The following is a citizen who speaks out against draconian anti-Second Amendment laws being passed in the portion of our country that was the original thirteen states in an area that is called New England, which especially includes New York and Connecticut states ...
Many mysteries in the history of
humanity became clouded because of embellishment and the
disappearance of civilizations. Archaeology, Paleontology and Earth
Sciences have uncovered some of those mysteries. We know from Geology
and Paleontology that the Earth has gone through some serious
changes.
The following video is a scene of the President of the United States making the traditional first pitch at the World Series game (October 30th, 2001) after the attack by Islamic Jihadists (September 11th, 2001) upon the city of New York and Washington, DC. GW Bush, the commander-in-chief at the time stated he could not describe the feelings and the pride as he went out onto that mound, seeing the crowd with their banners and the attitude that America will not be intimidated by tyranny and terror at any level and from any nature.
The film Warrior
Queen has sparked or renewed the interest in the Celtic
Queen that dared rise up against the Roman army invaders. So I am
going to provide a brief biography of what is known about this famous
female warrior. The English erected a statue in London
(made by Thomas
Thornycraft) to this famous warrior queen, even naming an
English beer
after her; as well as a business
in Australia named after her. There is also a conference
named after her in UK.
A member of the Democratic Party shows
yet another example of the deep-rooted corruption and hypocrisy
of that political club.
Leland Yee, political gangster
Senator Leland Yee was arrested on
March 26th, the affidavit
filed on March 14th, 2014 with charges that violate
Title 18 US Code Section 1343 and 1346 for honest services wire fraud
allegedly taking bribes from Well Tech, Ghee Kung Tong,
and for Medical Marijuana Legislation from undercover FBI agents in
return for promises of official action. In addition to those charges,
this gun control (confiscation) advocate who won the Gun Violence
Prevention Honor Roll award, he was charged with Title 18 US Code
Sections 371, 922(a))1) and 922(1) for conspiracy to deal firearms
without a license and to illegally import firearms from the
Philippines by setting up an international weapons trafficking
deal with undercover agents. Lee accepted tens of
thousands of dollars in campaign contributions and cash payments to
provide introductions, help a client get a contract and influence
legislation.
CBS-Detroit
(Roseville – WWJ) – March 24th
2014: An armed citizen carrying a concealed weapon came to the
aid of security guards at a Detroit Home Depot Store who were being
attacked by a shoplifter drug-addict with a dirty syringe. Joshua J.
Silva, age 26, was caught shoplifting by guards at the Home Depot
(they don't have guards at our Home Depot – must just be a Detroit
Dirt-Bag City thing). Instead of surrendering to the guards, Silva
began to violently fight in an attempt to avoid arrest. During the
fight, Silva pulled out a concealed syringe from his jacket and began
using it as a weapon, stabbing one of the guards several times. A
shopper with a concealed-carry permit, who saw the ruckus pulled his
own concealed weapon that was a firearm and ordered Silva to drop the
syringe and get on the ground. Silva then dropped the syringe and sat
on the parking lot. Upon hearing police sirens, suddenly he jumped up
in panic and attempted to flee. The guards let him run and allowed
the police to apprehend him. He was arrested without further
incident. On March 25th, 2014, Silva was arraigned on
charges of assault with intent to do great bodily harm and first
degree retail fraud. His bond was set at $25,000 cash or surety,
pending the posting of the bond and now is in Macomb County Jail. The
Michigan State Police Crime Lab is testing the syringe for any
communicable disease and will request that Silva be tested for any
sign of infectious diseases that could have been transmitted to the
wounded security guard.
Ukraine
has always been a part of Russia. The word "Ukraine" is
actually the Slavic word for "Border". It has been a border
state of Russia since the time of the Tsars. Well over 50% of those
that live in Ukraine are ethnic Russians. I can't blame the Russian
administration for wanting to protect them from the terrorists.
- The
Boneless Wonder Works Magic in Ukraine
Starbucks CEO, Howard
Schultz, spoke out and announced that his corporation will
donate $30 million to help war veterans and plans to hire at least
10,000 Vets or their spouses over the next five years. As Leah
Barkoukis at Townhall
stated:
Let us hope that other business
leaders and companies follow suit.
CBS
conducted the interview after Schultz made a recent visit to Walter Reed hospital.
The wonderful world of cyberspace on
the Internet has made the world smaller. I noticed when examining
traffic statistics, that my foreign visitors are increasing.
So, in order to aid readers from other
nations, I have included in the right column just below the search
engine, a translation engine. I am pleased that the list of languages
have increased as I examined the drop-down menu.
US Senator Dianne
Feinstein, the infamous member of Congress whose unrelenting
crusade against the Second Amendment and firearms, sponsoring the
Federal assault weapon and magazine ban between 1994 and 2004 (and
still has a seat in Congress) is now asking President Obama to have
the BATFE
to reinterpret a provision of the Gun
Control Act of 1968to prohibit the importation of various
semi-auto firearms and their parts. Daily
Caller reported that “at a minimum” Feinstein wants
the BATFE to:
prohibit
importation of all semiautomatic rifles that can accept, or be
readily converted to accept, a large capacity ammunition magazine of
more than 10 rounds . . . . prohibit semiautomatic rifles with fixed
magazines with a capacity of more than 10 rounds, prohibit the
importation of the frame or receiver of any prohibited rifle . . . .
prohibit the practice of importing assault rifles in parts …prohibit
the use of a "thumbhole" stock . . . . and prohibit the
importation of assault pistols.
After all these years the James Bond series of films, with the different actors portraying
British Secret Service agent, 007, Sean Connery remains to be considered to be the best portrayal of
James Bond, a character
created by author, Ian Fleming. His popularity as
the original and best James Bond continues today, the character being
featured at 007 fan sites internationally:
M16, James Bond International Fan Club,
007, Inside the World of
James Bond. But for the icon of what the character James Bond represents is only a portion of Sean Connery's career as a talented and professional actor.
Wisconsin
Senate Bill 527 has passed the state assembly and now awaits
Governor Walker's signature to be enforced. It was created to protect
firing ranges from draconian zoning ordinances or laws regulating the
discharge of firearms and protect owners of such ranges from
liability; which promotes firing ranges, set up in a safe manner, be
available for sport shooting events, law enforcement practice, and
citizens to keep proficient in self defense firearms.
Governor Walker and folks in
Wisconsin's legislature have been diligent in protecting Wisconsin US
citizens' Second Amendment rights, as well as standing up to trade
unions that has interfered with the right for citizens to work and
employers to hire without joining a trade union.
One hundred and three years ago John
M. Browningintroduced a firearm that revolutionized handguns
throughout the history of the world and was the standard firearm of
the United States Armed Forces until recent history. The M1911
uses the same cartridge, the .45 caliber ACP (.45 ACP) that the
Thompson machine gun (M1928)
used, and that too is also produced today as a semi-automatic
carbine. It continues to be produced in legendary numbers in
different configurations with improvement on accuracy as time went
on. The 9mm semi-automatic pistol has taken its place, first
introduced by the Germans as a military caliber of choice, infamously
used by Nazi military personnel in the 1930s and 1940s. The 9mm, like
its bulkier adversary, the .45 ACP, was used in submachineguns like
the MP38 and
MP40, once
again, used by the Nazi military personnel as a favored military
assault weapon, used from 1938 to 1940.
You
may have heard or read about that President Putin has allegedly
stopped export of Russian ammunition to the United States ...
Mac
Slavo reported, March 7th, 2014 (Infowars.com):
Over
the past 6-12 months, shortages of some calibers such as 7.62 used in
the popular AK-47 semi-automatic weapon have been alleviated somewhat
via massive imports of Russian production. That
is about to change.The
largest wholesale gun & ammo distributors in the US have informed
us in private conversation today that a massive scramble is on for
all 7.62 as Russia has reportedly halted all exports to the US of
Russian made ammunition.Our
distributor source informed us that yesterday they had several
hundred thousand rounds of Russian made 7.62 TulAmmo, and after
receiving word early today on the halt of Russian exports to the
US,they have been completely wiped out of every last round in the
past 10 hours!
Citizens exercising the Second
Amendment rights, reports that you will not see or hear from national
socialist-controlled, corporate media …
Anderson, South Carolina,
12/25/2013, Independent
Mail … Billy McCall, 78, was at home when he heard
his wife scream. McCall grabbed his .380-caliber handgun and went to
his wife's aid. He found that a man had forced his way into their
home and seized his wife in a choke hold. The armed intruder fired
at McCall striking him in his stomach. McCall returned fire, causing
the intruder to flee. The assailant was later dropped off at a local
hospital where he died. He had sustained gunshot wounds to his
abdomen, leg and chest. McCall is reported in stable condition and
is expected to survive the gunshot would he sustained during the
home invasion. Mrs. McCall was reportedly uninjured.
When Barack Hussein Obama
campaigned for president in 2008, revelation was presented about his
associations and mystery gaps in his life. Obama attended a church
for twenty years that preached racism, proven by the words of its
minister – but people paid no heed. Instead of seeing that as
racism, those who pointed out those facts about the shady character
of the man from Illinois whose father was Muslim from Kenya, his
stepfather (mother's second husband) was Muslim – and Barack, also
known as Barry Soetro, attended a Muslim school there. During
the campaign of 2008, it was revealed that foreign organizations and
those operating here in the United States had provided campaign
contributions. Why? Because he was a Christian who was a member of a
so-called Christian church in Chicago? All of this and BH Obama
became president.
Here are more castles that are my
favorite, found in the United States. The first one is an estate
built by the wealthy and eccentric, William
Randolph Hearst, who died in 1951. In 1957, the Hearst
Corporation donated the property to the state of California. The
Hearst name became famous when the granddaughter, Patricia
"Patty" Hearst, was kidnapped and brainwashed by
her kidnappers, a terrorist group in the United States.
Hearst
Castle
The Hearst Castle was originally called
La Cuesta Encantada (The Enchanted Hill), but Mr.
Hearst called it “the ranch”. It is located near the community
called San
Simeon, which is about 250 miles between Los Angeles and San Francisco.
Castles are familiar across the
landscape of Europe, some still standing and renovated, while others
mere shells of their former splendor or the shell used to build new structure. Designed to be a fortress as
well as home to feudal lords and kings and their servants, fascination with castles,
their construction and history, still continues today.
Most of the descendents of the first
Americans, as well as many today, came from Europe. Some visited
Europe in the 19th and early 20th century and
were inspired to build their own castles in the United States. There
are more castles than one would imagine here in the USA, some looking
like castles and others just mansions with castle characteristics –
and huge.
I learned much about my maternal
ancestry from our family historian, Charles Peek, and was
surprised how far back into time he had been able to recover. It
seems that the McBean, later shortened Bean, ancestry began in
Scotland and Norse marriage. He traced McBean (or McBen)
as far back as the clan was recorded fighting the English (Anglo-Saxon)
with William
Wallace in the 14th century. Researching the
geographical area and other related people, it led me to find out
that Norsemen (Vikings) had settled and taken wives in
Scotland and Ireland as far back as the 8th century.
Apparently, according to DNA
and genealogical research, this mingling was not uncommon and
also occurred between Germanic Celts in Europe and Pict/Celts of
Britannia.
It's the early morning hours (5:30) and
the temperature with wind chill (minimal wind) is 5°F,
with tons of snow mounds everywhere, but my thoughts turn to the
coming fishing season; at least for those that do not ice fish. Soon,
hopefully, the ice will retreat and May will come soon enough when
the Bassmaster Tournament
begin the annual ritual here on Lake Michigan, as well as various spots across the nation. The temperatures will
begin to average in the lower thirties during the day, but dropping
into the teens at night. My what a change for me when I moved from
Georgia, where I mustered out into retirement from the US Army!
Ronald Reagan entered the 1980
presidential campaign as a supporter of the Second Amendment and its
right to keep and bear arms. In a Guns
and Ammo magazine issue in 1975, Ronald Reagan wrote:
In my opinion, proposals to
outlaw or confiscate guns are simply unrealistic panacea.
His
ideology was that violent crime would never be eliminated, with or
without gun control. He was in favor of laws that targeted those who
misuse firearms. He added:
The Second Amendment leaves
little, if any, leeway for the gun control advocate … the right of
the citizen to keep and bear arms must not be infringed if liberty in
America to survive.
Organized Crime: The Unvarnished
Truth About Government by Thomas J. DiLorenzo.
It is a book that begins with a section
entitled “Coercion and Regulation” and analyzes aspects of
government regulation of business, reinforcing G. Edward Griffin's
Jekyll Island story of how the Federal Reserve was founded by powerful financiers of the early 20th century and at the
same time how the federal income tax system was initiated by a 16th
Amendment that should never have passed in Congress or been ratified.
Organized Crime is also a collection of
essays that by section covers subjects like “Politics and Thieves”,
“Centralization versus Liberty”, “Money and the State”,
“Workers and Unions”, and Truth and Lies About Markets”.
DiLorenzo has uncovered the layers of
deceit and propaganda over the decades and exposes the declination of
the free, constitutional republic that the Founders created; and does
so in a straightforward manner. He has written two other books about Abraham Lincoln, of which I did not agree and repute; however, this book reveals the problem our government has become as citizens fell into apathy and misinformed of what is truly going on.
Get your copy of this book at Amazon
[link below] and see how government has worked over the decades as an
organized crime syndicate operated by political bosses backed by
wealthy godfathers, just as ruthless as what the FBI has been
fighting since its inception. You won't be disappointed in content
and trove of sourced truths.
The archives of the military history of
the United States and museum support center is located at Fort
Belvoir, Virginia. The United States Army has a list of
16,000 art pieces that have been collected over the decades – and
that is just the artwork collected. There are firearms and uniforms
of famous generals, et cetera. Problem is that the place has high
security and not set up to receive public traffic like a museum.
Thus, as the Washington
Post reported, a museum is in the planning that will give
access to the wonderful archive and a plan is in the works to raise
millions of dollars to make that plan come true. It will be the
National United States Army Museum
Over the past 6-12 months, shortages of some calibers such as 7.62 used in the popular AK-47 semi-automatic weapon have been alleviated somewhat via massive imports of Russian production. That is about to change. The largest wholesale gun & ammo distributors in the US have informed us in private conversation today that a massive scramble is on for all 7.62 as Russia has reportedly halted all exports to the US of Russian made ammunition. Our distributor source informed us that yesterday they had several hundred thousand rounds of Russian made 7.62 TulAmmo, and after receiving word early today on the halt of Russian exports to the US,they have been completely wiped out of every last round in the past 10 hours!
It's the early morning hours (5:30) and
the temperature with wind chill (minimal wind) is 5°F,
with tons of snow mounds everywhere, but my thoughts turn to the
coming fishing season; at least for those that do not ice fish. Soon,
hopefully, the ice will retreat and May will come soon enough when
the Bassmaster Tournament
begin the annual ritual here on Lake Michigan, as well as various spots across the nation. The temperatures will
begin to average in the lower thirties during the day, but dropping
into the teens at night. My what a change for me when I moved from
Georgia, where I mustered out into retirement from the US Army!
