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Gun-Day Sunday: Europe's Porcupine

By Lt Col P

I saw today an interesting article in the WaPo, about Switzerland's armed neutrality and its (entirely laudable) gun-culture. The latter is apparenty abhorrent in today's emasculated and disarmed Europe, where the individual can be told how to live in excruciating detail by hordes of bureaucrats in remote cities, speaking languages unintelligible and espousing philosophies wholly foreign to him.

This follows on the heels of a gloomy post at the Other Side of Kim: "Swiss Go Wussy." If true that is bad news. I can only hope that the vast majority of sturdy Helvetians guard their liberties jealously and put a quick halt to the disarmament move. No good can come of it, and their grandchildren will have every reason to despise them for their weakness, if they do choose that route.

On the contrary, more Europeans should copy them. The Swiss speak softly but carry a big stick. They offer violence to no one, but promise plenty in return should they be molested. A very good way to live, for both individuals and nations.

So, in honor of a great gun culture under siege, I direct you to a lovely little article on teaching the young to shoot, to shoot often and to shoot well. Wouldn't we love to see THAT being practiced in the good old U-S-A?? Wouldn't that cause Schumer, Pelosi, Feinstein and all the others to sh*t themselves?

God Bless the Swiss. I hope they remain ever armed, polite and prickly, no matter what the freaks, weirdos, yahoos, pinkos and asshats on all sides think of them. Good shooting!

April 29, 2007 08:46 AM General Interest ~ Homeland Security