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  • Strait of Hormuz

    Hillbilly wisdom: You can beat a lesser opponent physically on a daily basis but you cannot beat an opponent mentally without his consent. Will or can the Strait be opened with military strength? It can be opened at least temporarily but if the U.S. Maintains a presence in the region… Read more.

    Apr 17

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    international trust, National Discourse

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    1–2 minutes
  • Diablo meets killer

    Hillbilly wisdom: Not everyone knows your worth particularly when one gets outside of normal places. The rules change from one culture to another. It is sometimes surprising when one encounters different norms. Example: Diablo, names changed to protect innocent, is a Chihuahua who does not have a green card but… Read more.

    Apr 17

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    international trust, National Discourse

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    2–3 minutes
  • Weapons of mass destruction

    Hillbilly wisdom: I had to do it. He had a knife, gun, a stick- something. Right? The level of force applied is justified by the level of force you are confronted with. Tit for Tat. Lie for lie. In the end there might be a mine in the strait but… Read more.

    Apr 16

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    fake news, National Discourse

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    1–2 minutes
  • Tax day

    Hillbilly wisdom: Very few people like paying taxes. The individual income tax has been with us for over a hundred years and is the largest revenue source for the United States. These taxes provide a basis for the services we receive. No one denies this but the dislike tends toward… Read more.

    Apr 15

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    Life

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    1–2 minutes
  • Citizenship

    Hillbilly wisdom: For a long time it has been accepted that being born within the boundaries of the United States makes you a citizen of the United States. That belief drove people to take extreme risks to assure they would be in the United States for their child’s birth. Birthplace… Read more.

    Apr 14

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    Uncategorized

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    1–2 minutes
  • European Nations and the Strait of Hormuz

    Hillbilly wisdom: There is a type of personality that jumps before they leap or as Hoopie would say keep your foot out of your mouth, they don’t taste good even with salt. The question is: can a person learn to look before they leap? Can they first listen and second… Read more.

    Apr 13

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    international trust, political humor

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    1–2 minutes
  • Epstein is dead

    Hillbilly wisdom: you are not dead as long as someone remembers your name. This variation on the longevity of people is held by many throughout the world. You will not be forgotten, we pay tribute, we are here to honor are all forms that help those left behind to deal… Read more.

    Apr 10

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    Life

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    2–3 minutes
  • Top Guy

    Hillbilly wisdom: Trump has been having conversations with a top guy. In the last year of mom’s life she talked to her deceased husband. It was real to her but only to her. No one else could see him. Her reality was her reality. It helped her get through the… Read more.

    Apr 9

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    fake news, National Discourse, political humor

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    1–2 minutes
  • Citizenship

    Hillbilly wisdom: For a long time it has been accepted that being born within the boundaries of the United States made you a citizen of the United States. That belief drove people to take extreme risks to assure that they would be in the United States for their child’s birth.… Read more.

    Apr 8

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    international trust, National Discourse

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    1–2 minutes
  • Acceptable losses

    Hillbilly wisdom: You know going in as the secretary of war/ defense or the commandeer- in- chief that the possibility of troops captured behind enemy lines, in this case a downed airmen, is real and is going to happen. It is only a matter of time. And yet, the order… Read more.

    Apr 7

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    Uncategorized

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    2–3 minutes
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