Tag Archives: Freedom

UPDATEx1:
In the February 2010 edition of the American Rifleman magazine, there is an important article by Wayne Lapierre titled “The First Step In Trampling Our Rights.”

If you can get the magazine, or haven’t read it yet, I suggest this can be important to you should you believe in the 2nd Amendment as I do – it is an individual Right to Bear Arms. To protect and defend your rights, yours and your family’s lives, your home.

In a nutshell, the leading paragraph tells you everything you need to know. There is more detail, and a worthy read.

SoS Hillary Clinton agrees with a “binding” UN treaty on global control of international trade in firearms and ammunition. The Obama administration is thus participating in the march forward to effectively alter our own sovereignty and eliminating our private ownership of firearms along with the rest of the world.

They don’t mention our 2nd Amendment. At all.

Sure, this first step only speaks to “international trade”. For now. But remember, this world gun-ban effort was created and funded by George Soros. Before and during the Bush administration. Until now, John Bolton protected us from the global gun banners.

Where is our protection now?

UPDATEx2: An important letter to our Leaders.

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Posted in Arms, Constitution, Rights

Tagged controversy, Freedom

Pefection Manifested

Posted on January 29, 2010 | Leave a comment

Rush Limbaugh responds to the POTUS’ SOTU address.

Couldn’t have said it better myself.

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Posted in Constitution, Deficit, Economy, Ethics, History, Speech

Tagged Control, Freedom, Transparency

Maryland Needs A Vote On Sovereignty

Posted on January 26, 2010 | Leave a comment

This article lists those on the House Rules Committee.
If you agree on the need for this vote, call them to convince them to bring it out of committee and onto the legislature floor for a vote.

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Posted in Constitution, Economy, Ethics, History

Tagged Freedom, Maryland, Pledge

UPDATEx4: Massachusetts Primary Today

Posted on January 19, 2010 | 1 comment

This is it. By now, people should be voting (in line?) for their choice of the next U.S. Senator to work in the “People’s seat.”

I hope Scott Brown makes it. I will be watching the polling in anticipation throughout this day and into the late evening.

UPDATE: There is a Live Blog taking place on the Legal Insurrection blogsite, should anyone be interested.

UPDATEx2: How can anyone be handing out absentee ballots on election day? Is this, in fact, what this person is doing? And it sounds like she said she made copies. Anyone verify?

UPDATEx3: Apparently, the babies are already crying.
Oh, the MA polls close at 8pm tonight.

UPDATEx4: Hhhm, union members from NY don’t want to be videotaped. Imagine that.
(pssst. Polls close in about 10 minutes.)

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Posted in Rights, Voting

Tagged Freedom, U.S. Senate

A Good Neighbor

Posted on January 17, 2010 | Leave a comment

Joe Lieberman to support Scott Brown? Wow.

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Posted in Constitution, Ethics, Politics

Tagged Freedom, Promise, Truth

How To Save Lives

Posted on January 14, 2010 | Leave a comment

Connect the Dots.

Period.

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Posted in National Defense, National Security

Tagged Freedom, Violence

Another Executive Order

Posted on January 13, 2010 | Leave a comment

Some have asked me about this one. This very recent one.

I have to admit, I have more than one concern about it. Namely, how and why a Council of 10 Governors is needed at all. Considering that our union is 50 states strong, just how unbiased are these 10 going to be? And bipartisan? 5 of one party, 5 of another? Does anyone buy this in view of the current political climate? I most certainly do not.

Besides, the Posse Comitatus Act clearly points out the roles of the National Guard and how they are to be focused. The NG is deployed and under the supervision of States Governors at times of crisis. Not under federal supervision/jurisdiction. (And notice that legislation passed during the Bush administration was repealed, reverting wording back to that of the Insurrection Act.) This Executive Order clearly bypasses Congress to employ something new.

My question: How dangerous is this down the road? And before anyone tries to label me a far-right winger, I caution anyone who thinks a soft stick at this point – about this particular issue – has our best interests at heart. History shows otherwise.

This Executive Order is only two days old, it appears, and what else I want to know is – what does your (and my own) representatives know about this one? And what do they intend to do about it?

Attribution to Christopher Suleske, through a mutual friend.

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Posted in Arms, Constitution, Ethics, History, Natural Disaster, Rights

Tagged Control, controversy, Freedom, Transparency, Truth