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Random Thoughts About Guns for Self Defense
Evil people have guns. Good people have guns. Laws restricting guns only affect good people. The outcome is predictable. Gun free zones are kill zones. A gun free zone, declared by signs but otherwise unenforced, is an attractive place for … Continue reading
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Yet Another MUSLIM Terrorist – revisited
REPOSTED and bumped, to add this: Read Michelle Malkin’s article, which posts 76 pictures of terrorists – and guess what? They ALL look like middle-eastern men. It is absolutely insane and delusional for our security services not to be using … Continue reading
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Hollow Point Bullets
Hollywood publicist Ronni Chasen was murdered in her car by someone using hollow-point bullets, probably 9mm. Understand, my comments here do not in any way condone this murder or any other. What I am picking on is the overblown horror … Continue reading
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Yet Another MUSLIM Terrorist
How about that? Somebody tried to murder multitudes of American citizens at a Christmas tree lighting ceremony in Portland, Oregon, failing due to some excellent work by the FBI. The Somali-born terrorist was yelling “Allahu Akbar!” when captured. That’s Arabic … Continue reading
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Who Controls the Lamestream Media?
The crucifixion of Sarah Palin by the lamestream media is but a symptom of a much larger problem. Freedom of speech is fundamental and necessary to our continuation as a free country. The day the state, or anyone else (like … Continue reading
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The Tragedy of 57 States
This message by Sarah Palin is the funniest – and saddest – thing I’ve read in a while. Sarah made a slip-of-the-tongue and referred to North Korea as our ally, which she immediately corrected. The progressive-liberal biased media, of course, … Continue reading
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Horror!
Has anyone noticed the absolute horror with which certain people (Chris Cristie, Carl Rove, and every progressive) meet the very idea that a normal but talented American citizen (Sarah Palin) could possibly become President? They show it through snark and … Continue reading
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Thanksgiving, 2010
Wishing you all a Happy Thanksgiving! Even though there is great strife in the world; war in diverse places; earthquake and famine; even a struggle between opposing views of the future of the very character of this nation; there are … Continue reading
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Concealed Carry on Campus?
Full disclosure: I am a proponent of concealed carry of handguns for those who are licensed by the state, get the background check (nearly as deep as required for a police officer), and go through the training class required by … Continue reading
Shouldn’t We Be Worried?
From an article over on Fox News: Senator Judd Gregg R-Nh., isn’t pulling any punches when it comes to his assessment of the economy, which he classifies as headed for an “inevitable fiscal meltdown.” Sentator Gregg is somebody who ought … Continue reading
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Sarah Palin for President?
Would Sarah Palin make a good POTUS? Well, since we haven’t tried it yet, we really don’t know. I’ve been watching her “Sarah Palin’s Alaska” series. From the two episodes I have seen, I observe that she: (1) Doesn’t flinch … Continue reading
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Taking Sides
The United States has been politically divided for a while now between statists who want big government and big spending, and those who want minimal government intrusion in their lives, which includes smaller (less expensive) government. It is sad, but … Continue reading
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Blowing Up Airplanes
On the subject of terrorist attacks on airplanes; has it occurred to anybody that the terrorists have done a wonderful job of focussing us on airplanes and air travel? Yet we remain mostly unconcerned about the potential offered by, say, … Continue reading
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Profiling Instead of Scanning?
I agree with everything Ann Coulter said in this article, except the bit about Dennis Kucinich, because, to be fair, I don’t know much about him. The progressive agenda rules that political correctness trumps common sense, and puts us all … Continue reading
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Regarding the TSA Invasion of Privacy
The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States: “The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but … Continue reading
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Notice Anything Here?
Anybody notice anything, here? -Popgun
Eric Holder’s Stewardship
From here, courtesy of View from the Porch. “These documents show that not only was the Black Panther decision shamelessly politicized by the Obama administration but also that Obama officials lied to cover up the scandal,” says Tom Fitton, Judicial … Continue reading
Sarah Palin’s Alaska
I watched Sarah Palin’s Alaska the other night, along with a whole bunch of other people, which made it TLC’s number 1 launch event ever. It was a good show, and fun to watch. It was not overtly political, but … Continue reading
George W. Bush’s “Decision Points”
I haven’t read it yet. But I was watching the news last night, and saw where some liberal bunch or other was trying to get book stores to put “Decision Points” in the crime section of the bookstore, I guess … Continue reading
Kansas City Cops Shoot Backfiring Van
Bear in mind that I was not there, and these comments are based entirely on a news article, so a small pile of grains of salt should be consumed along with this. However, IF the story went down as described: … Continue reading
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