(Vanity) The End Game of the American Republic

http://vetscor.com ^ | June 17, 2016 | A Navy Vet

[A Navy Vet]

"Who says Bamy will leave? Once the currency collapses, it is Marshall law."

I've heard that meme since George H.W.Bush and Clinton and W. and now Obama. Not going to happen in the rest of my lifetime (8 years at best).

If the military actually attacked American citizens, what would you do?

Just read how the IRS, HHS, EPA and other Fedgov agencies have been building up there lethal enforcement capabilities. What would you do with your weapons while they have access to military drones with FLIR, missles, lazer targeting, a back up infantry with night vision and better ground weapons, not to mention better comms. What could you possibly due?

I've had this discussion with other patriots who say they would fight, but they never give me a plan of action, including secure comms and strategic operations.

As an aside: If anyone intrudes on my home or comes to take my CA legal (for now) 870 shotgun, Sig Sauer 9mm with legal 10 round mag, and my Colt .38 six-shooter there will be a problem. Don't know how it would turn out, but NO ONE is taking away defense for my wife. Just won't happen without a bad outcome for others and me. Also, I had some shotgun training last year with a .410, 10 gauge, 12 gauge and a sweet semi-auto 12 gauge that fired 5 rounds as fast as you could squeeze. Hit the target every time with all.

My weapon of home self-defense is a shotgun...it sits under the bed. Mine is loaded with one bird shot (defense in court) and then loaded with OO. I also put a bright light on the barrel to highlight and blind the intruders. Also, put a Crimson Trace pistol grips of my Sig, since it didn't come with rails. Have to replace the batteries once a year, but better than not having anything since I can't famfire often at the local gun range.

Probably need to buy a Glock 17/19 with up and bottom rails. Sorry, too much info. And no, didn't lose them in a boating accident. If you got back years for those boating accidents, believe I was the first to say so.

[A Navy Vet]

"Welcome to your servitude, serf."

Uh, thunk you, thunk you bery much. May I be of assistance to you, Suh.