Poor Colin Kaepernick has just learned he's oppressed

It has been learned that the NFL's mediocre 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick has been dating Nesssa Diab, an activist whose parents were denied jobs when they came to the US from Egypt because "they have accents." 

Kaepernick, 28 (coincidentally matching his IQ) has made a stand on sitting during the national anthem. He said he will continue to sit until the United States of America stops oppressing black people and other minorities. 

The fact that the failed quarterback can sit with impunity during the national anthem attests to the fact that America does not oppress its people. Let him try protesting and sitting in North Korea and see how quickly Kim Jong Un loads up the anti-aircraft guns and blows away his butt.

So who is this woman Colin is rollin' with?

Diab is a Hot 97 DJ and MTV host. She digs long walks on the beach, Muslim activist causes, Black Lives Matter matters, Colin's tattoos, social activism, the Koran, FGM (as long as it isn't hers), defending Islam, defending Colin, Palestine and lamb chops.

Since Kaepernick began dating Diab, he began posting on social media praising Black Lives Matter and Black Panthers. 

On October 15th, he marked the 50 year anniversary of the Black Panthers on Instagram. His first 128 posts were mostly vanity photos of himself in football gear and publicity photos or those taken with friends. His last 42 posts, however, had 31 strong social justice connotations, with many featuring quotes by Black Panthers founder Huey Newton, Nation of Islam Leader Malcolm X and cop killer Assata Shakur, implying that Kaepernick is a cop-hating racist in his own right.

On a Sunday news conference about his disrespect for the nation's flag and anthem, the benched QB wore a black hat with a large, white "X" and a T-shirt with photos of Malcolm X and murderous despot Fidel Castro, implying Kaepernick is either a moron or is easily manipulated by a Muslim woman named Diab .  .  .  or both. 

Diab spent her impressionable years in Saudi Arabia where you can get 10 years and 2000 lashes. It is also the country that Sean Hannity reminds us nightly that women are not allowed to drive or leave their homes without a male chaperone.

Her father was transferred to Saudi Arabia from a job in California (which he wasn't supposed to get because he has an accent and isn't a white guy--if you believe Diab). She spoke about being in the Kingdom during the Gulf War and how the threat of bombings later colored her impression of American tragedies.

"When 9-11 happened, it didn't surprise me at all," DJ Diab said on the Guy Code Podcast. "Wow. Mmkay. This is what we went through, probably, every couple of months."

The 3000 infidels who died on 9-11 only had to go through it once.

She also posted about Alton Sterling's shooting by police officers, saying "they will also try to discredit the store owner's account of what occurred because he's Muslim and we know Islamophobia is at an all-time high in this country."

There may be a correlation between what Muslims label 'Islamophobia' and the number of jihadist terror attacks--but it isn't a phobia if it isn't irrational.

Diab said her parents were from Egypt and were highly educated but were denied jobs "because they have accents." 

It's never due to the possibility that there may have been more qualified applicants--it's always due to Islamophobia and/or foreign accents. 

That sounds like Ameraphobia to me. Or something worse: Amerahatred.

See, I can make up diagnoses just as well as the Muslim Brotherhood can.

Kaepernick, who knows that his days of being a starting QB are probably over said that he planned further activism beyond the seated demonstration. 

To learn more about his past activism, go here.

Anything for love.


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Chesty Puller: a Marine's Marine

"Our country won't go on forever, if we stay soft as we are now. There won't be any America--because some foreign soldiery will invade us and take our women and breed a hardier race." Lewis Burwell "Chesty" Puller

Most Marines only know him as Chesty Puller, or just plain Chesty. He was born June 26, 1898 in West Point, Virginia to Matthew and Martha Puller and his father died when Chesty was ten years old. Chesty was only one of two people, and the only Marine, to be awarded five Navy Crosses; and if you don't know who he was, you were definitely never a member of "Uncle Sam's Misguided Children."

One of Chesty's idols was "Stonewall" Jackson and due to Jackson's war record, Chesty's first instinct was to enlist in the Army to fight the Border War in Mexico in 1916. But he was underage and his mother refused to give her parental consent.

Of course that changed the following year when Chesty attended Virginia Military Institute. He planned to go into the Corps as an officer, but left the following year to fight in World War One. He wanted to "go where the guns are." So he enlisted in the Marines after becoming inspired by the 5th Marines at Belleau Wood, one of the bloodiest battles in the war--a battle where the first Congressional Medal of Honor was awarded to then Gunnery Sergeant Ernest A. Janson.

Chesty went to boot camp at the United States Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island, South Carolina. (If you were an enlisted man, you might have referred to that great state as "Suck Carolina" because the sand fleas were unforgiving and if you killed one as it munched on your ear as you stood at attention in front of the Mess Hall, you would have to bury it in a hole 6'x6'x6'. Officers didn't go to boot camp at PI, but we had our own problems.) 

By the time the Second World War came about, Chesty Puller was a Colonel and led the 1st Marines in the battle on Peleliu, code name "Operation Stalemate II, perhaps the bloodiest battle in all of Marine Corps history. Of his 3000 men who fought on this small coral island in the Pacific, 1749 were lost.

The landing on Peleliu was at 08:32, 15 September, 1944. The 1st Marines landed to the north on "White Beach 1 and 2" and the 5th and 7th Marines to the center on "Orange Beach 1,2, and 3." Chesty's guys were almost immediately bogged down by heavy fire from their left flank and Chesty barely escaped death when a dud artillary round struck his landing craft (LVT).  In all, the Japanese destroyed 60 LVTs and DUKWs with their 47 mm guns and 20 mm canons.

 For his action, Chesty was awarded two Legion of Merits.

Chesty was once again assigned to the 1st Marine Regiment at the outbreak of the Korean War and was at the landing at Inchon on September 15th, 1950. He racked up another Legion of Merit and a Silver Star Medal and the Army awarded him with a Distinguished Service Cross for action from November 29 to December 5th. 

His fifth Navy Cross came during the fighting at the "Frozen Chosin" from December 5-10, 1950 where he made his famous quote: "We've been looking for the enemy for some time now. We've finally found him. We're surrounded. That simplifies things." He might have also been the one to have said: "Great. Now we can shoot at those bastards from every direction."

Another famous Chosin Reservoir quote from Chesty: "Remember, you are the 1st Marines! Not all the Communists in Hell can overrun you!"

In a letter to his wife while fighting in Korea, Chesty wrote of the Air Force: "The mail service has been excellent out here, and in my opinion this is all that the Air Force has accomplished during the war."

I know of one story in Marine Corps lore where a Marine, up on a mountain, was cold and scared during the night. There was a lull in the action and the Marine was worried the enemy was about to attack. (I believe it was in the Second World War but not 100% certain.) 

Chesty saw the young Marine's rifle barrel shaking and went over to his position, stood in front with his back to the Marine, facing out toward the night. "Prop the barrel against my leg to hold it steady," he said, exposing himself to the enemy. "If I see any of them, I`ll let you know and you can shoot the bastard."

They say that kid would have followed Chesty through the gates of hell, but Joe Biden already stole that line.

Finally, I know of one more story where an Army captain asked Chesty for the line of direction of retreat, if things got too dicey. 

Chesty called his Tank Commander and gave him the coordinates of the Army troops the Captain was referring to. Then he told the Tank Commander: "If they start to pull back from that line, even one foot, I want you to open fire on them." 

Chesty then turned to the Captain and said, "Does that answer your question?"

If Chesty were still in command today, I predict there would be beer dispensers in all Marine Corps Mess Halls and, if he were allowed to command the war against ISIS, there would be a lot of dead camel jockeys.

They don't make 'em like that anymore.



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