The Cold Civil War Gets Warmer

The Pipeline ^ | 29 Jan 2024 | Michael Walsh

[Rummyfan]

[Rummyfan]

It's notable that all four of the women on the Court -- at least two too many, but a potent indicator of the continuing feminization of the Republic -- flocked together, with Roberts the deciding vote. By now, conservatives are used to getting stabbed in the back from this enduring legacy of the Bush II administration, right up there with the Patriot Act and the Department of Homeland Security/TSA. Bush may be gone -- and not all that gone, when you think about it -- but the evil he did lives on:

[Rummyfan]

Three former U.S. presidents - Republican George W. Bush and Democrats Bill Clinton and Barack Obama - have banded together behind a new group aimed at supporting refugees from Afghanistan settling in the United States following the recent American withdrawal ending 20 years of war. The former leaders and their wives will serve as part of Welcome.US, a coalition of advocacy groups, U.S. businesses and other leaders.

I was not aware of this. Just what we need right?! /s

[x]

More than a decade ago, somewhere in the pages of National Review Online and writing under the name of my alter-ego, David Kahane ...

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[xkaydet65]

I am a life longer New Yorker. My family’s ancestors proudly served in the 69th NYV. I am proud of their service in support of the Union. But today that very Republic is in danger of being supressed. Therefore today I stand with Texas. And I firmly believe my ancestors who ascended Mayre’s Hrights stand with Texas as well.

[Rummyfan]

Last week, four fearful women and a spectacularly weak man, hiding behind their robes of office in a Court whose only constitutionally mandated member is the Chief Justice -- leaving the rest to be self-aggrandized -- refused to protect the nation without a word of explanation. Message: obey.

Perhaps they've forgotten the opening words of the Declaration: "When in the course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them with another..." If so, what happens next is on them.

[hillarys cankles]

Eh, we just need to do what the left does when a supreme court ruling doesn’t go their way. They ignore it. Pretend it never happened.
Supreme court rulings have no teeth.

[Karl Spooner]

Moral of the story: The neocons won the Civil War, just 3 hours ago in God's time. Our thoughts of time are an illusion. So here we are, the neocons are still in charge.

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2 Peter 3:8
King James Version
8 "But, beloved, be not ignorant of this one thing, that one day is with the Lord as a thousand years, and a thousand years as one day."

[frank ballenger]

RE:....to paraphrase Stalin, how many divisions does John Roberts have?

One. Found below his lower back.

[Allegra]

Heh! Good one. 👍

[maddog55]

The good news is the new black powder 50 cals are superior to the old 58 cal muskets !!

[maddog55]

Yep.. we’d of better off if the South had won.

[enumerated]

That’s true.. and slavery would have ended peacefully within about 10 years. It wasn’t slavery the South was fighting to defend. It was the right to safely phase it out on their own terms like the North had done.

[ActresponsiblyinVA]

Is it time the government will order US Citizens to house illegal immigrants in their homes?

[ronnie raygun]

We are being sold out by our own politicians, corporations government and the cabal in Europe Soros Schwab and the sickos in the UN, WHO, WEF, they all need to betaken to the shed. They have plans for us all that we must stop

[Dilbert San Diego]

If the south had prevailed in the Civil War, the world might look very different today.

It’s quite possible other states would have seceded from the Union over other issues, if the Confederate states won their independence. It’s quite possible there would be multiple countries in the land mass of the United States.

The implications of that are thought-provoking. Among other things , the United States may never have become the Supreme superpower that helped win World War II. The Axis powers may well have won World War II , without the United States intervening on the side of the allies. Because it’s quite possible there would have been no United States as we know it today.

[Publius]

Federalist/Anti-Federalist ping.

[Thilly Thailor]

After the clearly stolen 2020 election, TX asked SOTUS to hear their evidence of mass voter fraud in PA. Since cases between States are within SCOTUS's "Original Jurisdiction" the rule is that TX automatically gets a hearing. After all, TX is one of the constituent parts of the USA. The main function of SCOTUS is to hear grievances from the States. Else what else are they doing there? But SCOTUS was afraid to get involved and the kicked the great State of Texas out of court, in the teeth of SCOTUS's general rule about automatically taking original jurisdiction cases.

No this from SCOTUS. TX is being invaded because of a President who was clearly not validly elected. SCOTUS just pi$$ed down TX's neck and said it's raining.

I hope TX decides to secede.

First step might be to simply say "the Feds can't collect taxes from Texas citizens." That should get their attention.

[xkaydet65]

Read Alexande Stephans’ defense of secession. Slavery was THE ISSUE. Additionally the Southern states wanted slavery to expand to the western territories.this clashed with the Western movement from the North. Kansas being the clearest example of what was to come. The Abolitionists may have been the South’s bogeyman, but it was the Free Soilers they feared and despised. They did believe slavery confined to the South would die. Finally much is made of the large %age of Southerners who did not own slaves as showing that slavery had less importance as a cause of secession. But the existence of slaves
allowed the slave owning aristocracy to assert the existence of equality based on color and the possibility of extending slavery to the West created the promise that poor whites could move West and join the slave holding society.

[M Kehoe]

Thanks for the ping.

So far in our short history we have: Lexington and Concord
Manassas and Sumter. The later “rebellion” cost at least 800,000 lives.

If there is another confrontation with a king or government, the conflagration will make the first two rebellions look like a walk in the park on a warm spring day.

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