Dave Markowitz

The latest version of my free PDF book Guns for Jews v5.0 is now available! Version 5.0 brings an increased emphasis on revolvers because of ongoing antigun legislation in states with large Jewish populations. Revolvers may be easier to get than semiautomatic pistols in those states. I’ve also added information about defensive drills, dry fire practice, a brief discussion of the use of deadly force in America, expanded the discussion of mindset, added a section about performing an area study, added a section on communications, and added an appendix about putting together a sustainment/get-home/bugout bag. @thewebbie @JewishWarrior13 @JewsFightBack @JewsAreTheGOAT @RUOC90177786 @jewishgungirl @JewishGun @ThePewPewJew @JohnLockeson @elcope1 @LouisvilleGun @eligoldman @IsraelKidon @AP_from_NY @ChaiLife613 @CoolJew09 @HebrewHammer_3 @JewsFightBack @Betar_USA Link in the first reply.

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The left has billionaire George Soros who uses his money to hurt humanity. The right has billionaire Elon Musk who uses his money to help humanity. We are not the same!

On the morning of September 11, 2001, I was a recently retired Air Force lieutenant colonel, pilot, and a wet-behind-the-ears pilot for Delta Air Lines. I was scheduled to fly that morning from Atlanta to New York’s LaGuardia Airport with a departure around 9:30 AM. As I was kissing my wife and children goodbye for a few days, I noticed the living room television in the background and witnessed the impact into the first World Trade Center tower. Katie Couric and NBC were speculating that it was a small, private aircraft that had somehow wandered off course and collided with the tall tower. I sat down on the couch and told my wife, “There is no way.” It was a crystal-clear blue day in New York City, absolutely perfect for flying. Pilots refer to this as “visual flight rules.” The aftermath of the first attack was demonstrably more devastating than anything a private small craft could produce. As we sat there, I watched the second aircraft hit the sister tower. Same immediate damage, and a convincing display of force. “That’s a lot of jet fuel,” I said. “We’ve been attacked.” It was yet to be determined who the attackers were, but we’d quickly learn that it was racial Islamic terrorists seeking to undermine the U.S. and kill Americans. And I immediately knew that my former boss, President Bill Clinton and his administration were largely to blame. A few years previously, I’d been assigned to the White House and was Clinton’s Air Force Military Aide and carrier of the “nuclear football.” The “dereliction of duty” of the Clintons had come home to roost. The Delta Operations Center called me and said, “You’re not going anywhere. Stay home and hunker down.” The nation’s airspace had been completely closed with the exception of Air Force and Navy fighters that screamed across the silent skies over Atlanta searching for new attacks are eerily remembered. The republic of the United States had been forced to its knees by a group of terrorists operating from caves in Afghanistan.  When the airspace over the nation was reopened three days later, I resumed my trip for Delta and flew the original trip, or “rotation,” from Atlanta to NYC. As we were making our final descent into LGA, I looked to my left and saw the attack scene in downtown New York. Just over my shoulder. It was still on fire, and the smoke billowed hundreds of feet into the sky. It was quiet and sobering. I asked the passengers on the left side of the jet to take a look and remember. Now, 26 years later, it’s important to remember exactly what happened and how we got there. As the military aide to Bill Clinton, I was privileged to see the same intelligence that our president and senior staff members were privileged to see. When I first arrived at the White House in the spring of 1996, I immediately began seeing message traffic that suggested there were Al Qaeda plans to pull off a significant attack on U.S. assets involving the hijacking of American targets of the Trade Center, Pentagon, Chicago’s Sears Tower, and Los Angeles. As a pilot, that fact obviously raised the hairs on my neck. And I started paying attention to the commander-in-chief and the decisions that he made.

@Smith_WessonInc .44-40 Winchester.

what’s the best lever action caliber?

@AnemoiaAmerica @indiucky That’s awesome.

Made a rifle cuff out of my old redwings. Goes hard.

Israel is the world leader in missile defense, the most crucial military technology of the next 30 years. I don't think Israel or the USA should export cutting-edge missile defenses to any nation unwilling to stand with us re: the most potent missile threats on the planet.

“ Politicians and Diapers must be changed often, and for the same reason.” - Mark Twain.

Christopher Hitchens: ”In 1786, when the United States was barely a country, it was having its sailors taken as slaves by the Barbary states, the states of the Ottoman Empire and North Africa. Tripoli, shores of Tripoli. Ships stopped, its crews carried off into slavery. We estimate 1.5 million European and American slaves taken between 1750 and 1815. Jefferson and Adams went to their ambassador in London and said, why do you do this to us? The United States has never had a quarrel with the Muslim world of any kind. We weren't in the crusades. We weren't at war with Spain. Why do you do this to our people and our ships? Why do you plunder and enslave our people? The ambassador said very plainly, Mr. Abdul Rahman said, because the Quran gives us permission to do so, because you are infidels, and that's our answer. Jefferson said, well, in that case, I will send a navy which will crush your state, which he did. Islamic fundamentalism is not created by American democracy. It's a lie to say so. It's a masochistic lie, and it excuses those who are the real criminals, and blames us for the attacks made upon us.”

Nailed it

@jaslyn1701 @AnnaBower Definitely! If you can call out your opponent in that way it hurts their case and helps yours.

@davemarkowitz @AnnaBower When I was studying for my paralegal cert., we were also taught to verify the other sides cites in their appeal briefs. Came in handy when oc cited a case that had nothing to do with the case on appeal.

An absolutely excruciating moment at the Georgia Supreme Court this week. Justice Peterson pressed state attorney Deborah Leslie over her citations to cases that apparently don’t exist.

@re_skob @AnnaBower My first year of law school was 33 years ago, yet I remember that.

@davemarkowitz @AnnaBower Who remembers stuff they learned their first year of school?

@onzathegreat @AnnaBower It is definitely grounds for discipline. Possible disbarment.

@davemarkowitz @AnnaBower Could something like this get a lawyer disbarred? Filing something made using AI must be some kind of misconduct.

@GraceSuare69008 @AnnaBower Are you actually comparing a spelling error with a professional malpractice?

@davemarkowitz @AnnaBower So you’re quick to criticize but not to accept responsibility. Hmmm.

@GraceSuare69008 @AnnaBower Good, here's a cookie.

@davemarkowitz @AnnaBower That is not how it’s spelled.

@BunchaNumberrs @lexetscientia @AnnaBower Yeah, it's getting old.

@davemarkowitz @lexetscientia @AnnaBower Mfs just arguing with you just to argue at this point. Pretty apt for the topic tho I must say

@LennyPetsPuppys @AnnaBower Of course. The point I was making is that doing so is BASIC shit you should have down pat by the end of your first year of law school. There is NO excuse for this sort of misconduct.

@davemarkowitz @AnnaBower It's not justthat you're "taught" that - it's an ethical and legal requirement that you do that. It should go without saying that you shouldn't mislead the court in any way, however there are specific ethical rules on top of that specifically relating to valid citations of law.

@lexetscientia @AnnaBower You need to Shepherdize any case you cite anyway, so why not kill two birds with one stone?

@davemarkowitz @AnnaBower Yeah, but you could do that a lot of ways.

@CharlesA_Cons @LjnRules @AnnaBower Of course.

@davemarkowitz @LjnRules @AnnaBower Different in that sense, but citing non-existent cases is the same as citing a book that doesn't exist.

@lexetscientia @AnnaBower If you Shepherdize it verifies whether they exist or not.

@davemarkowitz @AnnaBower Shepardizing doesn’t verify the citations; it confirms they haven’t been overruled.

@LjnRules @CharlesA_Cons @AnnaBower This is a bit different. Shepherdizing case law ensures that a case you're citing hasn't been overturned. It's also a key way to research other cases that support your point.

@CharlesA_Cons @davemarkowitz @AnnaBower First paper I ever had to perform APA citation on was in the 6th grade. This is shockingly incompetent work.