His name sounds like a car. Ladies and gentlemen, please direct your
attention to the showroom as we unveil the 2013
Alexis.
But Aaron Alexis
was not a car, just another human monster in a world going increasingly mad
without permission. Crazy used to
mean talking to yourself in crowds or walking nude down the street. The good old days.
12 people dead,
older folks working as government contractors on a Washington, D.C. Navy base
that doesn't seem much like the Navy bases most of us remember. Kinda depressing to watch a Navy commanding
officer relate how he went into hiding to avoid getting shot. Funny how the upper echelon doesn't much want
military people carrying weapons anymore.
Guns, you know.
General George
Patton, I wish you could return from the dead, visit Congress and every
legislative body in the United States, and slap the crap out of the people
determined to neuter us all. Um, I think
you might need to make a quick stop at the White House, too.
By the way --
and I've not heard this discussed anywhere yet
-- while microwaves and voices and violent video "games" were
ruling the mind space of one Aaron Alexis day after night after day, what did
those voices tell him to do to the Navy computers with which he was intimately
familiar as a trusted computer technician?
Did he add any goodies to spread among hard drives without end? Did his work entail any "adjustments"
intended to screw the digital pooch someday soon? Did he download any sensitive information,
remove it from the Navy installation and offer it up to the voices as a
peace offering on some devious Web site?
And now the
investigations begin. 12 innocent folks
are still dead, but the government will explore post-disaster to see if anything
went wrong with security. If. Meanwhile, Sen. Feinstein (big scandal about
her husband selling post offices via a no-bid contract right now, and the far
left media are burning hot about it) and the usual debasers of constitutional
freedoms scream for more gun control -- joined also by celebs such as Henry
Winkler, whom I thought was too busy taping those heartfelt TV commercials
where banks try to sign up senior citizens for reverse mortgages. Creepy, just creepy.
President Obama,
currently the most impeachable commander-in-chief a rational mind can
imagine, loves his Executive
Orders. Indeed, he just violated U.S.
laws (primarily the Arms Export Control Act) by allowing some heavy weaponry to
be sent to the "rebels" in Syria -- you know, the ones recent
estimates claim to consist of at least 40 percent Al Qaeda. Members of the bonkers Islamic faithful who hate the United States and want to kill
us all. The prez sent weapons to our own
enemies. My opinion: This man might do better to rule from a
federal prison cell, where, incidentally, extravagant vacations at taxpayer
expense and frequent golf outings are rare.
We consistently smell the essence of impeachment. When will Congress do its job?
The
"Executive Order" president should, right now, get serious about
something else -- go before the national TV cameras, swallow really, really
hard and tell the nation that he approves of all law-abiding, apparently stable
adult citizens and active military personnel to carry firearms for personal and
public protection, whether they work on military bases, other government
institutions, or in the mom-and-pop store on the corner. AND there will be no lawsuits against
businesses which end up in the middle of firearm protection actions. Doing more to deprive citizens of firearms
is increasingly a very bad, short-sighted and dangerous idea. From coast to coast, Americans find their
daily lives confronted by the possibility of life-and-death decisions formerly
unfathomable, and obviously there can't be a cop stationed on every square foot
of America. Why should we all not have
the same opportunities for self-protection as the president, celebrities and
others of influence? Answer: Those with the power have no intention of
sharing it with you.
But, of course,
our president won't do that. I think
he's too busy right now watching the progressive world collapse around him, so
many of his plans unlikely to fly, while so many others did indeed take wing,
but the wings are of wax a la Icarus and a major melt may be in store.
Did we learn
nothing after Fort Hood? Why are the
frauds and schemers in Washington, sworn to defend, rather than twist the
Constitution and the country, not in prison yet? No, not just thrown out -- prison and nothing
less. The reasons are surely
legion. The latest reasons encompass 12
dead on American government soil, a place which should rightly be the safest in
the country, if not the world.
Ultrasound
Update: I read that ultrasound is now used to treat
anxiety and cause pleasurable feelings when applied to specific brain
areas. Not only does this beg the
question of its possible use during UFO abduction incidents -- now I'm curious
whether Aaron Alexis may really have been exposed to microwave
invasions. Seems nuts, I know, but look
at big government's quickly rising wealth of technological interference
toys. If we can invent a gay bomb
to render enemies gay and (passionately) sexually active with one another on
the battlefield -- and the Air Force has, though, we are informed, the
bomb never went into production -- why
not microwaves to the brain? This is
my ELF weapon is part of what Alexis etched into his gun, perhaps to
signify extremely low frequency. Or maybe it just means ELF and nothing
more. We sometimes like to add mystery, bells and whistles
to chaos and tragedy, but sometimes perpetrators are just mentally going, going
and gone, nothing more.
