Don’t make it complicated.
Wherever I am, if you don’t attack me, I won’t shoot you.
Students don’t need great teachers or great facilities or great tools to be great students. We should be directing most of our PSAs at students to excel, to learn, and be inquisitive. We should DEMAND their best effort.
Every once in a while we read about some superhuman student who rose above the crap and did well, as though it’s a miracle. She is not a miracle student. She simply accomplished what was expected of her. The others are shameful failures.
It’s a funny thing about life;
if you refuse to accept anything but the best
you very often get it.
– William S. Maugham
Forty-four years ago today, a man who would become a giant among liberals, a man revered for his compassionate, leftist efforts, crashed while driving drunk and left his passenger to die. (spit)
Liberals will continue to vote for anyone, ANYONE, who confiscates OTHER PEOPLE’S MONEY and redistributes it to the undeserving.
Liberals have delivered us into hands of a malevolent man – Obama.
I blame liberals for the continued harm being done to my country.
How can they look in the mirror and not vomit?
There is nothing more painful to me … than to walk down the street and hear footsteps and start thinking about robbery, then look around and see somebody white and feel relieved. — the Reverend Jesse Jackson, as quoted in US News, 3/10/96
Wherever I am, I have a right to stand my ground if attacked. The person who considers attacking me should know it. He should know his victim might be armed. Spread the word. Educate the thugs.
Recently, threatened by floods, the town of High River, Alberta, Canada, was mandatorily evacuated. While the residents were gone, the RCMP (Royal Canadian Mounted Police) broke into the homes of gun owners and confiscated their legally owned firearms (for the town’s safety).
The RCMP used the arms registry list to find the gun owners.
The RCMP did not re-secure these homes when they departed. (But they promised to re-secure them ‘later’.) If there was a looting risk, anything else of value was put at much higher risk: jewelry, tools, coin collections, furnishings, appliances.
Did the government intentionally put gun owners at risk of further looting by breaking into homes and then leaving them open? Will the government take responsibility for items that are missing? Did these good agents of the law also pocket a few things during this protective action?
What kind of proof will be required to reclaim ownership?
If a detailed inventory was kept, and the guns have been removed to safe location, why doesn’t the government return this collection of private property to its rightful owners?
The gun raid by the RCMP is evidence that the government will take, or create, every opportunity to confiscate legally-owned weapons and make it difficult to get them back.
Will residents cooperate with evacuation orders if they think the police will kick in the doors and rummage through their stuff?
Talk to your neighbors and decide how your group will handle or prevent such thievery.
Experienced patriots – men who have been in battle
