The Niki Haley info was new to me. Does anyone have the names of all the mooselem infiltrators in the administration, Congress, and military. I understand it is huge!

All this nonsense needs to stop. In my opinion, we can fight this forever on the local front or cut to the chase and nail this sucker once and for all. We need the people to go after the individuals at the top. The Congressional lawbreakers, the unconstitutional judges, and the sheriffs and police who don't honor and defend the Constitutional law. We need to put a few behind bars. Only after a few examples get public exposure of incarceration will the rest fall in line. Somebody needs to be the example to get things started.

Funny how businesses and individuals can be sued for just about anything under the sun, but not judges and legislators. Time we changed that. The federal side of government is only "authorized" to address about 17 subjects. Anything not specifically under their domain defaults to the states and people. We need to stop the fed from abusing the states and people. Next we need to reign in the states. They're just going where they don't belong. However, many of our state abuses are because the federal side is forcing the states to follow a federal agenda and the states are too wussified to say no.

There are more of us than them. Time we took them to task, and lock a few up. I say we start at the top and first get rid of the judges that are protecting unconstitutional government, and not the people who created it. Today's judges are the forcefield protecting government from us. They gotta go!

You're right, Shawn. It's either that, or "Pass the Ammo" will become the phrase of the day. As fond as I am of precision shooting, I would still prefer to reclaim America through peaceful means, and save my V-Max loads for prairie dogs.

There is one, and only one way to restore our rights and freedoms short of an outright armed revolution. It is Article V (5) of the United States Constitution. The Convention of the States.

Mark Levin has discussed this at length. Our Founders included it in the Constitution expressly for times like this; when the Executive, Legislative and Judicial branches of government have become so corrupt, they no longer represent the people. The States, collectively, have more power than the Federal Government.

Some people who consider themselves Conservative oppose this. Those people are either (1) Not Conservatives. (2) Don't have the intellectual energy to study and understand the issue. Or, (3) Don't have the intellectual capacity to understand this provision, or how it works.

Some people believe this will destroy our existing rights. They are wrong. Those people apparently are confusing a Constitutional Convention with a Convention of the States.

In Mark Levin's book THE LIBERTY AMENDMENTS, he describes Article V. He then goes on to suggest some amendments that would restore our rights, and prevent future erosion of them.

Among them;

An Amendment to Establish Term Limits for Members of Congress.

An Amendment to Restore the Senate.

An Amendment to Establish Term Limits for Supreme Court Justices and Super-Majority Override.

An Amendment to Limit Federal Spending and Taxing.
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An Amendment to Limit the Federal Bureaucracy.

An Amendment to Promote Free Enterprise.

An Amendment to Protect Private Property.

An Amendment to Grant the States Authority to Directly Amend the Constitution.

An Amendment to Grant the States Authority to Check Congress.

An Amendment to Protect the Vote.


Before anyone jumps up on their soap box to criticize any of the above, please do yourself a favor. Obtain a copy of THE LIBERTY AMENDMENTS and actually take the time to read and understand it. Doing so will either (1) prevent you from looking like an idiot, (2) proving you actually ARE an idiot, or (3)you are not really a conservative, (demonstrating point number two.)



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Hodag

I recently heard from a trusted source that Quebec now has a very large minority of Mooslems. These towel-headed a**holes are running around dictating to the gutless French-Canadian government how things will be. Of course, not wanting to "offend" the filthy camel humpers, the Quebec government is bending over forward to accommodate their seventh century culture. And of course, the Quebecers can't do a damn thing about it because, even if they had any balls, they don't have any guns. They are basically screwed, as they watch their culture go down the toilet. Of course, cowardly non-resistance only encourages these backwards bastards to invade other areas as well.

My rule of thumb; If you think you have enough ammunition, you are wrong.



Hodag

I had no idea it was that bad. As a kid, we used to go up to Ontario every summer. North West Ontario. Then, I got older, had kids, responsibilities, life gets in the way. The last time I was there was in 1998 I think. That was only as far as Sioux Narrows, on Lake of the Woods, in extreme South Western Ontario. The two largest Canadian cities I've ever been in are Sudbury and Thunder Bay, and I assume the camel humpers generally hang out in the bigger cities. I'll bet if the goat ropers ever ventured too far into the bush, they might never be seen again. North Western Ontario is pretty vast. Lots of carnivores, if ya' know what I mean.

Crossing Northern Maine into Quebec, (or that tiny little pan handle of New Brunswick?) and taking it to Prince Rupert is pretty much crossing the entire country, eh? (Sorry, I had to get that in there!)

Their politics suck, but I would like to get back and do some Walleye fishing. The pristine environment, the abundance of fish, and the solitude, especially if you fly in, is unbelievable. As soon as your plane lands, your attitude is "I'm in the middle of nowhere, and the rest of the world can kiss my ass." Sitting in front of the cabin at 10:00 PM with a little libation and hearing something crashing through the bush 30 yards away, or skinny dipping at midnight when the wolves are howling is an unbelievable experience.

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