Seen SOTI:
“What Britain needs is more Prince Philips and fewer Prince Harrys. Regardless of class.”
Can’t argue with that.
Category: QOTD
Quote Of The Day
I could basically just mine Tucker Carlson’s nightly FNC show for a QOTD, but that would involve watching FNC.
This one of Tucker’s, however, is specifically on target:
“Here’s a reminder: the U.S. military exists to fight and win wars. That’s its only purpose. The U.S. military is not an NGO. It is not a vehicle for achieving ‘equity.’ It’s not a social experiment. It’s definitely not an employment agency. Nobody has a God-given right to work in the military. No one does, and that includes all of us.”
‘Nuff said.
Except that women don’t belong in the fucking military. There, I said it, and I will never change my opinion.
Quote Of The Day
From Re. Jim Jordan (R-OH):
“Isn’t it strange how Democrats want to defund the police in your neighborhood, but are totally fine with hiring more police at the U.S. Capitol to protect politicians?”
I have to admit that there was once a time when I enjoyed pulling the Left’s chain with stuff like this.
Now I just want to toss the miserable bastards out of helicopters.
Quote Of The Day
“H‑E‑B has done more for Texas than our own government leadership for the past year.
I literally trust a southern grocery store chain more than the people whose job is to be there for us when we need them.” — Miles Luna #BLM (@TheMilesLuna) February 18, 2021
Not going to argue with that. Our Central Market (owned by H-E-B) was Johnny-on-the-spot when the SHTF two weeks back.
Reader Mike S says that Floridians feel the same about Publix. Anyone else on their local chains?
From The Great One
Top 20 quotes from Rush Limbaugh. My favorite:
“Morality is not defined and cannot be defined by individual choice.”
Unlike what the Left believes.
I am SO going to miss that man.
Quote Of The Day
From Peter Hitchens, brother of the late Christopher:
“Officials and politicians dare not relax the measures they took in a panic, in case they are blamed if anything ever goes wrong afterwards. And millions genuinely believe they are safer as a result.”
What that means is that a series of panics will inevitably cause our freedoms to be ratcheted into oppression via the “concern for security”. And the ratcheting goes one way, irreversibly.