Oh I have not yet begun to worry them yet. I’ve dealt with this for far too long and seen far too much. From this point forward, any threats (either personal or professional) will be ruthlessly retaliated against by me and the alliances I’ve forged. I may not succeed in deterring or defeating every attack. But it’ll be a fight. I will make every last one of them famous by dragging them into the sunlight for the world to see. I’m not interested in worrying about what they’re going to do. It’s time for them to start worrying about what we’re going to do. We won’t be intimidated by demons openly frothing at the mouth over our annihilation.

This isn’t a classroom. And it’s not your Ivy League syllabus. I’m not here to cherry pick history to fit your comfort level. This page isn’t about preserving feelings. It’s about preserving truth. You’re going to learn about all kinds of Americans here. The brilliant. The broken. The brutal. The redeemed. And yes, today, that includes Robert E. Lee. One of the finest battlefield commanders to ever walk the face of the earth. But this post isn’t really about Lee. It’s about what’s coming if you don't wake up and understand ALL of the American condition, not just the parts you like. And what history refuses to let us forget. Spare me your pearl clutching cries of “traitor.” You want only the parts of the American experiment that make you feel good? Too bad. Battle it out in the comments. You don’t get to cherry pick the Republic. You’re going to get all of it: the glory, the grief, the blood, the brilliance. Because believe it or not, that’s how we heal this ridiculous divide. Not by erasing history. By facing it, whole. Lee was mythic in his own time, and while still in uniform no less. I can count on one hand the number of military leaders in world history who held that kind of gravity. His mere presence on the battlefield moved thousands. His men believed he rode with God. And his enemies feared he commanded the wind. Why? Because Lee was the perfect storm of lethal factors, a man forged in pressure, faith, and brilliance: He possessed a battlefield mind that bent terrain, timing, and psychology to his will. He spoke softly, but carried the moral weight of a holy man, which made others fight for him as if fighting for something divine. He was the living embodiment of a region’s grief, pride, and wrath. He never had to scream. His silence made others move. The most dangerous man in any war is the one who didn’t want it, until you gave him no choice. Lee was that man. And that’s why he was so effective. You want to understand Lee? Then understand the war he fought in. Don’t give me another surface level take about rifled muskets and outdated tactics. That’s not why it was the bloodiest war in our history. The Civil War was decades in the making. The riots. The compromises. The moral rot no one wanted to confront until it swallowed the whole nation. It was what happens when generations ignore the pressure, until it explodes. And when it did, men like Lee, Sherman, and Grant emerged. They didn’t crawl out of textbooks. They rose out of chaos, because the times demanded them. Half of you are begging for civil war now, without the faintest idea what that would mean. You think GWOT was bad? You cry over civilians killed in drone strikes? That horror would pale next to a war of brother against brother, of neighborhoods torn apart by blood and belief. Because you end up hating someone exactly as much as you once loved them. And how much more do you love your fellow countryman than some stranger in a foreign land? And here’s what you don’t see: Those archetypes, the Lees, the Shermans, the Grants? They already live among you. Quiet. Unknown. Watching. You think they’re extinct? They’re not. They’re waiting. And if the hate keeps boiling, they won’t stay unknown for long. So yes, on this page, you will hear their names. You will study their victories and their sins. And I won’t soften the blow of reality just to make you feel better. Because history doesn’t need your approval. It needs your attention. The lesson? No war is more brutal than the ones we fight with ourselves. And no man is more dangerous than the one who wanted peace... until you gave him no other choice. That’s what the Civil War was. And that’s what you’re playing with now. So keep screaming in the comments. Just know you’re screaming at the future you’re helping create.

I suggest anyone operating under the fantasy that the Civil War would be fun for anybody go check out my book American Apocalypse. It attempts to disabuse people that notion. Link below. @infantrydort

It's blowing my mind how many grown adults think it's unreasonable to ask them to clean up their own dirty dishes when they rent a house with a full kitchen.

Turns out I’m not getting married anymore because I suggested my fiancé gets rid of his ex wife remains.

Is the legacy media's unwillingness to report on the Color Revolution plot that @DataRepublican uncovered a function of: (A) They are in on it? (B) Even if they wanted to report on it, they could not because that would give credit to a citizen journalist and prove their own irrelevance? (C) Both of the above? (D) Something else?

IMO: “…I ask this question solely for the betterment of our nation,” is like saying “…with all do respect…” First, that kid hasn’t lived long enough, served long enough, or sacrificed enough to lecture anyone on what’s best for this country. Second, he knew exactly what he was doing. That wasn’t an innocent question. That was a deliberate shot, delivered under the protection of a microphone he never should have been handed. There used to be a time when questions were screened before someone stepped up to the mic. There used to be a Squared Away Senior NCO in the room who knew his job and enforced standards. Those days are gone because they’re to SCARED! What you’re seeing isn’t just a disrespectful, unmannered little junior. It’s a direct reflection of the leadership currently above him. TOP OUT—🦅🌎⚓️

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Americans are not "war-weary." I don't doubt many of my countrymen and countrywomen are sick of hearing about wars, reading about wars, seeing war imagery on their algorithms. But the idea that we as a people are in any way dealing with war's ruin beyond gas prices is laughable.

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