. . .If there is on thing Sgt. Skull
cannot abide it's mutinous dogs. I hope you've been paying attention
because it's Sgt. Skull's quiz time. When was the last major mutiny
by American soldiers?
. . . I bet you haven't a clue, but
Sgt. Skull knows because he has a nose for mutinous dogs.
. . .On September 19, 1989, hurricane
Hugo slammed into the Virgin Islands, an American territory in
the Caribbean Sea near Puerto Rico. The population of the Virgin
Islands was 85% black and Hispanic, and 15% white. They were all
American citizens living on American soil, and the American flag
flew overhead. The hurricane knocked out almost all electricity
and water services, and leveled hundreds of homes and stores.
The anarchy that followed the devastation of the hurricane was
a preview of the impending civil war that will destroy mainland
America in our lifetime.
. . .In the aftermath of the hurricane,
looting and anarchy erupted along racial lines. According to the
New York Times, "Armed gangs of
100 or more plundered the streets." There were "roving,
machete-wielding gangs ..." Whites were "punched, clubbed
and driven from their homes." The whites had to arm themselves
with machetes to defend their lives and their homes. When local
authorities called out the mostly-black national guard to restore
order, the guardsmen revolted and joined in the looting. These
mutinous national guardsmen were American soldiers who had sworn
a military oath of loyalty and obedience. It meant nothing. Numerous
eye witnesses reported that the national guardsmen and police
robbed stores and drove off in national guard trucks they had
loaded with the merchandise they had stolen.
. . .Black rioters armed with machetes
roamed the streets for days, sometimes in gangs of 100 or more.
They looted and burned stores. They threatened, robbed and assaulted
white people, sometimes driving them from their homes. Hundreds
of imprisoned convicts escaped and poured into the streets, fueling
the chaos. The whites had to defend themselves with whatever was
at hand. Some had guns, but others had to stand guard over their
homes with machetes. Many whites fled to the airport in unsuccessful
attempts to flee. The anarchy lasted for days. Order was only
restored when President Bush ordered in paratroopers from Ft.
Bragg, North Carolina. When the soldiers arrived at the airport,
terrified whites begged to be evacuated.
. . .The events described were not
a piece of B-movie fiction; they really happened. What's more,
they happened in America, not in some foreign banana republic,
but right here in our very own banana republic. All the people
involved were Americans - all of them. The black rioters were
Americans. The escaped convicts were Americans. The looting police
and looting national guardsmen were Americans. The whites who
had to defend their homes with machetes were Americans. The whites
who fled to the airport for evacuation were Americans. The paratroopers
who rescued them were Americans. They were all Americans, all
of them.
. . .Know this: When stressed, our
multicultural imperial society broke down into an anarchy of clashing
tribal fragments. Know this: America is an empire, and only bayonets
and police truncheons are holding it together. Know this: Throw
in some popcorn and you've got yourself a fair-to-middling preview
of our impending mess here when the Glorious Imperial Economy
goes belly up.
. . .Our Glorious Imperial Legions
now face utter defeat in Iraq. When the last imperial carpetbagger
leaves hanging onto the skids of a helicopter, the dollar will
tank, gas will cost more than $5 a gallon, and our economy will
crash. If you don't think our military units will mutiny, check
out this link which has actual New York Times
account of the Virgin Islands national guard mutiny. Have a nice
imperial day. [Editors Note: web site out of
commission since this article was first published].
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the Battle of Cowpens, S. Carolina, 1781