I musk ask, where do people like David Codrea come from? [More]Hudson, Ohio, Chauncey. An old Underground Railroad town.
He's used this for the springboard.
Notes from the Resistance...
I musk ask, where do people like David Codrea come from? [More]Hudson, Ohio, Chauncey. An old Underground Railroad town.
Read it for yourself and marvel at the subtle metaphors that include such lines of genius as…no, they really can’t be reprinted here. Just go there and click back when finished. A lesser human being could find themselves arrested for such “creative writing,” or at least earn themselves a well-deserved spot on the Southern Poverty Law Center’s “Hate Watch” website (sorry, evidently “stab[bing] a Jew” and “p***[ing] on a blond head” doesn’t qualify. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report heaves some cinder blocks at some glass houses.
The majority of the employees in each restaurant appear to be of Hispanic descent...[More]I wonder why? Demographically speaking, there's another community that's more than two-and-a-half times more populous...
It’s blooming embarrassing, is what it is. [More]It's much more dangerous than that.
Council objects to Walmart gun sales [More]The objection will be sustained unless the ultimate judges overrule the ones making it.
As they approached, one of the sentinels did detect them and fired upon them. They rushed towards the Loyalists, screaming like Indians, and firing their muskets. The Loyalists must have thought they were outnumbered and fled into the night. By the time the small group of Patriots reached the fire there was not a Loyalist to be found, but they could be heard running through the woods. [More]
Free speech is a “gift given to us by the [Universal] Declaration of Human Rights,” said Deputy Secretary General of the United Nations Jan Eliasson during a press conference on October 2nd at UN headquarters in New York. It is “a privilege,” Eliasson said, “that we have, which in my view involves also the need for respect, the need to avoid provocations.” [More]And what the lords giveth, the lords taketh away...?
Further breaches of integrity were evidenced when the report demolished a Fortune article claiming gunwalking had not taken place that the media had previously picked up on to derail further inquiry. Earlier, a Joint Congressional Report contained allegations their reporter may have been given information illegally obtained from the personnel file of a key whistleblower. [More]My latest "Rights Watch" column for GUNS Magazine looks at what should be an essential profession that has largely betrayed its purpose and our trust.
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It is anticipated that an analysis of the debate will be released within three hours of its completion, providing the overnight shifts in news rooms across the country plenty to write about. [More]What, did both these guys break your machine?
The corn you desire, we could furnish when the new crops come in, fully, if water transportation can be found; if not, we shall be able only to send you what lies convenient to the southern boundary, in which neighborhood the crops have been much abridged by a flood in Roanoke. We have no rice. [More]