We Are Not Prepared (Prescription Strength Democratic Debate Edition)
February 21st, 2008 at 8:52 pm by BrianWhen world affairs inflame our passions. In a world irritated by our unilateral cowboy President. You need Preparation ™.
Yes, apply Preparation ™ liberally and in mere moments (or at least your first 100 days) you’ll be enjoying streamers, cheese trays, and tickertape parades down Main Street Tehran.
No need for pesty strings attached to your Presidential visit to Havana. If you make having standards a precondition to meeting with the Head of the Free World, you’ll make people think you’re better than them! And we don’t want that.
Heaven’s no. The President of the US being better than the head of Sudan, North Korea, Iran, Syria, Russia, Belarus, Chad, Zimbabwe, Venezuela, Haiti, or Burma? Not in my book.
You make the preparations. We already have our reservations.
February 22nd, 2008 at 9:09 pm
Completely OT, however,, revelent as the SCOTUS is poised to rule on Heller vs. DC, and the retard libs stand on the threshold of taking total control. BUY AMMO people, while you still have a chance. SR……..
Article II Right to keep and Bear Arms
‘A well-regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed.’
*note: as defined in The Everyday Encyclopedic Editon, Webster’s New World Dictionary of the American Language, 1964 The southwestern Company Nashville, Tenn.
(Swamp Rabbit note; I took the time and effort (minute as it was) to lay out the following, in an effort to clearly define the second amendement of the bill of rights).
A – first in a sequence or group; hence.
Well – to a considerable degree.
Regulated – to control or direct according to a rule, principle, etc.
Militia – any army composed of citizens rather than professional soldiers, called out in time of emergency.
Being – at hand; immidiate: as, for the time being.
Necessary – 1. essential; indispensable. 2. inevitable. 3. not voluntary; required. 4. undeniable; unavoidable from the premises.
To – into a condition of.
The – refers to a particular person or thing.
Security – protection; safeguard.
Of – proceeding as a product from.
A – first in a sequence or group; hence.
Free – 1. not under the control or power of another; able to act or think without arbitrary restriction; having liberty; independent. 2. having, or existing under, a government that does not impose arbitrary restrictions on the right to speak, asemble, petition, vote, etc.
State – a body of people politically organized under one government within a definite territory.
The – refers to a particular person or thing.
Right – a power, privilege, etc. that belongs to a person by law, nature, etc.
Of – proceeding as a product from.
The – refers to a particular person or thing.
People – persons considered indefinitely.
To – into a condition of.
Keep – to hold for future use or for a long time. To have or hold and not let go; specific a) to detain. b) to hold back; restrain. c) to withhold. d) to conceal. e) to stay in, or at (a path, course, or place)
And – also; in addition. plus. as a result.
Bear – to carry, transport. to have, show, or wear.
Arms – weapons. warfare, fighting.
Shall – to express futurity in the first person, and determination, obligation, etc. in the second and third persons.
Not – in no manner, to no degree, etc. : a particle of negation, or word expressing the idea of no.
Be – to happen or occur.
Infringed – to break (a law or agreement); violate. —infringe on (or upon), to break in on; encroach on (the rights, etc. of others).
Now I ask you, how in the world could you not understand that the right of the people to keep and bear arms is just that simple?