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PERRIN LOVETT

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PERRIN LOVETT

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Amazon Active (kind of)

02 Monday Nov 2015

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blog, books, Facebook, The Happy Little Cigar Book

Today I finally got the paperback edition of The Happy Little Cigar Book out! You can buy a copy:

On Amazon (soon – link going in and out tonight);

And at CreateSpace.

Of course you’re welcome to buy multiple copies at both sites – encouraged even.

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Go with the paperback for now. The Kindle edition needs some revision and a complete reformatting. I bought a book and some software for that! I’m also working on some signing events, maybe a tour. I’ll have hard copies then and there.

What a day! I haven’t really slept in a few days. Zombie like… Thanks for all the support, everyone. I started a Facebook fan page which if off to a great start. There’s also been a substantial uptick in blog visits.

In addition to scores of blog drafts I need to work on I have dozens of books and book ideas in the hopper. This is the humble beginning.

I need to sleep soon….

Backdraft

25 Sunday Oct 2015

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articles, blog, books, drafts, Perrin, perrinlovett.me, procrastination, writing

At least one of my readers is a professional firefighter.  Firemen know what a backdraft is – a serious threat to them when fresh oxygen rapidly enters a fire thus causing an explosive eruption of flames.

I face nothing so dangerous behind my keyboard. However, in place of backdrafts I have back drafts. Semantics? No. When I hit the “publish” button for this feature I will still have 66 draft articles in the hopper. Some of them go back to the beginning of the blog. Some are works in progress (some more actively working than others). Some are obsolete.  Some I have forgotten about and need to re-evaluate. Others, I don’t know what to do with.

By the way, this post you’re reading is NUMBER 300!!!!!

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Party Time!! Google Images.

Okay, where was I? The drafts.  Every week I scan newsworthy events, mostly legal and political in nature, which fit with my ideology and themes.  I then craft articles for you. Of course, I also write wholly original material. I do updates like this.  I’m now hawking books for sale. All this puts a damper on cleaning out the old draft backlog.

What am I to do? Likely, I will keep on keeping on. But, I pledge to speed up some of those best drafts for publication. An axe needs be taken to others. Some may need to simmer a little longer.

Sixty-six is a substantial number. I hate the idea that I hold anything back which might entertain or educate. I don’t want to be selfish.

Thanks again for reading. Post 301 is coming soon!

The People

24 Saturday Oct 2015

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America, anarchy, blog, English, freedom, government, greece, Liberty, Natural Law, Paul Craig Roberts, Perrin Lovett, Rome, security, The People, The West, William Wallace, writing

Down along the left-hand side of this article and all others on my site a reader will find a list of words. Seventy-five words to be exact. These are the most popular descriptive terms or “tags” found here at the blog. I recently increased the number from 50.

You, dear reader, may have noticed some of those terms are larger, others smaller. The larger the word the more times it has appeared in my writing here. Should you click on one, all the columns featuring that term will pop up. No, these terms do not appear on the simplified mobile version of perrinlovett.me. If you’re on your phone just scroll to the very bottom of this page and click on the regular web tab.

Of the larger search terms one of the biggest is “The People.” I mention these mysterious folk on a very regular basis, especially in my legal and political works (the majority). Who, exactly, are “the people?”

Well, when I put them in a column I usually have two meanings. One is prominent, primary. The other is a bit more subtle and deployed less frequently.

The first and most common usage refers to you, my readers. You and like-minded people everywhere. This site is admittedly Amerocentric. “America” is another of the largest words on my list. I happen to live amidst the ruins of the Old Republic. Many or most of my stories concern the U.S. though “The West” is also a frequent topic. I am concerned with that heritage descended of the Romans, the Greeks and the English.

I also often conjoin “people” with “free.” These are people who live in an idyllic world of liberty, the kind still romanticized by American conservatives. Others live in otherwise unfree settings but personally choose to live free. Sometimes we call ourselves anarchists. Believe it or not, this lifestyle is easier than one would imagine.

All you have to do is live in peace, largely ignore popular culture, and beware of the authorities when necessary. Sometimes playing along and humoring the stupidity of the state goes a long way. It can also be a fun game.

I digress.

The free people live in harmony with others or at least try to. They work and mind their own business. They are folks you would want as neighbors. However, they are generally the most aggrieved victims of government aggression. They are expected to shut up, pay the taxes, obey the rules, and pull the load for society.

Great is my sympathy for free people wherever they may be. Without them the horror stories I explore here would be all too appropriate. Without them my regular references to Natural Law would have no context. They live the ideals of Western Civilization. Sometimes they stumble but they are on the right path.

The other group I sometimes delve into are of an opposite disposition. Lacking most individuality and fortitude, they go along with the herd, right or wrong. Whereas the former crowd is concerned with truth and the eternal, the latter is obsessed with the here, the now, and the easy.

Paul Craig Roberts once referred to these folks, domestically, as “the shit stupid American people.” A bit cruel perhaps but generally accurate.

They are the majority – always accepting and seeking out fair masters. The free and independent minded are a small sect indeed.

For these miserable many I express scorn or weary tolerance rather than empathic support. You can always tell the difference. I use descriptive words like “masses,” “zombies,” “fools,” “sheep” and so forth. Like Roberts’s, my labels fit if uncomfortably.

I truly bear them no ill will unless or until their pitiful, unthinking indifference affects me and mine. It is my desire, in addition to informing and entertaining you, to wake these sloths from their collectivist sleep. I wish them happy freedom.

For most freedom is a frightening idea. Along with the loss of annoying management comes the loss of perceived security. Said security is always false. But, it is, apparently, very difficult to shake off.

So, there you have it. If you have made it to this end of the article you likely belong among the true and the free. If, by odd chance you are, ashamedly, of the other variety, then join us! It is really better over here.

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W. Wallace understood the difference. Google.

The Happy Little Cigar Book

23 Friday Oct 2015

Posted by perrinlovett in News and Notes

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Amazon, blog, books, Perrin Lovett, The Happy Little Cigar Book, writing

Friends,

I usually write 500 to 2,000 words every day. Many never leave the word processor. Others end up here for your consideration. Over the past 15 years or so I have started numerous books – some of which I have touted as “coming soon” or the like. Right now I have over 20 works in progress and in various states of readiness.

I am pleased to announce I have FINALLY published one of those works. The Happy Little Cigar Book is finished and will be available for consumption in a few days. A paperback edition will be listed at Amazon for $7.99 – a real bargain. The Kindle version will be along shortly at an even more incredible price.

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Cover.

This is a small work – just 75 pages. It’s not loaded with ratings, recommendations, history or complicated reviews. It is full of information on the joys of the cigar life. Hence, the happy, little name. I’ve included just a few of the interesting stories I’ve witnessed or heard about concerning the cigar hobby.

I think you will enjoy the reading as much as I the writing. And, this is just the beginning.

Now, at last, I have a firm grasp of what it takes in the publishing world. You may expect quite a few of my other books out in the near future. I have ideas yet begun. Cigars are a side issue I sometimes discuss here. Whereas my usual political ranting is a bit dark, the cigar columns are always happy and lighthearted. It’s kind of fitting this is the first book out. I’m a little overwhelmed by the position response I’m already getting on Facebook and in person.

As soon as Amazon has a functioning link, I will update you immediately. Buy multiple copies.

Perrin

 

What’s New, 10/14/2015

14 Wednesday Oct 2015

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America, blog, books, green space chickens, Perrin

Today I posted double commentary on American society: Fall of the House of Gibson and We’re Number One.

I’ve also been working behind the scenes on a number of projects. The books are coming along; one, at least, shall be released soon. I have simplified my blog header with 3 sections: “About,” “Books,” and the old legal disclaimers. The rest was clutter and removed.

Please have a look at all of this and enjoy as usual. Great things are just around the corner!

Nightcap, May 13, 2015

13 Wednesday May 2015

Posted by perrinlovett in News and Notes

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blog, books, election, Frank the Frog, Washington

Earlier today I wrote a charming piece about the political landscape of modern America. It contained, among many other tidbits, a link to my Posse Comitatus article.  In today’s ramblings I was a little hard on the public and their beloved political parties.  My apologies.  As a token of peace I offer you a figure and candidate I feel would be a wonderful choice for President!

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(Frank the Frog approves this message.)

His name is Frank.  He lives under the kitchen window.  He’s reserved.

True, he may not be old enough to run.  Then again, when was the last time the law counted for anything?  Frank’s birth certificate and past are none of your business.

I realize that many of you might not like the idea of voting for America’s first Amphibian President.  You bigots…  I’m not even sure Frank wants the job.  He has one now that he is very good at – he eats flies.  Please don’t hold Frank’s lack of unproductive employment against him.  It’s just his nature.  Also, kindly overlook his lack of other qualities folks these days associate with electoral qualification: he doesn’t play the saxophone; he doesn’t use drugs; he doesn’t drink and drive; he doesn’t hide emails (don’t think he owns a computer).

Well, heck, now I’m starting to reconsider…  Frank lacks the energetic charisma of a John Kerry.  He does not have the svelte athleticism of a Chris Christie.  His IQ is probably too high.  Again, he’s known to quietly go about his business and work without bothering anyone (except the flies).

Forget it.  Frank is not Washington material.

Question of the night: If a politician goes to a whorehouse, who then is whom?

Facts of the evening: this has already been the biggest day in blog history (thanks!); I write a lot that never sees the light of publication – I’m working on that; this is the 223rd post to the old blog (223 is an important number when dealing with the government); Frank the Frog owes nothing to the Federal Reserve/money-industrial complex (poor guy could never get elected).

Amidst my writings I am crafting what will be the longest of all my articles here.  When finished – soon I hope – it might be suitable for publication as a book.  Yes, another book I might publish…  In part it is a book about a book.  I hope you’ll read and consider the message I give.

Good night and good reading!

–  Perrin

Post Masters Wrap and More

22 Wednesday Apr 2015

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Augusta, blog, cigars, fun, girls, John Daly, Jordan Spieth, Masters Tournament, Perrin (the luddite), Rodriguez v. U.S., Shinebox, taxes, Tiger Woods

I survived another Masters Tournament!  And what an affair it was – one of the best in great period of bests!  Tiger didn’t win but he did greatly improve over his recent forays. None of my favorites made it either.  Hats off to Jordan Spieth.  What a showing!

The show over at the Hooters’s tent on Washington Road was outstanding as well:

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(The one and only John Daly made it to the Top Shelf Cigar table.  Thanks Big John!)

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(My friend’s band, Shinebox, entertained.)

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(How about John Daly performing with Shinebox!?)

Seriously, who knew Daly can sing?  He sang Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door by Bob Dylan. And, he was good.  That’s Big John in the above picture on the left.  I have a video of the whole song.  Shinebox is disappointed as you must be that I lack the technological know how to post it.  It’s coming along with blog-related videos.  Remember, I have the tech skills of a possum.

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(Perrin working on this post…  Google.)

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(Doug (drummer) and I pre-Daly show.)

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(It was a great week.  Join us next year.)

As a happy aside – we just celebrated tax day!  Another best of best days but some are perplexed: “As they rush to file their taxes by April 15, Americans are rightfully frustrated with the complexity of the 74,608-page-long federal tax code.”  The Not-So-Affordable Care Act (just another tax) added a measly three thousand pages…  What’s there to complain about?

Today I published An Unexpected Gift: Christmas at the Supreme Court, a celebration of the Court’s ruling in Rodriguez vs. United States, April 21, 2015.  Give it a read.  I’m working on a few more heavy hitters, one of which might make it out today.  Stay tuned.

 

 

Updates, April 1, 2015

01 Wednesday Apr 2015

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America, blog, government, Jesus, police state, Rome

I’m working on several great new items.  I have been busy lately thus the delay. Several of the upcoming articles will be of the legal and governance variety.  These are based on some particular, current newsworthy cases and on my own experiences.

Here at the blog things have never been better – week after week and month after month I continue to see new levels of readership.  Thank you all.

Recently, I have written about the American police state.  Today John Whitehead of the Rutherford Institute posted an excellent piece – far better than anything I’ve done.  His is an analysis of the similarities of the First Century Roman Empire (and the death of Jesus Christ) and the modern American state: Jesus Died in a Police State.  It’s definitely worth a read:

Jesus’ arrest account testifies to the fact that the Romans perceived Him as a revolutionary. Eerily similar to today’s SWAT team raids, Jesus was arrested in the middle of the night, in secret, by a large, heavily armed fleet of soldiers. Rather than merely asking for Jesus when they came to arrest him, his pursuers collaborated beforehand with Judas. Acting as a government informant, Judas concocted a kiss as a secret identification marker, hinting that a level of deception and trickery must be used to obtain this seemingly “dangerous revolutionist’s” cooperation.

This analysis presents a philosophical problem for the Sword of God crowd, not that they’re into philosophy.

More to come, stay tuned.

Are You Holding Back?

25 Sunday Jan 2015

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blog, consistency, holding back, life, martial arts

Last week I took a Tae Kwon Do class.  It was the first formal martial arts training I’ve endured in many many years.  I didn’t do too poorly either.  The class was centered on basic movements – something it is always beneficial to revisit.  Best of all, I received some professional critiquing.

Towards the end of the program we practiced side kicks into a bag.  My kicks used to be semi-legendary for sheer power.  Now, I am a little older and, yes, weaker than I used to be.  After five or six kicks the instructor, an old friend and mentor of mine, commented that I was “holding back.”  In addition to decades of experience, he was holding the bag steady and could feel the impact.  I thought for a second and realized he was correct as usual.  I was very happy merely lifting my leg and making precise contact but I was putting a woefully inadequate amount of strength into my delivery.

On the next kick, and those that followed, I hit hard and pushed through.  Unless a kick is designed to push an opponent back in order to buy time or space, its purpose is to penetrate as deeply as possible.  This requires mentally aiming into the center of the target and producing enough torque to effectively carry through the strike.

Whereas my first efforts made contact and sent a mild shock-wave through the bag, the final hits actually moved it backwards – hard.  This resulted in both bag and instructor being rapidly displaced.

Afterwards I briefly reflected on why I had initially held back.  What I came up with amounted to fear and uncertainty.  I was unsure of whether I still had it and I figured that, being slightly out of shape, I should go easy on myself.  Both of these problems resided entirely inside my head.

The mere action of kicking chest level and hitting dead center demonstrated I could still perform properly.  I won’t lie – my joints and muscles hurt.  Years of inactivity and a little age will do that.  However, hitting full force didn’t hurt any worse than halfhearted strikes.  In other words, I had nothing to lose by going all in.

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(She ain’t holding back. Google images.)

This incident is allegorical to much of life.  Take this blog for instance; I have scores of draft articles just sitting in limbo.  It’s probably enough material for several books.  My hesitation deprives me of self-expression and you of reading enjoyment.

I have a habit of writing/publishing for months at a time and then taking an equal time off.  The reasons don’t really matter.  The point is my inconsistency produces nothing while continued consistency would require little if any additional effort.

I bet you hold back in similar fashion – in numerous areas of life.  Get with it – you’ve nothing to lose.  There, you may now think of me as your martial arts/mental coaching instructor.  Don’t hold back!

PS: Don’t do anything stupid.  Leave that to me.

Questions and Comments 4/6/2013 **100th Post!**

06 Saturday Apr 2013

Posted by perrinlovett in News and Notes, Other Columns

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100 posts, 911, bacteria, bikinis, blog, buffet, churches, CIA, Cuba, drives, Easter, fat, God, gym, Hooters, jail, Karl Marx, lies, Miguel Jimenez, NFL, PGA, Secret Service, Snufus, stupid, time machine, Un

This is the 100th post here at the old blog!  Let’s have a party!

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(Woo Hoo!! Google Images.)

Even with the 100 posts, I’ve only used a little less than 1% of my existing space here so the party will continue for many years.  I will be going “pro” soon, with major upgrades, which I think include even more memory.  Look forward to a lifetime of Perrin’s mad rants.

You may have gathered that yesterday’s post was cut short in mid draft.  It was; I wrapped it up where it was and published.  The legal profession called and I had to answer.  Two of my friends learned the hard way why you never want to call 911 nor talk to the police.  I spent the afternoon trying unsuccessfully to have a warrant recalled and the night getting someone out of the Government Hotel.  I got home from the jail (and the grocery store…) around midnight.  Do not talk to the police!  They arrest people.

When I arrived at Casa Lovett I found a visitor sleeping in the kitchen.  For a week our family is hosting Snuffus, the Guinea Pig, from my daughter’s class.  I was informed this morning that he is a she and is not named Snufus.  I like “Snufus” but I will call her a her from now on.  I’ll try to post some pictures.  Does anyone have any good stew recipes???

Well, I thought you might have some weekend questions and I happen to have a bunch of comments.  I also have some questions of my own.  Heeeere we go:

If fat makes you mad, that might explain why Young Un is the maddest SOB in North Korea.  Ehhh?

The South Korean press reports that dear leader Kim J. UnUsual cuts his own hair … with a sling-blade.

Little Kimmy reportedly said when he grows up he wants to be the communist idol of his dreams, Barry Sotoro.

Anyone know what the range of hampster-wheel powered ICBMs is?

If Krazy K. actually nuked Washington, D.C., would anyone miss it?

Would we be obliged to give him a medal or a gym membership?

What’s the uproar about these four gay football players?  The whole NFL has been “out” for several years now…

NFL commissioner Roger Goodywell has decreed the game will no longer involve contact; accordingly, they have ordered several thousand pink flags.

Lauren Silberman admitted she “threw” her kicking audition upon learning none of the cute guys at the combine were straight.

Starting next year the Super Bowl will be henceforth known as the “Stellar Stupendous Basin Thingy.”

Mike Rice, recently relieved of his job, has also been banned from all NFL stadiums for life.

Bubba “General Hover Lee” Watson is the Thomas Edison of the PGA.

Michael Phelps has taken up golf; he wants his clubs measured by ounces or grams, not simple numbers.

The Augusta “Big Tent” Hooters hosts TWO!! bikini contests Masters week.  Did you know that?

Miguel Angel Jimenez is the manliest man to ever grace a golf course!  Any dispute?  Good.

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(The. Man.  You can’t hang, go home.  Google.)

Bill Clinton has founded the Young Beaver Cigar Company, with the logo: “Smoke a Beaver!”

You secretly like old Bill, don’t you?

Little Barry started smoking cigars, Alec Bradley’s to be exact, instead of cigarettes; he abruptly stopped when he realised it’s the “Maxx” not the “Marx.”

Barry’s native village witch doctor has successfully contacted Karl Marx in hell via a séance.  He is expected to join the cabinet soon as an economic analyst.

With Obama, Biden, and Kerry at the helm, why worry about North Korea?

Urban Moving Systems is back in business.  Their new jingle is called We Move at Free Fall Speed. 

In related news, Larry Silverstein has leased and quintuple insured the Sears Tower.

Any truth to the rumor Benedict Arnold was a CIA provocateur?

A forty-story skyscraper in Chechnya completely burned on all floors last week without collapsing neatly into its own footprint at free fall speed.  The entire Chechnyan people have been declared terrorists.

If a poor goat-herder stumbles upon a poppy plant and there are no CIA agents around, is he still an enemy combatant?

If you believe anything the government reports, please email me for your $1000 100th post gala tickets (no refunds).

Is it only that Democrats from California are ugly, or does being a California Democrat make you ugly?

Dianne Feinstein is so ugly, roaches use her picture to scare away pests.

Removing Republicans from the statistics raises the average I.Q. thirty points, while curing “Low-T” completely.

Whatever became of the GOP “Wide Stance” Club??

In response to the recent bribe scandal in New York, Michael “Soda Jerk” Bloomberg has banned pepperoni pizzas…

Mark Sanford was nominated this week for a South Carolina Congressional Seat but was unable to comment.  Seems he was hiking on the AT.

Bill Clinton also announced he was going hiking at the same time.  A conspiracy?

Why does the Secret Service redact the Argentine sex-offenders list?

John Boehner says he will keep smoking but is expected to cave later.

Jay Z can stay in Cuba but I want Beyonce back … with Partagas Serie Ds.

The bigger she gets, the more Kim Kardashian reminds me of Michelle O.  See it?

If America gets any more obese, will we have to make AlGore our King?

I saw a fat chick in the gym this morning.  Just kidding.

The Golden Trough buffet chain has announced they will replace the bacteria ridden chocolate fountain with a pure fat waterfall.

Bigger King executives wanted to introduce a Quadruple Whooper but they couldn’t configure enough defibrillators in their restaurants.  Darn physics…

The Miss America Padgett will have to reinforce the stage to prevent a collapse if trends continue.  They will also have to replace the swimsuit round with a car cover round.

Given the demand and Medicare reimbursements, Freightliner and Volvo trucks have announced they will stop producing semis and switch their assembly lines to fat scooter production.

46% of American drivers report confusing the brake and gas petals though all report they can deftly drift lanes while cellphone jibbering.

Given American road traffic, why not spare us the obsolescence of accelerators?

People need governments, like governments needs guns.

If guns kill people, how did Abel die?

The car wash manager asked me to keep my pistol in the car as it offended and frightened his resident panhandlers and muggers.

A fat ugly woman at an anti-gun rally said she would rather be raped than shoot a rapist.  As if she’d have the chance.

Did Barack Obama intend the greatest gun salesman in history?

When asked to identify North Korea on a map, 50% of American high school students responded they though math was discriminatory.

Should American high schools just as well replace graduations with sentencings?

A third grader who brought a butter knife to school in her lunch box was arrested when it was discovered she could spell.

Will you really trust your government-educated grandchildren to change your diapers and manage your affairs in a few years?

The government has tentatively discovered a way to re-employ younger Americans in factories so as to shore up Social Security for baby boomers.  Does anyone know where they can come by a time machine?

Do all traffic intersections play hip hop music nowadays or is it a mass coincidence?

American churches reported the lowest level of Easter services attendance in history recently.  When asked if He was concerned, God said it was just as well.

If pollen was a source of fuel and food, we’d be set for millenia.

And lastly,

Who the heck is Honey Boo Boo?  And, do the Republicans plan to put her on Jeb’s 2016 ticket?

That’s all for this afternoon.  Thanks for 100 great readerships.  Keep up the good work and I will too!

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