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Mens rea means guilty mind. A criminal's actions after a crime often indicate his knowledge and intent.  On September 11, 2012, Senator Christopher Stevens, an aide, and two retired Navy Seals died while trying to defend the American consulate in Benghazi, Libya. The attack lasted 7 hours.  http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Peace/2013/02/07/Dereliction-of-Duty-Obama-Did-Nothing-to-Save-American-Lives-in-Benghazi--and-Lied-About-It Military help was available. President Obama, James Clapper, David Petraeus, Hillary Clinton, and Leon Panetta all knew what was happening in real time. President Obama had an election to win and he sure as hell didn't want to risk a Jimmy Carter style failed rescue attempt- right before the election.  http://frontpagemag.com/2012/matthew-vadum/chris-stevens-last-words/ Obama let American employees in Benghazi die. If that weren't bad enough- Obama and the rest of these chicken shit bastards we call "leaders" manufactured a dist...

The United States was designed as a Republic. We also believed and I say that past tense- in due process. This was a process that embraced the concept of individual rights, freedom, and innocence  until proven guilty. With the advent and intrusion of government into every facet of our lives, willing to steal our money in every way imaginable from taxes, compulsory laws such as Obamacare, and money printing (the inflation tax) I shouldn't be surprised that the government has embraced the indefinite detention of American citizens and while denying them due process. This is NDAA. This is the most important lawsuit of the year. We SHOULD all be paying attention.  http://libertyblitzkrieg.com/2013/02/07/must-watch-video-is-the-ndaa-lawsuit-headed-to-the-supreme-court/

This is a very comprehensive article on Obamacare. It will probably answer any questions you might have. I got a little sick reading it...so... You might have a drink or two before you start reading. This ain't a tax- this is wage slavery.  http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/

From the stock market lows of early '09, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has risen over 105% in slightly less than 4 years. There are not many investment vehicles that allow you to capture 25% returns each year. Oddly enough, somebody has to pay that 25%. So who is it that pays? The money has to come from somewhere doesn't it? People that get in- far too late, mutual funds, state retirement systems. They ride the wave up and down- year after year. Fund managers talk about market timing like it's a terrible thing. They say stupid shit like investor/participants should dollar cost average in. Did you know that the upper 5% of the uber wealthy in this country directly own 85% of the stock? The bankers have been sitting chilly on all that stock they bought with free money from the Fed. They've been waiting for good ol' mom and pop to come in late now so they can sell and get the hell out. And just like trained pigs, here comes retail investors- 40 billion dolla...

My friend Dave, a fellow copper, used to say that and laugh like a hyena. Because it's true. This morning I was reading about the Navy Seal sniper who was shot and killed at a gun range and I was reminded of how easy it is to kill anybody. That guy by all accounts, was a serious bad ass and clearly capable of defending himself- yet he lost his life. Stateside. I always have guns around me. This is not because I am some whack job looking to kill someone- this is because I was a cop for a long time and I know how many whack jobs are out there- self medicated and pissed off at the world. I make no apologies for being armed. I won't waste time dialing 911.  I will use what precious seconds I have taking action- not praying like some statist that a cop car is across the street. Or worse yet, that the cop that does arrive will actually intervene right away rather than wait for help to arrive. Cops are trained to wait for help. They teach us that. So retired old cops know that...

I've been tinkering around with the blog a little. I hope you like the new layout. Today is Superbowl Sunday. In the old days, back when I was running the show, I ditched our annual office Christmas Party in lieu of the Superbowl party. There was a lot of drinking, gambling, and debauchery during those parties and somehow all of that- seemed far more appropriate for a football game. These days, I keep my debauchery to a minimum. Earlier this week, Carl Icahn had a live interview with some enemy of his on CNBC. It lasted nearly 15 minutes with Icahn spewing all kinds of ego, nastiness, and profanity on network television. Picking right over happy and looking like an idiot in the process. Yesterday was also the 2nd year anniversary of the death of a close, personal friend of mine.  http://thecivillibertarian.blogspot.com/2011/02/when-we-were-kings.html I am going to try and spin this all together. I get a little reflective when this time of the year rolls around. I remember...