Mosque bacon attack could get Florida man life in prison

Indeed you are always boasting about your gun ownership. Start using them practically

A small sample of how guns prevent crime, thanks to the NRA, who keep track of what guns are all about.
.GUN LAWS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2016

Right-to-Carry permit holder fells armed robber, Minneapolis Star Tribune, Minneapolis, Minn. 02/24/16, KSTP, Minneapolis, Minn. 02/23/16

A Right-to-Carry permit holder was at the end of a driveway in a neighborhood in Brooklyn Park, Minn. when he was approached by an armed robber who demanded money. The permit holder responded by drawing …

GUN LAWS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2016

71-year-old stops home invader, WSOC, Charlotte, N.C. 02/16/16

Disabled 71-year-old Tony Pitts was watching TV in bed at home in Hickory, N.C. when he heard his sliding glass door shatter. Pitts retrieved a .22-caliber pistol, went to investigate and saw a man coming …

GUN LAWS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 2016

Homeowner halts crime spree, KSNV, Las Vegas, Nev. 02/15/16

A man wielding a 12-inch knife attempted to break into several home in Las Vegas, Nev. After unsuccessfully attempting to kick in the doors of several homes, the would-be intruder tried to get into another …

GUN LAWS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2016

Armed Citizen saves police officer during violent attack, Philadelphia Daily News, Philadelphia, Pa. 02/10/16

An officer was attempting to break up two teens involved in an altercation near Upper Darby High School in Upper Darby Township, Pa. when one of the teens attacked the officer. Soon after, the other …

GUN LAWS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2016

Man fights off armed robbers outside his home, WFLA, Tampa, Fla. 02/01/16

Luis Enrique Alonso was unloading groceries outside his home in Temple Terrace, Fla. when two men approached, at least one of whom was armed. The robbers grabbed Alonso and threatened him with a gun. Alonso …

GUN LAWS FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 2016

Alaska man stops thief while exercising his right to permitless carry, Alaska Dispatch News, Anchorage, Alaska, 01/20/16

22-year-old Matthew Willhite was at a shopping mall in Anchorage, Alaska with his girlfriend and her family when he witnessed a thief in a physical altercation with security guards. Willhite went to see if he …

GUN LAWS WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2016

92-year-old World War II veteran scares off home invader, CBS Los Angeles, Los Angeles, Calif. 02/01/16

92-year-old World War II veteran Joe Milspa was at home in San Jacinto, Calif. when he heard a suspicious noise. It was a man attempting to break through his door with an ax. Milspa retrieved …

GUN LAWS TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 2016

Armed Marine veteran saves deputy, Austin American-Statesman, Austin, Texas, 01/28/16

On January 19, Bastrop County, Texas Deputy Dylan Morris attempted to pull over a vehicle due to the driver’s erratic behavior. The driver did not initially comply, but eventually stopped at a gas station. Once …

GUN LAWS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 2016

Armed Citizen shoots pair of robbers, WAVY, Hampton Roads, Va. 01/29/16, WTKR, Hampton Roads, Va. 01/29/16

A pair of men entered a gift card establishment in Hampton, Va. and attempted to rob the store. An employee responded to the threat by retrieving a gun and shooting both thieves, killing one and …

GUN LAWS WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27, 2016

Homeowner fights off armed robbers, St. Tammany Parish Sheriff’s Office, St. Tammany Parish, La. 01/25/16

A trio of robbers, at least one of whom was armed with a gun, attempted to con their way into a home in Slidell, La. One of the thieves approached the home and told the …

Bullets are getting to be a bit pricy, best to use them one at a time with a proper distribution unit.

Actually I prefer semi automatics, don’t have to take sight off target, but still use open sight on 45-70. Bolt is good, the oldest delinquent seems to prefer them. Mummzy is getting a bit old for that kind of activity.

When communication is stifled then violence is all thAt is left to prove a point… PERIOD!

I hope so. And I hope more people voice their angle on this. It might give “them” a moment of pause. Many moons ago in WWII, there was talk in the Japanese High Command of an invasion of the US. The emperor or marshal of the armed forces, I forget which – said absolutely not. There is a gun behind every blade of grass.

They’re already doing that in Germany, Holland, and Saudi Arabia, for three I know for sure and they have said so. Merkel got with Zuckerberg to help monitor “hate speech” about immigration. She has also talked to Twitter. Now Twitter has this Safety and Security Council with members who are politically correct and can’t handle criticism or insults, such as feminist groups, though I’m a feminist (Are equal rights feminist? Not caving to chauvinist ideas?) and can handle anything and free speech is more important to me than my ego. So Germany is monitoring sites, hashtags on Twitter, etc. with the help of Americans. The Saudis have investment in Twitter. They just arrested a Saudi atheist who “tweeted about atheism and he got, I think it was 8 yrs in prison, and definitely 2,000 lashes. They do not do all those lashes at once but over a period of time, btw. The Saudis had also threatened to sue some unnamed person who compared them to ISIS on Twitter. Forget their ex-Grand Mufti said that ISIS is like them, but “we are more refined.”

Holland continues to pursue their censorship of anti-immigration posts by scouring hashtags on Twitter and elsewhere and punishing with a big fine. One so called “hate speech comment about immigration was, “This has got to stop! and some more that didn’t say anything bad about migrants in general. Of course it needs to stop, they’re overwhelmed and can’t even provide good housing and the fighting, rapes, and persecution in camps is bad no less overwhelming towns, hospitals, and services.

I read a report that worldwide freedoms are going down. Yep, in the 21st century we are losing freedoms and the western countries are now contributing to that factor, especially so far Europe. BTW, the censoring Zuckerberg also thinks we should be like Germany who he thinks is a model for the world, that a society that excludes no one. He clearly doesn’t understand social, political, and cultural dynamics, no less human nature. It’s sickening that an American-raised, wealthy person could be so stupid and short-sighted, but being successful in one thing doesn’t mean you’re intelligent on all matters. Below is what he said.

Check on thereligonofpeace dot com every day as they aggregated articles from all over the world. It’s enough to depress the heck out of you and think the world has gone mad and backwards in time. It is a recipe for my misery, strife, and bloodshed, which I’m convinced is what the ruling cabal wants since it’s too easy to understand that.
We are clearly going downhill. The propaganda machine, the Obama administration, politicians of both parties, universities being paid, people online who sound like robots being paid to go around social media and attack, my account at Yahoo was closed after years and I hardly made comments like the nasty ones you see. Most of the time I wrote in the tone of this post here. A liberal site banned me because I criticized someone’s comment that made me sound like I was pro-FOX news when I was criticizing the principle of the rude person’s comment. I don’t even have cable and only see random FOX News videos. We’ve got serious freedom of speech issues going on. Reasons such as worrying about a rise in Neo Right Wing groups, terrorism, or discrimination or inadvertent incitement is not a reason to control speech. That attitude is what made Copernicus renounce that the earth revolves around the Sun for fear of the Christian Church killing him over blasphemy. Such protests for freedoms and free speech have existed in the Muslim countries and dictatorships for decades and that’s where the majority and nearly 100% Islamic terrorism happens. They are willing to be imprisoned, killed, etc. for it, and here Merkel is censoring disagreement with a government policy. It is like paying ransom to kidnappers–if you give in then they’ll keep doing it. In countries with little free speech, they do it anyway. That politicians have used the “we’ll make them more upset and they’ll kill us” isn’t even logical. Pretty pathetic, huh?
Here’s the traitor Zuckerberg’s post. Twitter’s aim to make it safe by the input of these anti-free speech sites is supposed to be about bullying, threats, etc. except apparently some of those thing a litany of, “You suck! You’re a liar!” are worthy of closing a Twitter account. As with Facebook, the Saudis twitter actions, it’s the equivalent of a kind of social media fatwa on criticism. People are invested in their followers and all they have on the media, so they may be afraid to say things because they don’t want to lose the account. Fear by example–fine and arrest some people. Of course they’ll lose business. I have noticed the proliferation of “you’re harassing me” as I got yesterday from a girl who I replied to twice in a civil manner. I told her I wasn’t harassing her but that I was replying. She became rude sounding like a teenager and then called me a troll. One look at my page and one would see I’m hardly troll like. I think she is college age. So I’m hearing, “You’re abusing me” and all sorts of stuff like that. One woman said a man was “terrorizing” her because she’s a woman; he simply disagreed and talked to her the same way as he did to men. We’re raising youth, even in our colleges, who lack critical and/or independent thinking no less weak-minded people. This girl wouldn’t even listen to why I disagreed with her; she just wants to bark out “Islamophobia!” when she thinks it applies. It’s all tied together.
Darkness is looming. Think of it as a total solar eclipse in the day–how the moon slowly moves to completely cover the Sun. It is already happening, that is, what I see as darkness as opposed to enlightenment. I didn’t expect this though I’ve always said never take our government and way of life for granted since we had bad times in the past (McCarthyism, J. Edgar Hoover), and that anything can happen. Perhaps people will wise up before it’s too late.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel was an inspiration and “definitely a model for the world,” the 31-year-old multi-billionaire founder of the social network said.

“You need courage and humanity to grasp that there are people out there who need a home – and that to build a society in which no-one is excluded will be the best thing for the world in the end,” he went on.

The Facebook founder might find his comments less welcome at home in the USA than in Germany, where 1.1. million asylum seekers arrived last year.

It’s a spiritual blindness. People have spiritual ‘scales’ on their eyes.

Here are links people can follow. They are not conspiracy types as they are aggregating articles from domestic and foreign papers and what is reported, plus more. They have photos, there are videos, plus I’ve cross-checked.

thereligionofpeace.com (which keeps up with terrorist attacks too to the best of their knowledge because they have become pretty much daily. It is the best of the aggregators and if you look at the right side every day it will depress you, but people need to know.)

gatestoneinstitute.org

express.co.uk Daily Express UK

breitbart.com

10New.dk

barenakedislam.com

jihadwatch.org

clarionproject.org

The You Tube channel MEMRI-TV

presstv.ir (Iran sponsored but foreign perspective of news and obviously pro-Iran but is world news. Has a You Tube channel I watch all the time)

National Review online (see the article at http://www.nationalreview.com/article/290550/cairs-crusade-against-third-jihad-clifford-d-may

Aljazeera’s paper online

CAIR’s Twitter page

Then of course liberal places like Huffington Post which has had some pathetic opinion pieces and Salon has become a rag and very anti-Republican and slanted news.

brusselsjournal.com (Saved an article that former Soviet dissident warns of EU dictatorship which is already partly true, at least I call them communist.)

refugeeresettlementwatch.wordpress.com Refugee Resettlement Watch (domestic)

That’s a few. The top ones are daily. Of course they are in contrast to mainstream controlled papers and the Left’s views, but one needs to look at other views anyway. The Daily Express UK is a general paper, but not a state propaganda one like the BBC or NY Times.

After having a few beers one night I saw some burqa clad women on the patio. I walked out and tried to debate them about the vile, filthy, misogynistic, fascist death cult they followed but then the bartender came out and told me they weren’t muslimahs but black umbrellas.

Better to rebel while you still have a life of value. Do something that isn’t PC.

Liar
Even a cursory search of the internet will show that Britain did not abolish slavery until 1807-31 years after the Declaration of Independence. The English were some of the primary slavers into the young U.S. shipping as many as 35,000 to 50,000 slaves to the Americas a year. They also imported slaves into Jamaica, most islands in the Caribbean, and south and central america. Many, if not most of their factors bought their slaves from muslim slavers to export. You didn’t really think white sailors were running around the interior of africa kidnapping young blacks did you? At the same time muslims were conducting slave raids on the european continent.
The U.S. imported less than 500,000 slaves in the entire history of american slavery, the other (roughly) 9,500,000 slaves went to the aforementioned caribbean and central and south americas. Blacks were not indigenous to haiti, cuba, brazil et. al. Muslims kidnapped more white europeans into slavery than black slaves were ever brought to the U.S. In Fact the barbary wars (circa 1803) were to stop the muslim enslavement of american sailors by muslims.

You’re right about Great Britain, all I can think is maybe I was thinking of the case of James Somerset:

‘ But the movement to abolish the slave trade only took off in
the late 1770’s. In 1771 Granville Sharp brought the case of the
escaped slave James Somerset before the Lord Chief Justice,
Lord Mansfield. Somerset had escaped and been recaptured in
England by his American owner. Mansfield declared,

“A foreigner cannot be imprisoned here on the authority of any law existing in his own country.”

Somerset
was set free. But slaves continued to be sold in Britain and
British slaves ships carried on operating, taking slaves to the
Caribbean.’