"I do solemnly swear that I will faithfully execute the office of President of the United States, and will to the best of my ability, preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States." --Article II, Section I, U.S. Constitution
On Wednesday, 27 January, Barack Hussein Obama will deliver his first "State of the Union" speech as president, a self evaluation of his first year's achievements.
Sprinkled between his infamous "let me be clear" or "make no mistake" introduction to his lies, he will, characteristically, attempt to spin a plethora of failures into something including these phony fallback phrases: back from the brink; signs of recovery; restored our reputation; achieved some successes; more work yet to do; fiscal restraint; greed on Wall Street; affordable health care; relief for working families; job creation.
He'll also use the word "inherited," as in "I inherited this mess." He'll speak of "unprecedented" reforms or achievements or challenges. And he'll mention "those who seek to do us harm," but he won't dare utter the term "Islamic terrorists."
In advance of his teleprompted propaganda, then, let's take a reality check on Obama and his first year.
Never before in the history of our great nation has any sitting president held so much disregard and outright contempt for our Constitution and Rule of Law.
Perhaps the operative words in his oath were, "to the best of my ability"?
Of course, what were we to expect from a Marxist, whose views on government and economy were shaped by his surrogate father and communist mentor, Frank Marshall Davis; whose first campaign for political office was launched by Maoist anarchists William Ayers and Bernardine Dohrn; whose political career has been stewarded by the likes of Leftists Richard Daley, Michael Pfleger, Khalid al-Mansour, Rashid Khalidi, et al.
And don't forget his religious mentor, Jeremiah Wright, who married Barack and Michelle and baptized their children.
Wright preached hate, plain and simple: "The government lied about inventing the HIV virus as a means of genocide against people of color. The government gives [black people] drugs, builds bigger prisons, passes a three-strikes law and then wants us to sing 'God Bless America.' No, no, no, g-d d--- America. G-d d--- America for treating our citizens as less than human. G-d d--- America."
Wright sermonized that our great nation is in fact the "U.S. of KKK-A" and is "controlled by and run by rich white people. Racism is how this country was founded and how this country is still run. We believe in white supremacy and black inferiority and believe it more than we believe in god. And god has got to be sick of this sh-t!"
How did Obama respond when asked about his pastor's perennial anti-American tirades? "It sounds like he was trying to be provocative," concludes Obama.
At a foundational level, Obama's ability and his agenda have been shaped first and foremost by his condition as a pathological narcissist, a young man driven by a blinding need for acceptance and its coefficient, power -- the result of a childhood characterized by his father's, and then stepfather's, rejection.
It should be noted that the young Barry Obama did not ask for or deserve the hardship he suffered as a child any more than millions of other children abandoned by their fathers today. In that respect, he deserves our compassion.
However, Obama's insatiable pathological need for power renders him a very dangerous person in power.
He was elected on a promise that should have served as a warning sign: "This is our moment, this is our time to turn the page on the policies of the past, to offer a new direction. We are fundamentally transforming the United States of America."
He ran his charismatic campaign on a promise of "hope," but in the words of Patrick Henry, "It is natural to man to indulge in the illusions of hope. We are apt to shut our eyes against a painful truth -- and listen to the song of that siren, till she transforms us into beasts."
As for "fundamentally transforming" our nation, that is a thinly veiled reference to an outright assault on our Constitution and our Essential Liberty, one that thrusts an ever more powerful central government upon us.
Not since 1860 has the Union been at such odds with the fundamental rights of the States and the People.
Obama's effort to endow the central government with absolute authority follows his Socialist political playbook, Saul Alinsky's "Rules for Radicals."
Obama was elected just weeks after an economic collapse which can be tied directly to Leftist economic policies.
His effort to "Reclaim America" involves taxing and borrowing more than a trillion dollars from the private sector, sifting it through the bureaucracies of his political appointees, then "investing" it into the public sector to grow government and pay off his special interest constituencies and other benefactors.
He is plundering private sector resources under the pretense of private sector "job creation."
He has attempted, with some success, to nationalize, by way of regulation, coercion or "investment," the major industrial and service segments of the economy -- including energy, banking, investment, education, insurance, automotive and real estate -- and he has supplanted free enterprise with Socialism.
He is endeavoring to nationalize our nation's largest single economic sector, health care, and he laughs off any suggestion that there is no constitutional authority for such folly. Moreover, the House version creates 111 new oversight bureaucracies. (1)
He has attempted to advance his domestic agenda on a global scale under the guise of "climate change."
Further, Obama's national security failures present even greater peril to life and liberty.
Coddling Islamic extremists, bowing to Saudi kings, apologizing to the world, politicizing terrorist interrogation methods at Gitmo, treating terrorism as "criminal activity" and moving the trial of 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed to New York, using Operation Enduring Freedom as campaign fodder and setting a timeframe for withdrawal from Afghanistan -- these and many more grossly errant policy decisions served only to hinder and demoralize us and our allies while empowering and emboldening our enemies, thus enabling jihadi attacks such as the murder of 12 soldiers, one civilian, and an unborn baby at Ft. Hood, and the narrowly averted bombing of a U.S. airliner this past Christmas Day.
Of course, there were other ridiculous gaffes, like the one at his last public press conference (six months ago), when he offered his impromptu assessment of the arrest of his friend, Harvard professor Henry Louis Gates, by claiming that the Cambridge Police "acted stupidly." His subsequent "beer summit" was a forced and feeble attempt at damage control.
And then there was the Nobel Peace Prize, a ridiculous Euro-leftist albatross of an award that was bestowed upon Obama just days after he ascended to the presidency.
Were it not for the threat of unbridled laughter, Obama's SotU address might also reflect on some of the most egregious prevarications from his brief tenure.
On his plans for massive government expansion: "Not because I believe in bigger government -- I don't."
On his grand Socialist schemes: "I've never bought into these Malthusian, woe, Chicken Little, the earth is falling -- I tend to be pretty optimistic."
On the so-called "stimulus package" (i.e., record debt): "Less than one month after taking office, we enacted the most sweeping recovery package in history, and we did so without any of the earmarks, pork-barrel projects that are usually accompanying these big -- these big bills."
On bailouts for behemoth auto producers: "Let me be clear. The United States government has no interest in running GM. We have no intention of running GM."
On his friends at ACORN: "You know, it's -- frankly, it's not really something I've followed closely. I didn't even know that ACORN was getting a whole lot of federal money."
On blame shifting: "You haven't seen me out there blaming the Republicans."
On taxes: "I will tax just the rich. I want to give a tax cut to the middle class."
On the cost of ObamaCare: "It won't add to the deficit. And I mean it! ... It's designed to lower it!" And how about this one: "I have not said I am in favor of a single-payer system."
On the transparency of his health care "reform" deliberations: "It's going to be on C-SPAN."
On jobs (record unemployment): "My administration has created or saved... [ad nauseam]." (2)
On the political influence of grassroots Tea Party participants: "Those people waving their little tea bags around..."
Clearly, Obama has underestimated the influence of those who support America's First Principles. In addition, he has also grossly misread his mandate as the heir of the once-noble Democratic Party.
These miscalculations were manifest in the recent Virginia and New Jersey gubernatorial elections, and again this week in Massachusetts.
Who woulda thunk it -- that in the most liberal state of the union, whose legislature hastily amended laws so the governor could immediately appoint a Demo replacement for the seat vacated by the U.S. Senate's most liberal member, Ted Kennedy, who had occupied the seat for 47 years since the departure of his brother, JFK, and whose life ambition was to nationalize health care, whose designated replacement, Martha Coakley ran on his platform -- who woulda thunk that a Democrat who just weeks ago held a 30-point lead in the polls would be defeated by Scott Brown, a moderate Republican state legislator of the Mitt Romney variety, who ran on a platform against nationalized health care?
Clearly, the loss of a Senate seat in Massachusetts is a major reality check for Obama. When asked about the rising rejection of his "vision" for America, Obama responded, "I think the assumption was if I just focus on policy, if I just focus on this provision or that law or if we're making a good rational decision here, then people will get it."
In other words, "The people are just too dumb."
And speaking of "the people," when Scott Brown was asked in his last debate with Coakley if he would be willing to "sit in Teddy Kennedy's seat" and vote against the health care bill, he responded, "Well, with all due respect, it's not the Kennedy seat, and it's not the Democrats' seat, it's the people's seat."
Every Republican and Independent running for election or re-election in 2010 should, first, take that cue from Brown -- the seats they seek belong to the people. Second, they should take a cue from Ronald Reagan, who left a timeless template for success: Run on a platform that, first and foremost, insists on the re-establishment of constitutional Rule of Law, and then governs accordingly.
For too long, too many Americans have been complacent about liberty, believing it to be their birthright and the birthright of generations to come. They have enjoyed the fruit of liberty defended by others, taking rights for granted and knowing nothing of the obligations for maintaining that blessing.
Most Americans have never had to fight for liberty and, thus, have little concept of its value or any sense of gratitude for its accumulated cost -- a cost paid by generations of Patriots who have pledged their Lives, their Fortunes and their Sacred Honor.
The election of Barack Hussein Obama was an egregious affront to our legacy of Essential Liberty, and a clarion call to action for the many good citizens who honor the rights and obligations of citizenship.
As was the case with the first American Revolution, we now face a crucial battle for liberty. The upcoming elections, more than any other in recent history, are about the restoration of constitutional integrity.
Indeed, fellow Patriots, this is our time. The road to recovery is long, but the momentum is with us.
Footnotes: 1. With the election of Brown, ObamaCare in its present form is dead, but expect Obama to call for passage of revised legislation, which has support of both Republicans and Democrats. Once passed, it can then be readily amended.
2. Credit where credit due -- Obama's recovery plan has not created any real jobs, but it did secure new employment for at least three Republicans: One in Virginia, one in New Jersey and now one in Massachusetts.
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One of the best articles I have read in a long time.
THE FOUR RULES
1. ALL GUNS ARE ALWAYS LOADED.
2. NEVER POINT YOUR MUZZLE AT SOMETHING YOU ARE NOT WILLING TO DESTROY.
3. KEEP YOUR FINGER OFF THE TRIGGER UNTIL YOUR SIGHTS ARE ON THE TARGET AND YOU ARE READY TO SHOOT.
4. KNOW YOUR TARGET AND WHAT'S BEYOND.
Winston Churchill said
"A GENTLEMAN, SELDOM, IF EVER, NEEDS A GUN.
BUT WHEN HE DOES, HE NEEDS IT VERY BADLY!"
"A GENTLEMAN, SELDOM, IF EVER, NEEDS A GUN.
BUT WHEN HE DOES, HE NEEDS IT VERY BADLY!"
Si Vis Paceum Para Bellum
Sam Adams, more than beer
“If ye love wealth better than liberty, the tranquillity of servitude than the animating contest of freedom, — go from us in peace. We ask not your counsels or arms. Crouch down and lick the hands which feed you. May your chains sit lightly upon you, and may posterity forget that ye were our countrymen”
― Samuel Adams
― Samuel Adams
Lincoln on power
"We must prevent these things being done, by either congresses or courts — The people — the people — are the rightful masters of both Congresses, and courts — not to overthrow the Constitution, but to overthrow the men who pervert it —" Abraham Lincoln
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Altoona Gun Show
The Second Amendment March had a table set up at the Altoona gun show last weekend. We had a lot of fun meeting old friends and making new ones. We collected over 150 signatures to send to the National March on April 19th. Signatures are being collected in every state. I was assisted over the weekend by my oldest Grandson Brian Terrell. At 16, he's one of the most politically active teen I have ever seen.
We are already planning the next show at the fairgrounds on the 29th of this month. This show will be over twice the size of Altoona. 550 tables of all kinds of goodies. Like in Altoona, I hope to be next to the Iowa Carry people. Since I'm a member of that fine organization as well. We helped each other out with our tables so we all got a chance to look around.
If there is anyone that would like to volunteer a couple hours, you get into the show free. That's a pretty good deal for a enthusiast. You get to meet like minded folk and a chance to maybe find something you have been looking for. A older couple from Kansas set up across from us and the have military surplus from WWII to the present. Great people, always nice to everyone they meet.
If you get a chance, come on by. I'll be there till 3:30 on Saturday and till close on Sunday. Stop by and say hi. And I would hope that I see you all on the 19th on the west side of the Capital. I'll be there, will you?
We are already planning the next show at the fairgrounds on the 29th of this month. This show will be over twice the size of Altoona. 550 tables of all kinds of goodies. Like in Altoona, I hope to be next to the Iowa Carry people. Since I'm a member of that fine organization as well. We helped each other out with our tables so we all got a chance to look around.
If there is anyone that would like to volunteer a couple hours, you get into the show free. That's a pretty good deal for a enthusiast. You get to meet like minded folk and a chance to maybe find something you have been looking for. A older couple from Kansas set up across from us and the have military surplus from WWII to the present. Great people, always nice to everyone they meet.
If you get a chance, come on by. I'll be there till 3:30 on Saturday and till close on Sunday. Stop by and say hi. And I would hope that I see you all on the 19th on the west side of the Capital. I'll be there, will you?
Gun sales up, crime is down.
The FBI has given us some good news on 2 fronts. 1st, crime is down all across the country. Violent crime seems to be showing the best drop. Ont the gun owners front. Gun sales are at a record high. This makes the more guns less crime theory work. And the anti gun people don't like it one bit.
CRIME RATES FALL
In the First Half of 2009
12/21/09
- View the Preliminary Crime Statistics
For the third year in a row, our Preliminary Semiannual Uniform Crime Report shows that violent crime, property crime, and arson have decreased. The latest report compares January-June 2009 figures with the same time period in 2008.
Crimes reported to our Uniform Crime Program are down collectively: violent crime overall decreased 4.4 percent, property crime 6.1 percent, and arson 8.2 percent.
Individual crimes are also decreasing across the board:
Murder (down 10.0 percent);
Forcible rape (down 3.3 percent);
Robbery (down 6.5 percent);
The 2009 crime statistics are preliminary; the final report will be issued next year.
Aggravated assault (down 3.2 percent);
Burglary (down 2.5 percent);
Larceny-theft (down 5.3 percent); and
Motor vehicle theft (down 18.7 percent).
Other interesting highlights:
Murder was lower in all four regions of the country, with the largest decreases in the Northeast (13.7 percent) and the West (13.3 percent).
Motor vehicle thefts decreased significantly in all four regions of the country (Northeast, 19.3 percent; Midwest, 21.4 percent; South, 17.8 percent; and West, 18.2 percent).
While violent crime and aggravated assault were down in cities of more than one million people (7.0 percent and 6.2 percent, respectively), in cities of populations between 10,000 and 24,999, violent crime rose 1.7 percent and aggravated assault rose 3.8 percent.
While both metropolitan areas and non-metropolitan areas experienced decreases in violent crime and property crime in general, non-metropolitan counties saw increases in robbery (3.8 percent) and arson (1.2 percent).
On a regional basis, the only uptick in any crime was a slight increase in burglaries in the South (up 0.7 percent).
Developing this national view of crime is a collective effort of the FBI and the thousands of city, university/college, county, state, tribal, and federal law enforcement agencies that submit the data to us. Participating agencies throughout the country voluntarily provide reports on crimes known to police and on persons arrested.
The data has become a source of information used widely by police administrators, government policy makers, social science researchers, the media, and others concerned about the impact of crime in our communities. We do, however, caution against drawing conclusions from our data by making direct comparisons between law enforcement agencies—valid assessments are possible ONLY with careful study and analysis of the range of unique conditions affecting each local law enforcement jurisdiction.
The FBI has been collecting crime data from our law enforcement partners since the 1930s. Over the years, the scope of the program has expanded in response to suggestions from law enforcement advisory groups or to comply with federal mandates. Today, the culmination of this national data collection is three annual publications: Crime in the United States, Hate Crime Statistics, and Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted, as well as semiannual reports like this one.
NICS Checks for Firearms transfer:
2005: 8.9 million
2006: 10.0 million
2007: 11.1 million
2008: 12.7 million
2009: 14.1 million
Take that you anti-gun liberals.
CRIME RATES FALL
In the First Half of 2009
12/21/09
- View the Preliminary Crime Statistics
For the third year in a row, our Preliminary Semiannual Uniform Crime Report shows that violent crime, property crime, and arson have decreased. The latest report compares January-June 2009 figures with the same time period in 2008.
Crimes reported to our Uniform Crime Program are down collectively: violent crime overall decreased 4.4 percent, property crime 6.1 percent, and arson 8.2 percent.
Individual crimes are also decreasing across the board:
Murder (down 10.0 percent);
Forcible rape (down 3.3 percent);
Robbery (down 6.5 percent);
The 2009 crime statistics are preliminary; the final report will be issued next year.
Aggravated assault (down 3.2 percent);
Burglary (down 2.5 percent);
Larceny-theft (down 5.3 percent); and
Motor vehicle theft (down 18.7 percent).
Other interesting highlights:
Murder was lower in all four regions of the country, with the largest decreases in the Northeast (13.7 percent) and the West (13.3 percent).
Motor vehicle thefts decreased significantly in all four regions of the country (Northeast, 19.3 percent; Midwest, 21.4 percent; South, 17.8 percent; and West, 18.2 percent).
While violent crime and aggravated assault were down in cities of more than one million people (7.0 percent and 6.2 percent, respectively), in cities of populations between 10,000 and 24,999, violent crime rose 1.7 percent and aggravated assault rose 3.8 percent.
While both metropolitan areas and non-metropolitan areas experienced decreases in violent crime and property crime in general, non-metropolitan counties saw increases in robbery (3.8 percent) and arson (1.2 percent).
On a regional basis, the only uptick in any crime was a slight increase in burglaries in the South (up 0.7 percent).
Developing this national view of crime is a collective effort of the FBI and the thousands of city, university/college, county, state, tribal, and federal law enforcement agencies that submit the data to us. Participating agencies throughout the country voluntarily provide reports on crimes known to police and on persons arrested.
The data has become a source of information used widely by police administrators, government policy makers, social science researchers, the media, and others concerned about the impact of crime in our communities. We do, however, caution against drawing conclusions from our data by making direct comparisons between law enforcement agencies—valid assessments are possible ONLY with careful study and analysis of the range of unique conditions affecting each local law enforcement jurisdiction.
The FBI has been collecting crime data from our law enforcement partners since the 1930s. Over the years, the scope of the program has expanded in response to suggestions from law enforcement advisory groups or to comply with federal mandates. Today, the culmination of this national data collection is three annual publications: Crime in the United States, Hate Crime Statistics, and Law Enforcement Officers Killed and Assaulted, as well as semiannual reports like this one.
NICS Checks for Firearms transfer:
2005: 8.9 million
2006: 10.0 million
2007: 11.1 million
2008: 12.7 million
2009: 14.1 million
Take that you anti-gun liberals.
Second Amendment March.
I am the official state coordinator for Iowa. Between now and April of 2010, we are organizing Marches in every major city that we can. The big march, on Washington DC will be on April 19, 2010. I'm looking for volenteers to help bring the message to the people. We are going to have town hall meetings, meet and greets and maybe even a chili cook. Bring your favorite recipie. The point of this movement is to show our politicians that we have had enough of thier meddling with our rights. There are currently over 20,000 gun laws on the books and we still have a crime problem.
Gun control is not the answer. What we need is criminal control. We will put a kid in prison for 20 years over a little pot and yet murders and rapists walk our streets. There is not 1 single gun control law that has ever affected a criminal. That's why they are called criminals. The only place fro these violent offenders is behind bars. I had to take a test and be approved to carry a gun. Criminals don't have to take a test. They just carry a gun when and where they want to. Because I abide by the law, I have to disarm and secure my gun if I go to any school, state or federal office. Criminals don't follow such laws.
With all of the Ant-gunners in positions of power in DC, We are going to have to make our voices heard. People like Eric"we'll show those Davidians whose boss" Holder. One of the worst picks possible for AG. And Janet "they are all terrorists" Napolitano. Why do we need someone with this attitude in a position of power. President Obama's own record both in the Illinois Senate and the U.S. Senate prove that there isn't a gun control law he doesn't like.
We would also like to teach the liberals among us that we do not own "automatic" weapons. In the state of Iowa the only ones that can own those are the military and law enforcement. There are a few states that allow citizens to own those types of weapons. But do to the cost, the taxes and the background check, they are not used in crimes. The cost alone is prohibitive to most people. And the ones that do are watched closly by ATF under NFA35. The law passed in the 30's outlawing ownership of machineguns except under strict guidelines.
When we start having oour meeting, hopefully soon, everyone, no matter political affiliation will be invited to attend and participate. We are willing to listen to any point of view. Hopefully I will be able to get some guest speakers to attend some of these. Including the founder Skip Coryell. I met skip a few years ago in Washington Iowa at a Iowa Carry pheasent hunt. Skip is a autor and a great guy. I have read most of his books and can recomend them to everyone.
Anyone that would like to help can contact me here or at robertsgunshop@mchsi.com. Phone 641-831-4307. I hope to hear from some of you and hopefully we can work together in the near future. Let's show our politicians, our "employees" that they serve at our pleasure. They aren't there to rule over us and feather thier own nest.
Gun control is not the answer. What we need is criminal control. We will put a kid in prison for 20 years over a little pot and yet murders and rapists walk our streets. There is not 1 single gun control law that has ever affected a criminal. That's why they are called criminals. The only place fro these violent offenders is behind bars. I had to take a test and be approved to carry a gun. Criminals don't have to take a test. They just carry a gun when and where they want to. Because I abide by the law, I have to disarm and secure my gun if I go to any school, state or federal office. Criminals don't follow such laws.
With all of the Ant-gunners in positions of power in DC, We are going to have to make our voices heard. People like Eric"we'll show those Davidians whose boss" Holder. One of the worst picks possible for AG. And Janet "they are all terrorists" Napolitano. Why do we need someone with this attitude in a position of power. President Obama's own record both in the Illinois Senate and the U.S. Senate prove that there isn't a gun control law he doesn't like.
We would also like to teach the liberals among us that we do not own "automatic" weapons. In the state of Iowa the only ones that can own those are the military and law enforcement. There are a few states that allow citizens to own those types of weapons. But do to the cost, the taxes and the background check, they are not used in crimes. The cost alone is prohibitive to most people. And the ones that do are watched closly by ATF under NFA35. The law passed in the 30's outlawing ownership of machineguns except under strict guidelines.
When we start having oour meeting, hopefully soon, everyone, no matter political affiliation will be invited to attend and participate. We are willing to listen to any point of view. Hopefully I will be able to get some guest speakers to attend some of these. Including the founder Skip Coryell. I met skip a few years ago in Washington Iowa at a Iowa Carry pheasent hunt. Skip is a autor and a great guy. I have read most of his books and can recomend them to everyone.
Anyone that would like to help can contact me here or at robertsgunshop@mchsi.com. Phone 641-831-4307. I hope to hear from some of you and hopefully we can work together in the near future. Let's show our politicians, our "employees" that they serve at our pleasure. They aren't there to rule over us and feather thier own nest.
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