Great song… but fast forword to 2:15 for the surprise image about 9/11.

But they do know how to stack barrels.

thanks aiiaiiiyo.com

This is Simo Häyhä – the deadliest sniper in world history | 500 confirmed kills in less than 100 days | He used no scope on his rifle | He held off 4,000 Soviets with only 31 other Finns | He was shot in the face with an exploding bullet and survived | He lived to 96 years of age. Hail Simo!

Fast FW to the present. Our forced education teaches out kids to think like Soviets. Our politicians rob us blind to fund boondoggles like wind power and ethanol. A Republican introduces a bill establishing a $15 federal minimum wage. Consumers are fined for the Chinese crimes of making inexpensive stuff and taking advantage of a porous national security system.

Kruschev was right. Destroyed without firing a single shot. Lots of heroism gone to waste.

How about US government officials be treated to the same regarding their victims?

This was the lead editorial’s first paragraph yesterday (8/19/19):

“Republicans are worried about their re-election prospects in 2020, and one result is a frenzy to “do something” on high drug prices. Yet two of the latest ideas are standbys of the left: foreign importation and pricing penalties, which are more about politics than results for patients.”

Okay. Now where do we go? Alex Jones?

The presumption that the US government should restrict imports has now been accepted as a policy of “The Right.” Where does the concept of free markets fit now? If we take a look at the body count of governments vs that of folks like Jeffery Dahmer and Timothy McVeigh, I’ll take anarchy anytime.

I have a prescription I get from Canada that costs 10% of what it costs at the local pharmacy. I appreciate that, and the savings are passed on to other local businesses.

When The Wall Street Journal advocates for support of Israel, Saudi Arabia or the laundry list of useless military hardware that they usually do, keep in mind where their loyalties lie.