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  • Did he let the cat outta the bag? WHOA!

    01/18/2021 2:25:27 PM PST · by pingman · 119 replies
    Twitter ^ | 1/18/21 | Red_Pill_Pharma
    đŸ’„ BOOM đŸ’„ 30 secs in - what do I hear? ‘Peaceful transition to military power’ !MILITARY IS THE ONLY WAY!
  • This All-Electric Robotic Combat Vehicle May Accompany Army Units into Battle

    10/13/2020 6:32:01 AM PDT · by pingman · 30 replies
    military.com ^ | 10/9/20 | Matthew Cox
    Textron Systems announced Thursday that it will deliver an all-electric version of its M5 Ripsaw Robotic Combat Vehicle prototype to the U.S. Army for experimentation next year. Earlier this year, the Army selected a Textron team to develop its subsidiary Howe & Howe's unmanned vehicle for the service's Robotic Combat Vehicle, or RCV, Medium platform. The Army wants to develop a light, medium and heavy version of the RCV to give commanders the option of sending unmanned vehicles into combat against enemy forces. The service selected QinetiQ North America to build four light versions of the RCV. Textron is scheduled...
  • THIS HITLER NONSENSE 


    02/02/2017 8:41:06 AM PST · by pingman · 37 replies
    I am not an expert on Hitler. But my father is. He toured post-war Germany extensively in 1957 and ’58 as a child performer. And he often recounts the stories. He befriended teenage Lebensborn children (if you don’t know what Lebensborn children are 
well 
before you post anymore about Hitler you should read about them). He visited an SS widow and got a peek at her husband’s uniform and Luger (that he’d committed suicide with), she had stored in an old trunk, in the attic. These and other intense experiences in Germany sent my father on a life-long quest to...
  • Day by Day Cartoon 10.21.2012 (Bedtime for Obonzo)

    10/21/2012 3:57:35 PM PDT · by pingman · 1 replies
    http://www.daybydaycartoon.com/ ^ | 10.21.12 | Chris Muir
    Bedtime for Obonzo By Chris Muir, Daybydaycartoon.com 10.21.2012 (my title)(text transcribed) Once upon a time, Americans elected a lightbringer, who promised toys ‘n unicorns, rainbows ‘n good things for all the girls and boys who would vote for him! To do this, L’il Obama threw out the mean ‘ol Constitution, and children just like him everywhere cheered, ‘cause now THEY were in charge! So, L’il Obama broke open the cookie jar an’ gave them all away to his special friends and family, ‘til there were no more left. But soon, adult people, who made the cookies, said mean things about...
  • The Veil of Opulence

    08/14/2012 9:47:44 AM PDT · by pingman · 7 replies
    nyt ^ | August 12, 2012, 5:30 pm | Benjamin Hale
    More than 40 years ago the philosopher John Rawls, in his influential political work “A Theory of Justice,” implored the people of the world to shed themselves of their selfish predispositions and to assume, for the sake of argument, that they were ignorant. He imposed this unwelcome constraint not so that his readers — mostly intellectuals, but also students, politicians and policy makers — would find themselves in a position of moribund stupidity but rather so they could get a grip on fairness. Rawls saw clearly that principles of justice like the golden rule or mutual benevolence, are subject to...
  • With all the crap flying around in the world today, wouldn't this be a good time for a Joke Thread?

    03/03/2012 3:29:56 PM PST · by pingman · 151 replies
    The depths of my evil mind | March 3rd | Me, myself & I
    I'll start: How is a marriage like a deck of cards? You start out with two hearts and a diamond, but after awhile you're looking for a club and a spade. (rimshot!)
  • Juliet Marine Systems, Inc. Announces the First Supercavitating Ship, GHOST

    10/20/2011 12:47:44 PM PDT · by pingman · 38 replies
    Juliet Marine Systems, Inc. press release ^ | 8/10/2011 | Juliet Marine Systems, Inc.
    Portsmouth, NH (August 10, 2011) - Juliet Marine Systems, Inc. (JMS) announced today that the US Navy/USPTO have removed Secrecy Orders previously applied to GHOST. For the first time, Juliet Marine is able to release photographs of GHOST, the first super-cavitating craft, to the public. GHOST was designed and built by US Citizens for the US Navy at no cost to the government to protect US sailors, servicemen and servicewomen. Development of the first ever super-cavitating craft, in many ways, is as difficult as breaking the sound barrier. GHOST is a combination aircraft/boat that has been designed to fly through...
  • Sarah Palin: You Could Say Herman Cain Is the Flavor of the Week

    09/28/2011 9:52:10 AM PDT · by pingman · 195 replies
    YouTube ^ | 9.28.2011 | Fox News
    Link only to video.
  • Man scares wife when fooling with gun! (Tears of hysterical laughter)

    03/31/2011 12:09:41 PM PDT · by pingman · 33 replies
    YouTube ^ | 3.31.2011 | un known
    Husband pranks his wife after telling her NOT to fool around with the M1911, knowing full-well that she'd do the exact opposite.
  • The Power of the Press (The printing press, that is, making solid-state rechargeable batteries...)

    02/03/2011 6:45:37 PM PST · by pingman · 7 replies
    The Economist ^ | Jan 27th 2011 | no attribution
    ELECTRONICS made a huge leap forward when the delicate and temperamental vacuum tube was replaced by the robust, reliable transistor. That change led to the now ubiquitous silicon chip. As a consequence, electronic devices have become vastly more powerful and, at the same time, have shrunk in both size and cost. Some people believe that a similar change would happen if rechargeable batteries could likewise be made into thin, solid devices. Researchers are working on various ways to do this and now one of these efforts is coming to fruition. That promises smaller, cheaper, more powerful batteries for consumer electronics...
  • Barack Obama Is A Lame-Duck President Who Will Not Be Reelected

    02/01/2011 11:41:36 AM PST · by pingman · 34 replies
    http://naegeleblog.wordpress.com ^ | 3.12.2010 | Timothy D. Naegele
    Like former Presidents Jimmy Carter and Lyndon Johnson before him, in 1980 and 1968 respectively, Barack Obama will not be reelected in 2012.[2] The twin pincers of a domestic economy in the throes of the “Great Depression II”[3]—which economic historians will describe as such, or by using similar terms 20-40 years from now—and his failed Vietnam-like Afghan war[4] will seal his political fate. Other factors will contribute mightily too, such as the perception that he is “out of touch” just as Jimmy Carter was; and that Obama is a silver-tongued, narcissistic “foreign born” demagogue who is un-American.[5] Perceptions often become...
  • The Wall Street Pentagon Papers: Biggest Scam In World History Exposed

    12/14/2010 12:21:39 PM PST · by pingman · 32 replies
    http://ampedstatus.com ^ | December 6th, 2010 | David DeGraw
    What if the greatest scam ever perpetrated was blatantly exposed, and the US media didn’t cover it? Does that mean the scam could keep going? That’s what we are about to find out.
  • BP's Shock Waves

    09/25/2010 3:36:07 PM PDT · by pingman · 16 replies
    Rolling Stone ^ | Sept 16 | Matt Tibbiatti
    It was sickening enough when British oil giant BP set new standards for corporate scumbaggery in the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, turning the Gulf of Mexico into its own personal toilet and imperiling entire species of wildlife in an attempt to save a few nickels. But with the Gulf geyser finally capped, there's still a way for BP to cause an even more unthinkable disaster: an AIG-style, derivative-fueled financial shitstorm. If the company decides to declare bankruptcy — a very real possibility with these bastards — it could trigger chaos in our casino system of finance, underscoring the insane levels...
  • A Short Trip Down Memory Lane...1.20.2009

    08/18/2010 4:22:33 PM PDT · by pingman · 8 replies
    Telegraph UK ^ | 1.20.2009 | Gerald Warner
    "This will end in tears. The Obama hysteria is not merely embarrassing to witness, it is itself contributory to the scale of the disaster that is coming. What we are experiencing, in the deepening days of a global depression, is the desperate suspension of disbelief by people of intelligence – la trahison des clercs – in a pathetic effort to hypnotise themselves into the delusion that it will be all right on the night. It will not be all right. We have been here before. In the spring of 1997, to be precise, when a charismatic, young prime minister entered...
  • Paternal Perspective on Parental Pride

    02/18/2010 6:34:12 AM PST · by pingman · 18 replies · 444+ views
    My Heart | 2.18.2010 | Pingman
    Can’t say I saw this one coming. I awoke this day with a tear moistened pillow, after a night of unsettling dreams. Put on the coffee at 0530, same as I have every day for the last 30 years, but I knew that everything in my life from today forward had somehow changed. Little things set me off to blubbering like a girly-man: a red squirrel searching for a late winter cache of acorns tucked in by the stone wall that the deer had yet to find. The same wall that 19 years ago, a happy little boy delighted in...
  • "ISMS"

    05/07/2009 7:16:24 AM PDT · by pingman · 18 replies · 850+ views
    no attribution available | late 1950's | unknown
    This diddy was on a scrap of newsprint found within the jacket of one of my Dad's books. He's been gone since 1982, but I had to laugh as this sparked my memory of what an unapologetically conservative guy he was. Career Navy officer, pilot, meteorologist, hard ass. Didn't care one bit for the attitudes and politics of the 60's and beyond. If any of you care to append your own "isms" to the list, have at it! “ISMS” Socialism: You have two cows. Give one cow to your neighbor. Communism: You have two cows. Give both cows to the...