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WHAT EXACTLY DID HE DO THAT JUSTIFIES BEING PUT IN JAIL?
When I got this link (Man Charged With Terrorism For Criticizing School Security) from someone kind enough to read my blog, I thought it a story worth posting? It is about a man who made the mistake of expressing an opinion. … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution, Information Warfare, Laws, schools
Tagged Brian Davis, human-rights, liberty, terrorism
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GETTING GOVERNMENT PERMISSION TO HOST A BIRTHDAY PARTY
Safety activists have recognized a new hazard, and they have taken drastic action. As the members of Greatest Generation continue to add years to their lives, the candles on their birthday cakes have grown innumerable. Not only does it take a flame thrower to … Continue reading
Gun Control Won’t Save Lives, WE Must Do It — THE MASON CONSERVATIVE
Chris blogs over at the The Mason Conservative. He has written a post on the senseless shooting of the children and their teachers in Connecticut. What will happen when we pass all of these gun laws and there is another shooting? What … Continue reading
Posted in Culture War, Laws, VA-Blogs
Tagged citizen-responsibilities, gun control laws, human-rights
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THE TEN COMMANDMENTS AND GOVERNMENT — PART 8
This continues a series on the Ten Commandments. In the last post we discussed the The 5th Commandment. With object of demonstrating that we base our laws upon the Bible, in this post we will discuss the relationship between the … Continue reading
Posted in Culture War, Laws, religion
Tagged america, bible, christianity, human-rights, religion, sabbath day, theology, what is the sabbath
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