Self Defense in Richmond
By Jack Heart, Orage and “Phil”
No one wants to see violence, twenty something years in security in some of the toughest nightclubs in New York has taught me that. But it has also taught me that when absolutely necessary a handful of experienced and well organized men can put a beating on a mob ten times their size. Mobs are stupid and unorganized, usually high or drunk to boot. Here are some suggestions on gaining the upper hand in a confrontation from a man who has even more experience than I do... – Jack Heart
If you must rewire your house you better call a licensed electrician and if you must fight a battle you better make dam sure you have a general with combat experience…
As no less a scoundrel than Richard Nixon once said, “let me make this perfectly clear.” The second amendment is written in unerring clarity and it uses the word “infringed” to stop any amendments of it dead in their tracks just like a forty-four magnum will stop a child molester. That’s the most appropriate analogy I can think of considering the character of those attempting to amend it.
The second amendment is there to protect the first amendment which with the consolidation of the media into five or six major corporations, all pushing the same globalist open-border agenda, has already been violated to the extent of mortally wounding the United States of America.
Don’t believe that? Well, then what happened to Lou Dobb’s when he tried to broadcast the facts about illegal aliens and the damage they are doing to the infrastructure on national television? Why is Frosty Woolridge the second most censored writer in America, only surpassed by the efforts that go into marginalizing Jack Heart and Orage?
In America, in light of the criminal Citizens United decision, the left is no longer the left and the right no longer the right. Every politician from major players like Donald Trump to bit players like Ocasio-Cortez and Ilhan Omar are nothing more than actors bought and sold on the open market by globalist corporations. Every one of them has but one agenda; and that is to play out their part in bringing about a one-world government whose hell on earth idea of utopianism was first articulated in Metropolis, a movie from 1920…
