LSU won but it was ugly. Defense is elite. Offense is mediocre. Nuss is regressing...

 

Weird.

We won but it don't feel good.  Our defense is ELITE!  Hats off to the Jimmy's and Joe's on that side of the ball.

The offense?  Pretty damn mediocre.  Got the ball inside the 20 and couldn't punch it in?  Nuss looks like he's regressing and at this point I'm wondering what is going on with the dude.  Some say he's injured, but HC says no.  Of course Nuss isn't talking so I don't know what the truth is but if its mental and not physical then we're in trouble.  We might not make the playoffs and this was supposed to be year for us.

Good win but it was ugly.

#AntifaDoesNotExist

 

New talking point directive just issued #AntifaDoesntExist pic.twitter.com/1BbAe8ql0q

— Tom Elliott (@tomselliott) October 10, 2025

When you have this type of information discipline coming from both sides (I'll be generous, cause the right is much more scattered in ideology) then you know that what's happening today isn't "natural". We are in the midst of a psyops campaign being run by various groups, organizations and even quasi government groups with the aim of forming opinion. You say that's simply a case of advertising? I say NO. They are attempting to influence your thinking about fellow Americans. It gets worse. In many cases I'm seeing those same groups pushing people to violence.

Want one example?

Remember when the dude attacked and killed the healthcare executive?  Not a single group rushed to defend his actions.  Not one group rallied to the idea that the "for profit" healthcare system needs to be deconstructed and rebuilt.

Why?

Because an elite was targeted.  If that type of behavior had organized support then eventually those flames would soon burn people on both sides of the isle.

At the end of the day we just rotate people who believe that "ANIMAL FARM" wasn't a cautionary tale but a guidebook on how to do things.

Leaked documents reveal Russia equipment/training to enable Chinese Airborne Forces to seize Taiwan's airport and conduct raid missions before an amphibious assault

MORE: The PLA has envisioned using airborne elements to infiltrate Taiwan, strike sensitive civilian and military targets, conduct sabotage, and support the capture of key logistical hubs, among other tasks.

Such forces could be especially effective given the destructive power… https://t.co/VYhlZoVtk6 pic.twitter.com/P1AyAUErc4

— Institute for the Study of War (@TheStudyofWar) October 6, 2025

For all the internal competition, the US once planned on using the full portfolio of forcible entry forces to take and hold terrain. Looks like the Chinese are remembering what we've forgotten. There is a natural synergy between Airborne, Amphibious & Special Ops forces when it comes to credibly/sustainably seizing ground. The only thing missing in all of this (from both sides) is that a follow on force is needed. Depending on terrain, you're looking at getting additional heavy, mech or light infantry forces on the ground as quickly as possible (in the case of Taiwan I would think the 25th ID or even the 11th Airborne...I just don't like the setup of the new airborne unit, they're half airborne, half mech, they'll be understrength no matter how employed). We don't need another roles and missions, what we need is a back to basics where US forces actually conduct joint training with US forces!

The boss had justifiable anger

💩😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/MpcnA2zgP9

— UglyTrucker (@uglytruck3r) September 24, 2025

Infantry Carrier Vehicle Dragoon (ICVD) @ National Training Center

Looks like troops will get paid during the shutdown. via DOW Rapid Response

Have you wondered why the Chinese suddenly restricted rare earth minerals & Trump retaliated with 100% tariffs? This is the best explanation I've found.

As far as I can tell here is what happened. [some of conversation I imagined]

The US Commerce Dept widened export controls of its technologies to a wider set of Chinese companies (all the subsidiaries of sanctioned Chinese cos with 50%+ interests) and started charging Chinese…

— Steve Hou (@stevehou0) October 11, 2025

Open Comment Post. 11 Oct 25

 

Has anyone done a comparison of the Army optic vs its Marine counterpart? Can't help but believe that we're in the era of commonality where possible and since the Army is much bigger, then why didn't we just tack on to their purchase?

Polish HOMAR-K & self propelled artillery on the beach

Open Comment Post. 10 Oct 25

 

1st Squadron, 4th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Armored Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division maneuver a Bradley fighting vehicle during Rotation 25-04 at the NTC

22nd MEU(SOC) | Amphibious Operations Training in Southern Puerto Rico

DC officials covering up crime stats, misclassifying murders as accidents

Stephen Miller: DC officials were covering up crime stats and even classifying m*rders as accidents. How many other Democrat-led cities have falsified crime data to this gross extent? pic.twitter.com/Lk6CVl7B62

— War Correspondent (@warDaniel47) August 26, 2025

Told ya so. Well that goes to the few that relied on statistics instead of their own two eyes. Stats can be manipulated and are. You have to listen to the anguish of the people in the community, not the TikTok crowd or those that claim to be "community leaders". Those folks are ALL bought and paid for.

Open Comment Post. 5 Oct 25

German HIMARS

 

Germany has created their own version of the HIMARS, and of course it's insane. Here's what makes it different:

The regular HIMARS has a single set of missile pods, with a 6 standard missile capacity or 1 ATACMS. The GMARS doubles this up, with two missile pods, getting 12… pic.twitter.com/la15zI7oQP

— BösarTiger v2.0 (@20gimsack) September 29, 2025

Not impressed. The switch to wheels will come with much grief later. Tracks are without a doubt more mobile cross country. The tech just hasn't advanced that far. Carrying two rocket pods on a large wheeled vehicle instead of a much more compact tracked one will be seen (assuming its adopted) as a big mistake.

Open Comment Post. 4 Oct 25

 

Forgot who sent this but thank you.  Back to the pic.  That's freaking nightmare fuel.  I fucking hate spiders and now we have a big ass wasp or whatever killing that bitch and dragging him up a wall?  Australia man.  Nuke it from orbit...its the only answer.

Former LSU Receiver & now deceased by his own hand, Kyren Lacy was framed by Louisiana State Police

Thanks to Ryan The Red for the link

This is extremely distressing for me.

The code (as I was taught) is that its better to let 100 slip away than to arrest an innocent man.

Mistakes happen all the time, but this?  This seems different.  

It looks like they framed this dude just because he was a noteworthy player for the LSU football team.

This sucks.

I hope the guilty are punished to the full extent of the law.

No wonder so many are leaving California. Home ownership is only for the rich...

No way in hell I could afford that. No wonder so many are leaving that state. The working poor and lower middle class have to be getting hammered there. Any economist able to explain the craziness? The taxes alone are insane in my mind.

American bought an average home in Southern California, nothing fancy. The purchase price was $653,000

- They put down 20%, $131,000 down, to avoid paying PMI
- Monthly principal payment is $1,913.71
- Monthly interest payment $2,285.22
- Monthly taxes $955.78
- Her total… pic.twitter.com/belhl4jeRP

— Wall Street Apes (@WallStreetApes) September 26, 2025

Are you "locked in" to the "Winter Arc"???

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Hungarian Lynx IFVs cross the Tisza River.

Hungarian Lynx IFVs cross the Tisza River.
📸lhsn .hu & Magyar Honvédség pic.twitter.com/tS878yNZ2p

— Junsupreme (@RyszardJonski) October 2, 2025