FK – America is the ‘advanced’ country because we recognize our right to fight back against and kill if necessary those who would enslave us, or in our case, enslave us further. The Bill of Rights is what makes us exceptional.
Free Kentucky Column: What must be done A manifesto of the ‘isms
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FK – Lots of mysteries we don’t understand, and might not want to… at least not up close and personal.
Of the many debatable topics of conversation in the firearms world, one that pops up a lot more often than others, relates to caliber. To be more specific, we’re talking about the age-old debate between 9x19mm Parabellum and .45 ACP.
Yes, it’s a classic argument that pits small caliber (9mm) versus large (.45 ACP) and extra capacity versus brute stopping power. While there are many varied opinions on this topic, we turned to a trusted panel of industry experts to weigh-in with their opinions on the matter.
FK – I have to agree with the ‘experts.’ It’s all about what feels good to you and what you can hit with. I carried a .40 for a while and never liked the recovery time due to recoil. When the average person knows they’re hit and sees blood they’re out of the fight. A .45 might be good to keep handy in the car if carjackings are an issue where you live or commute but most 9mms are easier to carry, handle and have more rounds for better crowd control.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fO29VCPRKG8
FK – Does the medical tech exist to determine who is vulnerable to these issues/complications?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcHAjRetQrc
FK – Follow the money, or as they say: ‘funding is control.’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jjq0oTdJ_F0&feature=youtu.be
FK – What was it Linus used to say?: “What’s a little rubella among friends?”
FK – What if we send something up there that inadvertently kills Europa?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2P6sURFEJE
FK – I had to look up the banksters’ numbers:
As they used to say about the dollar, an instrument of debt, it’s backed by your future labor. Better get busy…
Oh, but it’s all an ‘opportunity’:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1USTCqUO28
FK – If money is no problem please send me a check with a few zeros and commas on it and I’ll happily invest most of it via your recommendations. Otherwise best to prep for what will be required…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwBsUvLgje8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnGl8Nz0oLE
FK – Sounds like good news to me, if it’s true. All the cowardly whores and commie trash(Cameron) are leaving so we can have our country back. So it will be up to that tiny courageous minority to do what will be required.
And after we take our country back we can send spec ops to hunt them down around the globe and bring them back to justice.
Act politically but prep for what history shows will have to be done. It’s way past time to prep for what will be required.
FK – Maybe that’s Nessie’s ride?
Another interesting article from the same site(don’t miss the comments)
FK – Jackson stood up to the banksters. Think about it…
If we want to remove ‘murderers’ then Lincoln, and Washington and Jefferson and Grant have to go. They all killed for the republic or the empire or for taxes.
We draw our food and water from blood-stained ground our ancestors conquered. They would spit on our cowardice.
This mindless pacifism will doom this country.
The bill now goes to the Senate, where the White House and GOP leaders are seeking to strike a deal with pro-trade Democrats.
The House vote was 218-208, with 28 Democrats voting for it.
This is the second time in a week the House has voted to approve the controversial fast-track bill. On Friday, the House voted 219-211 in favor of fast-track, which would make it easier for Obama to complete a sweeping trans-Pacific trade deal.
In last week’s vote, the House GOP paired the fast-track bill with a measure known as Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) that gives aid to workers displaced by trade. Both measures needed to be approved in separate votes for the entire package to move forward.
House Democrats have historically favored TAA, but they voted against it on Friday to kill fast-track, which is deeply opposed by unions and other liberal groups.
The White House still wants both measures to reach Obama’s desk, but is now advancing a different strategy that would see the two bills move separately.\
FK – Nothing will end this evil but 3-5 million of us going up there, not packin’ signs…