Posted on 01/28/2013 9:20:19 PM PST by SatinDoll
We still have the right to protest and assemble. We have the right to be antagonised, but we need to excercise it peacefully. We need to turn the debate around from how many rights we are allowed to have, to how much power they should have over us.
Where are OUR legislators?
They are either under the bed, or in bed with the other side.
Your very right
We HAVE no representation anymore. We have exhausted all those things.
There is no one else to stand between us and the government.
Im sorry if I sound-—pesimestic but I see no options left
I’m working on it but I hold out no hope
Another freeper brought up a very good point; namely, why would Obama or any other DC insider (read liberal) mess with big cities? Those are solid liberal play grounds. Could this be the Military firing off proverbial shots across Obama's bow?
All I know is this is a highly unusual time to be doing this stuff, and whats up with the frequency?
Good observation.
Rather than CWII I’d call it American Revolution II (ARII).
BHO2 has gone so far as to recruit businesses into pressuring citizens for following their God-given rights.
You’ve heard about Geico cancelling the insurance policies of folks who are involved in the firearms industry, right?
Ever heard of Berkshire Hathaway?
This investment group owns Geico. They are the force behind cancelling insurance and loans to individuals and businesses associated with firearms.
So, what to do? Boycott businesses owned by Berkshire Hathaway outright, or which hold substantial interest in the businesses.
Subsidiaries Owned by Berkshire Hathaway:
Acme Brick Company
Applied Underwriters
Ben Bridge Jewelers
Benjamin Moore & Co.
Blue Chip Stamps
Borsheim’s Fine Jewelry
Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corp.
Business Wire
Cavalier Homes
Central States Indemnity Company
Clayton Homes
CORT Business Services
CTB Inc.
Dairy Queen
Fechheimer Brothers Company
FlightSafety
Fruit of the Loom
Garan Children’s Clothing
GEICO
General Re
H.H. Brown Shoe Group
Helzberg Diamonds
ISCAR Metalworking
Johns Manville
Jordan’s Furniture
Justin Brands
Kansas Bankers Surety Company
Larson-Juhl
McLane Company
MidAmerican Energy Holdings Company
MiTek
National Indemnity Company
Nebraska Furniture Mart
NetJets
NetJets Europe
Omaha World-Herald
Precision Steel Warehouse, Inc.
RC Willey Home Furnishings
Scott Fetzer Companies
SE Homes
See’s Candies
Shaw Industries
Star Furniture
The Buffalo News
The Pampered Chef
United States Liability Insurance Group
Wesco Financial Corporation
XTRA Corporation
Significant Minority Holdings:
American Express
Anheuser-Busch
Coca-Cola
IBM
M&T Bank
Procter & Gamble
Washington Post
Yes, we can fight back. Hit them where it really hurts - in their pocketbook.
No, I suspect not, as Homeland Security is coordinating the training.
FK em. We should rest and breath easy, like the big dog, annoyed by the yipping chihuahua.
No need to do anything until they make it clear they want a junkyard brawl. Then it’s dog eat dog.
While many defenders of Weather Underground co-founder William Ayers have sought to minimize his bomb attacks on the U.S. Capitol and other landmarks because they purportedly did not target people, a former FBI informant who penetrated the group claimed he witnessed a meeting in which members discussed a future communist takeover of America in which some 25 million “diehard capitalists” would need to be killed.
Larry Grathwohl recalled his experience in the 1982 documentary “No Place to Hide,” noted the weblog Confederate Yankee.
http://www.wnd.com/2008/10/78929/#WjC80K6l88z3PymG.99
While many defenders of Weather Underground co-founder William Ayers have sought to minimize his bomb attacks on the U.S. Capitol and other landmarks because they purportedly did not target people, a former FBI informant who penetrated the group claimed he witnessed a meeting in which members discussed a future communist takeover of America in which some 25 million “diehard capitalists” would need to be killed.
Larry Grathwohl recalled his experience in the 1982 documentary “No Place to Hide,” noted the weblog Confederate Yankee.
http://www.wnd.com/2008/10/78929/#WjC80K6l88z3PymG.99
**** “Boycott businesses owned by Berkshire Hathaway outright, or which hold substantial interest in the businesses.” *****
Sorry I love my Beer and any Beer from Anheuser-Busch just happens to be the best beer available in my neck o the woods.
Folks have tried to move me to Miller, Lonestar (not bad) and other cheap suds but Natural Lite and Busch are the daily fare.
I like some of the small brewery stuff but it’s bottle to bottle... one bottle may be fantastic and the next is a spew fest and they are proud of it either way.
As for the rest of the companies ... no problem
TT
(funny... I’m drinking a Miller Lite while posting this ... my buddies leave the leftovers in my ice chest on their way out... after the first 3 they all taste the same)
That is an absurdly fake looking comment. As if it is supposed to look fake.
Houston and Miami. Both in Southern states, and probably not by mere coincidence.
American Revolution III
They are poking the ‘hornets nest’ until the ‘bee’s’ become full of rage to defend their ‘nest’.
For later....
I will mention this one more time here. I don’t know what may or may not be coming. I will say my husband works in a business that supplies certain things to police departments. They have been busy for months, lots of overtime. The police depts seem to have a non ending budget. This is unusal because it has never been that way before.
The people that work there are thinking WTF?
everyone should read the definition and characteristics of malevolent narcissim
interesting
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