Anonymous Is Correct In The Post Below... It's Photoshopped.

 I wouldn't doubt for a minute that you would see something like that though....





I believe this is the original:

Someone has the madd skilz:

The University of Alabama football players and coaches stopped being simply a football team and followed the lead of the NFL, NBA, MLB, and NASCAR. Today the U of A football team took a political stand based largely on a false narrative perpetuated by Commies and the MSM.

 I stopped watching college football several years ago. If I was a UA football fan, I would not be after today. In this video it appears there are not any white players marching. They are in the back of the line kind of like "the back of the bus". I really think this will be "step on your dick" moment for the team and university. I know in recent years student attendance at games has waned. In light of what took place today, I figure we will see kneeling during the anthem at UA games which will also cause attendance numbers to fall (think NFL, NASCAR,  etc. ).

If anyone has the stomach for it, click HERE to watch the latest attempt in destroying a fan base

And I always thought Fleetwood Mac was a "soft rock" band. Here is some music to get the blood flowing on this overcast-rainy Monday morning.

 

and it's Monday. While everyone is pouring over and analyzing Kyle taking out 3 criminals....

 
Someone analyzing the video and stills for any information must have been like, "Hey, what else can I find of interest?" *zooms in on stills*  who else was in the back... "noooo"  "come-on, it can't be"


More degenerates at the BLAMTIFA clusterfuck. It sure attracts some interesting "characters".

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♫♫ Another Pandora Band To Try "OSI" ♫♫

  Earlier I was doing yard work with the headphones on . Listening to Pandora on a channel I created for Airbag. Progressive Pink Floydian type stuff.  This song came on and caught my attention:







Lyrics:


I'll be gone now, either way that the wind blows
I'll be back though, leave a light in the window
When the waves die down, I'll be halfway round and I'll call you
When the sun blocks out, hold the radio up to the phone

I was dreaming
I was heading west, thirty days faster
Had a fever, woke up in a sweat, bailing out the water

Can't go on
Can't go back
Can't go on...
Can't go back

Heard your voice coming through the noise
Wrote it in the radio log
Hurt my head wondering what you said
So I threw it overboard

Can't go on
Can't go back
Can't go on
Can't go back
Can't go on...
Can't go back

I was dreaming
I was heading west, thirty days faster
Had a fever, woke up in a sweat, bailing out the water

Can't go on
Can't go back
Can't go on
Can't go back
Can't go on...
Can't go back


OSI is an American progressive rock band, originally formed by Fates Warning guitarist Jim Matheos in 2002. Chroma Key keyboardist and vocalist Kevin Moore is the only other full-time member of the band. The collaboration may be considered a studio project, as its members and contributors write and track most of their material independently, sharing and developing tracks long-distance, only coming together at the end of the process for mixing and additional tracking. The band's name is a reference to the Office of Strategic Influence, a short-lived American government agency formed in 2001 to support the War on Terror through propaganda. The band has featured a number of guest musicians on its albums, including Sean Malone, Steven Wilson, Mikael Akerfeldt, Joey Vera and Gavin Harrison.
Matheos recruited Moore, Dream Theater's then-drummer Mike Portnoy, and Sean Malone (Fretless Bass and Chapman Stickist) to perform on what was originally planned to be a Matheos solo album. Matheos and Portnoy originally planned to produce a progressive metal album similar to Matheos' work in Fates Warning, however Moore's impact changed the music's direction and genre, incorporating electronica into the original progressive metal sound. The band's debut album was released by InsideOut Music in 2003.
OSI was originally intended to be a one-off project, but Matheos and Moore found they both had gaps in their schedules so produced a follow-up. Free was released in 2006, with Portnoy returning to play drums as a session musician rather than a full band member, due to personal and musical differences between him and Moore. Blood was released in 2009, with Porcupine Tree drummer Gavin Harrison replacing Portnoy. The fourth album Fire Make Thunder was released in 2012 by Metal Blade Records, with Harrison once again on drums.

Sunny and 74° Here Today...

  The sunrise was kissing the trees above the barn earlier. I set it as the Masthead above.

 When I first rose from sleep, before cracking my eyes, I had this in my head. It's on a plaque that has been hanging in my parent's home for as many years as I can remember.
I've read it hundreds of times.
Now when I visit them I make a point to stop and read it. It's time for me to get one for here.

Stay safe, try and enjoy the day no matter what you do.

Got Preps?

 There are 64 days until the elections.  I am not a doomsday prepper or "the sky is falling" kind of man, but we could be in for some rough times in the coming months. I had rather have "things" and not need them as opposed to not having them and needing those items. It has been on my mind to post something on this subject for the last few weeks. I would hope most who stop by here are well provisioned already have enough items to sustain themselves for several months along with possessing the means to defend those items, themselves, and their families.  Should Trump lose, the "peaceful demonstrators" will probably feel empowered (they are already getting away with numerous crimes without consequence, including murder) and more than likely do what they do and that is commit  arson, loot, destroy property, rob and physically abuse the elderly, weak, etc. If Trump wins, the commies, anarchists, and BLM will have a colossal meltdown. Things will be very bad in the larger cities. It is possible we could see attacks on the power grid and other public utilities. There could also be a disruption in the supply systems we have grown accustomed too. We all saw the empty shelves/shortages from the panic buying after the "quarantine" and lockdown orders. The after effects of social unrest could be much worse than what we witnessed a few months ago. I came across this piece at Post Apo Vault . It is a good basic outline. The lists contained may not be for everyone and the author states that each person should tailor their preps for their own personal needs. This potential unrest would coincide with winter. That in itself is a huge consideration. What can be done to heat your home and keep your family warm?  Having means to protect family and supplies is a given. Gun and ammo sales are at an all time high. While it is still possible to obtain firearms and ammo, expect to pay a premium price. Clean drinking water is essential as is food . Some people require prescription medications. Plan accordingly. Forget trying to store fuel to run a generator. Besides being noisy, it simply isn't feasible. Something to consider though is solar panels, heavy duty batteries, and an inverter. Many things can be charged or powered this way. These items are nominal in price to purchase, free for the taking, and silent. The web is chocked full of some good information (some not so good).  Find what works best for your situation and don't get caught saying, "I wish I had of bought this" should the time come.  I look forward to hearing any other tips or suggestions in the comments. Good luck and Godspeed.

Jeffery

Stockpile for Apocalypse

Our world is very fragile. One small disaster can break the balance and cause a total collapse of the World.

Do you know what you should stock for emergency scenarios?

In this post, I will show you a list of things to stockpile for an apocalypse.

"Tread" I watched this documentary last night.

  It's not to often I hit the couch and turn on the TV. I have no interest in the shit they broadcast nowadays. The shows are awful, the news sucks and the commercials are intolerable. Last night I was beat from a long week so I figured I would see what was on for a movie. It's not easy an easy choice since most of the actors are assholes and I won't watch them. Hollywood sucks so they don't get my money too often and of course Netflix joined with the former president and his wookie. There ain't many choices so I acquiesced and started scrolling through the Netflix movie listings. Most of them I pass by as I read the description or see who's in it.

 At first it looked like remake of "Killdozer" until I read the description.

"This documentary reconstructs the pivotal moments that drove a man on a rampage to destroy a small town with a bulldozer he fortified in secret."


 This caught my eye. I remember watching this play out on the news back in 2004 and it's a documentary. The movie kept my attention the whole time and seemed to give an unbiased opinion either way as to the five W's.  If you're inclined I would recommend watching it.

Here's the trailer:







One thing of note. At the end there is a statement regarding the fact that this was national news, that most of us remember until the next day when Ronald Reagan passed away and news changed course.