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Old Soldier defending the Constitution against all enemies.
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They are still out there…the conspiracy peddlers…insisting that a .30-06 cannot kill a man in the neck without taking his head clean off…that a bullet lodged in cervical bone is proof of something other than physics meeting anatomy at 142 yards.
They have never hunted.
They have never stood over a whitetail dropped where it stood by a neck shot…soft-point expanded on the spine…recovered later mushroomed and spent against the off-side bone.
They have never read the terminal ballistics literature or opened the autopsy report on Martin Luther King Jr….same cartridge…same soft-point construction…same catastrophic destruction through mandible…neck vessels…and spinal cord…bullet deformed and lodged internally near the scapula…head still attached to the body…death by exsanguination and cord transection…clinical…final…no cinematic decapitation required.
The wound that ended Charlie Kirk was exactly what any competent rifleman…any forensic pathologist…any hunter who has seen what expanding .30-caliber projectiles do when they strike dense bone and elastic tissue…would predict.
Entry in the neck.
Rapid upset on vertebral resistance.
Energy dump through expansion…yaw…and fragmentation.
No exit wound.
Main mass lodged in or against the fractured cervical bone. Arterial hemorrhage under pressure. Possible high spinal involvement.
Death by hemorrhagic shock and neurological collapse.
The same mechanics…the same outcome…as 1968 in Memphis.
No anomaly. No grand plot demanded by the physics.
Just a Mauser…hunting ammunition engineered to stop inside the target…and a trajectory that found the structures that keep a man alive.
What the conspiracists reveal is not insight into the assassination.
It is insight into their own pathology…the desperate need to replace the terrifying simplicity of accessible political murder with a narrative ornate enough to flatter their self-regard as the ones who “see through” it all.
Dunning-Kruger wearing tactical cosplay. Forensic illiteracy dressed as skepticism.
They clutch Call of Duty expectations and YouTube slow-motion deer kills as gospel while the dead man’s arterial blood tells the only story that matters.
It dishonors the dead to turn his murder into content…to demand Hollywood spectacle where terminal ballistics delivered clinical efficiency.
I have laid the scalpel to it…every layer…ballistics of the soft-point at that range and velocity…hunting precedent…MLK parallel…wound channel dynamics…blood spatter implications…and the deeper psychology of why some minds cannot abide that a lone actor with common tools can erase a national figure without requiring infinite hidden hands.
The full piece…with every forensic detail and every venomous cut…is live on Substack now.
The link waits in the comments.
Read it if you want precision over paranoia…truth over narrative comfort.
The bullet behaved like the bullet it was.
The conspiracist mind behaves like the pathology it is.
Neither requires embellishment.
Earlier this morning, Eric Trump arrived on the first flight to land at the OFFICIALLY RENAMED President Donald J. Trump International Airport.
Goodbye PBI — Hello DJT!
@CynicalPublius Blissful ignorance is no excuse. I turned my head away just before the crash but I still hear the steel and glass crashing, smell the smoke, and the cries of the injured. No excuse!
You assholes make me sick! None of you said shit about Plattner until he dropped out! Save your bullshit for someone who's dumb enough to believe it.
RE: Graham Platner
The Democrats know full well that they do not appeal to actual manly men. So they nominated Graham Platner because he has a beard, is a veteran, wears flannel shirts and is a supposed "oyster farmer." However, they also had full knowledge of his abhorrent background and past.
There are five possible ways to explain this:
1. The Democrats had full knowledge of his past, but he was the best pseudo-manly man they could find so they disregarded the bad stuff thinking a flannel shirt would be enough to beat Susan Collins.
2. Democrats believe that MAGA voters who might still be on the fence on Susan Collins would find a Nazi rapist appealing, because they think MAGAs like Nazi rapists.
3. Democrats believe all manly men are Nazi rapists. In fact, their very definition of “masculinity” is “Nazi rapist."
4. Some combination of the above.
5. All of the above.
Scott Jennings just blew up the Democrats’ favorite excuse.
They’re now claiming Graham Platner wasn’t properly vetted, but Jennings wasn’t buying it for a second.
He reminded the CNN panel that prominent Democrats like Ro Khanna, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, and Tim Walz all knew about Platner’s past — and backed him anyway.
JENNINGS: “The only thing I disagree with is when she said that he hadn’t been vetted.”
“No, he had been vetted!”
“All of the things that have been stated, it was all out in the public and people like Ro Khanna, Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Tim Walz, the Bulwark, Pod Save America, all these people came together to overlook it all, to explain it all, to rationalize it all.”
“He was vetted. People knew all these things and a whole bunch of Democrats in Maine showed up and voted for him anyway. And a bunch of donors from around the country sent him money anyway.”
“I agree with Alyssa’s question. What changed? Why are you bailing on Graham Platner now?!”
“You already signed off on Nazi tattoo, a self-described communist, somebody who’s had rape fantasies, somebody who has been on a social media platform known as a playground for predators.”
“And on and on and on and on and on.”
“And the difference between this accuser and the previous one is simply this, she’s a liberal. It’s okay, I guess, for Democrats that their candidate’s assault conservatives.”
“But he broke into someone’s house. And apparently, according to her, raped her. And because her politics are correct, they can now believe it.”
“All of this whole thing is disgusting. But to say that they hadn’t vetted him, or that they didn’t know about all this is totally false.”
“They knew it and they signed up for it, and I don’t know why they’re backing away from this scumbag today when they had already signed off on all that other crazy behavior.”
@ScottJenningsKY
Hello Mr. Clinton,
I'm not going to extend to you the courtesy that your paragraph about lawfare extends to Trump supporters. Because I've studied enough of you, to know what you are truly about.
You were President during the post-Cold War sugar high. I have it thoroughly documented that you and your administration met with George Soros frequently, and in short term changed your policy positions to fit whatever George Soros proposed.
Which was: continuous military intervention all over the world. Starting with the bombing of Yugoslavia. You were the original neoconservative. Madeline Albright used "open society" phrasing in communicating your foreign policy documents. You are a part of the long string of failures of nation-building in the name of democracy, the Western interventions that resulted in millions of mass migrants overwhelming our borders, artificial famines, and us building the infrastructure that enabled China to take over the Africa continent and extract African resources for themselves.
But. Most of all. Those of us -- and there are a good deal many of us -- who have been ruined by lawfare. @GenFlynn sacrificed everything. @JeffClarkUS has had his life ruined and is still rebuilding. At the end of the day, only one President has been the subject of repeated assassination attempts and eighty-plus indictments - and it's President Trump. Not anyone in your orbit.
Seriously, Bill. What do you think when you see that a Democrat gets indicted by a grand jury, and a judge inevitably overturns that indictment on grounds that nobody has heard of? "Oh wow the judges are so wise and saw right through a jury of peers! And that wisdom coincidentally happens to always fall on party lines!" Give me a break.
Every single one of us on the right-wing side knows that when your side regains power, your side will turn the full might of lawfare on us. You will cheer on mass incarcerations. You openly brag about that. You even toe the line of threatening to jail current military members if they don't refuse orders from Pete Hegseth.
You are the evil one here. You cheer on the burning of our cities. You cheer on lawfare of Republicans. You never apologized for the millions of lives disrupted all over the world. You never say a word about the billions or even trillions of dollars that have been robbed by your friends through corrupt NGOs.
The fact that none of you are in jail, proves that we are the powerless ones here. You're just afraid that someone sees you for you who are, and you secretly know that image is ugly.
American Exceptionalism XVIII: The Transcontinental Railroad
The World Before:
Continents used to defeat nations by distance. Mountains, deserts, rivers, weather, and months of travel could make one people strangers to itself. A country might claim the map and still be too weak to hold it together.
The American Answer:
The Transcontinental Railroad drove steel through the wilderness and stitched the republic coast to coast. Irish laborers came from the east. Chinese laborers came from the west. Dynamite, sweat, snow, granite, and ambition carried the nation across terrain that had once looked unconquerable.
America did not merely cross the continent. It fastened itself to it.
The Legacy:
The railroad made the United States physically real at continental scale. Goods, people, soldiers, newspapers, letters, and ideas could move with a speed no earlier generation had imagined. The frontier did not vanish, but the old tyranny of distance was broken.
The Threat:
The enemies of this country hate the kind of ambition that builds across centuries. They inherit the rails, roads, dams, grids, and cities, then sneer at the civilization that made them possible.
The Transcontinental Railroad remains a rebuke to every small spirit that looks at a continent and sees only limits.
https://t.co/T1KCazbT57
@dariusrucker Tell that to Elvis. The King of Rock and Roll built his career on covers that he made his own! Ignore these haters.
So glad they didn’t say “well, we don’t have 60 votes, so let’s recess and then move on to something else.”
Who’s with me?
American Exceptionalism VI: Benjamin Franklin
The World Before:
Europe expected colonies to produce subjects, not statesmen. Civilization was supposed to flow from old capitals, old titles, and old bloodlines.
The American Answer:
Benjamin Franklin ruined the theory. Printer, inventor, diplomat, revolutionary, and professional menace to dull men, he walked into the salons of Europe like the New World had sent its own weather system. He charmed France, mocked Britain, played kings and ministers against their own arrogance, and somehow found time to flirt like diplomacy was a contact sport.
The Legacy:
Franklin proved the American mind was not provincial. It could invent, bargain, seduce, persuade, and outthink older powers on their own ground. Before America became a superpower, Franklin made it impossible to dismiss.
The Threat:
The enemies of this country hate men like Franklin because they cannot be manufactured by systems or contained by class. He was talent without permission, genius without credential, and rebellion wearing spectacles.
What a disgusting POS. Encouraging military members to question authority. BTW, he sponsored this “major” yesterday who was arrested for this. In uniform.
@RepAlGreen can stick that cane up his ass.
American Exceptionalism II: The American Revolution
The World Before:
Rebellion was not new. Men had risen against kings before, usually to replace one master with another. Revolutions burned hot, promised justice, then hardened into new chains. Power changed hands. The throne survived under another name.
The American Answer:
The American Revolution was different because it was not merely a war against Britain. It was a war against the old architecture of obedience. Farmers, merchants, printers, lawyers, sailors, and militiamen took up arms against the greatest empire on Earth and insisted that government could be built from consent rather than command.
That was the danger. Not muskets or cannons. The idea that ordinary men could become citizens instead of subjects.
The Legacy:
The Revolution proved the Declaration was not poetry. It could march, bleed, freeze, starve, and still win. America did not inherit sovereignty. It seized it, then did something almost no revolution had ever done.
It built a republic instead of a throne.
The Threat:
The enemies of this nation hate the Revolution because it denies their favorite lie: that free people are too weak, too selfish, or too stupid to govern themselves. Every ideology that requires submission must first convince mankind that liberty is chaos and obedience is order.
The American Revolution answered that lie with gunfire.
American Exceptionalism I: The Declaration of Independence
The World Before:
For most of history, power descended at sword point. Kings inherited it, emperors seized it, priests blessed it, and subjects were expected to call obedience virtue. Liberty was not a birthright. It was a favor granted by the powerful and revoked the moment it became inconvenient.
The American Answer:
The Declaration was a political detonation. It announced that rights do not come from crowns, parliaments, parties, committees, or mobs. They belong to man before government ever enters the room, and any government that exists does so only to secure them.
That was not a request for reform. It was a notice of eviction served on empire.
The Legacy:
Britain lost thirteen colonies. The old world lost the presumption that rulers own the people beneath them. From that moment forward, every tyranny had to argue uphill against an American proposition written in Philadelphia: government is not master, but servant.
The Threat:
The enemies of this republic have always hated the Declaration because it leaves them nowhere to stand. Every collectivist faith requires rights to be conditional, managed, redistributed, or renamed into privileges. The Declaration allows none of it.
It remains what it was in 1776: a loaded weapon pointed at every ideology that demands mankind kneel.
IMO Mount Rushmore of Georgia Southern football players of all time:
1) Adrian Peterson
2) Tracy Ham
3) Jerick McKinnon
4) Jayson Foster
HM) Matt Breida
AP and Tracy are obviously interchangeable depending on the person
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