@DonaldBestCA Yes, but The Bill of Rights is NOT a government GIVING us rights, it is instead an acknowledgement of God Given or Natural Rights.
All of the regulations that corrupt the heart of these are the works of usurpers of natural human rights.
Peace Mr Best!
This is what I continue to holler from the rooftops. If you comply, you are part of a the problem. John Dickinson warned us “If you quietly bend your Necks to that Yoke, you prove yourselves ready to receive any Bondage to which your Lords and Masters shall please to subject you.”
Çin’de 47 yaşındaki bir adam, çiftliğini yıkan ve düşük tazminat veren devlet hizmet merkezine ekskavatörle saldırarak binanın girişini ve çevredeki yapıları yerle bir etti.
@DonaldBestCA I agree, as it is the same here in the US, our right to exist peacefully as sovereign humans being slowly chipped away. But at what point must the oppressive laws of the tyrant be wholly rejected?
Can there ever be peace under the shadow of a boot?
In the winter of 1857 a column of the United States Army ate 5 to 6lb of meat per man per day and wasted away on it.
The army was stuck at Fort Bridger, in what is now Wyoming, with its supply trains burned and its animals dying. Captain Randolph Marcy was told to take about 65 men over the Rocky Mountains to New Mexico and come back with mules. It was late November. The guide was a mountain man called Jim Baker.
The snow in the passes was chest deep. The men took turns breaking a trench through it so the animals could follow. The rations had been packed for a shorter trip, and they ran out with eighteen days still to go.
So they did what anybody does in a blizzard with a string of pack animals. They ate the string.
Horse first, then colt, then mule. Every one of those animals had been starving for weeks, and a starving animal burns its own fat to stay on its feet. What was left was red muscle on a frame. There was plenty of it. Marcy, a careful officer who wrote everything down, put it at 5 to 6lb a man, every day.
A modern gym would call that an excellent week. Two and a half kilos of the leanest meat on earth, no carbs, and more protein than a bodybuilder would dare post.
The men got thinner. They got weaker by the day. By the twelfth day on unlimited meat they could barely work, and Marcy recorded that the whole party was "continually craving for fat meat".
The word he chose was fat. They were eating until they could hold no more, and what sixty-odd soldiers dreamed about with their stomachs full was the one thing a starved mule does not carry.
Lean meat is building material. The liver can only clear so much of it in a day, and past that point it stops being food and becomes a disposal problem. A body hauling itself through snow needs something to burn, and those mules had already burned theirs.
They reached the settlements in January. Marcy went on to be Inspector General of the Army, and in 1859 the War Department published his account in a handbook for wagon trains heading west, so that nobody else would have to learn it from the inside of a mule.
The United States government put it in print 167 years ago: lean meat on its own will bring a soldier down inside a fortnight.
The supermarket now charges extra for meat in exactly that condition.
@Tundradirt@JohnBWellsCTM I glean info but don't disseminate that info without someone source.
To be honest, I'm kind of tired of the jews. They really don't deserve our attention so much as our disdain.
lol - Ukraine, the proto-Jewish state sending White Christian men to the meat grinder? The flip is complete. If you can’t see this guy has been controlled op from the beginning, it’s because you’re emotionally attached and acting like a woman.
With so many already pretty perfect looking young women having botox to preserve themselves in their twenties it's rather easy to understand how we could be tricked by Ai.... ladies your faces look better when they move.
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People still speak of river pirates and serial killers calling the cave home.
The Ohio and the cave were a real danger. Far from court. Far from town. Far from anyone who knew your face.
The infamous Harpes get tied to it because places like this collect names.
River thieves. Killers. Men half-known, then made worse by rumor.
Some were there. Some were near enough. Some only fit because the cave already looked guilty.