America (2x)
- wemassacre
- Nov 10
- 9 min read
Land where my fathers died.
I watched some kids sing this today.
Because of their colors I wonder of their backgrounds.
Not the way a bitch would.
I look at it as the often, mocked or simplified, as the monkey that walks into a man.
The spread of mankind and how it picked up in the New World.
When you see folks from South American singing about America, America, God shed His Grace on thee.
The song includes a petition for grace.
It isn't Nationalism to love this land. To love it like Moncacht-Apé, a legendary Yazoo (a Native American nation) explorer who, according to oral tradition recorded in the 1700s, may have completed the first transcontinental journey across North America
To be interested in it like a French-Men seeking fur and taking Sacagawea as a wife and during his pregnancy she helps lead way in Lewis and Clark's Expedition of the Louisiana Purchase.
Turns out the French sold the Land to the Colonists that threw off their King and set up their own shops called The United States.. Things were far from bitchin' and there was a lot of surly dudes and lone wolves already roaming the country side alongside tribes and outliers.
Back to the way a bitch would start to assess the situation;
Assumes the indian Kid gets title VI and feels like Iron Eye Cody the American actor of Sicilian descent, that the black kid has a family who were enslaved, and the white kid was some how connected to slavery on the bad side and not the side that fought to protect or were drafted to fight for the Union.
Like the drafts in the later wars in which many Americans fought regardless of background.
That's the land where my fathers died.
It set you up to bitch.
Turns out the three of them could concoct and ad for the education of America using a fake tear made from glycerin. You're only a few clicks from nitroglycerin at that point and then you start getting on watch lists. Remember when Chuck wrote Fight Club and had to change the book in order not to inspire McVeigh like characters in society.
A lot of people's fathers have died here.
Remember when Twiztid said, "Think about it a hundred years from now
It was all different people livin on the planet
Now they dead
200 years ago it was a whole nother posse
Now they dead
The dead probably out number the living 10, 000 to 1
A hundred years from now we'll be dead
So fuck that! I'ma run with the muthafuckin dead
When we sing songs for the Soldiers and Marine, or Airmen and Sailors.
Did the average Spartan or Greek feel like I do?
His guitar talks during the song.
Not everyone wanted to help save Jews and stop Hitler's campaign to rule Europe, not just Germany. You didn't have a problem with what was going on until he crossed in to Poland according to your blog. Such a piece, bruh.
Reminds me of when a guy gets a life sentence and is also given a crazy financial fine to pay.
How the hell do they expect to seriously re-coup these fees? The guy is in the joint.
Brian Regan made a joke regarding this topic once and I tried to look it up and found a different Brian Regan from the Air Force in 2003
Convicted spy Brian Patrick Regan was sentenced to life in prison without parole for offering to sell U.S. intelligence secrets to Saddam Hussein.
Regan, a 40-year-old retired Air Force master sergeant, was convicted last month of attempted espionage on behalf of Iraq and China. He was spared the death penalty when a jury decided that Regan did not offer documents to Iraq concerning nuclear weapons, military satellites or war plans.
Reminds me of Rex Ressler, he was a wrestler I met years ago. This dude was wild as shit. People called him "The Dixie Dust Walker" because he'd walk from match to match. Town to town.
Every now and again he'd catch a lift with Doyle Poole.
Both of these cats made me realize that you shouldn't think someone is good because they are good at something you are impressed by.
A black belt, a veteran, a basketball player.
They say you should never meet your hero.
“They say you shouldn’t drink alcohol when it’s so hot. For they say, it dehydrates you. They say you should drink water. But I subscribe to the Law of Contrary Public Opinion. If everyone thinks one thing… then I say bet the other way.”
A guy writing a blog said he lives by this quote from Roma in Glengarry Glen Ross.
The Law of Contrary Public Opinion
He then gives a semi-public opinion and advice.
I more likely subscribe to the law of this guy wants to appear to hold this position but does not actually walk this policy out.
For years the Aces have maintained the "Full Album Policy" but only a [religious] bro would get upset or cry foul if you were turning on a car and heard "La Grange" and failed to crank it up without the accompanying tracks
You see the full album policy is our belief that in order to really appreciate the work you need to realize that a good artist took their time to arrange the album a certain way. They intended for this to be heard without SKIP AD boxes or mandatory listening sentences for commercials.
This is where I picked back up and inserted text but this thought takes off to continue about the full album policy jump past and pick back up where I listed 1 - 9
I swear dang near a blood oath on ads that cut in and it is why is don't eat at most fast food joints. I already know you exist and I don't like my attention broken or that I already paid for the internet why do I have to keep paying for everything else.
Try getting a job, you need the internet and a device. How are you maintaining that fee while seeking a gig? A lift to the public library? Do you realize how long a fucking quiz for a job application can take?
It is a given that you have the internet and a device.
BUT WITH PHYSICAL MEDIA
A Stereo, a boom box, a discmin.
You can listen and enjoy without notifications, being lured into the colorful monolithic mirror in your hand.
A true black mirror.
A Palantir.
A palantír is one of several indestructible crystal balls from J. R. R. Tolkien's epic-fantasy novel The Lord of the Rings.
Wow in looking up that it was also a company called that and obviously inspired by Lord of the Rings:
Does the US military use Palantir?
AI Overview
Yes, the US military uses Palantir across various branches, including the Army, Special Operations Command, and others. Recent developments include a major 10-year, up to $10 billion enterprise agreement with the Army to streamline software and data needs, and the delivery of AI-enabled targeting systems like the Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node (TITAN).
The Army has a significant, recent partnership with Palantir.
A 10-year enterprise agreement, potentially worth up to $10 billion, consolidates 75 previous contracts to make the procurement of Palantir's software and data tools more efficient, as reported by Army.mil and CNBC.
The Army is receiving AI-powered hardware, including the first TITAN (Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node) systems, which are designed to link data sensors to weapons on the battlefield, according to Defense News and Axios.
The Army Research Laboratory has also extended a contract with Palantir for AI and machine learning capabilities, notes Army Technology.
U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM):
USSOCOM has a long-standing contract with Palantir to serve as its enterprise data management and AI-enabled mission command platform, reports Palantir.
Other agencies:
Palantir's software is also used by other government and intelligence agencies, including the National Security Agency, the Department of Homeland Security, the CIA, and the FBI, says Built In.
Palantir Technologies Inc. is an American publicly traded company specializing in software platforms for data.[3] Headquartered in Denver, Colorado, it was founded in 2003 by Peter Thiel,[4] Stephen Cohen,[5] Joe Lonsdale,[6] Alex Karp,[7] and Nathan Gettings
Palantir does not have a single biggest competitor, but rather faces competition from several types of companies. Its closest rivals in the data analytics and AI space include specialized firms like Databricks and Snowflake, as well as large cloud providers like Microsoft Azure, Amazon Web Services (AWS), and Google Cloud. Additionally, established tech giants such as IBM also pose a significant challenge.
Is Elon Musk involved in Palantir?
May 6 (Reuters) - Elon Musk's artificial intelligence company xAI has partnered with Palantir Technologies (PLTR.May 6, 2025
Tolkien's story: A single palantír enabled its user to see places far off, or events in the past.[T 3][T 2] A person could look into a palantír to communicate with anyone looking into another palantír. They could then see "visions of the things in the mind" of the person looking into the other stone.
Also note that everything seen in the Palantir while maybe "true" is distorted by the viewer in an immediately incorrect interpretation of what they saw and they act hasty. Sauron guarding the wrong thing and assumed the wrong person must have the ring, Denethor, saw a fleet of ships and lost hope, killing himself while Aragorn subdued the fleet.
This is probably true to Palantir into someone's private life without them there to navigate. This could explain a incorrect interpretation of a complete accident.
You fly off the handle, commit suicide, or become guarded in the wrong areas.
Tolkien's work has influenced so much and so many. Even T2's ending is influenced by the ending of Lord of The Rings and the visuals of T2 would reverse-inspire Peter Jackson to do his own "Lower me into the steel" moment in Return of The King.
Which is better for people to read Lord of the Ring or to adopt Ai into their lives?
Why do you have to choose?
Eventually there is going to be a fork in the path.
Not all forks come with only two stabbing lines.
Would Jay-Z who drove past the fork in the road and went straight mean that he drove past an abandoned dinner utensil?
No lie, just know I chose my own fate I drove by the fork in the road and went straight
Reminds me of either he drives straight thru the slingshot style forked path and proceeds to pull an Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls performance of Chitty Chitty Bang Bang.
Just a quick thought, since these Ziggurats were built skyward, like the mounds of and 'mids found around the globe.
Imagine pyramids shortened to 'mids because they because referenced too much.
Maybe the language is confused not just meaning Spanish and English and Hangul sudden appear on the scene, but maybe what they mean too is the language is so confused they can no longer make progress.
They become mired in a quagmire of "what's that suppose to mean?"
By God do you mean "Sky Daddy" and not "Dynamic Reality" as described by Neal Donald Walsh like Nature and the Lorax. You get God and Jesus. The Process and The Social Servant.
So Orwellian takes on things can quickly confuse the language and sell you progress and [productionless social unions] bog down your plate with blogs, you won't know whether to shit or wind your watch.
Not that you'd know the time if they didn't tell you.
You don't get to wind your own watch any more.
Your watch is watching you.
Well, well.
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These are dicks that are gate-keepers. Fence building. Not letting other get as close to the light as they are. The spirit of the full-album policy is to get a full appreciation for the album. There was a time when, before say 2003ish, when full albums were important and you could not get by with one or two good songs on a CD unless you were Seal.
Reading his discography it would have been cool if he kept naming albums, Seal.
Every album is self-titled.
My rich cousin Reginald was a massive fan of Seal.
Speaking of Seal, his mom was Nigerian and his dad was from Brazil and he was born in London and was a huge fan of Catweazle growing up.
Both Catweazle Bobby Barnes the professional wrestler and the Catweazle I was referencing which was:
Give a man an apple and feed him for a day but give him apple seeds to eat and he could die from cyanide poisoning which would be quicker than the slow death of waiting for the orchard to blossom and produce fruit, as per nature's push for Life.
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