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Thanks for the link. I just got a book for my Kindle today, and Matt Bracken was one of the reviewers.
Bumpin’ it up.
BTTT!!
This looks cool!!
Thanks!
Up...Dahlink....I don’t think I’m on the CW2 ping list...would you be so kind as to add me?
You know...I went to go have lunch today,and as I was sitting out in my truck in the parking lot, I had the windows partially open, to let a little breeze in, kinda relaxes me halfway thru my day...
I started re-reading this novel, and getting through the first two chapters I honestly realized, that the threat to our right to keep and bear arms is still, so flipant, to the devices (liberal/progressiveness) of others who do not believe as some of us do, how incredibly important protecting this right really is...
I often ask people a rhetorical question...It is the ultimate gut-check, and I always ask to not repond to it because it is a personal answer that you will have to live with, or place the ultimate sacrifice on the altar and see what happens...
“What are you prepared to do about it? and what are you prepared to sacrifice for it?”
The first time I read and finished this novel, I came up with that two part question...I hope it is still pertinant to our cause to defend such an unalienable,moral right to posess the means to defend ourselves as WE see fit to do so...Not at the behest and graces of temporary stewards of some political position...
This book definitely illustrates a horrible situation, which in its preface is still a declining social reality we are experiencing today...
I am glad it is a work of fiction, only to the wonderful friendships we have developed over the years on this website talking up this issue and coming together in friendship to exercise that right to keep and bear arms...
I almost hated to turn off that new fangled device we bought last week just for the purpose of today...Priorities do set the way we conduct ourselves at times in our lives...
“What kind of priority does this issue have with you?”
Again, a rhetorical question...I find that it means more when people actually SEE what you do, rather than what they hear you wanna do...
I wish us all good luck, I hope we can continue to stave off the viable risk to our freedom to keep and bear arms, and do so on the civil side of the issue, and not have to resort to anything remotely close to the other option...
Because no one will win that one...