patriot on American soil facing UN troops…the Kirgali Principal is the hole card for political pawns of Globalist bankers.

  7. boss21 August 16, 2021 at 09:11

    Read a lot in the last 24 hours. This article tops them all. The Soldier of Fortune magazine guys who were there from the Soviet time through the ‘90s and beyond did better analysis than all the Deep State scum who now tragically are about to misjudge on a far grander scale.
    C-17s won’t save them.

  8. Romeo Foxtrot August 16, 2021 at 10:33

    Most excellent post Scout, my father (24yrs CSM, 3 wars, WWII, Korea, and 2 tours in SEA)said basically the same thing in 75, as we watched the fall of Siagon live..I was 10 at the time…
    We, the US, won every major battle, had all the hi tech shit, got our asses handed to us by motivated folks in jammies, rubber sandals, made out of our scavenged tires, and AK’s..
    They were fighting in their own space, for their land, families, etc…Say what you will about their philosophy, in the end they won.
    Afterwards, the “Boat People,” who fled..Many of them came to Cali, in Sacramento where we lived, and we supported many of them, as my father admired their spirit.
    They then assimilated, contributed to the community, the Tiger Moms who raised good, smart children, learned English as best as possible, started small businesses, worked their asses off to provide, while retaining their cultural pride, but at the same time being grateful and proud to be in America, and many becoming citizens, as i witnessed several ceremonies.
    We then traveled the country, visiting family and many of his fellow comrades in arms, high level NCO’s and field grade officers he fought and bled with.
    I listened to their stories, opinions, getting a front row seat to history, that sadly has repeated itself now in Afghanistan.
    Now, we are in our battle space, steeling our resolve, knowing its not if, but when, and then we take to the battlefield, and apply the same tactics and strategies that defeated us, even without nukes and f-15s…
    God speed to all.

  9. Him August 16, 2021 at 11:04

    The war in Afghanistan was a smashing victory for the lobbyists, the MIC etc. How much was it? 2 trillion? Didn’t even have to get their hands dirty. That’s what the war was about. It had nothing to do with trying to win. And as a bonus, the Pakistani ISI have their old friends back in power. And back in the US, it’s not our military. It belongs to the Globalist Hegemonic Empire.

    • No August 16, 2021 at 13:02

      And now watch as the Death-produces-Money machine gets reconfigured as Money-produces-Death and is pointed internally. The Beast must be fed and someone must be punished for this failure.
      I give it less than a year.

    • rto-jerry August 17, 2021 at 08:54

      “And back in the US, it’s not our military. It belongs to the Globalist Hegemonic Empire.” FACT!!

  10. ex101st August 16, 2021 at 11:10

    NC, yours has to be the defining commentary on the Afgan conflict, Thank You. You could have changed the location in 1975 (my era) and would have been spot on then as well.

  11. James August 16, 2021 at 12:23

    “We will see if that timeline can be beat.”
    Well,the Afghan folks have had plenty of practice with plenty of empires,they seem to have a program in gear.
    That said,the American people if not handicapped/hand cuffed/ham stringed are a pretty damn good innovative/improvising lot of folks.
    So,whether a week or nineteen days,challenge accepted.
    Great write up and a lot of info. to chew on.

  12. James Carpenter aka "Felix" August 16, 2021 at 12:26

    “The Taliban overran a feckless and inept government in the span of a week. We’ll see if that timeline can be beat.”
    The determination, the optimism and writing is strong medicine.
    And the rest of our lives (long or short) will be occupied with applying it.

  13. Badlands Rifleman August 16, 2021 at 13:00

    Very good work sir, you’ve captured my own thoughts and feelings better than I could.

  14. hitman August 16, 2021 at 13:18
  15. Luke August 16, 2021 at 13:59

    “So we find ourselves much like the Pashtun, a social juxtaposition of cultures, standing idly in silence watching the mighty legions waste away as they’ve done for eons and eons. They have the watches despite us having the time. Saying nothing while observing everything in quiet fury. A patience which grows more thin with each passing moment and each fleeting example of an American collapse. It is no longer a question of if the mighty America with its long whip could fall, but rather, when. The rot is insurmountable. Like the Pashtun, waiting for that moment when the pale, rotting corpse of authority removes itself. After all, it cannot exert its power everywhere, not even in a small land locked country against an unskilled and completely unsophisticated enemy, eating off the hoof, clutching a well worn Kalash that has lived generations and still has many moons to go. A man against time, a neo-luddite embracing a relic of warfare and holding his religion in the face of progress. How dare you.”
    Well said sir!!

  16. joe tentpeg August 16, 2021 at 14:48

    Can we sh*tcan the ‘Nation building’ strategy thing now DoD?
    Never put much stock in ‘Colon’ Powell’s’ ‘If ya break it…ya gotta fix it’…as if it was #11 on a stone tablet.
    Leastwise, we let the Germans and Japanese rebuild Dresden and Hiroshima.
    This thing went pear-shaped the moment the pentagram brought in the ‘conventional’ forces with 18th Airborne Corps telling the SOF guys on horseback to ‘Get a shave!’.
    Time to nix the ‘CRT’ reading list at the war colleges and academies…
    …and crawl into Sun Tzu’s, Mao’s, and Spencer Chapman’s primers on the proper conduct of guerilla warfare.
    But…they won’t.

    • Johnny Paratrooper August 16, 2021 at 19:31

      By the laws of land warfare, anything that is damaged or destroyed by military action needs to be repaired by the victor.
      Which is why we declared victory so fast. So that we could repair roads, structures, and critical infrastructure to win hearts and minds.
      The plan obviously was not successful, but without it we would have struggled harder, and not had the local nationals thinking twice about shooting at us.

      • NC Scout August 16, 2021 at 20:17

        Because ‘nation building’ is a first world concept which only worked on three nations – Japan, Germany, and South Korea. Three populations with a coherent societal goal and high average IQ.

        • rto-jerry August 17, 2021 at 08:18

          3 Nations of people who ain’t a bunch of savages, are prosperous and productive peoples. Now we get a good number of Afghan tribal savages coming to ‘Amerika’, at Fort McCoy as we speak. Furthering the globalist plan of destroying the moral and cultural fabric of a once Christian nation. Showing up very soon to a section 8 housing project near you! Like Scout has mentioned you will not avoid what is coming!

  17. HighCountry August 16, 2021 at 15:08

    Very Insightful article that connected a lot of dots for me. It is much more multifaceted that I imagined.
    There has been little talk about the many American’s in and around Kabul that were told to “Shelter in Place” and not come to the Kabul Airport. Also, are there any American’s hunkering down in other provinces?
    With all American forces at the Kabul Airport surrounded with little or no armor, what would be the plan to rescue all the American’s “Sheltering in Place” around the city?
    It would seem that their only hope of rescue would be to communicate via cell phone with American Forces at the airport. It would also seem to me they would have to make some kind of deal with the Taliban to go retrieve the missing Americans, or have a hostage crisis.
    Any thoughts on this?

    • HighCountry August 16, 2021 at 17:42

      I think that I just answered my own question, there is no plan except America Last.
      “President Joe Biden is not planning to prioritize thousands of American citizens stranded in evacuations from Afghanistan, as the country falls similar to that of the Fall of Saigon in 1975, over Afghan nationals applying for visas to the United States.
      Pentagon press secretary John Kirby confirmed to Fox News on Sunday evening that the administration will not give priority evacuation to Americans in Afghanistan over Afghans applying for visas.”

      • Luke August 16, 2021 at 18:09

        My hunch is now is not the time to be an American and get caught over seas. I heard Matt Bracken talking about how we abandoned Bagrahm AFB. Sounds like that place could be secured much easier than the airport in Kabul. Guess it really is a question of how many more need to be evacuated? I couldn’t tell you if it’s 50 people or 50k. I’m assuming it’s closer to the latter and if the Taliban shell that runway in Kabul nothing too big is coming in or out.
        I hate thinking everything is a damn conspiracy nowadays but after Covid, Colour Revolution, and jacked up election it’s really hard not to. I am concerned for our soldiers, not the “Debbie with 2 mommy” types either. More of the deplorable kind if you will. I hope this is not a setup to drop some in the grinder. I am certainly not insinuating anything at this juncture but like I said your mind tends to wander in a society suffering from mass psychosis and subversion.

    • GenEarly August 17, 2021 at 07:47

      Tactically the airport island and perimeter could become another Dien Bien Phu. Only the “restraint” of the Taliban is preventing it. Biden’s USSA would never destroy Kabul to save the brave 6,000. Those who control the Taliban may decide such a traumatic defeat for the USSA is just the “Crisis” needed and everyone there is expendable in their NWO view.
      We underestimate the truly depth of evil coming for us here in the USSA. I pray and hope I’m wrong and just imagining these horrors.

  18. some dude August 16, 2021 at 16:01

    Inexcusable strategic error. Brutal. The story is just beginning…

  19. Gryphon August 16, 2021 at 16:37

    Once Again, the Determination of the Afghan Patriots has Driven Out an Invading Empire. It’s kind-of the National Pastime there.
    I wonder how long before the Syrian Army and People take advantage of this Confusion and Fear in the Imperial ‘leadership’ to start to Expel the ‘american’ and zionist troops occupying their Oilfields…. I doubt that Iran and Russia will fail to back them if they do.
    “We” meaning Patriotic Americans, are Next on the agenda for the globalist/zionist mafia to attempt to Enslave. Refuse the ‘vaccine’, it is the first step in creating a Slave Society.

  20. Chris August 16, 2021 at 19:11

    Are there no B1s to take out the hardware we left behind?

    • NC Scout August 16, 2021 at 19:23

      Hell no.

  21. Him August 16, 2021 at 20:03

    I can remember way back about 2 days before 9/11/2001, the assassination of Ahmed Shah Massoud. The Lion of the Panjir. He ran the Northern Alliance fighting the Taliban. I thought to myself, hmmm. I wonder what that’s about? Now we know.

  22. Johnny Paratrooper August 16, 2021 at 20:05

    Looks like my old unit was activated in the beginning of the weekend (the 13th) and has already deployed several thousand soldiers. No specifics mentioned, but they did say “This is the same unit who deployed last year”. Which would be the good old 3rd BCT. They are, reportedly, securing Kabul Airport.
    Any word on this Scout?
    The twitter for my old unit has been quiet. Which probably means “Yes”.
    https://twitter.com/Global_Mil_Info/status/1427002769492303877

    • NC Scout August 16, 2021 at 20:16

      Yeah they’re headed over. All over the local radio news here.

      • Johnny Paratrooper August 16, 2021 at 20:21

        Praying for my guys. There is a lot of hardware on the loose over there… And it’s a total cluster. New Post dropped. Best images I could find scouring the net.

        • NC Scout August 16, 2021 at 20:23

          Outstanding work brother.

          • Johnny Paratrooper August 16, 2021 at 20:39

            Airborne!

          • NC Scout August 16, 2021 at 20:43

            ALL THE WAY.

  23. KBYN August 16, 2021 at 21:11

    When you combine a biblical worldview, deep personal experience, a solid grasp of world & military history, and righteous anger, you get hard hitting and truthful essays like this.
    Tempus fugit. Para bellum.

    • NC Scout August 17, 2021 at 06:27

      This is probably the best compliment I’ve ever received online.
      Thank you.

  24. vyt1az August 16, 2021 at 23:20

    The best a man can do with his suffering and misery is turn it into something good.
    It’s divinely inspired work.
    Look around at the fruits of that labor.
    Thank you.

  25. Jack Lawson August 16, 2021 at 23:50

    Written beyond excellent…

    • NC Scout August 17, 2021 at 06:26

      Thanks brother.

  26. Chris August 17, 2021 at 01:48

    Stirring & inspiring… words are insufficient.
    Thank you, sir.

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  28. Anonymous August 17, 2021 at 09:09

    4.5

  29. Grenadier1 August 17, 2021 at 12:18

    Brilliant.
    I will be sure to mention this on my show and link to it.

  30. Anonymous August 17, 2021 at 13:39

    0.5

  31. NC Scout August 17, 2021 at 17:07

    4.5

  32. Alberticus August 17, 2021 at 18:19

    The RED phone rang at 3AM …
    The President and Vice President covered their ears and RAN AWAY.
    Biden and Harris REFUSED to answer.
    Remove them from office.
    For over 24 hours the People were left without LEADERSHIP as those two RAN from their responsibilities.

  33. nobodyspecial August 17, 2021 at 19:46

    Excellent post. I fully appreciate the concluding sentiment. I like to think of it as the silver lining to the realization that all you sacrificed was for a useless war….that you are now a stone cold killer able to see the world for what it really is. This helps me sleep at night. I tried to share this silver lining with a friend of mine who was emotionally struggling with the loss of brothers in battle and the realization that the forever wars were a farce, useless, and a waste of good mens’ lives. He could not grasp that those responsible for this con perpetrated upon him were the exact same people who gave him the very tools needed to truly defend liberty at home….the silver lining. He could not let go of old norms and break through the cognitive dissonance to accept the reality of it all. Not that it is anything new, it is a story as old as time. I hope others are able to break through the haze and anger and realize that we fought….and we learned…we took this knowledge home. We learned that a thousand pin pricks is just as powerful as an arsenal of JDAMs…that will trumps technology…that the giant can be slain. Afghanistan made me who I am. I would not change it even if I could. Clarity of vision is a burden, but one which we who made it home must accept, embrace, and share. It is our duty. Let us not shame our fallen brothers, let us not shame our ancestors, let us not fail our children, let us accept God’s plan for us. Do you feel it in your heart? Can you hear it coming? If you cannot, then you are not listening. Take a knee, face out, drink water, and conduct SLLS. Your time is coming. God, give us the strength, when the time comes, to use the gift You gave us…the silver lining.
    I never post anything, maybe its not even a good idea to post this, I do not know, but I feel the urge to share what I feel as I watch this debacle unfold in Kabul. Maybe it makes no sense, maybe I just constructed some BS in my mind to deal with the realization that it was all a con. I come to this place because others have the courage to write about what is constantly on my mind. Well, now others can know what I think.

    • Luke August 17, 2021 at 20:28

      Great passage friend. Give old NC a run for his money. 👍

  34. aquietman August 17, 2021 at 21:15

    A great essay. Others have said it much better than I can, but thank you
    Before I found this community that you are building, all I knew came from people like Rush and Sean Hannity. I will always love Rush, but at the end of the day the purpose of Sean and Rush, and almost every other commenter is just to anger you and frighten you and to get you to tune back in.. Always the part that was missing was ” so what do we do about it”
    There was also for many like me a sense of isolation, nobody I knew cared enough to really engage and spend their time and money to prepare mentally and physically for what is almost inevitably to come. So I found American Partisan, Brush Beater and the Forum. As I got my house in order and lifted my head up, you said “engage at the local level” That made more sense than anything I heard from anywhere else. I am working to do just that.
    I could go on and on, put the point is, is that you and your cohorts are having an important impact on a far greater set of people than you can probably imagine. I am working very hard to get myself in shape to come and train with you guys… It won’t be long.
    Awakened but not Woke —

  35. Gunny HiWay August 17, 2021 at 23:08

    NC,
    Great assessment.
    Here is my answer to your last question.
    My neighborhood for 2 blocks in each direction is my “line in the sand”.
    Any and all combat equipped personnel from any military or LEO presence doing anything un-constitutional, or against my GOD GGIVEN RIGHTS will be dealt payback immediately and with impunity. Starting with the highest visible rank.
    Their actions would include, but not limited to door to door vax mandate, martial law, confiscations of any kind, roadblocks, paper checkpoints, etc…
    I am embarrassed to be American and too old to take their lies and treason any longer.
    Bring it on and let God sort it out.
    Carry On,
    Gunny
    #GardasilKilledJessica
    RIP Jess ~ 12/16/1993-12/24/2013

  36. Robert W Orians August 18, 2021 at 18:10

    With the goat herders confiscating how many billions of powerful weaponry now is the time for Obama to set them up for a defeat of epic proportions . Obama certainly knows what he is doing. What Bath House Barry does not understand though is Faith in a powerful G-d. Please join me as I pray and fast for our warriors. Lord be with our children . Keep them under the Shadow of Your Wings . In The Name Above All names . Amen

  37. Coop Willis August 19, 2021 at 02:12

    Glad I found this right now. Fantastic essay and exactly what I needed to hear. Stay on ’em NC Scout! Getting Sporty all over the place now.

  38. Anonymous August 19, 2021 at 12:11

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