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Meeting with Pueblo County Sheriff Kirk Taylor
I had a serendipitous chance to speak with Pueblo County Sheriff Kirk Taylor today at lunch, and all I can say is that we, as Coloradans, should be making time to actually sit down and have a conversation with our … Continue reading
Tags: kirk taylor, natural rights, NDAA, news, pueblo county, section 1021, Sheriff, tisha casida
Peace Officer Vs. Police Officer
The President and the Sheriffs are the executors of the law. The President signs in laws with his or her pen, and the Sheriffs are the law enforcement body charged with upholding the Constitution and arresting individuals who are outside … Continue reading
Is It Okay to Kill in the Name of Public Safety?
During the French Revolution, the King’s (King Louis XVI, dethroned – called Citizen Capet) fate was determined by Maximilien de Robespierre. Robespierre said that “Citizen Capet was a ‘criminal toward humanity’ and killing him merely ‘a measure of public safety’.”(Coulter, … Continue reading
Tags: casida, casida 2012, civil liberties, drones, EPA, French Revolution, habeus corpus, NDAA, pace, pakistan, tipton, war on terror
AK-47’s For Soldiers – If the United States is a Battleground, Then I Am a Soldier
President Obama stated that AK-47’s are for soldiers, “I also believe that a lot of gun owners would agree that AK-47s belong in the hands of soldiers, not in the hands of criminals”. Most likely, this comment was made in … Continue reading
Tags: 2nd Amendment, AK-47, AK-47's, Battleground, casida 2012, gun control, NDAA, news, Obama, sal pace, scott tipton, soldiers, tisha casida
Thoughts on My Country – May 10, 2012
There is an advertisement on Politico that says “Wish Michelle (Obama) a Happy Mother’s Day and ‘Sign the Card’,”(of course, all of this information goes into a database where they categorize you and start to tailor-make ads to appeal to … Continue reading
