Good
morning,
Quote
of the day:
“You
don't have to be a corpse to be a hero.”
Gen. George Patton
Do
any of you remember the riots in Oakland, Watts, Detroit, Chicago,
Montgomery, and now Baltimore? What did they accomplish beside an
opportunity for stealing, assault and arson? Now do you remember the
peace walks lead by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.? This man organized
peaceful and legally authorized walks and would discontinue them
immediately if there was even a hint of violence. What did these
walks accomplish? I will tell you what, it was the Civil Rights Act
of 1964. With the use of passive resistance as taught by Henry David
Thoreau, Ralph Waldo Emerson and Mahatma Gandhi, King was able to
change the laws of the United States almost single handed in addition
to winning the Nobel Peace Prize. Riots like we see in Baltimore
does nothing to improve the situation, without question the community
becomes even more unstable. What bothered me a lot is the look on
the faces of those people (kids really) jumping up and down on cars
while laughing and “high-fiving” each other...they were not
angry, they were having fun. There is little question that the dead
man was healthy when arrested and showed up dead a few hours later.
That is unacceptable if not criminal. If we are going to stay viable
as a nation we have to rely on the criminal justice system to do its
job or slide into anarchy. This means that the person with the most
firepower wins...that being either law enforcement or the military.
That mother that came and got her son off the street after he threw a
couple of rocks at the cops is my hero. I knew she was his mother
because he refused to put his hands on her in spite of her beating
him up side the head. I have to look at all of this with a jaundiced
eye because the media is having a field day and we are not seeing
everything, only violence. I have questions. What percentage of the
black community in Baltimore is involved in rioting? What was the
average age of the rioters? Does the media give a shit about
balanced reporting? Did the media show a group of community members
lining up between the rioters and the cops? Why not?
Yesterday
I watch a an old movie titled The
Proud and the Profane. It
starred William Holden and Deborah Kerr and many years ago it was one
of my favorites. After what I have seen recently the Proud
was
that woman in Baltimore that saw her son on TV in a terrorist hood
throwing rocks at the cops and went and found that boy and
unceremoniously beat his ass and sent him to the house. The most
Profane
thing
was either that man running out of a CVS in Baltimore with 8 or 9
boxes of condoms under his arms or a woman running out of a store
with 5 shoe boxes under her arms. How does that honor the memory of
Freddie? It doesn't, it spoils everything for everybody including
those who loved Freddie.
I
have told this story before and this is a good time to repeat it:
After
Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated much of the black community
of Augusta, Georgia headed toward downtown torches in hand. A very
famous black entertainer that lived near Augusta drove his pickup
into downtown, got up in the back and told the mob that it was stupid
to burn down their own town. The building owners will just get their
structures rebuilt by their insurance or collect the money. He told
them just to go home and grieve the loss of the great man that was
assassinated...and they did. It was James Brown, y'all...”The
Hardest Working Man in Show Business”. Not only that, he
understood the meaning of “what is the right thing to do.”
This
past winter may be the worst that I remember for cold for long
periods...and now tornadoes in the springtime. I cannot offer a
logical opinion for the cause of all of this. Could it be La Nina or
El Nino, global warming, Al Gore, Obamacare, Jadeveon Clowney, a
raise in the price of pork at Henry's Smokehouse, a raise in the
price of coffee at Omega...or maybe the disappearance of flight
MH-370? I don't know, but something is afoot.
This
Date in History April 30
1945
On this date one of the most depraved beasts to ever walk this
earth committed suicide. Adolph Hitler spent the last few days of
his life in his underground bunker 30 feet under the German
Chancellery in Berlin. He could easily hear the thunderous approach
of the Russian army coming from the east and southeast. He had
already instructed his staff to gather up 40 liters of gasoline to
incinerate his corpse when the time came. Earlier this bastard had
came out of his bunker and met with his “last line of defense”
and that being untrained boys at the age of 15 and younger and old
men over the age of 70. Even trained German paratroopers would be no
match for the relentless Russians but this son-of-a-bitch wanted
children and old men to sacrifice their lives for him with him
knowing that all was lost. All the other important members of his
private staff had already committed suicide by biting into a cyanide
capsule. Early in the day Hitler had married his mistress Eva Braun
and it was she and Hitler that were left in his private bunker when
he died much to the free world’s relief. Eva had taken cyanide and
Hitler had taken cyanide also but before the poison had time to work,
he put a 9mm bullet in his brain. Oh, I almost forgot. In order to
test the cyanide poison, he gave a dose of it to his German shepherd
named Blondi. She died also. There was no end to the depth of
Hitler’s evilness. As instructed, his staff dug a small trench in
the garden of the Chancellery, put Hitler’s corpse and 40 liters of
gasoline into it and lit it off. Finally, the world was rid of
Adolph Hitler. But there will be another; history has proven it time
and again.
Born
today:
1771
US theologian Hosea Ballou. He said “Real happiness is cheap
enough, but how dearly we pay for its counterfeit.”
1834
English naturalist Sir John Lubbock. He said “Reading, writing,
arithmetic and grammar do not make an education any more than a
knife, fork and spoon make a dinner.”
1933
US songwriter/singer Willie Nelson. When asked why he smokes
marijuana he said “It keeps me from killing people.” Willie is a
hoot.
Thanks
for listening I can hardly wait until tomorrow
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