Parisian Family Office, Founder & CEO. Started Wall Street, '82. Drexel Burnham alum in LaJolla, CA. Founded Native American Advisors, Chippewa Partners. '95. Chippewa. Conservative. Raised on reservations. Was NYSE/FINRA arbitrator. Trading O'Neil/CANSLIM methodology at PAMELOT, TN farm, GHOST RANCH, MT, on the Yellowstone River, or CASA TULE', their winter camp in Los Cabos, Mexico. Will always be, a relentless optimist with radical gratitude.

Wednesday, June 21, 2017

DELTA AIRLINES BAIT n SWITCH EXPERTS!

This is what is wrong with these fraudsters running DELTA AIRLINES.  When you click the "BUY TICKET NOW" button the algorithm kicks in and hits you with more fees;  knowing everything about you, buying habits, income, business travel routes, etc.......

This is what I endured today.........

"Uh-ho.  It seems there is high demand for this flight.  The fare has been increased to $371."

I wish EDWARD BASTIAN would give me a call today.  Come on Ed, ring me.  404-202-8173.

Saturday, June 17, 2017

Aaron Williams, Bull Rider talking POSITIVE!!!

“It’s not if you’re going to get hurt riding bulls,” said Williams, who was bucked. “It’s when and how bad. So we all kind of know it’s going to happen and it can happen. We just don’t want it to. If you let it bother you, it’s going to bother you, then it’s going to bother you, but it’s one of those deals where you’ve got to accept it and just go on with it.”
Williams knows something about wrecks himself. In 2014, he was stomped by a bull and left with a shattered femur.
“I don’t recall my own injuries,” Williams said. “I put stuff like that out of my head.”
It’s a common, and necessary, mantra among competitors at the CNFR. As negative as Gray’s ride Thursday was, there’s only one mindset that works in rodeo.
“You’ve just got to think positive,” said Panhandle State’s Cody Ballard, who also knows Gray from their time rodeoing in Australia. “I think rodeoing is 90, 95 percent the mind. You’ve just got to stay positive.”
“You can’t go about anything in this sport half-heartedly,” Williams added. “And being negative definitely does not make you go at something and give it your all. If you’re not positive, then you might as well not tie your hand onto your bull or get on your horse that night. Because it’s not going to go in your favor.
“Animals feed off that stuff. … It’s a different deal. You have to stay positive. You have to put good things out there into the world to get big things back.”
His positive mindset extends to Gray, whose condition has improved, but is still in critical condition at Wyoming Medical Center, where he has undergone multiple surgeries.
“We’re cowboys,” Williams said. “We don’t quit. So he ain’t gonna. He’ll be all right.”

Friday, June 16, 2017

Robert "Robbie" Summers Yellowtail and Dean Parisian


This is a picture taken when Robbie was 75 years old in 1975.   We were elk hunting high in the Big Horn Mountains on the Crow Reservation and Robbie wanted fresh meat.  He was a man among men and a good friend to my Dad who retired from a distinguished career with the Bureau of Indian Affairs, as a Criminal Investigator on the Crow Reservation.  He was packing a .300 Winchester and wanted to bring along a fresh horse.


I saddled his fresh horse after lunch and we kept hunting.  He was the first conservative Native American I had ever met besides my Dad.  Robbie had so much vision to share and I am better for it today.

Yellowtail was born in Lodge Grass, Montana in 1889. Throughout his life, Yellowtail went by three Crow names. He was referred to as Bíawakshish, or "Summer", then Shoopáaheesh, or "Four War Deeds", and finally Axíchish, or "The Wet", which was shared with another war chief who was in the same clan as Yellowtail. Separated from his mother at the age of 4 years old, Yellowtail was culturally assimilated into a reservation boarding school. When he was 13 years old, he went to the Sherman Institute, in Riverside, California, graduating in 1907. He then attended the Extension Law School in Los Angeles, transferring to the University of Chicago Law School, where he gained his Juris Doctor degree.

Here is another picture of him and his 4th wife, Dorothy Payne Yellowtail.

  

Happy Fathers Day AMERICA!!!!

When you think about your Father this weekend and the dreams he had for you years ago, he probably wasn't in fear of $20 trillion of debt, a ponzi Social Security system, open borders, decaying cities, FED printing presses printing trillions to bail out the reckless, irresponsible, racketeering, price fixing, money laundering, uber leveraged, derivative infected, systemically fraudulent TBTF bankers sucking the blood out of the economy for the next 25 years. 
 .........Happy Fathers Day to all you guys who are Fathers to your children and not just sires......



Imagine the hundreds of thousands of young Americans who have never had their real FATHER take them to a ball game, play catch, go to the beach, go to the fair, go on vacation, meet their teachers, tuck them in, give them a big hug, take them to the Doctor, read them a book, answer their questions, kiss their Mom,  eat at McDonalds,  watch football games together, help them open a bank account, watch them play sports,  buy their medicine,  take prom pictures, watch a movie,  go to a park and a million other things that DADS do with their prized sons and daughters.


Fatherhood is not siring boys and girls.  


Like I have said before, the total abdication of personal responsibility in being a FATHER to the hundreds of thousands, actually millions of young Americans is near criminal.


And America wonders why things are going to hell.


Look in the mirror America.


And to the step-dads, the uncles, the grandparents who try  to replace the role of the father I will pray for you on Sunday.  You have a herculean task.


The liberal swine in D.C. have the incentives wrong.  They "buy" votes with the EBT and SNAP.


They just can't fulfill the role of FATHER.


God bless the memory of my Father, Douglas E. Parisian.



Megyn Kelly, bona fide LIAR? Yes or No?


Boys and girls across America, you make the call.   Listen to the lies.........

Megyn Kelly, Liar, Yes or NO?

Thursday, June 15, 2017

Montana GHOST RANCH whitetail in 2023 ..........


Here is a GHOST RANCH youngster hiding in a freshly planted alfalfa field.  He was difficult to spot hiding in the shade under a couple of weeds.  If it's a buck fawn I hope we get to see what he looks like down the road.  I had a notion to put a tag in his ear but am sure that would have violated some MT rule or regulation and more black helicopters would have been circling!   For the record I didn't touch him or try to turn it into a "pet" deer!  As is widely known, "pet" deer in Rosebud County seem to have bad endings!    

Happy Fathers Day DAD


He lived nearly 88.5 years.   I am thankful he was here that long.   Thank you for everything.

Wednesday, June 07, 2017

Facts, just the facts please.............

More than 1,600 knife-related crimes were reported in Germany during just the first five months of 2017 - an average of 300 such crimes each month, or ten a day. Not only are knife-related crimes surging, but the perpetrators and victims of such crimes are increasingly younger and increasingly female.

The slime that keep the American crime rate high and going higher are introducing Germany to cultural enrichment.   What a simple planet to understand.