See other Resistance Articles
Title: How Many Brainwashed Americans Does It Take to Plug in a Gun Ban?
Source:
[None]
URL Source: http://fromthetrenchesworldreport.c ... in-a-gun-ban/18071/#more-18071
Published: Jul 22, 2012
Author: Henry Shivley
Post Date: 2012-07-22 21:16:26 by christine
Keywords: None
Views: 1270
Comments: 44
The faces of the victims of Friday’s shootings in Colorado are being brought into our living rooms via the brainwashing box by the corporate propagandists in an effort to make the event a personal tragedy in our lives. There is no such thing as objective reporting in the corporate mainstream media anymore. Everything we see and hear is orchestrated for a specific purpose. It is truly amazing how many brain dead people there are out there. They actually identify with the actors and actresses in crime dramas, CSI, Cold Case, Law and Order. This delusion is then perpetuated to the next step through America’s Most Wanted where the viewer is invited to join the pursuit for the bad guys and join the good guys. This mind set is then further fostered through real life crime productions like the Casey Anthony trial, wherein the viewer texts their evaluations of the case while they are being divided into two camps in opposition to one another. Using the data derived through this action, we move to the George Zimmerman/Trayvon Martin production, wherein the element for consideration is transformed from a mother murdering a child to a perceived race crime. At this stage the participant’s mind hangs in limbo between TV and reality and then, BAM! a horrific incident involving multiple deaths, no clear motive, and the evil guns. This case will never be resolved to any certainty. Just like Jared Lee Laughner, the Tucson, Arizona shooter, the Colorado shooter will be put in a dungeon somewhere and force fed a cocktail of drugs until he, not only does not remember who he is, but has no recollection as to what he has done, leaving only the guns to be accountable for the crime. In the end, the viewers will completely forget the essence of the crime and focus only on the implements used to commit the crime. If you are one of the brainwashed you will buy into the program. If not, you have already seen it for exactly what it is. Time grows short and quite frankly deprogramming the brainwashed must be put on the back burner as we patriots prepare to confront the enemy that intends to destroy us all. When we have reinstated our Republic under our Constitution, we will address propaganda brainwashing and those who are of so weak of mind as to be susceptible to it. If you are one of the weak minded, you are warned. Do not act against our Constitution and Bill of Rights because the television tells you to. If you do, you are going to be punished. I believe that in this time when people are voicing their concerns over high tech weapons like laser cannons and drones, we are unwittingly overlooking the most dangerous weapon to be used against us, which is raw stupidity. God bless the Republic, death to the international corporate mafia, we shall prevail.
Post Comment Private Reply Ignore Thread
Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/Latest
Begin Trace Mode for Comment # 29.
#2. To: christine, All (#0)
I've got two on-going projects in the works, but otherwise I've got everything I'll ever want weapon-wise. I hope everybody else here has what they want.
Ab still wants. : )
(Exasperated) You'd better get on the move, young lady!! Go to sigsauer dot com, click on "Dealer Locator" at top header bar, enter your ZIP code and "25 mile radius". I found six dealers in your area!! GO, GO, GO!! (drill instructor tone)
I've been to every Sig dealer in town save the arrogant former IDF soldier's gun shop establishment. They try to sell me the Sigs I don't want in lieu of the Sig that I want but that they do not have. I'm on every list in town for another P230 but I've received no calls about a reunion yet. I'm hoping to reunite at the gun show next week-end. : )
Good luck with that. I sold my PPK/S because it would slice two grooves in my thumb with the razors on the bottom of the slide if I didn't wear gloves and if I tried to shoot it quickly without carefully gripping it first. The P230 design is much better and probably doesn't wound the shooter that way. It's understandable why SIG cannot meet the demand for these guns, especially in this day and age. SIGs are highly prized and the P230 is sought by people who no longer wish to rely on God for protection, and those who do not wish to forgo concealed carry when warm weather clothing doesn't facilitate it. And, would it surprise you to learn that cops and agents of every genus pounce on them, especially if they get discounts through police supply houses? What people need to remember is, shoot for the brain at determined assailants because non fatal shot placement (i.e., missing the CNS=brain, spine) may otherwise result in unpleasant consequences. If you don't have the legal right to shoot a gremlin stone dead then look for a quick, safe egress. (Or if you're on an airplane, you may decide to show sympathy for the hijackers by yelling, "VIVA LA REVOLUCION!") James Bond flicks notwithstanding, the .380 ain't taking home no OSCARS for its manstopper performances. Here's some thoughts on the subject: Self Defense Shooting on Video By Richard on July 18, 2012 4 Comments Self Defense Shooting You may have seen a 71-year-old Florida resident shoot two armed robbers in this self defense shooting video. But it is not likely you have read anything like my thoughts on what happened. In the above video, two armed men enter an internet cafe in an obvious robbery attempt. One man is armed with a bat, while the second is armed with a handgun. As the felons are trying to move the patrons, one of the customers draws his concealed pistol, closes the gap with one of the subjects and begins firing. The two criminals, both shot in this encounter, stumble over themselves fleeing from the business. Robb does a pretty good job of hitting some of the points I was going to make, so please check out his post. However, I have a few more. Shot placement matters… Shooting someone in self defense will cause bleeding, which will lead to incapacitation…eventually. Both felons were shot: one in the arm, the other in the hip and butt. Both subjects might have bled to the point of incapacitation eventually, but not nearly fast enough to stop this fight. Only when you hit vital organs are you likely to take someone out of the fight quick enough to reduce their ability to harm you and others. Bring the biggest bang possible… According to reports, our hero in this incident was carrying a .380 ACP handgun. I agree that a .380 ACP in the pocket is better than a .50 BMG in the safe. However, that doesn’t transform the .380 into a legendary manstopper. It just means you have something more effective than a stick. I don’t care what theory of stopping power you might subscribe to because all of them show the .380 ACP as significantly weaker than other cartridges including the 9mm, .40 S&W and .45 ACP. Shot placement is more important than cartridge selection. All other things being equal though, shooting a felon with a more powerful cartridge in a vital area is more likely to rapidly incapacitate them. Responding to multiple shootings in my “day job” has shown me that a .380 ACP is very spotty on its ability to penetrate deep enough to hit something that matters. Other cartridges, including the ones mentioned above, are significantly more reliable. Probably to most devastating handgun wounds I have come across are from the .357 Magnum. Even when shot multiple times, the fight isn’t over… There are a lot of sayings the make this point: anything worth shooting once is worth shooting twice, for example. Another is from the movie Zombieland: In those moments when you’re not sure the undead are really “dead” dead, don’t get all stingy with your bullets. Good advice when dealing with a walking corpse or with a felon intent on doing you harm. Unless the first shot you make hits the felon’s brain stem, it is unlikely that it will incapacitate him or her. That means you need to cause more bleeding to more rapidly induce incapacitation. In this incident, both subjects were shot, but both were able to rapidly move and make their escape. They would have just as likely been able to point a gun and rapidly stroke the trigger. Just because you have shot an armed felon doesn’t mean the fight is over! One of my favorite gunfighting quotes comes from Evan Marshall. Someone once asked Marshall how many times they should shoot in a gunfight. Marshall’s response: Continue shooting until your sight picture is degraded by a lack of target. Well said. Having enough ammunition is important… Going hand-in-hand with shooting until the threat is stopped is have enough ammo to get the job done. A lot of people carry a five-shot revolver or a six-shot pistol and figure that is “good enough.” In many cases it may be. But, it would not have been in this incident had either of these subjects decided to stay and fight. Do you carry an extra magazine or a speed strip of additional ammo? If not, why not? Convenience? Neither subject was incapacitated in this incident, but the hero either ran dry or was about to when the encounter ended. Had the perps attacked instead of running off, I’m not sure the citizen had enough ammo to continue the battle. He may have had a second magazine, but the odds are he did not. I most frequently carry a Glock 19 with a spare magazine or a second gun. Having a second mag or second gun allows me to stay in the fight should the first gun run dry. Does that make me paranoid? I don’t think so. I just want to make sure I have enough felon repellant to go around."
omg. it's the same look.
Not really, as I mentioned in post 25, I think Holmes is missing the pure evil in his eyes. I see insanity, but it's highly dubious that he was that way before some undisclosed research at the University of Colorado was performed.
Anyway, they both look like mind control psyops, maybe this one for gun control too.
#30. To: wudidiz, christine (#29)
Manson and Bryant look like MKULTRA subjects. Such programming includes satanic rituals, which invites pure evil. Holmes looks like he was simply driven insane, by design or by mistake. Disturbingly, he was involved with research involving altered states of mind, leading to "temporal illusions", which some say is similar in concept to time travelling back to undo past mistakes. There was even a movie about it called the "Butterfly Effect", where in the movie Ashton Kusher repeatedly travels back in time to take actions which he hopes will undo bad things which happen in the future. There really IS research going on in that field. The Wiki entry on it states that part of that research in the past has involved mind altering drugs such as LSD, psilocybin, and mescaline Perhaps Holmes mind got fried on some mind altering drugs, and lived out his "illusions". And perhaps the University isn't saying anything because they don't want to be held criminally or legally liable. That, or perhaps the government or corporate sponsors are involved, as he WAS awarded a grant by the National Institute of Health for those displaying the potential to achieve critical discoveries in the field of neuroscience.
Top • Page Up • Full Thread • Page Down • Bottom/LatestTime grows short...
#3. To: X-15 (#2)
I hope everybody else here has what they want.
#4. To: abraxas (#3)
#5. To: X-15 (#4)
I found six dealers in your area!! GO, GO, GO!! (drill instructor tone) Photobucket
#7. To: abraxas, Original_Intent, christine, Jethro tull, James Deffenbach, Pinguinite, wudidiz, Lod, noone222, TwentyTwelve, X-15, Artisan, Esso, Dakmar (#5)
I'm hoping to reunite at the gun show next week-end. : )
#22. To: HOUNDDAWG, randge, Artisan, GreyLmist, abraxas, Original_Intent, christine, Jethro tull, James Deffenbach, Pinguinite, wudidiz, Lod, noone222, TwentyTwelve, X-15, Artisan, Esso, Dakmar, *Black Ops - Psyops* (#7)
#26. To: wudidiz (#22)
#28. To: christine (#26)
omg. it's the same look.
#29. To: FormerLurker, christine (#28)
Replies to Comment # 29.
End Trace Mode for Comment # 29.