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Now that the contract is signed, I can announce that my combat memoir, WAR IN PIECES, will be published by @wargate books.
In the meantime, revisions continue…
Met a guy who was at Hamburger Hill during a local veterans’ get-together.
Retired from the post office. Teaches Sunday School.
Guys like him are everywhere. They just don’t broadcast it.
*heavy breathing*
It's that time of year... the FINAL EVER WarGate Crates are ready to ship, and everything in our warehouse is set to be included!
Readers selected @Sagebrush_Inst to support following their huge win for America and its public lands.
Invoking Starship Troopers discourse in a Star Wars debate???
Are you trying to cause a total protonic reversal???
This point was made by @cirsova before.
The Prequel nostalgia isn’t because the movies were good.
It’s because the EU material set during the Clone Wars was top-tier. Especially the games.
Replying to @AaronWrotkowski
Yeah because millenials all bitched and moaned that the prequels weren't "Luke, Han and Leia defeat Darth Vader except in the past", meanwhile all the kids watched The Clone Wars and played Republic Commando and didn't listen to a bunch of nerds
Re: the current Star Wars prequel discourse.
Yes, everyone made fun of them at the time. They were ass compared to the OT. The fact the Disney movies are cancerous polyps doesn’t mean the prequels aren’t ass.
Replying to @DaddyWarpig
We mocked them all. Not just The Phantom Menace. But Attack of the Clones. And Revenge of the Sith, too.
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I love how progressives have done a complete 180 on every phobia except the ones about publicizing weird s*x stuff
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Everytime I watch a classic horror film I think. Why isnt this 8 hours long with a cliffhanger every hour?
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This is a not so subtle signal that Antarctica holds an entrance to inner Earth. Theres a reason they wont publish photos of the inside of this globe. Accurate mapping of Agartha is a closely guarded secret.
🚨NEWS: Pete Hegseth wanted a priceless World War II-era globe used by Dwight Eisenhower displayed in his Pentagon office, but instead of waiting for professional curators, his staff attempted to move the historic artifact themselves and DROPPED IT, puncturing the globe near Antarctica and breaking its mounting, according to The Washington Post. The Pentagon confirms the damage.
Two recent books to give the boys & young men in your life.
Especially if they’re “reluctant readers.”
Picked this up a few months ago, after @jockowillink posted about it. Just getting to it now.
This is some riveting shit. Unvarnished truth, from some of the hardest men our nation ever produced.




































