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Alexander leaves us on a downer
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US war for oil lacks a punchline
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Throwing good money after bad
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Sex trumps torture and corruption
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Still waiting for Western civilisation
Paul McGeough Murder is disturbing - whether the victim is a secular political leader in the fraught, post-revolutionary chaos of Tunisia or a kid at school in the sensible and stable, we-know-how-to-do-it US.
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The NRA-style potshot is alive and well
Paul McGeough If just a single bully works the neighbourhood, there's a good chance that his protection racket can hold up.
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It's time for action to halt obscenities
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Karzai's cabal steals the national capital
Paul McGeough The Kabul Bank fiasco is as much Canberra's legacy as it is Washington's.
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Obama changes course between courses
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Rash Israel lights Arab Spring powder keg
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Obama has to factor Arab Spring into reaction to Israeli-Hamas crisis
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Sandy strike timely reminder to deniers
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Nobel cause writes China into corner
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By: Brad Douglas
Updated: November 7, 2012
JOPLIN, MO.--- These kids sure do sound a lot older than they are, they're 5th graders at Royal Heights in Joplin and have been studying the election for several weeks. Some are for President Obama.
"He was a really good choice. He helped a lot of people," states Alex Benedict, Obama Supporter, 5th Grade.
Others are for Governor Romney.
"GO ROMNEY," states Kelsey Harper.
Kelsey Harper is in the Romney camp.
"He works hard for stuff and the Republicans are usually fun," states Harper.
Britysh Alexander thinks President Obama needs 4 more years.
"I don't think Romney would be a good president because if he wins he would stop food stamps. What about people that don't have a job," states Britysh Alexander, Obama Supporter.
The kids were disappointed to find out they have to wait until they're 18 to vote, because they already have many opinions about the candidates. Benedict says he's for Obama, but his parents aren't sure.
"My parents haven't decided who they want to win the election, but I'm pretty sure that it has to do with taxes," states Benedict.
He sure doesn't like Romney.
"He's just a little off I think," states Benedict.
Many of the kids say they would like to be president some day.
"I would help people get jobs and keep my promises, try to keep my promises," states Kaleb Dodson, Romney Supporter.
The kids are disappointed in the adults who don't vote.
"Really lazy sometime because they really don't care about presidents and how the presidents help all the people," states Dodson.
"I think they are lazy and don't feel like voting," states Alexander.
The future presidents already have some new laws they'd like to see take effect.
"You get paid to go to school," states Benedict.
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One Year From Now
As they digest results from yesterday's off-off year elections, pundits of all stripes are weighing in on 2010. And depending on your point-of-view, yesterday's returns in Virginia, New Jersey and upstate New York can be interpreted as:
(A) The resurgence of conservatism in the Republican Party.
(B) A major defeat for the policies of President Obama, especially his national health care scheme.
(C) A failure by Democrats to run electable candidates in the Garden State and the Old Dominion.
(D) A rebellion by the electorate, fed up with escalating taxes, skyrocketing government spending and a sour economy.
(E) The inability of the New York--and national--GOP establishment to come together behind a conservative candidate in an upstate district that's been controlled by Republicans for more than a century.
(F) All the above.
As for what this portends for next year, well, the 2010 elections are still a long way off. In the wake of Obama's victory last year, few would have predicted that a Republican would win the governor's race in newly-"purple" Virginia by almost 20 points, and take most of the GOP ticket with him.
Indeed, this time last year, a lot of supposedly "smart" people in the state had their eye on Terry McAuliffe, the former DNC chair who was preparing to open his fat checkbook and buy the Democratic nomination for governor. Everyone assumed the Bob McDonnell would be the Republican nominee, but in the wake of the party's disastrous 2008 showing, there were real questions about GOP unity and its ability to match McAuliffe's unlimited personal resources.
Obviously, the smart people were wrong.
So, what's in the crystal ball for 2010? Conventional wisdom--and two centuries of electoral results--suggest that the party in control of the White House will lose seats in the House and Senate. The exact number depends on a myriad of factors, ranging from the economy, to the quality of candidates (and their challengers) and their ability to raise money.
But let's throw one more variable into the mix. It's an issue that didn't even register at the ballot box yesterday, but it could be the overriding factor a year from now.
We refer, of course, to a conflict with Iran.
While largely ignored by the mainstream media (and de-emphasized by the White House), the Iranian "problem" continues to fester. Since late summer, we've learned that Iran has built a second uranium enrichment facility, renewing concerns about a possible, parallel covert nuclear development effort--and how soon Tehran might have the bomb. When confronted with that evidence, the Iranians hemmed and hawed, then "agreed" to ship much of their yellowcake out of the country for enrichment.
However, that deal lasted only a few days. Tehran promptly reneged on its promise, leaving the much-hailed, multi-lateral nuclear talks at something of an impasse. Meanwhile, western intelligence analysts warn that Iran could have a viable nuclear device within the year.
None of this has been lost on the Israel, which (increasingly) views Iran as a go-it-alone proposition. In last Friday's Wall Street Journal, Yossi Klein Halevi wrote of an Israeli populace bracing itself for war with Iran.
In the last few years, Israelis have been asking themselves two questions with increasing urgency: Should we attack Iran if all other options fail? And can we inflict sufficient damage to justify the consequences?
As sanctions efforts faltered, most Israelis came to answer the first question affirmatively. A key moment in coalescing that resolve occurred in December 2006, when the Iranian regime sponsored an "International Conference to Review the Global Vision of the Holocaust," a two day meeting of Holocaust deniers. For Israelis, that event ended the debate over whether a nuclear Iran could be deterred by the threat of counter-force. A regime that assembles the world's crackpots to deny the most documented atrocity in history—at the very moment it is trying to fend off sanctions and convince the international community of its sanity—may well be immune to rational self-interest.
Opinion here has been divided about the ability of an Israeli strike to significantly delay Iran's nuclear program. But Israelis have dealt with their doubts by resurrecting a phrase from the country's early years: Ein breira, there's no choice. Besides, as one leading Israeli security official who has been involved in the Iranian issue for many years put it to me, "Technical problems have technical solutions." Israelis tend to trust their strategic planners to find those solutions.
Mr. Klein Halevi also notes that Israelis have largely lost confidence in the U.S.'s ability to halt Iran's nuclear program and ensure their national security. That perception, coupled with Tehran's steady progress in its nuclear program, reinforces the notion that Israel must strike--and soon.
The exact timing for such an attack would depend on several variables. First, Israel must have some assurance that the strike would deliver a crippling blow, setting back the Iranian program by at least several years. Additionally, Israeli military planners would prefer to launch a raid before Iran acquires a state-of-the-art air defense system, like the Russian S-300. Rumors of a possible S-300 sale to Tehran have been a staple in defense circles for years. While those reports have not panned out (yet), it's probably just a matter of time before advanced Russian anti-aircraft missiles arrive in Iran, greatly complicating Israeli attack planning.
Those criteria suggest the early months of 2010 would be the most likely time for an Israeli strike. Beyond that window, Iran will either have a bomb, or dispersed key elements of its nuclear program, reducing the effectiveness of a possible attack by the Israeli Air Force. The longer timeline also gives Tehran more time to acquire (and deploy) the S-300, posing a major threat to Israel's operational planning.
How exactly does this fit into our domestic political equation? With his preoccupation with health care and tax-and-trade, Mr. Obama has largely ignored the Iranian issue. So far, the President has invested all of his efforts in diplomacy, hoping we can "talk" Tehran out of its nuclear ambitions. Good luck with that one.
Meanwhile, the centrifuges at Natanz keep spinning and the Israelis keep watching. At some point, early in the New Year, an IAF strike package will head east, and the conflict with Iran will begin. And Mr. Obama's response will become the defining moment of his presidency.
What should we expect? No one can say with any certainty, but this is the same president who can't make up his mind on a troop increase in Afghanistan, despite deteriorating conditions there. According to White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs, a final decision in that matter is still "weeks away." And the conflict in that country doesn't have the capacity to escalate past the nuclear thresh hold in a matter of minutes.
Clearly, "decisive action" by Mr. Obama would go a long way in bringing the crisis to a successful resolution. Incidentally, we define that phrase in terms of (a) unqualified support for Israel; (b) the use of U.S. ISR and missile defense systems to defend Israel as required, and (c) a massive American response to any Iranian attack against our military forces--or our allies--in the Middle East.
That sort of stand would also help Obama's political standing (and that of his party) heading into the 2010 elections. Make no mistake; the consequences of a war between Israel and Iran would be felt far beyond the region. Get ready for oil at $300 a barrel--or higher--and rising prices for just about everything else, to boot. The economic consequences of the conflict would likely drive the U.S. (and other western economies) from a deep recession, into a full-blown depression.
But voters might be willing for forget about some of that pain, provided the President responds effectively, and lays out a clear vision for stopping Iran, once and for all. But that sort of response isn't Mr. Obama's stock-in-trade. In fact, his indecisiveness is actually making various situations worse.
So imagine if you will, a sudden Israeli strike against Iran's nuclear facilities. Tehran and its terrorist allies respond with all-out missile strikes on Israeli population centers, using chemical and biological weapons. Massive civilian casualties prompt Tel Aviv to respond with a nuclear strike, using long-range Jericho II missiles. The entire region plunges into war; the Strait of Hormuz is closed (at least temporarily) and oil prices head to stratospheric levels.
That is likely to be the backdrop for next year's elections. If Mr. Obama doesn't take dramatic action (diplomatically and militarily) he will be blamed for the coming catastrophe in the Middle East. And his party will pay a staggering political price.


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Many people opened their hearts to help victims of Hurricane Sandy. Among them was a 6-year-old York County boy with a connection to New York City.
Luke Shaull is a typical first-grader in Mrs. Vicki Otti's class at the Ore Valley Elementary School.
An act of compassion is bringing the youngster a lot of attention.
"I was starting to cry and I hid my head under the pillow," he said.
What caused Luke to cry was watching the devastation left by Hurricane Sandy in New York. His older brother is attending college in Manhattan.
When Luke saw the people left homeless in other parts of the city, he told his dad.
"We need to do something. We need to do something," Lee Shaull said his son told him.
That something started out with a shoe box.
An idea was hatched to raise money to help the victims of the hurricane.
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Even with light snowfall predicted, Arlington prepares for hard winter
December 21, 2012 · Updated 8:12 PM
ARLINGTON — Although a much lighter level of snowfall has been predicted for this winter, the city of Arlington is still prepared in case it becomes a repeat of last winter, when the three-day weekend for Martin Luther King Jr. Day turned into a full week's worth of snow-days for many Arlington residents.
Arlington Assistant City Administrator Kristin Banfield acknowledged that more than 400 staff hours were directly connected to the city's response to that snowstorm alone, as even water service and distribution specialists for the city were pulled off their regular duties to help clean up the thick accumulations of slush left behind, well after that snow finally stopped falling and started melting.
"Our city staff coordinated their 12-hour shifts to include their normal eight-hour workdays, so we were able to keep the number of overtime hours to a minimum," said Banfield, who explained that the city of Arlington established priorities in order to enhance public safety and make efficient use of its available resources.
Just as the primary snow routes — which included hospitals, schools and hills — were plowed and sanded before the city moved onto clearing its secondary streets and preparing for flooding issues, so too does the city plan to deal with any significant snowfall this winter by first tackling its busiest streets, which connect the city's neighborhoods to one another and to the state highways.
Among the city's other primary snow and ice removal routes are the streets used most frequently by public safety agencies, as well as the streets that are important to public institutions such as hospitals and schools, and the streets used by transit agencies. Non-arterial streets are not a primary priority for the city, but Banfield noted that city staff strive to address those routes as their time and equipment permits.
State highways that fall outside of Arlington's primary snow and ice removal routes are maintained by the Washington State Department of Transportation, just as streets outside the city limits of Arlington are maintained by other agencies. While city backhoes were hauled out last winter to remove veritable mountains of unmelted snow from Olympic Avenue and the side-streets of downtown Arlington last winter, the residents and storefront owners of Arlington's main street were still faced with the task of making their portions of the sidewalk accessible to pedestrians.
"We have 162 lane-miles in the city," said Banfield, who added that the city of Arlington does not maintain private driveways. "Of course, some roads are plowed and sanded constantly, such as the main arterials and primary snow routes, before we start sanding and snow removal on the secondary routes and residential streets."
To assist the city Public Works Department's efforts in the event of a future snowstorm, Arlington citizens are advised to remember the following tips:
• If you're experiencing a life safety emergency, call 911.
• Property owners are asked to maintain all the sidewalks abutting their property in a clean, non-slippery fashion, free of leaves, ice and snow.
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I have not been to the Village in years, even though I only live 45 min away. I finally went this last weekend, .. and boy, .. did it make me very very sad. I have always loved OSV and am in the business and live on a 1700s homestead and OSV has always been an inspiration. But on this trip I saw how much it has changed. Almost a children's theme park, amusement park atmosphere. The museum houses w...ere now 'dead' in feeling. No museum employees actually demonstrating the lifestyle of the home. In place of these people are now modern plastic displays seemingly meant for those that arrive on yellow school buses. The Bixby House now roped off and the original kitchen split up in two so more modern plastic displays can be used to substitute real human interaction. The Freeman Farm and the Little House, which is new to me, were the only two houses showing any life what so ever, but even that was so staged and unreal with the girl at the farm house tending the kitchen being apparently quite unhappy she was even there.
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Blogger Retaliates Against Paper That Published Gun Owner Addresses by Creating Interactive Map of Its Employees
In retaliation against the New York newspaper — the Journal News — that published the addresses of those pistol permit holders in two of the state's counties, a blogger has created a map pinpointing the addresses of the newspaper's employees.
Mimicking the title of the Journal News' original article, Robert Cox with "Talk of the Sound" headlined his post: Map: Where are the Journal News employees in your neighborhood?
He wrote:
The map indicates the addresses of all Journal News Employees in the New York Tri-State area. Each dot represents an individual Journal News employee — a reporter, editor or staffer. The data does not include freelancers — reporters or photographers — which can be hired without being an employee. Being included in this map does not mean the individual at a specific location is a responsible reporter or editor, just that they are a reporter or editor.
To create the map, Talk of the Sound submitted Google searches for the names and addresses of all Journal News employees in the New York Tri-State area. By state law, the information is public record.
Cox went onto explain that putting together the map has been a crowd-sourced effort between other bloggers and readers. He wrote the map will be updated as more information continues to become available.
He also noted that since the publication has downsized in recent years, some of the names of employees might not be current. So far, dozens of names and addresses have been collected and published.
See the full-size map here.
Another blogger has been curating the names and addresses of News Journal employees as well (via Beta Beat). Christopher Fountain, a Greenwich, Conn., real estate agent on his blog For What It's Worth, generally composes posts about real estate and home improvement, has been voicing his thoughts on the News Journal's publishing of gun owner addresses and also recently linked Cox's interactive map of employee addresses.
Check out these stories on TheBlaze blog related to the New York paper publishing gun owners addresses:
- Shouldn't Gun Owners Be OK With Having Their Addresses Printed in a Newspaper?
- Re: Shouldn't Gun Owners Be OK With Having Their Addresses Printed in a Newspaper?
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:16amYes and now he needs to cross reference the data to see if any of the employees have a gun permit, if not then put the information out there that these houses do not have gun permits, which may mean they are not protected and any would be robber should go to these houses first since they will not meet with resistance.
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:38amWhat also would be appropriate is cross referencing any non disclosure of
ownership to employees.
This mightier then thou crap needs to be stomped out -
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:39amMy thoughts exactly! A little side note of:
Valid gun permit holder? Y or N
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:42amHERE WE GO ————
http://www.feinstein.senate.gov/public/index.cfm/assault-weaponsBans the sale, transfer, importation, or manufacturing of:
■ 120 specifically-named firearms
■ Certain other semiautomatic rifles, handguns, shotguns that can accept a detachable magazine and have one military characteristic
■ Semiautomatic rifles and handguns with a fixed magazine that can accept more than 10 rounds -
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:48amIt's been my unpleasant experience that newspapers have lawyers on speed dial. This blogger might just hear from them. It will be mostly bluster, but it can intimidate.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:54amSomebody should sign them up for gun catalogs in mass! That will piss them off. Maybe the NRA should give them a complimentary membership!
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:55amWow, theres some ugly pictures of staff members. Can we get a brief bio too?
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:02am@BODYBAG
Does "fires a projectile" count as one military characteristic? I mean, don't all military guns fire some sort of bullet? If this passes, it will easily be shot down in the Supreme Court (pun intended).
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:05amSomebody needs 2 show an address list of all the crockied politicians and all the lobbyists!
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:07amBB,
It sounds like Fienstien is giving any actual American congressional members the ammo they need to have her removed for failure to uphold her Oath to the Constitution and the American people it protect -
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:08amDisabledvet
Your post name implies that you are disabled. I can see many physically diabled people having a very good chance of surviving an encounter with a home intruder if they have a gun. Gun in one hand cellphone dialing 911 in another hand.
Without a gun, a physically disabled person may be at the mercy of any thug that comes into their home, house or apartment, whether they be male or female. The paid trolls on this site simply cannot admit this. If they did they would get fired. Maybe not the 1st time, but by the 3rd time their b/ttt would be skidding across the pavement.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:09amColor code the markers, red for gun owner, green for non gun owner. Let's see how safe they feel now when the criminals know they dont have a gun. Also I would like to see a map of the home addresses of all the major news networks talking heads. I'd like to see them lobby for gun control when there are people waiting outside there door for them to get home.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:10amAnd publish how much their mortgage is and anything else you can find on them.remember these are the same people who bend over backwards to protect the whereabouts of child killers like lacey anthony and such.The day when so called journalists controlled the narrative are over. Welcome to the people's century-all people.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:14amDon't for get to list ALL the homes of the POLITICIANS as well!!
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:16amFor the ones without guns, their next door neighbors should post a sign in their yard with an arrow pointing to the vulnerable house that says,
This homeowner next door is unarmed and wants to ban guns. Out of respect for his beliefs, I will not intervene on his behalf to protect his life and property.
I wonder who will get robbed? In the event of a home invasion, they can call the police, who will be happy to draw a chalk outline around their corpse and fill out a report.
A gun is like a parachute. You always want to have one in case you need it. If you don't have one when you need one, you will not be around to want or need anything again.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:24amFeinstein wants all "assault weapons" be made an NFA arm? Boy, glad I lost any of those evil things that I don't have…..
When are these idiots going to realize that the 2nd Amendment has no more to do with hunting or "sporting use" than the 1st Amendment has to do with satellite TV or smartphones?? Self serving lefty morons love to spew things like "…the Founders couldn't have imagined an 'assault weapon' type of arm when the Constitution was created…". They didn't imagine things like iPhones or email when they came up with the 1st A. either…but nothing about the BOR had anything to do with unimagined changes in technology, but everything to do with the fundamental meaning of freedom from gov't oppression and tyranny… -
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:31amBodybag- there's no way that bill would pass as is…and no way it could be enforced!! Registration of the grandfathered weapons? So unconstitutional.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:32amThey are playing a very dangerous game here!
Is this how it will go down? I just wonder! Some times things get started in ways you could not imagine before. People posting where people live based on their politics, religion, group affiliations etc in this day and age is esp worrisome.
I just hope nothing comes of it…for everyones sake.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 12:22pmThat Newspaper should be charged with complicity to any home invasion. The Paper performed intelligence for the criminal eliment. If they don't get charged, I ask; who is above the law with Government support. The way the Government is today; what is illigal???
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 12:28pmI love it. These people need a taste of their own medicine. They wanted to put fear in the hearts of many who are exercising the right to own a gun. Now let them see how it feels.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 12:29pmAs a woman, I feel safer with a gun in the house. What other edge do I have if I have to confront an intruder? Same with an elderly person or someone with a disability. We had a parapalegic in our town that aparently sleeps with his gun. When he woke up to an intruder with a gun pointed at his head, was able to distract him and shoot first. Case closed!
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 12:42pmNow THIS is justice!
Ari Ben TZion
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 12:56pmGOOD!
G-d bless him…
I was hoping someone would do this very thing. Give them a taste of their own medicine.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 12:59pmDisabledvet
"Yes and now he needs to cross reference the data to see if any of the employees have a gun permit, if not then put the information out there that these houses do not have gun permits,………. any would be robber should go to these houses first since they will not meet with resistance."Excellent suggestion. That should be done to make it complete. Did you suggest that to the blog owner? I'm pretty sure he'll go along with it. If you don't, I can promise you I will.
Finally, somebody on the right is learning how to wage geurilla warfare. The Republicans are too disgustingly prim and proper to do it. That's why they lose oiut on so many things.
I believe an in-you-face approach is the only way. For example if the left screams hater and racist, don't spend time defending yourself. Lay into them with charges of name-calling, because they can't logically rebut you with facts and figures.
And level your own charges of anti-white black racism. It's easy to verify and support, because it's the truth and there;'s so much of it everywhere, from the communities to every network on t.v.
It is the easiest thing in the world to find examples.
They created these buzz words…placing them on a par with "child molester," in order to intimidate the opposition into silence, because they can't defend their airhead agenda.
Ignore them and answer with charges of your own.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 1:09pmCCP = $50
9mm Glock = $500
Publishing a map of where these left-wing Obama sycophants live = Priceless! -
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 1:20pmbannedfromCNN
We have a winner.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 1:24pmGPS-Tech
I like the color code ideal.
What happens if police are drawn to riots in a large city like NYC. Maybe it is OWS. Maybe it is G20. Maybe these anti gun nuts decide that their neighborhood is not so safe with the police are gone.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 1:44pmAgreed on posting if the employees are "licensees".
If not, then please post, "Gun Free Home HERE!"
Why not? Only seems "fair" and equitable right?
We all know that we MUST be fair and equitable to all!
Gun Free Zone/Home notices need to be public record in New York state.
Let all the thugs KNOW what not to expect when invading those residences.
Fair is fair. -
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 1:45pmGPS-Tech
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:09am
"Color code the markers, red for gun owner, green for non gun owner. Let's see how safe they feel now when the criminals know they dont have a gun. Also I would like to see a map of the home addresses of all the major news networks talking heads. I'd like to see them lobby for gun control when there are people waiting outside there door for them to get home."Another excellent idea regarding color coding, and especially, publishing the addresses and phone numbers of the news networks, Harvey Weinstein, Alec Baldwin, Sarandan, Garafalo, Spike Lee, the dregs at the ACLU, SPLC, and others, plus give any pertinent info about them, like where they go to eat, their favorite recreation spots, etc.
Get in their faces and don't get out.
The right has been lacking this tactic for far too long.
And how about picketing Harvey Weinstein's house…and Tarantino's, with signs that read, "By showing the wholesale killing of white people you are encouraging attacks on them."
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 1:50pmI believe the print media has stepped in there on crap on this one.And I bet a lot of these people have guns legal or illegal! And besides where or whom gave Gregory that magazine?This could really lead to a mess for him.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 1:52pmIn the Feinstein bill:
"Requires that grandfathered weapons be registered under the National Firearms Act, to include:Background check of owner and any transferee;
Type and serial number of the firearm;
Positive identification, including photograph and fingerprint;
Certification from local law enforcement of identity and that possession would not violate State or local law; and
Dedicated funding for ATF to implement registration"Here we go people. Anyone who does register their weapons is done for by result of gun confiscation like what happened in other countries.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 1:52pmThis is what I got off a blog the day of the journal's report: Janet Hanson,3Gate House Rd, Mamaroneck NY 10534 (248)594-2197; Cyndee Royle, 1133 Westchester Av. #N110, White Plains, NY 10604 (914)694-9300; Nancy Cutler, 9 Woodland Ln, Spring Valley, NY (845)354-3485; Gracia C. Martore, 728 Springvale Rd, Great Falls, VA 22066 (703)759-5954; Dwight R. Worley, 23006 139th Ave, Springfield Gardens, NY 11413 (718)527-0832. Please feel free to call or write these people with your dissatisfaction with regard to their total lack of intelligence…i.e. write or call the morons.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 1:54pmthe media is so sanctimonious.
Servant Of YHVH
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 2:03pm@Disabledvet
I agree with you 100%. What also needs to be specified is if ANY of the management of the pseudo newspaper owns guns as well.
Paul -Indiana
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 2:04pmIf this blogger is sent mail from the paper's lawyers he should make the content public along with the names and addresses of the lawyers involved.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 2:32pmThere should be a slow drip each day with all public info on these people. Do they have children? names, birthdays, addresses.
Parents, names addresses.
ex spouses, names, addresses
all marriages and divorces
schools they attended.
Where did they grow up.
criminal records of any mentioned above.
Anything of public record. -
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 2:57pmI hope someone doesn't give the addresses of those who work at the newspaper to all the gang bangers in surrounding areas. That would be a horrible thing to see. However, this might qualify under the idea of social justice. I'm sure all the people working at the newspaper would be on board with "REDISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH"…..just not sure how they would feel if it was their own wealth. But that's how most on the left function. Always applying their dumba** ideas to others, but never to themselves. A Marxist's only problem is when they must live and function in the hell hole they have created for others. It stinks when your ideas come back to bite you in the a**. You know the Alinsky tactic of agitation and aggravation might not be so inspiring when applied to people working at the newspaper instead of gun owners. Maybe thinking before acting would be the wisest course of action next time around.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 3:07pmEh, works both ways!
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 3:26pmThis is great … hey … how about a map of all registered socialists, or the parents of all OWS anarchists?
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 3:44pmTHIS IS GETTING EVEN BETTER!
If you go to the blog owner's site:
http://christopherfountain.wordpress.com/2012/12/24/sauce-for-the-goose/He now has photos of their houses, cars, etc.
There's not much unknown about them any more.
How great it is to see someone on the right initiate guerilla tactics and show some spine and ingenuity.
I'd still like to see a photo of Bill Mahr's home, his car and his phone number and every leftist dreg in Hollywood.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 3:52pmI don't have time to real all of posts under this article but you touch on something I've thought about doing. It might be worth the effort.
Create an online petition site for folks who are Anti-Gun Advocates. Invite them to sign it and providing full contact information including home address. Fully disclose that their information will be public information and provided to political and elected representatives as well as local law enforcement authorities. Ostensibly for the purpose of enabling local, state and federal governing authorities to formulate speedier reactive response services for them after suffering victimization by armed criminals.
Want to wager on how many Anti-Gun advocates would petition?
Another idea is to insist on legislation that requires non-gun owners to register. After all, they put a burden on society and the tax payer by making themselves the intentional target of opportunistic criminals. After all, if every law abiding citizen was personally armed, we wouldn't need uniformed police but only need few detective class crime investigators. Police and bureaus of plainsclothes officers don't stop or deter crime. They only react to it. And if every law abiding citizen were obligated to be armed – crime would drop and we could save municipalities across the nation billions.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 3:54pmr v n 70-71
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 4:10pmoh yes and its about time the media started getting a taste of their own spew..now we need to start turning the tables on the congress ans senate..
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 4:34pmKeep yourself informed about government gun control history:
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 4:53pmI agree with posting any public info that can be found on these people. (Although I believe the children should be left alone they can't help their parents are idiots.) I Wholeheartedly agree that any criminal records found should be posted after all we have the right to know if the people who support these agendas may have an alternative motive. After all owning a gun is legal, speeding, theft, assault, embezzlement or even being stupid often is not. We should know if they are a danger to others or even themselves. After all how are they able to ascertain if they know what is good for themselves if they have a past of bad decisions. Oh wait that the liberal agenda isn't it, oh well lets see how they like for awhile. We can see if they are still so eager to trample anthers rights after they have had the same don't to them. Accountability has left the building in the media if the people start holding them to the same standard they hold to others we will see if journalism professional integrity returns.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 5:06pmLook mommie is that wer all the retards liv.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 5:09pmAnd the author and this site are "horses-@@@S" for referencing this effort and the site. Why shouldn't a community know who has guns, thought that is what registration was all about.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 5:25pmAnything we can get on Feinstein and her extended family? ANYTHING, patriots in CA. This is what the left did to Sarah Palin, Romney, Ryan, Justice Roberts, etc.
The carrot was for the useful idiots. Now comes the stick. The commie in the WH wants us disarmed before he takes control of the Internet and Fox News (what little good is left of it). This is it, folks.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 5:35pmI hope someone puts out a list showing the address of all the Phedophils, Q_ueers, L_izzies in NY. I wonder if that list of gun owners showed the addresses of Bloomburgs body guards and all the rich folks and politicians body guards. I love how Bloomburg goes on about guns but makes sure he is protected by armed body guards. It's like those high buck preachers on cable TV going on about the sins od drinking and adultary and abortion. First thing they do backstage is turn up a stiff drink and then go meet with their mistress.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 5:57pmAnd BTW, whoever supplied Gregory with that magazine will probably be available should any of these media cowards now want to protect themselves.
Our own Fast and Furious is about to start as well. The commie in the WH is going to put together his "civilian army," like every other totalitarian puke in history.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 6:18pmJRook
AHHH itttyboo don't like it when the shoe is on the other foot!
Lovely to see idiots like you crying foul. hahahahahahahahahaha -
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 6:46pmwe need to have one for every lawn and neighbor like this: https://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/522896_347441015363643_149437443_n.jpg
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 7:17pmOnly the Goverment should know that I have a gun.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 7:48pmTurn about is fair after all! Lay in on my friends!
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 7:51pmWhy, yes, yes they do. That would be Dwight R. Worley.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 7:53pmSomeone should be in jail – this law was apparently
passed into law, in New York State, in June, 2012:http://open.nysenate.gov/legislation/bill/S2488B-2011
Reasons given for the law are clearly spelled out….
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 8:45pmSTRATS Why do you say "Only the Goverment should know that I have a gun."
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:12pmI'm with ChiefGeorge – I think we're sliding onto a pretty slippery slope……..
That being said…..maybe the next group of left-wing extremists will think twice before going public with things that are better left private! It's truly unfortunate that these jokers decided to advertise private information about gun permits. I support the blogger's retaliatory action in theory… those who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones, etc. – and those newspaper idiots should have known better in the first place.
But, our country needs desperately to get back to basics! Social/religious/political/economic/racial divides our Mr. Obama and fellow-progressives have created is destroying the very fiber of our nation. Pitting gun-owners against non-gun-owners – – the criminals are likely to be the only ones to benefit from this one. The far-left nuts are coming out of the woodwork and flooding the country with a new "agenda" crisis every other day – - and we are allowing them to do it.
Does anyone honestly believe that taking the guns out of the hands of responsible citizens will prevent incidents like the horrible mass murder that occurred in Newtown, PA? If anything, these kinds of radical actions – on both sides – are more likely to cause even more sad and senseless acts of violence, not prevent them.
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:37pmHave to totally agree, sick of these self righteous ultra left wing liberals that for some reason seem incapable of carrying on an intelligent discussion of any issue, just spew their "opinions" as if they were the true "ruling class".
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:40pmI'm mostly interested in knowing about the crazy people who buy assault weapons at gun shows and lots of ammo and large magazines. But the NRA says that information is private. And the NRA says you can't regulate a legal guy buying a weapon capable of killing 31 people in a minute and selling it privately to any assassin with the greenbacks, including an Al Qaeda guy.
Does anyone but me find it strange that it this country it's easier for an Al Qaeda terrorist to get the firepower needed to kill hundreds of people than it is for him to get a driver's license? Or to vote?
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:33pm@sendthemeatballs
your comment – "Does anyone but me find it strange that it this country it's easier for an Al Qaeda terrorist to get the firepower needed to kill hundreds of people than it is for him to get a driver's license? Or to vote?"
We find it strange that you pretend to care how folks get an AR, but you did not care that Eric Holder and crew send these same types of weapons into the hands of criminls that killed one of our own border patrol agents, and hundreds of Mexican citizens. You are a joke/
We also know that 50% of the murder in the US is done by Black Americans, and the majority of these murders is done by handguns, but not a peep from you and your fellow libs. Why is that?
If we lowered the black murder rate to the same as whites, we would drop the national murder rate by 40%, and save a whole lot of black lives.
In reality, rifles were used in just over 300 murders last year (all types of rifles, including the military style), but handguns were used in over 6000 known murders. More people were killed with knives, than with rifles, but you are not interested in facts, you are interested in doing away with the 2nd Amendment, so communsim can be furthered.
You are a hoplophobe
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:42pm@Sendthemeatballs
As far as criminals getting guns from gun shows. Your fear is not founded on facts.
Straw purchasing was the most common channel in trafficking of guns into the hands of criminals acording to the FBI
The Bureau of Justice Statistics (BJS) report on "Firearms Use by Offenders" found that only 0.8% of firearms used in crimes came from " a gun show,"
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:17pmYo, Send, you finally showed up again — and no admission that you were wrong earlier to claim no elected politician was talking about confiscation.
I haven't forgotten that you made that the goalpost before. Why not just admit, okay, poor word choice, not the best strategy. And move on. :) It would give your credibility -something-.
As for the registration thing, now that confiscation is on the table (and keeping in mind that only arming the good guys has ever actually helped stop violence; gun banning has worsened it many times), adding registration to all guns is not looking wise. I was on board with the whole registration thing before, but this violation of privacy seems to blow that out of the water. What answer do you give to that?
Also, gun experts actually say that it is already very difficult to get guns. I highly recommend reading this article someone linked to earlier:
So, your characterization of how things are appears to be very inaccurate.
Posted on December 28, 2012 at 12:17amI would think that these people have a lot of electronics: Laptops, Ipads, Ipods, and smart phones. How can they protect their materialistic items without a firearm?
Posted on December 28, 2012 at 12:51am@STRATS
Only the Goverment should know that I have a gun.
Only your wife — and kids if they are old enough — should know that you own a gun(s), and where you keep it/them, PERIOD.The only time the gubbermint should find out about your guns is if it becomes tyrannical.
Posted on December 28, 2012 at 3:30amWhat's the big deal? Those identified as gun owners have just had a sign put up saying home invaders will be shot. I say they should thank the newspaper for publishing their names. It's not like the Government doesn't already have this information.
Posted on December 28, 2012 at 7:08amCould we add and pin point the judge, lawyer, parole officer the worse than human debris Spengler out of prison?
We need to know as to what kind of dirt bag judge would leave out of prison this debris. They should be held DIRECTLY ACCOUNTABLE for letting this guy loose? What do you think?
Posted on December 28, 2012 at 10:49amA more interesting story would be to get the raw data the newspaper used and then see who's name and address they Did Not publish.
If it can be shown that they did not publish this information when it concerned family, friends, or political allies then that would show malicious intent in the publication of the other names, due to their attempt to shelter these individuals from the harm that they anticipated this would cause.That is a story I would like to read about.
Posted on December 28, 2012 at 12:57pmFor those of you ******* who think the blogger should not have outed the newspaper employees – fighting fire with fire is the only weapon in the hands of individual conservatives anymore against the vicious abuse of journalism and entertainment being practiced by the hard left in this country. We are seeing this vicious, community-organizer attitude all the way from the Community-Organizer-in-Chief and his allies in the Legislature like Nancy Pelosi, Steny Hoyer and the odious Harry Reid down to the gutter-snipes like Michael Moore and Chris Matthews, Bill Maher and Toure, Ed Schultz and David Letterman – and I could go on and on. The country is in survival mode and we must engage them in the trenches in hand-to-hand verbal and cyber-combat or we are doomed as a nation to suffer what the old Soviet Union did, and Europe is suffering as we speak, write and read.
Posted on December 28, 2012 at 3:13pm@Walkabout, Being disabled I agree with your analysis. However, your logic matters not to the Obama administration, to the ilk of party members like Feinstein, or to Progressive Communist members of the Democratic or Republican parties USA. The disabled among us should not be burdened with the added responsibility of gun ownership. It with utmost compassion that our Communist leaders in the White House, Senate, and House provide those of us who are disabled with that which is best for the collective: Euthanasia. As in the thirties, they will come for the retarded, the physically disabled, and the mentally frail. Ironically, it likely is the disabled who will have first use of firearms as our founders intended. It is the disabled who must protect themselves against the benevolent, life-ending-injection-carrying Communist, Obama government before others as our Democratic and Republican Progressive parties come calling to share their view of collectivist compassion. Jaded worldview? You betcha'!
Posted on December 28, 2012 at 7:52pmthis company is THE problem (gannett) they own EVERYTHING.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:14amI remember years ago when 60 minutes actually was a relatively unbiased show (years ago) — there was a bill passed mandating busing of children , some of the kids had two hour each way trips, and Mike Wallace snuck up on each Representative that voted for the bill and asked if THEIR children were affected—- NOT ONE of them were. They were sending their kids to private school.
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:44amLet's not forget any of their stockholders or subcontractors either.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 1:58pmWe need to do the very same thing for all people who are gun-grab proponents, including senators, congresspeople, local politicians, and more. We need to form a group of people who will publicize where anti-gunners of all types live. When we have people against armed guards or trained armed teachers in schools, we need to publicize where their children attend school when they're hypocrites. We need to fight fire with fire and say enough of this nambly-pambly I want to be nice and civil bullspit because it's just not working.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 5:58pm@jhruskey, Happy New Year! I've been saying the same thing as you for so long already. Everyone wants to be nice and politically correct, ain't workin'.
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:29amI don't know why they wouldn't. It's about the first thing I thought of.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:09amCan we get another column for whether or not these employees are on the registered sex offender rolls?
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:19amnice.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:20amNow we need to orginize protest a circle their houses chanting and yelling like those paid un ion lackies did to wall street bankers.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 1:07pmAZfreeman
There is truth in what you say. But if you fight clean & they fight dirty, how often do you prevail?
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 3:44pmWelcome to two-wrongs-make-a-rightville.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 3:54pmAnd that's not all. The blog owner has also posted photos of some of their houses, cars, and much other pertinent info.
I tried to phone the publisher but no one answered. I wanted to ask her how she liked being identified as a rabiod left wing kook, but no one answered. It just kept ringing.
So I went to her facebook page and it's been deleted.
God, I love it. They finally got a taste of their own medicine.
Now how about somebody posting Bill Mahr's phone number, address, with a few photos, along with Harvey Weinstein, and the other "celebrity" geeks who are on board to demonize gun owners?
I hope this leads to a rash of home adresses and phone numbers of every radical leftist geek coming down the pike.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 6:26pmThey no longer have their exclusivity, and they don't like it!
I hope they get 100x the heat they thought they could bare
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:14amtouché…
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:32amGood. Let them know how it feels to be "rounded up" and put on display.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:15amIt would be better to publish such a map with the income displayed or probably income based on industry averages.
Their incomes might not be 1% or 2%. But it will be so much higher than many burglars & rapists. As the left has whipped up class envy with their class warfare rhetoric to a fever pitch all that is needed is the information about whether that gun has firearm or not. The Games have begun.
The Republic is dying. Long live the Empire. May Emperator Obqma live long and his cronies prosper.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:11amI fully support open and free information. What's good for the goose——? I especially like the idea of outing our superior minded celebrities. Whats this? Michael Moore has a bodyguard? with a gun? What is his or her name or if multiples, what are their names and addresses? I LIKE IT! Public info is public info. These people are hypocrites and two faced sobs.
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:09amGood for the blogger! I wonder how the reporters will like the shoe being on the other foot and hey robbers, they DON'T like guns, have at em.
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:25amI'd like to see someone go door to door acting like they're trying to raise support for gun control and ask home owners if they support stricker guns control laws and if so would they allow a sign to be posted on their property stating that this residence is a gun free zone.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 1:39pmSadly, Nancy, there may be *many* homes that would proudly display the "victims inside" sign. Most of them will also have a Prius in the driveway, so the sign may be slightly redundant. ;-)
Posted on December 28, 2012 at 12:26am@ Singerguy
"Sadly, Nancy, there may be *many* homes that would proudly display the "victims inside" sign. Most of them will also have a Prius in the driveway, so the sign may be slightly redundant. ;-) "
—I saw a Prius hit a Vespa once.
There was glitter _everywhere_! /rimshot
Thanks, I'll be here all week.
Don't forget to tip the halibut and try the waitresses!
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:06amPoliticians need to be treated as such also. Live off the backs of taxpayers impose rules and regulations they ingnore, the push back is long over due. This so called news outlet is nothing more than an extension of the Left Wing fanaticals running government at all levels. Remember all politics start at local level. Look into the Feds data base and see how they track gun owners and if you own more than 2, 3 etc your chances of being watched are greater. Were no longer a Free Republic, some dam big brother is always watching. "PUSH BACK"
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 2:27pmI agree. It is long past time for we Conservatives and especially the weak kneed Republican voters to push back. I am sick of the antics as exemplified by bone head Bohner to lay down and let the lying duplicitious Dems run over them!
We will never keep our country unless we fight and unfortunately will have to use some of the oppositions tactics to win. Nice guys generally finish last……… No good turn goes unpunished………..
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:06amOUTSTANDING!!! A spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down! ha
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:05amThis is great! I like the idea Term Limits suggested about listing which employees do not have a registered gun. Which also suggests which employees do have a gun, which points out potential hypocrisy(assuming those employees agree with their employers views).
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:04amHow about cell phone numbers and private e-mail addresses posted here so we can give them a piece of our minds?
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:21amNOW we're hitting on all 8 cylinders. Turn the tables on them.
Lets have these radical communist F's embarrassed and humiliated by their own tactics.
Lets have a crowd of angry law-abiding legally permitted gun owners show up at their houses.It is necessary to teach these people the consequences of their actions using every Alinsky
tactic in the book.ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ
Tom K
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:10am@ BLACKCROW : " Love your enemies and drive 'em nuts " ! Brother Dave Gardner.
@ BODYBAG : I agree with every point but one – Do not show up at these people's homes like the Socialist / Communist Union Thugs did at some C.E.O.'s homes. Stay off of their property as you would want folks to stay off of YOUR property. However, walking in front of their house on YOUR public sidewalk could work. Also, in smaller communities, people could SHUN these Journal News workers – just turn your back on them everywhere they may go; quite effective.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:11amRight on.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:59amI like practicing with paper targets that have silhouettes on them
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:33amConsider using 1100 lb lardo Jabba-The-Hut:
Michael Moore: 'Calm Down, White People, and Put Away Your Guns'
http://cnsnews.com/news/article/michael-moore-calm-down-white-people-and-put-away-your-guns -
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:31amM.Moore is a [ R I C H W H I T E P E O P L E ] ! ! ! He's worth at least a billion-or-so!!
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:58am"An Eye for an Eye"
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:25amLex Talionis
Absolutely applies here.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:58amThat map is from Weasel Zippers . com…
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:57amGood for blogger! These clowns are suppose to report news that will help us vote, that's the purpose of the First Amendment. This is not news making it is advocacy pressure.
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:57amLove it !!
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:56amgotta love this
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:55amThis is funny. And, as CHARLES116 better known to us as DORA GASBAG said about the original story, this is all public information.
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:55amIt's ABOUT TIME!!!
I cannot wait to see investigative reports on investigative reporters! I want to see information published about the private lives of Piersd-arse Morgan, Chrissy Tingles Matthews, Michael Moore-on and Billy Racist Maher, just to name a FEW…
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:13amYeah! You gotta find corpses hinding those closets, wigi boards, cards, the whole bit. Have Rob Zombie director. Its be the unholy trifecta if all got in the same room.
term limits for congress
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:54amHe should have checked the list of employees against the list of gun owners. Then, he could also indicate which newspaper employees do not have a legally registered gun.
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 10:02amDon't worry, I'm sure the thugs are way ahead of you on that. ;)
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:53amFantastic! Fight invasion of privacy with invasion of privacy!
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 2:10pmAs Red Adair used to say Fight Fire with Fire.
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 6:05pmHey Conservative w.e. man
So yesterday, this was all, "right to know" info on the firearms owners in the area. The complete idiots in her editorial staff approved the innane behavior but now are concerned about safety. The hilarious thing here is, the left think they may actually have the courage or tenacity to do something about a neighbor who legally owns a firearm. LOLLOLLOLLOL
Some of the info I am referencing is not specifically in this story but if you have been following, you will bet the point. These libs cannot protect themselves from rodents, insects, and unfortunately thier own children. To all patriots, continue to track this li$tar) behavior and keep them all held accountable. The crying, whining, and outright cowardly behavior will only get worse but will be the guage we need to assess our progress.
Please do not be rude, threatening, or "overly" insulting but…. do not let these folks get off without challenge to thier moronic statements.
May the Lord protect our great nation and "all of her people"
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:51amhaha… good one!! Bet they"re all enjoying that map..
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:50amServes them right. I especially like the disclaimer about them not necessarily being responsible journalists or editors.
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:50ami like this… how do you like it done to you?
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:49amIt's about time someone started fighting back against the front line of the socialist movement.
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 8:25pmWe have no choice but to fight by there rules. Period!
Posted on December 27, 2012 at 9:47amThe PUSH BACK is coming
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Posted on December 27, 2012 at 11:13amWatch how fox t.v. will side with them.
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Of course, our legal system depends on more than appearances. Looking guilty is not the same thing as actual guilt. Yet, the prosecution of Siegelman on federal corruption charges amounts to little more than singling out the former governor of Alabama for something commonplace in modern politics. We hope the Supreme Court will take a hard look at the case, and clear up what looks like a case of selective prosecution.
After a three-year investigation, federal prosecutors in Alabama alleged that Siegelman was involved in a bribery scheme while governor. When their first case fell apart in 2004, they came back a year later with another indictment. In June 2006, Siegelman was convicted on seven of 33 counts.
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