What if: Terrorist attack rather than disturbed shooter

[quote. BUT obey it you WILL! [/quote]

Ahhh, that would be incorrect. I will be in violation of the law as my ancestors were when they did not turn in their gold. Just that simple.

Kevin

You stole my thunder Kevin. I will NOT comply.

I don't think The Founders intended ANY aspect of our lives to be governed the way they are. Life was good, and the people stopped paying attention. We are paying for it dearly today.

I consider my firearms a NECESSITY. Especially today, more than ever.

Alyinski (spelling) had it calculated years ago how many would have to be outright killed as they would refuse to be reeducated and conform to the new society. I am toast.

Kevin

Sorry, the number was around 20 million.

You and me both, brother!

bahhhhh you alllll must comply with "the man"

got so many PM's from people with jokes and comments the dont wish to be involved publicly with but here is one i thought was kinda funny... Im well aware that you guys are good people and you know i love ya even when we disagree

dcrane wrote:got so many PM's from people with jokes and comments the dont wish to be involved publicly with but here is one i thought was kinda funny... Im well aware that you guys are good people and you know i love ya even when we disagree

Toughguys.jpg

Schwarzenegger is a *censored*. HAH! Hell I have nothing to fight for I had a tragic boating accident on the way home tonight. Lost all my guns in the lake. I shouldn't have tried that short cut.

Flyer5 wrote:

dcrane wrote:got so many PM's from people with jokes and comments the dont wish to be involved publicly with but here is one i thought was kinda funny... Im well aware that you guys are good people and you know i love ya even when we disagree

Toughguys.jpg

Schwarzenegger is a *censored*. HAH! Hell I have nothing to fight for I had a tragic boating accident on the way home tonight. Lost all my guns in the lake. I shouldn't have tried that short cut.

That's BruceWillis. You had the ice breaker out?

SteveZee wrote:

Flyer5 wrote:

dcrane wrote:got so many PM's from people with jokes and comments the dont wish to be involved publicly with but here is one i thought was kinda funny... Im well aware that you guys are good people and you know i love ya even when we disagree

Toughguys.jpg

Schwarzenegger is a *censored*. HAH! Hell I have nothing to fight for I had a tragic boating accident on the way home tonight. Lost all my guns in the lake. I shouldn't have tried that short cut.

That's BruceWillis. You had the ice breaker out?

HIM TOO!!

"HIM TOO!! "

SteveZee wrote: You had the ice breaker out?

Overloaded and capsized/OOOps

Liberty might be a little like my hand-fired coal stove. If you don't tend it, it goes out. I got lazy last night and didn't tend the stove. I knew my backup ng heater would come on, so I let it go. If I had no backup heat, I would have been motivated to keep the fire going. (backup just kicked on).
The stove retains heat, and I just pulled the dump grate, put the ashes in a spackle bucket. I noticed one last ember in the firebox. If I had no matches or way to make fire, I possibly could have rescued the fire at the last minute.
It seems to me the fire of liberty is being put out, maybe from neglect. I hope it can be rekindled before it's too late.

I watched another show last night about post-war Germany. Nazi Guerillas I think it was. The allies had to occupy Germany and there were still a lot of determined Nazis around. As you know, when the Nazis occupied France, the resistance might snipe a German soldier or officer. The Nazis would kill 100 or 200 civilians as reprisals.
We rounded up Nazi snipers like that ourselves, and promptly executed them by firing squad. The Brits used guillotines. The Russians were more brutal than that.
Even as late as 1947 they were causing bombings and killings. But we initiated The Marshall Plan and gave billions of dollars to rebuild Germany, more in an attempt to democratize the region and keep the commies out than from humanitarianism.
Now I feel a lot like the Frenchman in the picture. Our country is being invaded, there's enemies of the constitution laced through our government. Not by a totalitarian regime with an unstoppable war machine; but subtly, slowly and steadily. They're not using 88's and a Luftwaffe. They're flooding the country with illegals, handing power over to the UN, de-industrializing the continent.
The liberals here all seem to live out in the country; where they can preach in safety without affect. I'd like to offer a tour of my local area, as the sanctuary cities continue to expand and demolish our American culture, not with bombs, but with the steady eradication of American culture, morality, and ideals.

Dann757 wrote: But we initiated The Marshall Plan and gave billions of dollars to rebuild Germany, more in an attempt to democratize the region and keep the commies out than from humanitarianism.

The Germans were doing just fine without us. Maybe we should figure out how they turned their economy around and try that instead of what D.C. is doing?! It's so crazy, it just might work!

http://www.econlib.org/library/Enc/Germ ... racle.html

This account has not mentioned the Marshall Plan. Can’t West Germany’s revival be attributed mainly to that? The answer is no. The reason is simple: Marshall Plan aid to West Germany was not that large. Cumulative aid from the Marshall Plan and other aid programs totaled only $2 billion through October 1954. Even in 1948 and 1949, when aid was at its peak, Marshall Plan aid was less than 5 percent of German national income. Other countries that received substantial Marshall Plan aid exhibited lower growth than Germany.

Moreover, while West Germany was receiving aid, it was also making reparations and restitution payments well in excess of $1 billion. Finally, and most important, the Allies charged the Germans DM7.2 billion annually ($2.4 billion) for their costs of occupying Germany. (Of course, these occupation costs also meant that Germany did not need to pay for its own defense.) Moreover, as economist Tyler Cowen notes, Belgium recovered the fastest from the war and placed a greater reliance on free markets than the other war-torn European countries did, and Belgium’s recovery predated the Marshall Plan.

Well I am making damned sure that the monthly meeting in my town of the Chester Octagenarian Quiltmakers up their security. Last month Farmer Georges grandmother left the door to the meeting completely open. Any passing Al Qaeda operative armed with no more than an AK47 and a bazooka could have hijacked the place and stolen this winters emerging crop of bedroom quilts plus killed a lot of grandmas. Guys, you are letting the terrorists win when you change your lifestyle like this as life itself is a c rapshoot. If you shoot the TSA guards on the train you are getting somewhere back to normality.

I have not changed my lifestyle on tiny bit because of terrorists. I have changed my lifestyle because of my gov. reaction to terrorism and domestic violence.

Kevin