DRAG THE JAP OUT OF THE CAVE!

The Mrs. and I were talking yesterday about how hopeless the situation is for my man Hillary in trying to become president of the democrats. Hillary's situation reminds me of what "Bonnie and Clyde" faced over in Gibsland, LA back in the 30's when they were shot mercilessly by officers of the law.

I was reminded of the execution of those two by an old friend a few days ago, and it really seemed appropriate...two worthless crooks isolated, surrounded by an overwhelming force that was finally worn out by their shenanigans that just "opened fire" on them on a dusty, lonely, country road in North Central Louisiana. I think that about a thousand bullets were fired into their vehicle. That did the trick. The Clintons didn't survive. (crud, I mean that Barrow & Parker didn't survive)


But, the Mrs. wouldn't have any of that! She said that Hillary is more like the old Japanese soldiers that were dragged out of the caves 30 years after World War II had ended. And it made me think a little deeper. I remember the old news reports about how we would find old Japs out there in caves in the middle of nowhere, still ready to fight the war.

Bonnie & Clyde knew every minute of their lives that they were likely to die. They robbed banks, listened to the news, and had many run-ins with law enforcement on a regular basis.

But, the Jap holdouts from WWII were different. The problem these guys faced was that they were cut off from the real world by fear. If they had had access to a radio, or weren't so stinking scared of what might happen if they traveled away from their cave, they may have spared themselves years of hardship. They may not have spent decades wasting their lives ready to defend their already defeated Emperor. They might have had a wife and kids, maybe worked for Toyota building cars, or invented something or another.

I think that my man Hillary is in that same spot right now. She is cut off from reality by her fear. She is scared to death of what a loss will mean, so she stays in the "cave" of denial. But she is really isolated on a dusty, lonely road...with the authorities about to unload on her.

If somebody really cares about Hillary, they need to "drag the Jap out of the cave." Somebody needs to tell my man Hillary that the war is over. "We lost! Go make Nissan trucks! Go sell Sushi! Go examine why so few Americans like you!"



Hiroo Onoda surrendered in 1974 and expressed shock and disbelief when officially informed that the war was over. His book, No Surrender: My Thirty-Year War, chronicles his story of a long and solitary fight.