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People dont understand what an actual Civil War means especially the adolescents on the left

History is important in this regard

Anyone old enough to remember 2004 Iraq?

The US invades, removes the existing police structure, military and government offices....

The ground war is over, I was in one of the units relieving 4th ID in Tikrit under 1ID (The Big Red One)

I signed up as an armor crewman (M1A1 tank crewman) but operated as a grunt

Anyway, first week we get there we were tasked with route clearance and patrol of smaller towns

First town, a little north of Tikrit where they found Sadam, Ouja I think it was, trash and human feces all over the sides of the road...mind you we also took out their public utilities, no running water, no toilets people defecated in buckets and tossed it onto the street

Here's where things get worse....

A month or two in, we start finding bodies left out in the street

Mind you, these poor souls were relatives of that community

We asked ourselves "why the f*ck would they just leave them there like that?"

Come to find out, these were traps...

These a$$holes would kidnap relatives of the local populace, hold them ransom in exchange for "work" and when I say work I mean IED placement

Why put your own ass on the line when you can force some poor compliant bastard to do it for you

This goes on for weeks...

Hardest part about fighting this type of enemy is gaining trust, trust that we would be there when they needed us, trust that we could protect them

Unfortunately, we were only able to patrol once a week, resources are stretched. Now imagine the resistance to providing us intel

So next we try setting up police stations, poorly trained, lack "the stuff" you can just tell by a man's posture and gravitas if they're "ready" or hardened

This worked for awhile, so we thought.

A few months later, police station is attacked (remind you of something)...

All of the police are assasinated and the police station taken down with explosives

I never really though about that particular community until just recently, when I was reminded by BLM and Antifa burning down the police station in Minneapolis

Scared, helpless, dejected

If this sh*t continues, believe me you don't want to see what that looks like

Revenge killings, beheadings, torture, rape, murder, attacks on police

Today, instead of fighting Al Qeada or the Mahdi Army we have BLM and Antifa very similar but with more resources

You people who live in these blue districts, no one is coming to help you

You must fight, you must stand up for yourselves, harden yourselves, train yourselves

You have to want it more than they do, most are just young adults wanting to belong to something much like ISIS

Take your cities back

After suffering defeat on multiple fronts, when the chips are down, when all hope seems to be lost it only takes one person to inspire and to motivate others to do the right thing like that prom where everyone's waiting to see who dances first

Be George Washington crossing the Potomac, be General Patton who pushed his army into Italy, be the soldiers from the 101st who stood their ground in the Battle of The Bulge

This is the United States of America, we bend the knee to no one, we bow to our fallen and God alone

This is it folks, Donald Trump as much as I support him isnt the answer he's our means to an end

Keep your family tight, talk to each other, talk to your neighbors, start to organize, plan and arm yourselves

Hopefully this hits home, that is all God bless the USA