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Thursday, September 29, 2016
Diversity in 2016
In the days of Martin Luther King Jr., diversity meant being inclusive of all people of all walks of life. Black, White, Brown, Catholic, Atheist, Jewish, men and women. Inclusiveness in government, in the classroom, in the workforce, in lunchrooms and in the military. Martin Luther King Jr. not one time ever called for killing of cops, the burning of people’s businesses, the calling of their own race’s lives matter while condemning everyone else as racist. MLK Jr. did it right. He took his message to the people and convinced us that peace through strength of numbers and of conviction can break through even the most hardened of hearts. He proved that love can win by not allowing haters to affect his pursuit of peaceful revolution.
Unfortunately this is 2016 and diversity much like the family sedan isn’t what it used to be. Diversity has become nothing more than a cliche meant to put lipstick on the pig so to speak. Diversity now means fifty shades of gray of the same idea. Diversity means believing that mankind has the power to control the weather of the entire globe even though most of it is covered with nothing but water and ice. Diversity means believing that compassion comes from the force of a government official loaded with arms that you aren’t allowed to have access to. Diversity means calling blacks uncle toms and coons and gays self haters and women weak daring to challenge political correctness in 2016. Diversity now means getting social media platforms to censor and ban people and messages that trigger and overwhelming emotional traumatic response. Diversity today reflects suing Christian bakers for refusing to make a wedding cake for a gay couple while those that refuse to make a “Thin Blue Line” cake get cheered on Facebook. Diversity means threatening the lives of outspoken gay conservatives that dare to come to college campuses to speak. Diversity today means using the force of the federal government to attack groups of people that you do not agree with. Diversity unfortunately means treating criminals better than law biding citizens and allowing our children to go to school without any measure of protection. Diversity today means a white guy or gal can play black face and be a leader in the NAACP or work in journalism as long as they are promoting “Social Justice”. Diversity now means that you get to call those who criticize you for sitting during the national anthem as white supremacist xenophobic racists.
MLK Jr. would be ashamed of America today. He would roll over in his grave if he knew how people bastardize his name for all the things they do in it. He would be aghast at how people have all but erased his efforts to show that people of all backgrounds can co-exist. He would tell “Black Lives Matter” that “All Lives Matter” and to go home and stop making fools of themselves. He would tell women today that they don’t need to do everything a man does in order to feel just as equal, just as powerful, and just as strong. He would tell the government that his people don’t need their pity, their handouts, or their lip service. MLK Jr. would tell the media that they have failed in their duty to be fair and impartial. I have no doubt in my mind that MLK would vote for Donald Trump in November if given the chance. Unfortunately it looks like being dead means his vote will go to Hillary in 2016…You know…Diversity and all….
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Thursday, January 14, 2016
Friday, April 17, 2015
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
#Twitter Milestone REACHED
Id like to take this moment from handing liberals their dumbass asses to announce that earlier this evening, I went over 1000 followers on my IrvinePatriot account on there. This is a great achievement for me and I want to thank each and every one of my followers and I want to thank each and every one of you for reading my blog. Its trying sometimes to continue being a loud consistent voice for Constitutional Conservativism but its moments like this that lets me know that its working and its all worth it. THANK YOU!!
Sunday, March 15, 2015
Senator #RandPaul Answers my Tweet from #SXSW #HillaryEmail
Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky at #SXSW replied to a tweet of mine. You can find the scoop here!
http://twitter.com/SenRandPaul/status/577255193798029312
http://twitter.com/SenRandPaul/status/577255405950095360
Thank you Senator Paul for being a true Citizen Statesman!
http://twitter.com/SenRandPaul/status/577255193798029312
http://twitter.com/SenRandPaul/status/577255405950095360
Thank you Senator Paul for being a true Citizen Statesman!
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
From The Eyes of an OWL on College Campus Today
The view on EKU's (Eastern Kentucky University) campus today is dramatically different from the view I experienced as an 18 year old freshman back in 2000! A lot of things were different in the world back then. Sure, some new buildings had been erected, older buildings had been renovated or re purposed. Technology had become a much larger part of campus with campus wide WIFI and many more computer labs with instructors using laptops as instruction aides in nearly every class. Parking police or as they are referred to by some as parking nazis still go out to write as many tickets as possible. However, that is not the concern I have for the future as I observe activity on campus today!
I am a non-traditional student or an OWL which stands for Older Wiser Learners. This means that I do not fit in the 18-24 age range and I do not live on campus. Other criteria for consideration would be those married with kids, those with full time jobs, veterans. Since I experienced college life as an 18 year old, and experiencing it today 16 years later as a 34 year old, I am noticing activity that raises concerns. It is enough of a concern for me to take the time to write this piece.
Chiefly among my concerns is the absence of a core belief structure on campus. Ever since the 9/11 attacks, I have noticed a decline in people being willing to come together with a common set of values. It is almost like being willing to stand for common good has become something to vilify. As a result, people have over time adopted this "free thinker" ideology that possesses people to believe that it is wrong to have and practice a particular set of beliefs. This has led to a growing competition for young minds on campus. From the benign traveling gypsies, to the offensive fundamentalists. But due to the non-compliance to a set of common beliefs, the university allows all kinds to come on to campus and put on display their "religion". There is even a guy that at least twice a semester comes on to campus for the sole purpose of telling everyone they are going to hell. No doubt that it is important for people to be tolerant of other cultures, of other beliefs. There is a difference in my opinion between tolerating the existence of various cultures and beliefs, and refusing to have an identity of your own. That is what is most troubling to me is that young people on college campus today stand for nothing in common with each other. There is no identity that would naturally cause bonds to take place. People are so engrossed with their cell phones and tablets and twitter and Facebook that its become almost awkward to walk forward and meet someone's eyes as they walk by you.
Another one of my observations as I continue my pursuit of my Bachelors degree which I will have after spring of 2016 is that young college students today care not for how they present themselves in public nor do they care how they act and speak to others. Nary a conversation could be overheard without some profanity being let loose every 10-20 seconds. Today January 20th being the first day of classes for the Spring of 2015 semester, I got to observe once again just how many people clearly dress to stand out. If its not clothing with outrageous words on them, its young females wearing extra bright red lipstick on a completely pale face. I don't write this to try to offend people. I write this because I have concerns about how society will function in the future with these people in college now slated to become the next wave of workers, policy makers, think tankers, etc.
I have a perspective that honestly not many people have because most people only go to college once in their life and then they are on with their careers and the rest of their lives. They typically don't even think twice about the culture of their campus and how it has changed or how much it has changed. There are some encouraging aspects to the youth of today that I did not notice with my generation in college. That is a healthy distrust for government. I know it sounds crazy considering it was our youth that was behind getting President Obama elected, but our youth today seriously has a problem with big obtrusive government. They want to smoke, guess what, they can't smoke on campus. They want to vape, guess what, they cannot vape on campus. If one thing can be said about our youth today, its that they are being subjected whether they acknowledge it or not, to more government and more restrictions on their liberty and freedom than any generation in our relatively young US History. Only they can fulfill the goal of recognizing this and acting to stop the next generation from being treated worse. Even at age 34, I may be too old to act to save the next generation from being subjected to even more government policies and restrictions than today! I could never have imagined being told back in 2000 that there were "free-speech zones". Yet today in 2015 these young Americans are being told that they not only have to register their demonstration, but also have to reserve time and be restricted to a physically limited area in which to hold their demonstration. Makes me wonder what sort of restrictions will those only 2 years old now will have to abide by when they become 18 years old and experience college life for the first time.
What I hope you get out of this is that while the future is uncertain, there are certainties that are bound to crop up due to the current state of our youth on college campuses. We will likely see a future with less in person interactions. We can expect to continue to see a decline in proper English being used in speech and in literature. We can expect to see the continued decline of traditional American values. We can expect to experience a prolonged period of mediocre to average quality of work. We can expect political correctness to continue to poison and destroy American Culture. We can continue to expect to see a politician even more brazen than before in attacking our Constitutional Rights. While I paint a bleak picture for the future, It doesn't mean that we should give up our fight! It doesn't mean that we should just lay down and take it. It means that our fight is in perpetuation. It means that we must adapt and overcome these new obstacles. IT MEANS WE MUST PERSEVERE!!
I am a non-traditional student or an OWL which stands for Older Wiser Learners. This means that I do not fit in the 18-24 age range and I do not live on campus. Other criteria for consideration would be those married with kids, those with full time jobs, veterans. Since I experienced college life as an 18 year old, and experiencing it today 16 years later as a 34 year old, I am noticing activity that raises concerns. It is enough of a concern for me to take the time to write this piece.
Chiefly among my concerns is the absence of a core belief structure on campus. Ever since the 9/11 attacks, I have noticed a decline in people being willing to come together with a common set of values. It is almost like being willing to stand for common good has become something to vilify. As a result, people have over time adopted this "free thinker" ideology that possesses people to believe that it is wrong to have and practice a particular set of beliefs. This has led to a growing competition for young minds on campus. From the benign traveling gypsies, to the offensive fundamentalists. But due to the non-compliance to a set of common beliefs, the university allows all kinds to come on to campus and put on display their "religion". There is even a guy that at least twice a semester comes on to campus for the sole purpose of telling everyone they are going to hell. No doubt that it is important for people to be tolerant of other cultures, of other beliefs. There is a difference in my opinion between tolerating the existence of various cultures and beliefs, and refusing to have an identity of your own. That is what is most troubling to me is that young people on college campus today stand for nothing in common with each other. There is no identity that would naturally cause bonds to take place. People are so engrossed with their cell phones and tablets and twitter and Facebook that its become almost awkward to walk forward and meet someone's eyes as they walk by you.
Another one of my observations as I continue my pursuit of my Bachelors degree which I will have after spring of 2016 is that young college students today care not for how they present themselves in public nor do they care how they act and speak to others. Nary a conversation could be overheard without some profanity being let loose every 10-20 seconds. Today January 20th being the first day of classes for the Spring of 2015 semester, I got to observe once again just how many people clearly dress to stand out. If its not clothing with outrageous words on them, its young females wearing extra bright red lipstick on a completely pale face. I don't write this to try to offend people. I write this because I have concerns about how society will function in the future with these people in college now slated to become the next wave of workers, policy makers, think tankers, etc.
I have a perspective that honestly not many people have because most people only go to college once in their life and then they are on with their careers and the rest of their lives. They typically don't even think twice about the culture of their campus and how it has changed or how much it has changed. There are some encouraging aspects to the youth of today that I did not notice with my generation in college. That is a healthy distrust for government. I know it sounds crazy considering it was our youth that was behind getting President Obama elected, but our youth today seriously has a problem with big obtrusive government. They want to smoke, guess what, they can't smoke on campus. They want to vape, guess what, they cannot vape on campus. If one thing can be said about our youth today, its that they are being subjected whether they acknowledge it or not, to more government and more restrictions on their liberty and freedom than any generation in our relatively young US History. Only they can fulfill the goal of recognizing this and acting to stop the next generation from being treated worse. Even at age 34, I may be too old to act to save the next generation from being subjected to even more government policies and restrictions than today! I could never have imagined being told back in 2000 that there were "free-speech zones". Yet today in 2015 these young Americans are being told that they not only have to register their demonstration, but also have to reserve time and be restricted to a physically limited area in which to hold their demonstration. Makes me wonder what sort of restrictions will those only 2 years old now will have to abide by when they become 18 years old and experience college life for the first time.
What I hope you get out of this is that while the future is uncertain, there are certainties that are bound to crop up due to the current state of our youth on college campuses. We will likely see a future with less in person interactions. We can expect to continue to see a decline in proper English being used in speech and in literature. We can expect to see the continued decline of traditional American values. We can expect to experience a prolonged period of mediocre to average quality of work. We can expect political correctness to continue to poison and destroy American Culture. We can continue to expect to see a politician even more brazen than before in attacking our Constitutional Rights. While I paint a bleak picture for the future, It doesn't mean that we should give up our fight! It doesn't mean that we should just lay down and take it. It means that our fight is in perpetuation. It means that we must adapt and overcome these new obstacles. IT MEANS WE MUST PERSEVERE!!
Monday, January 12, 2015
#CENTCOM #Twitter HACK UPDATE! #NSA???
Could the NSA Be Behind the latest in Cyber Attacks against CENTCOM's Twitter and Youtube?
InfoWars seems to be dropping the NSA possibility
Drudge Is Passing the following link along!
InfoWars Info
InfoWars seems to be dropping the NSA possibility
Drudge Is Passing the following link along!
InfoWars Info
UPDATE TO #CENTCOM HACKING BY #ISIS #CYBERCALIPHATE
Just an update to an earlier reported story,
CENTCOM's Youtube page has also been hacked and since been taken down by YOUTUBE, this is also related to CENTCOM's Twitter Account being hacked and subsequently being suspended by TWITTER!
CENTCOM's Youtube page has also been hacked and since been taken down by YOUTUBE, this is also related to CENTCOM's Twitter Account being hacked and subsequently being suspended by TWITTER!
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Friday, December 19, 2014
Monday, November 10, 2014
#Liberal #Racism Alive And Well #Salon and #VinitaHegwood #VeteransDay

We Are Kentucky Conservative Radio by Virgil Edwards aka The Irvine Patriot is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
Based on a work at http://www.spreaker.com/show/wakcr_1.
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Sunday, August 10, 2014
Montel Williams further Disrespect for Bloggers
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Montel Williams Does Not Respect Bloggers
Bloggers are not held down by the restraints of the Politically Correct Mainstream Media machine and thus are more than likely to ask the tough questions "reporters" will not. Thus the reason why celebs like Montel Williams refuse to give proper respect to the only free press left in the United States.
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Friday, August 8, 2014
Common Sense for the 21st Century
When in the struggle of current events bring us to a point
in our country’s history where blatant displays of tyranny are being pushed on
to us from all facets of life as compassion.
Does it not make COMMON SENSE to reject these forms of compassion? Does it not oddly strike anyone that these
forms of compassion do not allow you to say no, and in fact are penalized with
more financial and legal suffrage if you do not comply? When in human existence did a people ever
feel free and just when their governance allows for the intentional and cold
blooded murder of the unborn? Furthermore, when did such activity become in any
way part of individual liberty and freedom?
Common Sense for any individual should be to be of the position that you
would want maximum freedom, maximum privacy, maximum individual choices that
are not infringed upon by any government foreign or domestic. It is a natural right and power of the
individual to always control their own government.
For 100 years now, our Central
Federal Government has levied taxes on that which we rightfully earn. Not coincidentally we also see the 100 year
existence of the Federal Reserve Bank which has unconstitutionally assumed the
role of the US Treasury Department. They
print our debt notes, control economic climates through quantitative easing
(QE), and continuously buy up US Debt.
Not coincidentally this nation has been at a near constant state of
foreign conflict with those who have not brought harm to the people of this
nation, attacked us on our homeland, or threatened our sovereignty. This is for the purpose of not maintain
“National Security” but furthering the advance of the Federal Reserve Bank and
its fractional banking practices, and growing the “Military Industrial
Complex” that President Eisenhower tried
to warn us about. It has always been and
always will be to the benefit of the Federal Reserve Bank and the Military
Industrial Complex to keep Americans in a constant state of fear about the next
economic collapse or the next wave of “terrorists”. For 100 years now our fine men and women in
uniform have been the ones to make the sacrifice being told it was for the
protection of our way of life and freedom, but it was for resources which we do
not need or can obtain right here at home.
Common Sense is not at all that
common in our government, in our classrooms, in our media, in our society
today. The only Common Sense answer for
this is because government now controls all facets of our lives. We are constantly bombarded with government
everywhere we look. The majority of us
have never even read our founding document(s) to include the Declaration of
Independence and our U.S. Constitution.
Common Sense says that if you want to buy a product, you should first
decide if you have the financial means without burdening others to buy said
product. You should also buy said
product under a volunteer choice. Common
Sense should mean that each of us should be aware of the actions of our
government. However, this is impossible
when we allow ourselves to be ignorant to even the functions of government as
defined by the people that created it.
It is impossible when we allow our media to become completely corrupt
and bias toward favoring government. We
have allowed a law to be passed by one party in 2009 that forces you to
participate in a health insurance exchange or be penalized or even jailed. Furthermore, the same agency of the federal
government that coerces you out of your hard earned wealth will be the same
agency that ensures your adherence to this law.
Mind you this is the same agency that has an admitted history of
punishing its political opponents.
Common Sense says that only you should decide how you spend your money
and on what.
Common Sense should have told us as
Americans that nothing good comes of electing those with great wealth to
political offices as was done by the people in the days before the infancy of
the United States of America. Just as
the gentries of early colonists assumed control of the different assemblies
that wanted to perpetuate their control down their bloodline, the elites of
today amassing great wealth are elected to office and then followed suit by
their offspring. The common man of the
1700s were ruled and held down by the wealthy.
Today the same continues as a common hard working American could never
take the time; much less amass the wealth necessary to facilitate a run for
political office. We continuously suffer
from poor policies coming from our elected government because we commonly elect
those with little to no real world experience due to always being wealthy. We commonly elect those who can speak
eloquently over those who could lead and adapt to the needs of the people. Those with wealth and very little else going
for them are not superior to anyone else and we need to stop electing these
people to congress, to being our President, to being our Governors.
Common Sense needs to become common
once again. Common Sense is an enemy of
the state which holds our very individuality, our freedom, our civil liberties
hostage. Common Sense requires a never
ending thirst for knowledge for knowledge is power. Common Sense requires courage to stand alone
in your convictions while striving to avoid being alone in your stance. Common Sense requires you to be independent,
self-sufficient, and respectful of the individuality of others. There is no room in Common Sense for racism,
bigotry, and the false claims of these assertions. There is no room for coercive force of
government and perpetual elite rule in Common Sense. DAMN IT we are Americans, we defined what
individual freedom and liberty looked like to the world that then still was
held oppressed by few Kings and Queens.
“YES WE CAN” achieve victory over those holding us in bondage and we can
break from our own self-induced Stockholm Syndrome.
Thursday, August 7, 2014
Monday, August 4, 2014
Why Impeachment talk is innappropriate.................For right now!
Never before in United States history has a President been so brazen with his executive actions as to dare the opposition party to sue him, to impeach him. This attitude comes on the heels of executive orders involving the ACA aka Obamacare and orders involving the Immigration Humanitarian Health crisis on our Southern Borders. While this crisis goes on, and he is getting owned by not just Russian President Vladimir Putin, but by Israeli leader Netanyahu, instead of being engaged on the issues such as patients with Ebola coming into the US creating a serious threat to the population, instead of paying close attention and demanding the EPA provide clear transparency and cooperate fully with the representatives of Toledo, Ohio dealing with a toxic situation with their water supply, President Obama is out campaigning, golfing, taking yet another vacation. He does this while telling the media that he dares the GOP to try to Impeach him. This not only shows his brazen disregard for law and order and constitutional limits on his authority, but it shows that he simply no longer cares if people see him as needing to be impeached. Why is it then that I think talking about Impeachment right now is a bad idea? Well because we all know that while Dirty Harry Reid is in control of the US Senate, it would never see the light of day and it would be a wasted effort. However as corrupt as Obama is, he would seek to use this to try to once again go to the Democrat Base of Voters and tell them that its because of the color of his skin that the GOP wants to impeach him and goad them out of more campaign money. I also find that this "lawsuit" of Speaker Boehner's is pretty damn worthless as well considering the current political climate and his willingness to cave on the issue himself almost a year ago during the "Shutdown" that really wasn't a shut down considering that most of government runs on auto pilot. My advice for the GOP in DC and for GOP voters nationwide is this, Vote GOP like you have never voted before in 2014, retake the US Senate and then in 2015 pursue Impeachment. Once the Democrats lose control of the US Senate, then Obama's administration is finished. I can easily see him pulling a Nixon and resigning. He knows his time in office is quickly drawing to a close.
Sunday, August 3, 2014
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