
Jay Gore
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Jay Gore
@erogyaj
Air Force Viet Nam era Veteran from Ga I do Precision Guesswork SI VIS PACEM, PARA BELLUM




I call bullshit Greg. You are sooo full of shit. There is no evidence or record that The Beatles ever opened for John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band. The Beatles’ final live concert was on 29 August 1966 at Candlestick Park in San Francisco, with support acts including The Remains, Bobby Hebb, The Cyrkle, and The Ronettes 📷The Beatles Bible. By the time John Cafferty’s band achieved mainstream success in the mid‑1980s, The Beatles had already disbanded in 1970, and their music was no longer being performed live. John Cafferty and the Beaver Brown Band began as a New England bar band in 1972, playing clubs and small venues before breaking into the mainstream with the Eddie and the Cruisers soundtrack in 1983 📷Wikipedia+1. Their rise to fame came decades after The Beatles’ career ended, so any potential “opening act” relationship would have been impossible.





Coming up! The WPZ DB3! I decided to make the number value match the cap count. Print on the way!

Is 45 ACP still relevant as an EDC caliber?










American Exceptionalism XII: The Louisiana Purchase The World Before: Empires usually grow by blood. Borders move when armies march, cities burn, and the strong carve maps from the weak. Land is taken, held, and buried under the cost of conquest. The American Answer: The Louisiana Purchase doubled the United States without a continental war. Jefferson bought an empire’s worth of land with ink, nerve, and opportunity, turning a young coastal republic toward the interior of a continent. America did not merely expand. It opened the horizon. The Legacy: The Purchase made America impossible to contain. Rivers, plains, mountains, farms, cities, railroads, and generations of settlers would pour into a space vast enough to turn a fragile republic into a continental power. The United States stopped being a nation on the edge of history. It became the nation history would have to cross. The Threat: The enemies of this country hate expansion when it belongs to free people. They prefer citizens managed, crowded, dependent, and small. The Louisiana Purchase carried a different assumption westward: that a people born in liberty could fill a continent without asking permission from old powers. That frontier has never fully closed.












