Enlightened by Al Gore’s Inconvenient Truth as well as a novel about a talking gorilla, James Lee on Wednesday stormed the Discovery Channel building near Washington, D.C. with a gun and homemade (though he was homeless) bombs demanding the corporation change its programming according to his manifesto. The manifesto features themes of disarmament, population reduction, [...]
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Today the Supreme Court affirmed the Constitution by deciding 5-4 that the Second Amendment extends to all States and local governments. This is a victory for freedom and Constitutional history. The decision almost guarantees that local government gun-control laws, such as Chicago’s 28-year ban on handguns, will be eliminated soon. In fact, some groups already [...]
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Obama has apparently taken a step to disarm America, according to a document that has been leaked. The step is strategic and very cunning: begin with the military. Access the document here. The document reveals a proposal to force all military personnel to register all firearms—even privately owned firearms that are kept in their private [...]
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War and the military: how freedom was lost (the beginnings)
Filed under American History, Articles, County Rights Project, Ethics, Featured, Government, History, Law, Politicians, Politics, War by Joel McDurmon on December 14, 2011 at 9:50 pm {13 comments}Restoring America One County at a Time 9.2. How Freedom Was Lost The destruction of the early Puritan-American views of the military, of voluntary militias, etc., as described previously, began with the first skirmish of the first world war—not World War I, mind you, but what was perhaps the first truly world war. Here’s the [...]