was thatguy
living in a cage of fear
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Not till December or so…unless RRRR gets bit again?Can we just talk about pit bulls?
Not till December or so…unless RRRR gets bit again?Can we just talk about pit bulls?
lol.At least you will see some nat'd address...likely not mine...
Why would any combatant waste time taking over Havasu?So a war of attrition is what you sort of see as happening.
Yamamotos famous quotes were from 80 years ago.
We didn’t even know the Japanese were here until the planes came into view.
In a strictly manned invasion or rising of embedded cells numbers would MAYBE play a pert for a while.
I think there is an overwhelming naivety about what an invading force might look like though.
A neighborhood of 300 overweight smokers with their AR15’s in Havasu, with a fractured state of organization at best, would not stand a chance against A multi pronged attack from even a couple dozen trained teenage combatants who have been fighting since age 10. It isn’t like they will be walking down the street for target practice.
100 of those 300 average joes would run away to guard their ammo and gold.
remember, these are just my opinions, I have no more assumptions of being “right” than anyone else here.
They wouldn’t come in invading ww2 style. They need to take out communications and our grids. Right there that caused chaos.Why would any combatant waste time taking over Havasu?
There is more 500,000 more gun owners in Arizona than the largest army in the world. Plus we have one of, if not the strongest military in the world. Beyond random terrorist attacks I don’t think a hostile takeover of any major city in the US would work.
“Most” don’t need to know what to do. Between our own military and a tiny fraction of the 86 million gun owners in the US, it would a be a suicide mission for any invader. I’m not saying they wouldn’t try, but they wouldn’t succeed.They wouldn’t come in invading ww2 style. They need to take out communications and our grids. Right there that caused chaos.
Most wouldn’t know what to do without looking on their phone or can’t call anyone to gather up a group. Heck look at city streets when power goes out too.
Great point.Why would any combatant waste time taking over Havasu?
There is more 500,000 more gun owners in Arizona than the largest army in the world. Plus we have one of, if not the strongest military in the world. Beyond random terrorist attacks I don’t think a hostile takeover of any major city in the US would work.
From a military standpoint, a hostile takeover of a city is not really the goal. Infrastructure and military targets I assume would be top on the list. Those would be targeted long before troops hit the ground. 500k plus gun owners won't really make a difference, when those are divided among themselves. The state of Arizona would be relatively crippled with a few missile strikes, I-10, I-40 and the runways at Davis-Monthan and a few others. Densely populated areas would be hammered by their own citizens. More loosely populated areas, like mine, would fair a little better, for a little longer, but it would be ugly.Why would any combatant waste time taking over Havasu?
There is more 500,000 more gun owners in Arizona than the largest army in the world. Plus we have one of, if not the strongest military in the world. Beyond random terrorist attacks I don’t think a hostile takeover of any major city in the US would work.
It happens everywhere around the world all the time.At a certain point, I stop buying all this bullshit. There’s no Nigerians gonna take over Phoenix.
Well, we are their enemies so I guess that would depend on the militaries allegiance?Don’t F w/ Trump !
No way he would ever stand for that !! He is a Fighter
So would Harris, Biden, Newscum and all the other bone heads be aiding & abetting or Harboring Fugitives ?
Asking for a friend
I'm 25 miles s.w from there. And forgot to mention huntings going to start on all the south az soon.I worked out there west of Tucson in the water district reclamation zone. We may or may not have had every gun we owned on us!
I don’t romanticize it at all. It would be ugly, but the odds of the US losing are slim.Great point.
They probably wouldnt waste the time.
They’d probably just blow the dam and head east.
The reason I pinpoint havasu is because that’s where a lot if not most of the membership resides.
Here’s the problem as I see it.
If our military or guard is committed to a domestic defense, then that means it’s all out warfare and we have an even bigger problem internationally.
One thing being overlooked is that our guns mean nothing against air or artillery assaults.
It’ll be interesting one way or another.
I’m not trying to be fatalistic, I just think a lot of people have an unrealistic, dare I say romanticized, vision of what street warfare might look like.
If we can’t even define an enemy or strategic goals, then prayer might be the best option?
Are we trying to stay alive? Are we fighting for our country? Are we protecting our families, and if so to what end?
Are we guarding our gold and ammo? Our supplies?
300 people on the same page might be a force…I’ve never seen 30 of us agree on anything.
Damn…that’s straight in the gut of it.I'm 25 miles s.w from there. And forgot to mention huntings going to start on all the south az soon.
I’d have to agree sticking strictly to that report…real or not.I don’t romanticize it at all. It would be ugly, but the odds of the US losing are slim.
From the report it’s not a military we need to worry about, it’s a militia. I just can’t see a militia being big enough to over come our military and 2.7 million gun owners within AZ.
Arizona has 2.7 million gun owners, 500k more than the largest army in the world.From a military standpoint, a hostile takeover of a city is not really the goal. Infrastructure and military targets I assume would be top on the list. Those would be targeted long before troops hit the ground. 500k plus gun owners won't really make a difference, when those are divided among themselves. The state of Arizona would be relatively crippled with a few missile strikes, I-10, I-40 and the runways at Davis-Monthan and a few others. Densely populated areas would be hammered by their own citizens. More loosely populated areas, like mine, would fair a little better, for a little longer, but it would be ugly.
As for surviving a firefight...I read somewhere years ago, the best way to survive one is to not be in one. Call me what you will, but I'll just be staying put and defending what and how I can...with a slingshot and pepper spray of course.
he looks like one of the 8 million illegals already on USA soil...I think that whatever we see happen, it’s a fatal and unforgivable mistake to underestimate any enemy.
No matter who it is, a militia, an army, whoever…they are better trained and equipped and experienced than 90% of us.
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Here's something to think about. In Ukraine, the two largest factions initially fighting were AZOV and the DPR. Both, by definition, were localized militias, independent of government...at least on paper. Both were picked up by proxy, funded and armed by outside countries, to do their bidding. This has happened in the middle east, and still ongoing. Larger countries will fund and arm militia type activity if it suits their needs. Why use your own soldiers for the initial wet work? Older weaponry, outdated and cheap, is just used as fuel for the fire. No wasting of your own trained troops, let idealists fight to wear down your foe. When they are weak, step on to takeover. It's happened throughout history.Arizona has 2.7 million gun owners, 500k more than the largest army in the world.
However, the report this thread is in response to does not mention a military. I don’t think a militia will have access to missiles.
Our infrastructure across the US was designed in a way that a few bombs or missiles wouldn’t not affect transportation.
Our current leadership might suck, but if shit hit the fan I have no doubt the real USA would rear its ugly head.
There’s this guy too.he looks like one of the 8 million illegals already on USA soil...
Here's something to think about. In Ukraine, the two largest factions initially fighting were AZOV and the DPR. Both, by definition, were localized militias, independent of government...at least on paper. Both were picked up by proxy, funded and armed by outside countries, to do their bidding. This has happened in the middle east, and still ongoing. Larger countries will fund and arm militia type activity if it suits their needs. Why use your own soldiers for the initial wet work? Older weaponry, outdated and cheap, is just used as fuel for the fire. No wasting of your own trained troops, let idealists fight to wear down your foe. When they are weak, step on to takeover. It's happened throughout history.
I hope it doesn't happen here, but many signs are leading that way.
yeah...he's here also...
Yepyeah...he's here also...
I believe all major events on mankind's timeline are marked with blood, in one way or another. "Good" and "Bad" are how they are perceived by people further down the line. Bad men can do good things, and good men bad, but who determines which is which?
Start working out your neck muscles...they can get fatigued even without a high stress environment.
And since you mentioned "the dam," (Parker Dam) how stupid are the two old guys sitting in little guard shacks?Great point.
They probably wouldnt waste the time.
They’d probably just blow the dam and head east.
The reason I pinpoint havasu is because that’s where a lot if not most of the membership resides.
Here’s the problem as I see it.
If our military or guard is committed to a domestic defense, then that means it’s all out warfare and we have an even bigger problem internationally.
One thing being overlooked is that our guns mean nothing against air or artillery assaults.
It’ll be interesting one way or another.
I’m not trying to be fatalistic, I just think a lot of people have an unrealistic, dare I say romanticized, vision of what street warfare might look like.
If we can’t even define an enemy or strategic goals, then prayer might be the best option?
Are we trying to stay alive? Are we fighting for our country? Are we protecting our families, and if so to what end?
Are we guarding our gold and ammo? Our supplies?
300 people on the same page might be a force…I’ve never seen 30 of us agree on anything.
Dude if you had a 602 number you would realize that they already have taken over… 9-13 calls a day asking about my cars warranty.At a certain point, I stop buying all this bullshit. There’s no Nigerians gonna take over Phoenix.
Man that’s the truth.
I’ve seen the bunkers all up and down the chain, as well as the western coast mainland of Alaska. On Shemya I climbed all over the “Queen match” Reagan Star Wars missle silo.
We’d catch the coastie 130 over to Attu and I toured the Attu Japanese massacre sight and memorial.
Technically speaking that’s the only US Soil ever occupied by an invading force.
It’s about as humbling as the Pearl Harbor memorial.
Started karting at 12. Just got back from WS. My neck is the only thing not sore.Start working out your neck muscles...they can get fatigued even without a high stress environment.
Strap on the NV for 4 hours...it ain't like wearing a helmet on a bike or in a car. Different placement of mass and a different range of motion. More like racing off road with no Hans or horseshoe.Started karting at 12. Just got back from WS. My neck is the only thing not sore.
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Sure. For your average neck beard cheeseburger in paradise sgt sugar cookie type.Strap on the NV for 4 hours...it ain't like wearing a helmet on a bike or in a car. Different placement of mass and a different range of motion. More like racing off road with no Hans or horseshoe.
“Licenses, we don’t need no stinking licenses”Interesting . . .
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What does "licenses" mean? Wyoming has a smaller population than Montana. There is no way they had 4-5 times the background checks or sales in one year. They also don't require a gun license.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/gun-ownership-by-state
Could it be CC? Regardless of needing it or notI'm serious, though. Wyoming doesn't require a license and neither does Montana or Alaska. I wonder what they are referring to.
Perfect!Interesting . . .
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What does "licenses" mean? Wyoming has a smaller population than Montana. There is no way they had 4-5 times the background checks or sales in one year. They also don't require a gun license.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/gun-ownership-by-state
Alaska has no CCW requirement.Could it be CC?
Just wondering if that might explain it.....Alaska has no CCW requirement.
Whether it’s an option, like in AZ I do not know.
Tried to go a little bit in-depth on that article but it was a pain in the ass with all the advertisements. My guess is those percentages are per capita population. A little further down the chart shows Arizona, but the “license” issuance in Arizona was higher?I'm serious, though. Wyoming doesn't require a license and neither does Montana or Alaska. I wonder what they are referring to.
That may all be true, but you’ll still be just as dead as the old fat guy with a cheap SKS if you get shot with a high velocity round through the eye.Don’t take this the wrong way, but most of you have no idea what you’re up against with someone who is trained in weapon manipulation, tactics and teamwork.
Not to mention your physical ailments.
Your average American is a borderline diabetic caring around 30 to 40 pounds of chub and abuses their body on the daily.
Get yourself in shape and seek out training with places like HaleyStrategic and Mike Pannone.
And stop buying cheap piece of shit equipment. Your 499 deal Buster AR 15 is no match against professional grade equipment. Just look at the ass clown with the SKS in Florida trying get Trump.
True for anyone. Doesn’t change what I wrote at all.That may all be true, but you’ll still be just as dead as the old fat guy with a cheap SKS if you get shot with a high velocity round through the eye.
Could it be hunting licenses? I remember a snippet from years back, opening day for deer season in PA was the equivalent to the 3rd largest standing army or something to that effect.I'm serious, though. Wyoming doesn't require a license and neither does Montana or Alaska. I wonder what they are referring to.