Any regulation makes about as much sense as ownership of another human being. Just a little is out of the question because it is unAmerican. [More]John Longenecker adds more perspective to the "reasonability" argument.
Sunday, November 29, 2009
Liberty Culture First
We're the Only Ones Spraying and Praying Enough
For 62 hours, beginning 9.20 pm on November 26, 2008, Indian security forces, including the Mumbai police and the National Security Guard, fired 36,000 bullets to combat the 10 Lashkar-e-Taiba men. [More]Meanwhile, the people being directly attacked, the ones who would know damn well who to shoot at and have targets in sight, were forbidden by law to have the means to defend themselves--and were reliant on the gang that couldn't shoot straight, that is, the "Only Ones," to save them.
Which could explain the results...
And which is just the way the IACP wants things here.
Where Are Michaele and Tareq?
I see from today's WorldNetDaily this is not the first time these social-climbing publicity junkies have stalked The One. I wouldn't mind seeing someone host a "Where's Waldo"-type contest, to see the creative places around the Lightworker-in-Chief where people with true PhotoShop skills could make the Crashin' Salahi's appear...The most heavily-guarded location and event in the world--and we're supposed to believe the "homeland" is secure.
Meanwhile, work to disarm the ones the Founders deemed "necessary to the security of a free state."
That makes sense.
This Day in History: November 29
I am favored with yours of the 20th. I see no reason for changing my former opinion, in respect to Sinking the frigates to insure their safety. If they are weighed again and converted into Barracks for the seamen, they must be brought near the Shore and when the frost sets in, they cannot be sunk, should the Enemy approach at such time. I however leave the matter to your judgment. [More]