Generation Identity USA

04/10/2026

The democrats are literally destroying the Presidents ability to negotiate treaties and to protect this country. This is not only absurd but to imagine that they are in fact providing aid and comfort to an enemy engaged in a multi dimensional war with us and sworn to destroy our way of life, well it is totally mind boggling to me. All this willingness to destroy our country in order to make a man they despise, look bad and to gain political power.

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02/13/2026

Lets talk for a moment about "up coming fuels for inflation".
Almost every school kid knows that most products require some kind of computer chip to function. This category chip normally falls into the 28nm=90nm range. Cars need hundreds of them, our phones, toasters, most all medical equipment need them, I mean almost everything needs these chips in order to function. The good news is they don't cost too much but the profit margins can be 10% or less.
Enter AI where the profit margins are huge, a product that cost $3200.00 to make is currently selling for $40-$50,000.00 a unit, we are talking 1000% profit on these things and guess what? Folks aren't interested in these measly 10% profits when fortunes are around the corner. They're all selling their legacy equipment and buying the equipment to make the 2-5nm chips that AI requires. Even now some car companies are actually having to shut down production until they can resupply some of those chips.
Just who do you think is buying all that used equipment that makes all those chips that everybody needs in order to produce almost any product?
Yes sir folks, the people we tried to freeze out of AI with a total ban on the advanced chips, good ole China is buying up every piece of legacy equipment to hit the market and soon the PRC will have a total monopoly on the chips we need to even exist in our modern world.
Solution? Absolutely but no one is implementing any of it and we will soon be kowtowing to the Chinese Wh***.

01/27/2026

I hate the fact the the radical left has become so well organized and financed but it should have come as no surprise. Over the years our leadership has become so insulated by wealth and tradition that they've lost the ability to innovate or respond to new threats. Simultaneously there was a cultural shift from (collective sacrifice for the state) to a "me" culture (individualism and hedonism), leading to a decline in the volunteerism of all kinds and military service required to keep the gears turning. "At least until recently".- We do have a mess on our hands and we do have those in our midst, intent on maintaining their own power and the status quo. We are in a type of war with complex multi faceted opponent's both at home and abroad. Not all the good men and women here have the vision, clarity and ability to comprehend the challenges before us, others simply disagree with our goals and seek alternative societies or just want to hunker down and let chance determine the out come. I am not of the latter. I feel that we have a responsibility to our past, our future and ourselves to defend and continue this great Nation. We have made mistakes and we will make more but we have to learn from them and still take the next step forward. As Pete might say, at times we must all be warriors, warriors with dreams, fighting for peace, family and our Lord God who has given us this opportunity in this Great Land.

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01/27/2026

It's healthy to remember how naive I was when I was young, how liberal my wants and wishes were. Understanding and vision don't come overnight and they aren't free. The men in this country need to hold on to what we started to let slip away. It's precious and can not easily be replaced. Whats more, there is a long line waiting to take it from us.

01/06/2026

The Frog lived in a pond governed by a delicate balance—a set of rules and ways of life that kept the water clear and the lilies blooming. One day, a Scorpion from a distant, arid land arrived at the water's edge. He had fled a place of endless stinging and scorched earth, a culture that had ultimately consumed itself.

"I wish to live in your land," the Scorpion pleaded. "My home is in ruins, and your water is life. I beg you take me to the other shore with you."

The Frog, moved by a sense of duty to be kind, hesitated. He knew the Scorpion’s history—it was written in the venom of his tail and the ruins he left behind. But the Frog was a creature of the Pond, where the prevailing belief was that every guest is a potential friend, and every culture is equally compatible with the water.

"I will," the Scorpion promised. "I seek only peace."

The Frog did not ask for proof. He did not test the Scorpion’s resolve or ensure he had truly left the desert behind. He simply offered his back, believing that the beauty of the pond alone would change the heart of the guest.

Halfway across, the sting came—sharp, sudden, and indifferent.

As the Frog began to sink, his limbs heavy with venom, he cried out, "Why? I gave you a home. I gave you a future. Now we both lose everything."

The Scorpion, already looking back toward the shore where others like him waited, replied, "You invited a guest, but you forgot to ask if he wanted to be a neighbor. I did not come to become a frog; I came to survive as a scorpion. It is your fault for thinking the pond was stronger than my blood."

10/03/2025

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