The sign says it all.
As Muslim Violence Awareness Year rolls along Balladeer’s Blog presents the final death toll from attacks by Muslim fanatics THIS Ramadan season. Islam is all about hatred, killing, homophobia, misogyny and oppression so naturally the Ramadan season is always blood-soaked.
THE FINAL COUNT FROM MUSLIM FASCISTS THIS RAMADAN: 1,803 innocent people killed and over 1,950 injured. Obama probably blamed all the killing on the NRA.
KILLS FROM FANATICS OF OTHER RELIGIONS DURING THIS SAME PERIOD: Continue reading
Frontierado is on Friday August 5th!
Regular readers of Balladeer’s Blog are familiar with my fondness for old Silent Movies. America was D.W. Griffith’s 1924 production about the Revolutionary War. The movie is pleasant enough for the July 4th holiday season, but don’t expect a classic like The Phantom of the Opera, The Mark of Zorro or many other masterpieces of the silent era. 
The Holdens can’t stand the snobbish Montagues and the Montagues pompously look down on the Holdens and the rest of the rebels. Nancy’s father would rather see Nancy married off to the prominent British military officer Captain Walter Butler, played with aristocratic and sadistic flair by THE Lionel Barrymore. 
It may be my fondness for mythology that makes me love to watch particular movies around particular holidays. I say that because many of the well- known myths were recited on ancient holidays when their subject matter was relevant to those holidays. The stories helped accentuate the meaning of the special events and that’s the way I use various movies. At Christmas I watch countless variations of A Christmas Carol, around Labor Day I watch Eight Men Out, at Halloween The Evil Dead and the original Nightmare On Elm Street, Thanksgiving Eve I do Oliver! and for Frontierado (which is just a month away now) I do Silverado.
WHAT KEEPS AMERICAN LIBERALS UP AT NIGHT – 
The Fourth of July is rapidly approaching! Some people get puzzled about the actual Thirteen Original Colonies of America. They know for instance that Daniel Morgan’s Kentucky Rifles were one of the most storied units of the war and saw action from Canada to the American South. Yet, Kentucky is not listed as one of the original colonies.
