It holds sarcasm... it is true and it is not funny.

These are things I know are happening, actually, these are things we all should know happen everyday, we see them on the news, discussed in congress, we hear from them directly from our military friends and relatives but in the end life continues, it is still better than most of the world's lives and it includes enough of that mix of stress and relax to push our thoughts away from almost everything, so, we forget.
When I read The Sultan Knish article of today -Incidentism-  it was like listening to myself (if I could ever write and put together a quality article of course) and I think nothing was left out on this matter of Rules Of Engagement. No sincere person could in my opinion, disregard or deny this is the reality our troops and even our law enforcement agencies continuously face.

Once upon a time it was the objective of the military to win wars. Now the objective of the military is to avoid incidents. An incident happens when civilians are killed, prisoners mistreated or some other event that is photographed, videotaped and then flashed around the world. This results in an Incident, capital I, that triggers much artificial soul-searching by the media which spends the next two years beating...

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Can't Help It

Recovered from Suppaddleboard.blogspot.com

(It's worth it... at least for me.)

It is the same sporty spirit about paddle boarding but...... after a couple of intense days due to the elections I am going to indulge and share with all guys out there (sorry ladies). Paddle Boarding at its best..... isn't it?

The UNIFIER calls for Revenge instead. Way to go.

In the end, all becomes class warfare, it is the same old idea that started taking form in the 1800's and defined itself in 1917. You can go "forward" with your revenge, it will give you exactly what it gave millions before you, some days of euphoria, at least half a century of dependency and struggle to survive while enjoying the freedom to be silent, the company of all the new poor and the promise of that better future you will never see. 

Voting Isn't Revenge, It's Resistance
www.conservativenewscentral.com11/5/12
There are plenty of ways to cast the divisions between parties and movements, but the elemental act of voting divides rhetoric from motive. Obama called voting the best revenge, because for a sizable portion of his base that's ...

Obama: Vote for "Revenge" [Video] | Gather

politics.gather.com11/3/12

Obama said voters can get "Revenge" on presidential candidate Mitt Romney by voting at a campaign event in Ohio. This statement is reminiscent of other divisive statements made by President Obama in the past. At one ...

Within 2 Hours Of The Benghazi Attack

 At the same time new election polls by REUTERS shows Obama getting ahead of Romney once again for likely voters, with the subsequent euphoria that such news arise for Obama camp, the agency reports the most damaging information for the incumbent. Emails obtained from government sources who declined to be identified erase all shadows of doubt. There is now no possibility the White House did not know about the nature of the Benghazi attack; even worse, they knew within two hours.

REUTERS REPORT: “WHITE HOUSE TOLD OF MILITANT CLAIM ...
gretawire.foxnewsinsider.com10/24/12
I think it important to read what other news organizations are writing about this story. CLICK HERE TO READ ENTIRE STORY.

There are no arguments to erase evidence, there is instead, starting in the afternoon of  9/11/2012 a trail of incompetence, lies and deceit.

-The records obtained by Reuters consist of three emails dispatched by the State Department's Operations Center to multiple government offices, including addresses at the White House, Pentagon, intelligence community and FBI, on the afternoon of September 11. The first email, timed at 4:05 p.m. Washington time - or 10:05 p.m. Benghazi time, 20-30 minutes after the attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission allegedly began - carried the subject line "U.S. Diplomatic Mission in Benghazi Under Attack" and the notation "SBU", meaning "Sensitive But Unclassified."-

Obama's Greatest Foreign Policy Error - Comment-

An insightful and very informative article looking deep into the root of the Islam problem the western nations face. Politicians tend to ignore or dismiss history time and again in favor of their own and so often naive views of the world, sometimes worsened by an egocentric consideration of their role in the big scheme of things; but history has a way of redeeming itself and in the process, big egos are eaten. This article is a must read.

Obama's Greatest Foreign Policy Error

SultanKnish.blogspot.com , A Blog By Daniel Greenfield. 

There Was Nothing...

... and it was boring
 Then nothing exploded.
 And here we are. 

 The Universe is still expanding as those two mysterious forces (Dark Energy and Dark Matter) apply in opposition to each other, one holding galaxies together while the other accelerates and pushes everything away from everything else. Neither one is visible, but that could soon change thank you to...

  The Highest Resolution Camera Ever Built

The highest-resolution camera ever built has begun its quest to pin down the mysterious stuff that makes up nearly three-quarters of our Universe.

"The Dark Energy Survey's 570-million-pixel camera will scan some 300 million galaxies in the coming five years.

The goal is to discover the nature of dark energy, which is theorised to be responsible for the ever-faster expansion of the Universe.

Its first image, taken 12 September, focussed on the Fornax galaxy cluster.

In time, along with its massive haul of individual galaxies, it will study 100,000 galaxy clusters - the largest stable structures we know of - and 4,000 supernovae, the bright dying throes of stars.

This enormous survey is a collaboration between US, UK, Brazilian, Spanish and German astronomers.

The phone box-sized Dark Energy Camera or DECam is mounted on the 4m Victor M Blanco telescope at the Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory in Chile's Atacama desert.

DECam is particularly sensitive to red and infrared light, to better study cosmic objects as distant as eight billion light-years away".

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Via bbc.co.uk/news
   Sept. 18/2012