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yeah. but sadly.. in all my research i have just become more sceptical and suspicious... and just plain pizzed over all these anti-state and anti-Bill of rights Laws and rulings since .... oh, about 1997.... but much added to since 2001. did the people rise up when 81 people were killed in Wac o? or when sam weever and his mom were taken out? (misspelling intentional)
it's gotten to where i won't be surprised if some border crossers are found "murdered" to turn public opinion against these MM. .... i kid you not.
did you see how many said they would go to DC with Jim R to protest the last SCOTUS ruling here are FR? last i looked it was like 5 %. sad... sad. people are either apethetic or too busy trying to make a living and don't want to face it.

DC with Jim R to protest the last SCOTUS....
Well, its the crowd you run with brother, lol, we all work our a$$es off to pay for the others who don't or wont. We have those who use to just talk about it now taking action, we have those (like me) who never even talked about it now talking and spreading the word, and others will follow. The Republican party progression to dominance took 40 years to come to fruition from a grass roots operation. The silent majority is still groggy after a long nap. Picture trying to turn a huge supertanker around on a dime, its almost impossible, but we have the momentum to get the job done in time. Take for example the fear of speaking your mind without being labeled a racist or bigot, etc. which was a major obstacle and is finally being exposed as only a political tool to silence the opposition and has prevented real conversation and answers. You and I live in a vital time in our history, and when we look back in time we will see it. The thing I fear is the Middle East falling swiftly to democracy while unemployment remains low and people start thinking the job is done. How they keep the momentum going without the enemy succeeding to make it happen is a tricky task.