Defeating Gun Control

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Comment by Jerry Dean on February 24, 2009 at 9:45pm

JinOhio et al:

I am a member of http://www.committeesofsafety.org/ already.

I strongly suggest that each of you join and help all of your friends to consider joining.

Jerry Dean

Comment by James Casteel on February 24, 2009 at 9:33pm

Sounds like my dad, a retired WW II army Sargent. I was raised in boot camp.

Comment by Robert Millward on February 24, 2009 at 9:30pm

I am from a town in Idaho that had a population of 1500 for dozens of years. There were lots of farmers and ranchers around. I, like many of my classmates, left because there was no work there.

About 50 miles south of where I live now there is a rancher who has a big sign board (visible from the freeway) and he puts short and pointed messages on it. One governor asked the state police to take it down but they were somehow convinced otherwise.

Somehow this reminds me of the day that my father came home from fighting fires. He had been out for two weeks with no bath. He was just filling the tub when the local police shut our water off for non-payment. He put on his holster belt, seated the 44 magnum in it, and walked out and suggested that the water be unpadlocked, then went in and finished his bath.

Comment by James Casteel on February 24, 2009 at 9:14pm

In my area the schools would rather teach football strategy than history. Out of a population of 9200 in the county, most are farmers. Only about 21% of those are young people. Those over 50 are the greater number. We have 7 towns in the county and four schools. No major business and nothing to hold the youth after graduation unless they work on the farm or in their parents business.
As far as My needs, I have none. I am still mobile to a degree and strive each day to make some headway in helping our local youth, in any way I can.

Comment by Robert Millward on February 24, 2009 at 9:14pm

Thank you, Jin. I will add this to the list of wonderful reading and listening that there is to do.

Comment by JinOhio on February 24, 2009 at 9:10pm

Jerry, Robert, James and Dave,
I appreciate all of you for being patriots. After trying to follow your conversation for a while, it becomes clear that you all would be very interested in the committees of safety. Please read Constitutional Homeland Security, by Dr. Edwin Vieira. From the Committees of Safety dot org web page, listen to the audio recordings of previous conference calls, particularly episode 3 and episode 6 are extremely educational. Or, order their dvds from the Connecticut Committees of Safety meetings. Truly, these are safety and security that begins and ends in your own community. The Committees of Safety is also in support of sound money bills and sovereignty resolutions, but goes way beyond that. It has been mentioned that eventually they could bring about election reform for truly honest and transparent elections. I beg you, do some listening and reading, I'm sure you will want to get behind this effort. Devvy Kidd has also written about them. Their conference call is Wednesday evening at 9 pm EST. Link on their web page will allow you to listen free via internet. These are urgent for everyone, and we have zero time to waste. This effort needs men like you all.
http://www.committeesofsafety.org/

Comment by Robert Millward on February 24, 2009 at 9:06pm

Are you folks familiar with PatriotHeartsNetwork? I am listening now (it is here)?

Comment by Robert Millward on February 24, 2009 at 8:58pm

I have a beloved son and another man whom I consider a brother. Both bear the scars of war and my heart hurts with their hearts and with yours, James. What resource do you need? Can you reach local people; phone, poster in yard, you name it.

I have grandchildren in more rural schools (I am familiar with Seattle) and they see much less indoctrination so I hope your area is similarly "deprived".

Again, my deepest appreciation for your service and heartache for your scars. I will help you help.

Comment by James Casteel on February 24, 2009 at 8:50pm

Robert and Jerry, Remember the old saying; "It is the soldier that hates war the most, for it is the soldier that must bear the scars of war, for the rest of his life!"
Of these I have some! I do not want war and am trying my best to educate, but this is a difficult job with the schools teaching a misguided doctrine of socialism. Living in a rural area with a population base of 14 people per square mile, it is difficult to reach many.

Comment by Robert Millward on February 24, 2009 at 8:39pm

Hi Jerry, Thank you for your comment. As you can see, I am a state coordinator. I am working on five sites to find people who will work; do something more than talk or dream of shooting our guns.

Your second from the last paragraph is an ultimate statement of patriotism. I applaud you for it.

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