Wat’s Carbon Water-N-Stuff Thread - Concepts In Iron And Wood!!!

[BAstoicguy]

Just for the sake of discussion, and to keep it light and friendly, let's say, ... a Walmart delivery drone.

Now, I know that you can use a .9, it's been done by Florida Man, thank him for his service, but is that really the right round? Seems like a sledgehammer instead of a finish hammer, or even Maxwell's...,

 

[Wat_Tyler]

Okay, thing is. those drones are designed to deliver, so they fly lower, I reckon. These drone spy, I reckon.


I'm thinking small caliber rifle round.


A shotgun might be better at 50 yards.

 

[BAstoicguy]

Damn. I was hoping that they would make my RPG stash legal. Good stuff. I Czeched it out.

 

[Wat_Tyler]

It's night. They're either tiny or if larger are too high. Don't think you'd be in danger of hitting one.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1867608947525386534

 

[BAstoicguy]

I knew I hung on to those .223 tracers for a reason. We will light up the sky like the Fourth of July.

 

[Wat_Tyler]

You can still buy them.


It might scare them off.


Then again, they might retaliate with the Death Ray.

 

[BAstoicguy]

There are plenty of aLITuminum hats around here for protection.

 

[Wat_Tyler]

https://www.theatlantic.com/newslet...&utm_medium=email&utm_term=The+Atlantic+Daily

 

[BAstoicguy]

I saw that link earlier and just didn't clock on it. They could be engaging in drone dogfights up there and the aristocracy would tell us, "There's nothing to see there. Who are you going to believe bitches...?"

 

[Wat_Tyler]

Broadway Joey is all over it:


Earlier this week, Brian Bergen, a New Jersey state representative, walked out of a Department of Homeland Security briefing about the issue. “It was worthless,” he told a cable-news reporter. “It was the biggest amateur-hour presentation I’ve ever seen about anything. It was ridiculous. There were no answers.” Governor Phil Murphy of New Jersey went so far as to send a letter to President Joe Biden about the issue: “I write with growing concern about reports of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) in and around New Jersey airspace,” he said. “New Jersey residents deserve more concrete information about these UAS sightings and what is causing them.” Governor Kathy Hochul of New York said on X that her office is working with federal partners to investigate the sightings.

 

[Wat_Tyler]

https://thepewpewjew.com/blogs/all/...410&utm_medium=email&utm_source=shopify_email​

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If you want peace, prepare for war and Jacob's Meeting With Esau​

November 27, 2023 • Blogs

This week, Jews worldwide read from the weekly bible portion of VaYishlach. In it, we find Jacob, along with his family, riches, and abundance of livestock, on the road, preparing to meet his brother, Eisav, who has believed for the last 20 years that Jacob is dead. Since Eisav sanctioned the murder of his brother 20 years earlier, this pivotal meeting in the bible is tense and terrifying for Jacob and his family. Jacob had no idea what to expect. He had no idea how Eisav would react.

How did Jacob he prepare? Jacob took three steps in his preparation for the final encounter with his brother. First, he sent his servants ahead with gifts to bestow on his brother to appease him. He wanted to shower Esav with livestock and riches to persuade him to act kindly to his family and disregard the death sentence he once decreed. The second step Jacob took was prayer. Arguably, most importantly, Jacob turned to God in his time of need so that God would not abandon him and his family and deliver him from evil, sparing him from the possible death sentence. Lastly, and the real reason I am writing this blog, is that Jacob prepared for war. He split his family into two different camps to spare one if Eisav decided to attack. Of course, he would be willing to fight but still ensured some of his family would live.

Why is this important? Why is the preparation for war so integral to Jacob even though he had God’s ear? What can we learn? I am a Jew who carries a firearm. I write about guns. I use firearms regularly. I train people on firearms and educate them on their Second Amendment rights. Unfortunately, Jews get a bad rap because so many of them are anti-gun and anti-2A, which is true. I know many Jews from all walks of life who hate firearms and believe that guns have no place in society. Well, my question to them is, if guns don’t have a place in society, how do we explain the fact that Jacob prepared for war? How is exercising my Second Amendment and carrying a firearm on my person to ensure my family is protected any different than what Jacob did?

The answer is that there is no difference. “Si vis Pacem, Para Bellum.” If you want peace, prepare for war.
I pray to God three times a day. In my prayers, I ask that I need not ever pull my firearm for any reason, but I also pray that if I do, let my aim be true. Jacob’s preparation is a lesson for Jews worldwide and has been a message for 3000 years. Someone we call our Forefathers knew and understood the importance of self-preservation and that prayers alone, although paramount, were not the only thing he had to do. It’s not the only thing we must do daily to ensure our preservation. We live in a time of strife, and once again, Jews are seeing antisemitism on a level never before witnessed. Now more than ever, it is time for Jews to learn from our forefather Jacob and pray every day that we find peace once and for all, but at the same time, be prepared for whatever dangers come our way. That includes purchasing, training, and learning everything you can about firearms. Pray for peace. Prepare for war.

 

[BAstoicguy]

Broadway Joey is all over it:


Earlier this week, Brian Bergen, a New Jersey state representative, walked out of a Department of Homeland Security briefing about the issue. “It was worthless,” he told a cable-news reporter. “It was the biggest amateur-hour presentation I’ve ever seen about anything. It was ridiculous. There were no answers.” Governor Phil Murphy of New Jersey went so far as to send a letter to President Joe Biden about the issue: “I write with growing concern about reports of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) in and around New Jersey airspace,” he said. “New Jersey residents deserve more concrete information about these UAS sightings and what is causing them.” Governor Kathy Hochul of New York said on X that her office is working with federal partners to investigate the sightings.

https://pjmedia.com/scott-pinsker/2...technology-from-a-nato-arms-salesman-n4935117

 

[Wat_Tyler]

That's some fucked-up shit.


I wonder what would happen if we had a strong leader?

 

[BAstoicguy]

The Great Drone Scam

Let me begin with a phrase I never used to start a story in 45 years as a TV reporter: “I may be wrong.” This entire piece may be wrong, but those 45 years on the air and 2000+ hours as a pilot tell me I’m right. The MSM floods their newscasts with reports of drone-terrified citizens ready to head for the hills over the latest media-induced scare. The word “drones” is now synonymous with “doom.” This is simply a media-driven scam. The MSM media is searching for something, anything, to boost ratings since their failure to ensure the election of the woman they considered God’s chosen presidential candidate. One man now claims 50 drones came from the Atlantic and chased him. He got his time on TV and didn’t even have to pay Oprah $2.5 mil. I wonder if he has also seen Sasquatch.


Ed Sherdlu, American Thinker
https://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2024/12/the_great_drone_scam.html

 

[Wat_Tyler]

Which would make more sense.


I'd still like to see what it would take to bust one outta the sky.

 

[BAstoicguy]

We do not get them here, but the 20-gauge works fine with the golden eagles. Walmart is a step down in "Targeting" but alas, they still deliver here by oppressed, underpaid, and stressed, even postal, delivery service. I would not want to be a CEO or a Walton.

Their shoppers are "polite." At least that's what some less conservative would think, euphemistically.

 

[Wat_Tyler]

The Walmart Back East . . . well, why not shoot their/they're/there customers??? The one Out West is night and day different in fit and feel. Employees, too.

 

[Wat_Tyler]

 

[Wat_Tyler]

I think the writing roughly translates to:


Ein Volk
Ein Reich
Ein Fuehrer


Of course, if it doesn't (or even if it does), absolutely no fucks whatever were given in the creation of this post.

 

[Wat_Tyler]

 

[Bigtitsbitch1000x]

( O O )

 

[Bigtitsbitch1000x]

I think the writing roughly translates to:


Ein Volk
Ein Reich
Ein Fuehrer


Of course, if it doesn't (or even if it does), absolutely no fucks whatever were given in the creation of this post.

Not that it matters...

Correct:

Lenin lived.
Lenin lives.
Lenin will live.

But you're right.

The flaw in Russian communism, compared with German socialism and Spanish anarchism, was that SovComm, as Russ, could not escape the paradiggum of Byzantinism.

I.e. nation=religion=state.

Thus Russia=Orthodox=ruler.

Vs.

Ukraine=Ortho/Cath/Jewish/Muslim=people.

Trotsky. 1904: "In the internal politics of the Party these methods lead, as we shall see below, to the Party organisation 'substituting' itself for the Party, the Central Committee substituting itself for the Party organisation, and finally the dictator substituting himself for the Central Committee."

Russia can never be global, much less Western.

"With us the individual has always been crushed, absorbed, he has never even tried to emerge. Free speech with us has always been considered insolence, independence, subversion; man was engulfed in the State, dissolved in the community. The revolution of Peter the Great replaced the obsolete squirearchy of Russia—with a European bureaucracy; everything that could be copied from the Swedish and German codes, everything that could be taken over from the free municipalities of Holland into our half-communal, half-absolutist country, was taken over; but the unwritten, the moral check on power, the instinctive recognition of the rights of man, of the rights of thought, of truth, could not be and were not imported.

"With us slavery increased with education; the State grew and improved but the individual reaped nothing from it; on the contrary, the stronger the State, the weaker the individual. European forms of administration and justice, of military and civil organization, developed with us into a kind of monstrous and inescapable despotism.

"Were it not that Russia was so vast, that the alien system of power was so chaotically established, so incompetently administered, one might have said without exaggeration that no human being with any sense of his own dignity could live in Russia." — Herzen

Vs.:

( O O )

 

[Wat_Tyler]

Not that it matters...

Correct:

Lenin lived.
Lenin lives.
Lenin will live.

But you're right.

The flaw in Russian communism, compared with German socialism and Spanish anarchism, was that SovComm, as Russ, could not escape the paradiggum of Byzantinism.

I.e. nation=religion=state.

Thus Russia=Orthodox=ruler.

Vs.

Ukraine=Ortho/Cath/Jewish/Muslim=people.

Trotsky. 1904: "In the internal politics of the Party these methods lead, as we shall see below, to the Party organisation 'substituting' itself for the Party, the Central Committee substituting itself for the Party organisation, and finally the dictator substituting himself for the Central Committee."

Russia can never be global, much less Western.

"With us the individual has always been crushed, absorbed, he has never even tried to emerge. Free speech with us has always been considered insolence, independence, subversion; man was engulfed in the State, dissolved in the community. The revolution of Peter the Great replaced the obsolete squirearchy of Russia—with a European bureaucracy; everything that could be copied from the Swedish and German codes, everything that could be taken over from the free municipalities of Holland into our half-communal, half-absolutist country, was taken over; but the unwritten, the moral check on power, the instinctive recognition of the rights of man, of the rights of thought, of truth, could not be and were not imported.

"With us slavery increased with education; the State grew and improved but the individual reaped nothing from it; on the contrary, the stronger the State, the weaker the individual. European forms of administration and justice, of military and civil organization, developed with us into a kind of monstrous and inescapable despotism.

"Were it not that Russia was so vast, that the alien system of power was so chaotically established, so incompetently administered, one might have said without exaggeration that no human being with any sense of his own dignity could live in Russia." — Herzen

Vs.:

( O O )

I knew you'd know without my having to find the proper alphabet to type it into Google.


I'd like to visit this a bit more but have to run off for an odd Saturday morning interview.


Veni vidi vici even.

 

[HisArpy]

Which would make more sense.


I'd still like to see what it would take to bust one outta the sky.

A small 4-propeller driven remote controlled torpedo drone would do it.

 

[RobDownSouth]

Today is the 12th anniversary of the Sandy Hill school massacre.

Anyone besides Wat_Tyler heading out to the firing range to plunk a few targets?

#PewPewPew