Crayons Loc: St Jo, Texas

When a pack of wild javelina's are tearing a farmers field, what does he do?

Weasel Loc: In the Great State Of Indiana!!

EXACTLY RIGHT
And after all we have seen so far from these animals The City Government of Louisville Ky, has granted the rights of yet another Marxist group of violent protesters called The Future Freedom to come and OCCUPY Louisville in order to give guidance to the already terrorizing group of Scumbags. Offering better and more efficient ways to take control of the citizens who are caught up in their activities to rob, asualt, and destroy them and their neighborhoods. Future Freedom is expected to arrive this weekend and discuss their plans with Major Fisher. They will hit the streets Saturday
If you have been watching the news, you already know that Louisville has already been declared a Ghost Town. Businesses have been, and are continuing to leave the state. Absolutely Amazing
Oh, and need I mention that Louisville is a DEMOCRAT RUN CITY
God Bless President Trump. He will put a stop to all of this Bull Sh!t once he begins his second term. He needs your vote to get the Solid Green Light that We THE People Need
To Make America Great Again

Weasel Loc: In the Great State Of Indiana!!

Isn't this just Fu#king amazing. Even more Amazing is the fact that the post office can be used in this manner, without being aware of the threats that they are distributing
Oh and I am supposed to trust the United States Postal Office with my vote for the 2020 Election. Yeah Right

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Is the Purge coming ?

bikerjack60

You are so full of it.

DogLover99

Make sure you have insurance to cover you carrying and maybe firing your gun. In most states if you shoot an intruder inside your house, you will be the one arrested!!
For the first time in my life, I am going to pursue a concealed carry license. The Commiecrats are willing to do anything to you for their agenda and to get power!!

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

Commiecrats are willing to do anything to you for their agenda and to get power!! “

You mean Like the one in DC who wants to Dissolve the NRA??? Take them out~ a way to hit contribution to the tepublican party id more like it..

Guess “The jackass “ forgot about the Second Amendment along with many others to come but it’ll be shown all right with a fight it and many will support the fight!

New York AG moves to dissolve the organization, citing Trump Foundation case as precedent.
New York State Attorney General Letitia James on Thursday filed a lawsuit against the National Rifle Association, seeking to dissolve the anti-gun safety lobbying group over a years-long pattern of fraud, financial crimes, and corruption.

The lawsuit alleges that top NRA executives, including chief executive Wayne LaPierre, engaged in 18 criminal offenses, including fraudulently using charitable funds for their own personal gain and providing millions of dollars in contracts to friends, family members, ex-employees, and ex-board members.

“It’s clear that the NRA has been failing to carry out its stated mission for many, many years and instead has operated as a breeding ground for greed, abuse, and brazen illegality,” James said in a press conference on Thursday. “No one is above the law, not even the NRA, one of the most powerful organizations in this country.”

The investigation is just the latest example of groups allied with President Donald Trump running afoul of the law. The New York Attorney General’s office specifically named their investigation into President Trump’s charitable foundation as precedent to dissolve the NRA. That case forced his organization to shut down in 2018 amid allegations that Trump used the foundation for his own personal and political gain, including to help his 2016 presidential campaign by funding giveaways at Iowa rallies.

James mentioned that case in explaining why she was filing a suit to dissolve the NRA. “The corruption was so broad and because they have basically destroyed all the assets of the NRA,” she said. “We needed to dissolve this organization just as we did the Trump foundation.”

And on Wednesday, the New York Times reported that the president’s longtime lender, Deutsche Bank, turned over Trump’s financial records after the Manhattan District Attorney’s office issued a subpoena last year as part of their investigation into Trump’s business practices. The request signaled that their investigation into Trump has expanded into potential business and insurance fraud.

James said the NRA investigation, which began in February 2019, found the group’s financial misconduct led to a loss of more than $64 million over a three-year period for the non-profit organization. The lawsuit asks the court to order that LaPierre and other executives make “full restitution” for the funds they misused, pay financial penalties, and be barred from ever again serving on a charitable board in the state of New York.

The lawsuit could have enormous political consequences, given the NRA’s history of political influence and financial support of right-wing candidates. The organization spent more than $50 million boosting now-President Donald Trump and Senate Republicans during the 2016 election, according to an audit obtained by the Center for Responsive Politics.

James has jurisdiction over the NRA because it is chartered as a nonprofit in New York, and her lawsuit sets up what is sure to be a contentious legal dispute that could take years to be decided. In a statement released shortly after James’ press conference, the NRA blasted the lawsuit as a “baseless, premeditated attack” and vowed to fight the lawsuit.

According to James, LaPierre was the ringleader of the scheme, engaging in rampant misuse of funds. “Mr. LaPierre exploited the organization for his and his family’s financial benefits and the benefit for a close circle of NRA staff, board members, and vendors,” she said.

LaPierre, who has led the NRA for 39 years, is accused of spending more than $500,000 in the NRA’s funds to pay for at least eight family trips to the Bahamas over a three-year period. LaPierre also billed a vendor for “multiple luxury hunting safaris in Africa” and spent more than $3.6 million on travel agent services in just the past two years, according to the lawsuit.

The filing also names NRA general counsel John Frazier, former chief financial officer Woody Phillips, and former chief of staff Joshua Powell, for allegedly misusing “millions upon millions of dollars from the NRA for personal use, including for lavish trips for themselves and their families, private jets, expensive meals, and other private travel.”

The lawsuit represents a potentially fatal blow for the powerful gun rights group, which has more than 5 million members, but has already experienced financial struggles and inner turmoil in recent years. A secret recording of an NRA board meeting obtained by NPR in April showed LaPierre saying that the NRA’s previous legal troubles—which include congressional inquiries, state investigations, internal whistleblower complaint, and a contentious dispute with its former public relations firm—had cost the organization $100 million.

“The cost that we bore was probably about a hundred-million-dollar hit in lost revenue and real cost to this association in 2018 and 2019,” LaPierre said, according to a tape recorded by someone in the room. “I mean, that’s huge.”

The group has also been involved in a dispute with its long-time public relations firm, Ackerman McQueen, which James’ suit claims was intimately involved in the NRA’s fraud. The filing claims that the groups secretly agreed that LaPierre and his allies would pass through lavish personal expenses and other questionable spending to the Oklahoma-based firm, which would then bill the NRA for those costs, calling them “out-of-pocket expenses,” indicating they were related to the company’s work for the gun rights group.

The goal of the scheme, James alleges, was to prevent the Board of the NRA or other members from knowing that the organization was paying for LaPierre’s personal spending. In 2017 and 2018 alone, Ackerman McQueen billed the NRA $70 million, with a large chunk of these expenses coming from LaPierre’s personal trips and expenses. The relationship between the companies has splintered over the past two years, with the NRA suing Ackerman McQueen over hiding details of its billing records.

Collectively, these issues have pushed the NRA out of the limelight in 2020 and tarnished the group’s reputation among some.

President Trump, however, defended the group on Thursday, calling the lawsuit a “terrible thing” and urging the NRA to move to Texas to avoid investigation.

Trump, of course, is no stranger to lawsuits.

Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance’s investigation initially appeared to be focused on Trump’s 2016 hush money payments made to women who claim they had affairs with him. But The Times’ report indicated that the investigation might be broader. In a court filing this week, prosecutors with the DA’s office cited “public reports of possibly extensive and protracted criminal conduct at the Trump Organization” and indicated they were also investigating possible crimes involving bank and insurance fraud.

That investigation remains ongoing, and like the NRA case, could take years to play out.

lindajoy Loc: right here with you....

A little more to consider~~

This was a baseless, premeditated attack on our organization and the Second Amendment freedoms it fights to defend," she said. "You could have set your watch by it: the investigation was going to reach its crescendo as we move into the 2020 election cycle. It's a transparent attempt to score political points and attack the leading voice in opposition to the leftist agenda. This has been a power grab by a political opportunist – a desperate move that is part of a rank political vendetta. Our members won't be intimidated or bullied in their defense of political and constitutional freedom."

James' lawsuit seeking to shutter the NRA, which is chartered in New York, is the latest in a series of woes that has left the nation's largest and most powerful gun group reeling. Its existing financial issues have been exacerbated by the coronavirus crisis, which forced the group in May to lay off dozens of employees, cancel its national convention — which in the past has been attended by President Trump — and call off fundraising and membership events. The NRA also has come under scrutiny from state investigators and regulators, and NRA leaders, namely Executive Vice President Wayne LaPierre, have faced backlash for their hefty compensation and spending habits.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/new-york-attorney-general-nra-lawsuit-letitia-james/

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Eh ?

You’re just starting to barely get warm, but ok I like it... good move..get your weapons... get trained and buy Thousands of rounds of ammo, you will need to have supplies and ammunition enough to last a 3 month fire fight...

Dont worry about where you’ll crap and piss... just dig a really bid deep hole or something ...

Good Luck !

roy

Yea like chenny

roy

Yes he will and you want like it y'all seem to want a dictorship so bad,then whose going to take your guns ,whose going to tell you what to believe,how to look ,how to walk, how to talk,It's may be coming,the con man will not even know you if relected.You should have seen how he uses people then dumps them when he gets what he wants.

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Dickhead Cheney needs to hang for treason

DogLover99

The good guys can shelter inside while the bad guys kill each other off. Problem solved!

bikerjack60

You must be nuts. I watch FOX, MSNBC, and CNN. I listen to what is said and then make up my own mind. I watched Velshi on CNN this morning and he was talking about how this covid recession was hurting women more than anyone else. Because of the jobs disappearing. Not too long ago he was saying shutting down the country was good. Open borders was good. Doesn't he realize jobs are disappearing because of these two things?

DogLover99

I already have over 8,000 rounds. In texas that would mean I'm almost out of ammo.