[Paladin]

I am sure many have noticed, but i am on a kick about how the Nazi movement infiltrated the US government post WWII. For anyone who is interested in walking through my madness, and sporting the tin foil hat, i may throw a few things in here to store information about this subject.

This story refers to Werner Von Braun, and his participation as creator of the V2 rocket (the terror of London in WWII), and how the V2 evolved into the Saturn V.

Other than that, it is a good story about some of the exotic Nazi technology that was under development. Our boys at Normandy really, really did save our planet from a horrible, horrible future.

The Third Reich’s Diabolical Orbiting Superweapon

[BrodiKennedy]

I created a thread about this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uGktTws2bK0

It is Ron Pauls speech from yesterday about the use of assasinations onboth foreign and domestic citizens.

My concern is that we are seeing the erosion of liberty, and the stirring of the masses via misinformation, guided information, and disinformation. If the killing of Americans because of their opinions, or their group affiliation, is approved without due process, then we have removed the stone in the wall that keeps such horrors as the holocaust from happening.

I know many people just roll their eyes when I suggest that the Nazi movement never died, they were never truly defeated, and they are alive and well today.

Consider the following:

http://www.scribd.com/doc/15235496/N...European-Union

Take a few moments to read the article.

[lierro]

Take a few moments to read the article.

Jawohl!

[xtrslots]

Jawohl!

I will tell you, i am level headed believe it or not. I am reasonable. I look at things, and come up with ideas. I never fully buy into any idea, however, and "hedge my bets" until i have more information to go on.

but i have seen enough information to scare the living crap out of me. enough that my youngest son will begin firearms training, as will my wife (yes, i will drag her kicking and screaming, i am sure).

We made a few Airsoft purchases, as well. Great weapons that fire harmless plastic bb's. fully automatic, high quality "toys". I am getting him involved in airsoft tourneys.

[RBJamez]

Herr BFFT, zee trainink ees guten idea. Vee are trainink vith de Schmeiser und MG-42 in meine family.

[valensds]

do your kids do airsoft?

[Kitdowstyhodo]

do your kids do airsoft?

Used to. Our backyard looks like a hailstorm of little yellow peas.

Last time any of the guns were fired was by me. I took the sub-machine pistol along on a bike ride to pummel a dog that often chased me. It was great fun to see the pellets bouncing off his nose and face as I whizzed past. A couple of doses of that, and he quit chasing me.

[voodoosdv]

Used to. Our backyard looks like a hailstorm of little yellow peas.

Last time any of the guns were fired was by me. I took the sub-machine pistol along on a bike ride to pummel a dog that often chased me. It was great fun to see the pellets bouncing off his nose and face as I whizzed past. A couple of doses of that, and he quit chasing me.

Can you rake them up and reload or something. Sounds expensive to have to keep buying ammo.

[Gubocang]

Can you rake them up and reload or something. Sounds expensive to have to keep buying ammo.

You sure can...but the dirt will eventually jam it up in the gun. I wouldn't reuse them on a good gun.

Now, on the crappy ones at walmart it wouldn't be so bad.

But, seriously, you can spend some serious bucks. THe Airsoft version of the Intervention sniper rifle is around 5k, with scope options that reach near 10k.

You can find a good, fully automatic rifle, with a metal gearbox (feels just like the real thing) for about 130-150.

[Finkevannon]

Wouldn't I want real bullets to stop a Nazi? Or do they make special Nazi-killing pellets? Or are you talking about using the pellet guns for relatively harmless training exercises?

[DoctorIrokezov]

Wouldn't I want real bullets to stop a Nazi? Or do they make special Nazi-killing pellets? Or are you talking about using the pellet guns for relatively harmless training exercises?

LOL, i am talking about getting mine and my sons lazy, fat butts off the couch for a few hours a week and playing airsoft wars. the process will provide exercise, fun, and have the added benefit of providing gun lessons regarding safety, methodology, etc.

however, if the nazi's are made out of soap bubbles or something i bet i could mess a few of them up.

[weluvjessicaalba]

BTW, i am intending on getting him involved in real weapons as well. However, i am not sure that he has my confidence yet. The airsoft guns may provide me the opportunity to get some confidence.

[RichardFG435]

however, if the nazi's are made out of soap bubbles or something i bet i could mess a few of them up.

Here's a balloon Hitler from "Aqua Teen Hunger Force."

[Nicihntm]

You sure can...but the dirt will eventually jam it up in the gun. I wouldn't reuse them on a good gun.

Now, on the crappy ones at walmart it wouldn't be so bad.

But, seriously, you can spend some serious bucks. THe Airsoft version of the Intervention sniper rifle is around 5k, with scope options that reach near 10k.

You can find a good, fully automatic rifle, with a metal gearbox (feels just like the real thing) for about 130-150.

Well couldn't you rinse the dirt out first...

[mtautomoscow]

Well couldn't you rinse the dirt out first...

Picking them up would be a pain. Sure, use a rake, but it'd still be a back-breaking, dirty pain. I guess if'n you be po' folk, then pick'em up.

Or, if you're a Nazi, round up some Jews to pick'em up for you.

[scoussysows]

Picking them up would be a pain. Sure, use a rake, but it'd still be a back-breaking, dirty pain. I guess if'n you be po' folk, then pick'em up.

Or, if you're a Nazi, round up some Jews to pick'em up for you.

I think that is called your kids...They want the toys they pickup the used ammo.

[lierro]

I think that is called your kids...They want the toys they pickup the used ammo.

TStreet's kids are Jewish?

[kSmica]

I think that is called your kids...They want the toys they pickup the used ammo.

you can clean them.


however, like a copier, reusing ammo will only gum up the gears. The oils on the grasses, etc, don't rinse quite as easily.

i am sure there is a way to do it, though. i am just going off of what i read in my instruction manual, and they are really interested in selling more BB's

[Siuchingach]

BTW, i am intending on getting him involved in real weapons as well. However, i am not sure that he has my confidence yet. The airsoft guns may provide me the opportunity to get some confidence.

Good age to teach him. My 8 & 12 year olds (at the time) could both pick a colored water filled 20oz. bottle off a log at 20 yards with a 357 magnum. They learn fast. the biggest concern with youngsters is the rapid overconfidence. Watch him like a hawk, and demonstrate until it's second nature to him.
Being that young, should something happen to you, training instead of fear will will be a deciding factor. You would never expect anything to happen,,,but if it does,,you'll be glad he can defend himself.
(Start him with ear-plugs also,,,it cuts some of the fear.)

[swoluelvede]

Husband has an air soft gun. He really likes playing with it. The one he has, has a safety on it where it has to be pulled down to be able shoot. Good for non accidental firing. His is an automatic but they do have single shot ones. Start out with cans or water bottles first. His has a distance of 30 yards. Get some eye goggles if you do use it for 'war'. Oh heck, always use safety glasses. You two will love them. Good to start out with while teaching the son.