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God save the Republic!

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@Wendigoon8 He thought he knew horror, it was his life. That was before he met the creature.

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@RealAlexJones

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@GovGianforte

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@pnwguerrilla Like we talking Naval or SpongeBob

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@FenixAmmunition It was pretty ok imo but definitely not great

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@IndianTechGuide

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@hayasaka_aryan It would be a vibe at least, by vibe I mean a massive shockwave when we all cook off.

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@claireforny This you?

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@Half_A_Pond A. Not buying it
B. Saw the typo

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Rascal found out he got to partner with the beloved & celebrated @RoofKorean7 for this week's giveaway and that varmint has been strutting around the shop with his chest puffed out all morning, lol.

We are happy to promote this great example of American resourcefulness and bravery as well as his book Rooftop Korean: Memoir of the 1992 L.A. Riots which is set to release tomorrow, 09/15/2026!

Tony said to do it right! So, we are including in this week the BALLISTIC ADDITION of his new book which has both a shot right through the title page but the legend's signature as well! These were very limited and I was very surprised he had one left to offer you fine folks!

We could not get Tony to throw in his Daewoo rifle, understable, so Rascal is coming through for you all with the new Harrington & Richardson Retro M16A1 20" 5.56 rifle!

Given X has new feelings about our festivities we are asking all the long time folks to inform our new friends of how it all works!

Please check out @wargate and https://t.co/aR3MjZBALk to make your purchase this week and support Tony!

Thanks, as always, to @SummRidge , and all others that help make these possible!

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@harveyspistols @RoofKorean7 사장님, 저도 등록시켜 주세요!

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@jpodhoretz Dis you?

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@The1Antagonist

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@DocStrangelove2 Wait is there a Stoner prototype at that table?

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@fleshsimulator

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@2ray_degenemax Very based Nipponman

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@Belbizaz They must think you're a very angry and short Latina

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@TheMiddleborne Sent one up man

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THE THING WE STILL CAN’T TEACH

I'll bite on this one. Napoleon remains the ghost in professional military education. Why? Let me take a stab at it...

Jomini watched him and tried to turn the phenomenon into rules. Anyone in the U.S. Army has seen this before. If you do something exceptional on the field (especially in training), then you're often coached that you went outside the lines and need to get back in. You may have succeeded, but it COULD have been a disaster. So we try "putting baby in a corner" because the science of war is safe. The art scares people.

Clausewitz watched the same fire in Napoleon and concluded that rules would never be enough. Two centuries later we are still dissecting the campaigns, naming principles, drawing arrows on maps, and trying to explain what exactly lived inside that man.

Again, why?

There is a part of command that refuses to become curriculum. T.E. Lawrence called it the "kingfisher flash". Clausewitz reached for the genius. It's the instant when one mind sees through fog what a hundred educated men cannot see at all, then possesses enough violence of will to act before the moment disappears.

Read that last part again👆

You can feed that gift with history, sharpen it through hardship. But you CANNOT manufacture it with another degree. It MUST be revealed.

Yet modern institutions are built around the opposite assumption. We stack schools, evaluations, gates, boards, and credentials high enough and convince ourselves that eventually genius will emerge from the assembly line. It won’t. It can't. Ever.

Worse, the machine often recognizes the dangerous talent and rejects it precisely because it cannot reproduce it. The unusual man is “reckless.” The instinctive one is “unserious.” The officer who refuses the approved path becomes “unqualified.”

READ. IT. AGAIN.👆👆👆

Then war arrives and burns the paperwork. That is the lesson Napoleon keeps trying to teach us from two hundred years away. You can study the flame forever. You still have to recognize it when it walks into the room.

The closest we can come to discovering this genius is testing our officers on it. No more reliance on pure paperwork. I say to these officers: Show us the gift you're supposed to possess for the highest commands.

Or step aside for someone who will.