Hello, My Fellow Mortals
I enjoyed Supper. Not Dinner, that's the Noon Meal. It was Supper. I took some Deer meat(off of the neck) marinated it in Allegra Game Tame(The best for wild meat!) over night, cutit up and brazed it in some Bear Oil. I took a cut up Onion threw some Butter in a pan and put the marinade on it. I fixed Chicken Helper, the Rice kind, with the Deer meat instead and the onions on it. Finish it of with some Yogurt. mmuhm Good!
Over the last year I've read a couple of books by H. John Poole, a retired Marine that writes on Tactical issues. Anyone who follows this Blog also knows that I read the Writings of Bill Lind. I have found that they, as well as some others, use The Christian Science Monitor to collect some of their information. The Monitor was smart enough to use the Late Steven Vincent. As for the snippets I've read, I'm impressed. They provide more insight than the average News Agency. Atleast so it seems. As you may know a long time Reporter of the Monitor has been kidnapped in Iraq. She's an attractive Woman and the Militants will capitalize on that. Such things happen in 4th Generation Warfare. I fear this one may have a bigger impact than intended.
I also have been introduced to ThreatsWatch , another place to collect information. Why am I telling you all of this? Well, maybe you want to know. I do reccomend the two.
Well, I need to order some Duracoat to refinish a Gun with. Stay tuned for more Appalachian Patria
Appalachian Intellectual
Over the last year I've read a couple of books by H. John Poole, a retired Marine that writes on Tactical issues. Anyone who follows this Blog also knows that I read the Writings of Bill Lind. I have found that they, as well as some others, use The Christian Science Monitor to collect some of their information. The Monitor was smart enough to use the Late Steven Vincent. As for the snippets I've read, I'm impressed. They provide more insight than the average News Agency. Atleast so it seems. As you may know a long time Reporter of the Monitor has been kidnapped in Iraq. She's an attractive Woman and the Militants will capitalize on that. Such things happen in 4th Generation Warfare. I fear this one may have a bigger impact than intended.
I also have been introduced to ThreatsWatch , another place to collect information. Why am I telling you all of this? Well, maybe you want to know. I do reccomend the two.
Well, I need to order some Duracoat to refinish a Gun with. Stay tuned for more Appalachian Patria
Appalachian Intellectual
posted by Hill Billy Rave | Wednesday, January 18, 2006
8 Comments:
I check out the CSM every once in awhile, but wasn't aware of the Threats Watch. Good site, AI, thanks for the link.
The terriorists are demanding all Iraqi women in military custody to be released in order for Jill Carroll to be set free. A post at Antiwar.com had a news article that 6 of the 8 women have been released, but didn't see it anywhere on any of the CNN or Fox types of stations. That woman and her family are in my prayers.
Supper sure did sound fine by you. I haven't had alot of game animals to eat but I do like deer.
Hey, sure thing, Gunner.
Janie, I was, or should I say am aware of the demands. I didn't know of the supposed release.
Supper was good. Thank you.
Yeah, it looks like a "supposed" release now from what news is reporting. Where I read it was at the icasualties.org and not antiwar.com.
Neck is not prime. It's not Tenderloin. But, it's fine.
Janie, I was unaware of icasualties.org. So, I learned something today besides Van Morrison sang the song Gloria. Gee Ell Oh Are AYE!
I beg to differ.
You really are a nature guy....that is so cool. I myself don't know if I would like deer neck meat and bear oil.
Hope you are having a great weekend so far!
Well, it's not unhealthy. The Indians used it as a sort of lotion. As well as a conditioner in their hair. No Colesterol.
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