old marine Loc: America home of the brave

You really cut to the bone.

I totally agree with you.

The UN is so use to the President(?) for the last 8 yesrs bowing and kissing their ring and they assume that a Real President should follow suit.

That dog just won't hunt.

Top of the morning to you lindajoy. It's a nice 28° here on the tree farm.

old marine Loc: America home of the brave

My men (employees) that drive our six trucks have now for the past six months buying ammunition, primers, gunpowder and shells for reloading from everywhere they deliver our products.

We have a nice stockpile of ammo stored in various areas on my 4 square miles of trees.

If we go down when the crap hits the fan it wont be because we ran out of ammunition.

As a famous Patriot once said GIVE ME LIBERTY OR GIVE ME DEATH.

old marine Loc: America home of the brave

Gary, i will be 80 in January.

If i got to go i am ready.

If it is in my sleep or in the mist of fighting to keep my America free.

Sicilianthing

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Wow ok like we haven’t done enough ?
Do you have any idea wtf you’re talking about ?
America is not the worlds guardian and never was
America is Sovereign
America was colonized by Z*****t CryptoJews who then infiltrated and Hijacked our Body Politic (that’s another Deep Rabbit hole for your re education)

America is not the worlds dumping ground either
Cheap labor died with the end of the Industrial Revolution and our population Boom.
Open Borders, T***splantation, Repopulation, Resettlement Zones, Immigration Compacts by the United Nations are all Violations of our Sovereignty and Patently Unconstitutional FLAT OUT !

The Muslims were banned from coming here, running for or holding offices long ago 2 or 3 times...
the Hijrah has been exposed and now comes the heavy lifting to restore America’s founding.

Here’s a sample Existing Law:

Sicilianthing

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Well I hope it’s real and true and actually happens.
I’m not convinced of anything yet.
I do like the fact that Rand Paul blocked the 38billion going to Israel though.
Still not far enough for me bro... AIPAC needs to be removed from our Policy shaping and then some.

Sicilianthing

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Step 6, Begin Mass deportations.
Trump will be forced into this after he Closes immigration.

He’s slowly backing himself into a corner because of continued inactions.

Sicilianthing

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California is about to confronted with a Series of Life Altering events, changes, policy consequences and more from the Trump Admin.

I’m curious to see who takes Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s place at SCOTUS in February.

I’m also watching to see how SCOTUS Rules on certain cases regarding the Trump’s actions.

1 more SCOTUS Judge is a T*****r for sure, can you name them ?
Possibly 2 ... and both need to be removed one way or the hard way...

Sicilianthing

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Noted but you won’t be saying the same thing come April Fools when things are getting really out of control and Trump has done nothing really.

Sicilianthing

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Can’t wait to see what’s in that speech and who wrote it.

Sicilianthing

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That’s all I ask from you all, Thank You !
SemperFi for a domestic Cause.

We will not allow the T***sformation to continue.

Remember, Trump is the final lap before we fight.

eagleye13 Loc: Fl

The UN funding by the USA must stop; and it must be driven from our soil.
Let the Bilderbergers fund it.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

Will China then have two seats on the 15 member Council? I mention this because they were admitted to the Council many years ago with some trouble from Western nations.

oldroy Loc: Western Kansas (No longer in hiding)

Can you show me what that Patriot did after saying those words? I have never found him taking any part in the Revolution so think he never got out of Virginia politics.

old marine Loc: America home of the brave

There are several books on his life.

JoyV

Most of what he is known for precedes and leads up to the revolution.

1) There was the Parson's Cause.

The droughts of the 1750s had led to a rise in the price of tobacco. Hard currency was scarce in Virginia, and salaries in the colony were often expressed in terms of pounds of tobacco. Prior to the drought, the price of tobacco had long been twopence per pound (0.45 kilograms) and in 1755 and 1758, the Virginia House of Burgesses, the elected lower house of the colonial legislature, passed Two Penny Acts, allowing debts expressed in tobacco to be paid at the rate of twopence per pound for a limited period. These payees included public officials, including Anglican clergy—Anglicanism was then Virginia's established church, and several ministers petitioned the Board of Trade in London to overrule the Burgesses, which it did. Five clergymen then brought suit for back pay, cases known as the Parson's Cause; of them, only the Reverend James Maury was successful, and a jury was to be empaneled in Hanover County on December 1, 1763 to fix damages. Henry was engaged as counsel by Maury's parish vestry for this hearing. Patrick Henry's father, Colonel John Henry, was the presiding judge.

After the evidence was presented proving the facts at issue, Maury's counsel gave a speech in praise of the clergy, many of whom were in attendance. Henry responded with a one-hour speech, ignoring the question of damages, but which focused on the unconstitutionality of the veto of the Two Penny Act by the king's government. Henry deemed any king who annulled good laws, such as the Two Penny Act, as a "tyrant" who "forfeits all right to his subjects' obedience", and the clergy, by challenging an impartial law designed to bring economic relief, had shown themselves to be "enemies of the community". The opposing counsel accused Henry of treason, and some took up that cry, but Henry continued, and the judge did nothing to stop him. Henry urged the jury to make an example of Maury, for the benefit of any who might seek to imitate him, and suggested the jury return damages of one farthing. The jury was out for only moments, and fixed damages at one penny. Henry was hailed as a hero.

2) Then there was his work against the Stamp Act.

When word came to Virginia that the Stamp Act had passed. Patrick Henry introduced the Virginia Stamp Act Resolves on May 29. The first two resolutions affirmed that the colonists had the same rights and privileges as Britons; the next two stated that taxation should be exacted only by one's representatives. The fifth was the most provocative, as it named the Virginia legislature, the General Assembly, as the representatives of Virginia empowered to tax.

3) He was a delegate to the Continental Congress.
4) He was elected a delegate to the Second Virginia Convention. It was there where he have a speech which ended with his famous words, "Give me liberty or give me death!"
Here is the most famous portion of his speech.

"If we were base enough to desire it, it is now too late to retire from the contest. There is no retreat but in submission and s***ery! Our chains are forged! Their clanking may be heard on the plains of Boston! The war is inevitable and let it come! I repeat it, sir, let it come.

It is in vain, sir, to extenuate the matter. Gentlemen may cry, Peace, Peace but there is no peace. The war is actually begun! The next gale that sweeps from the north will bring to our ears the clash of resounding arms! Our brethren are already in the field! Why stand we here idle? What is it that gentlemen wish? What would they have? Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and s***ery? Forbid it, Almighty God! I know not what course others may take; but as for me, give me liberty or give me death!"

5) Elected as delegate to 2nd Continental Congress.

6) Then there was the Gunpowder incident. In a nutshell, On April 21, 1775, Governor Dunmore had the Royal Marines under his command seize gunpowder from the magazine in Williamsburg and take it to a naval ship. This gunpowder had been stockpiled by the Virginia colonists to defend against threats such as Indian uprisings or s***e revolts. Henry led m*****a on a march on Williamsburg seeking the restoration of the powder, or that the colonists be compensated for it. When he was 16 miles from Williamsburg, he was overtaken by three of Henry's fellow delegates to Congress who attempted to persuade him to leave off his march. Henry insisted the colonists be compensated and a member of the Governor's Council agreed to pay the value of the powder by bill of exchange.

7) The Third Virginia Convention in August commissioned him as colonel of the 1st Virginia Regiment. But he saw no action.

After independence he served as Governor of Virginia.