[Cheerio]

t a crock. I traveled much of Colorado for many years. I know the natives, especially away from the cities. They have been overun by many from CA since then, but I suspect the Commie Dems will pay a dear price at the next elections. There are a lot of hunters and shooters in CO.

A couple of years ago I would have agreed with your assessment that they will pay dearly in the next election - TODAY I CANNOT AGREE. I never thought the clownish buffoon in the White Hut could possibly be elected a second time what with all the misery he has spread across this great nation for four years, and yet look how he stole it. He campaigned as though the GOP were still in control, taking credit only for KILLING OSAMA, and all the negatives were blamed on Congress or his inheritance from GWB.

I live in AZ and the Mexifornians are turning my state purple also. They destroy the state they live in by embracing all things liberal and socialist, then flee to a nice conservative state like CO or AZ and proceed to instill their libtard ideology again. The rural parts of these states can never overwhelm the urban "takers" that have learned to live off the fat of the "workers".

When I watch the GOP House on a daily basis, I have vowed I will never vote for another national candidate in my lifetime. It is a waste of time - the "takers" are going to vote in Santa Claus every election, and eventually the bond markets will collapse and it will be over. Actually I didn't think Bernack and Clown could print this much money out of thin air and not have triggered the crash by now. It goes to show how the markets are manipulated and are total irrational and uncoupled from the economy.

[Texas Fossil]

Yep, irrational.

Cities are so out of touch with reality they eventually die.

The “little people” who live in the stick and face the uncertainty of life and the reality of the physical things in this world see much more clearly than the residents of the great cities.

When push comes to shove, we can exist independently. It has been so for many generations. Yes the skills have become dulled with disuse. But we can provide for our families.

I am not a prepper, but I have always had a garden, blackberries & strawberries, fruit trees and we can hunt. We still have wild game. Hogs, deer, turkey, dove and fish.

I decided in January that I would stock up on some reloading stuff for the guns we already have. Have got most of that in place in spite of the shortages. Probably will expand on some of the calibers we reload.

Do I expect chaos in the streets? Nope. Some of the families here have been friends for 150 years. My family and one other have that kind of relationship. Here in this county since 1889, but in another before that.

Some things don't change.

This is still Texas where I live.