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News and commentaries that reveal historical facts and trends that place current events into perspective and make it possible to anticipate future events.

 

Alex Jones and David Knight break down the key points of a new book, Military to Military, by Pulitzer-Prize winner, Seymour Hersh. Summary: Obama, acting on behalf of the globalists, is trying to provoke a major world war with Russia while arming and funding ISIS. In surprising contrast, the warhawks at the Pentagon are quietly trying to de-escalate the situation. General Michael Flynn confirms that the Pentagon is working against Obama’s policies. This report provides the details. InfoWars 2015 Dec 23 (Story)

Here is Google’s robot Christmas card. Not sure if this is exciting or very disturbing. BusinessInsider 2015 Dec 22 (Story)

The Bosnian War (1992 – 1995) was fought over establishing an Islamic Salafist state that implements Sharia Law. The Bosnian Muslim Community benefited from foreign fighters financed by Saudi Arabia. The Saudis practice a radicalized form of Islam that now influences Bosnian mosques and schools. The reporter says that the King Fayed Mosque does not answer to local authorities. France24 2015 Dec 21 (Story)

Bosnia has the highest recruitment rate for ISIS in Europe. The prevailing style of Islamic practice is gradually changing from tolerance to a harsh, Salafist approach. France24 2015 Dec 21 (Story)

THE ONE GALLUSED MAN
(Gallusses are suspenders) The following article appeared in the 1962 Mar 1 edition of The Freeman magazine, published by The Foundation for Economic Education.

I remember, as a small boy in knee britches, going with my father to hear an address given by the Hon­orable Stephen Pace, then con­gressman from the old Georgia 12th District. It was on the banks of the Ocmulgee River. There was a barbecue, and citizens, espe­cially farmers, from all the coun­ties gathered. This was before the first World War.

It seemed that someone in the Congress had introduced a bill that would give the farmers some money provided they did some­thing. The congressman vigorous­ly opposed it. I have no idea what it was, because I was watching a “dirt dobber” making a ball of mud.

The congressman snapped me back to attention, however, when he said, “I’m going to tell you a true story about the wild hogs that once lived about forty miles down the river. Years ago,” the congressman said, “in a great horseshoe bend down the river, there lived a drove of wild hogs. Where they came from no one knew, but they sur­vived floods, fires, freezes, droughts, and hunters. The great­est compliment a man could pay to a dog was to say that he had fought the hogs in Horseshoe Bend and returned alive. Occasion­ally a pig was killed either by dogs or a gun—a conversation piece for years to come.

“Finally a one-gallused man came by the country store on the river road and asked the where­abouts of these wild hogs. He drove a one-horse wagon, had an ax, some quilts, a lantern, some corn, and a single barrel shotgun. He was a slender, slow-moving, patient man—he chewed his to­bacco deliberately and spat very seldom.

“Several months later he came back to the same store and asked for help to bring out the wild hogs. He stated that he had them all in a pen over in the swamp. Bewildered farmers, dubious hunters, and storekeepers all gathered in the heart of Horseshoe Bend to view the captive hogs.

“‘It was all very simple,’ said the one-gallused man. ‘First I put out some corn. For three weeks they would not eat it. Then some of the young ones grabbed an ear and ran off into the thicket. Soon they were all eating it; then I commenced building a pen around the corn, a little higher each day. When I noticed that they were all waiting for me to bring the corn and had stopped grubbing for acorns and roots, I built the trap door. Naturally,’ said the patient man, ‘they raised quite a ruckus when they seen they was trapped, but I can pen any animal on the face of the earth if I can just get him to depend on me for a free handout.’

“We have had patient men in our central government in Washington for years. They are using our own dollars instead of corn.”