Breast-feeding Mom on O'Reilly

[WatchOutForSnakes]

LOL! I've been warned.

[Roscoe]

"COMES NOW Petitioner, Brad L. Barnhill, Citizen of the republic known as the Virginia commonwealth, expressly not a U.S. citizen..."

http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=5mih1g%24ckh%40camel2.mindspring.com&oe=UTF-8&output=gplain

[Catspaw]

She's 29; he's 46. I believe one the freepers dug out information that he has had a (ahem) previous family.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/934736/posts

[Catspaw]

SuuuuuIIIII!

Brad L. Barnhill,
state Citizen of the Virginia commonwealth,
Sui Juris,
in persona propria

[Cultural Jihad]

Every cloth has its fringe, but in the case of the Libertarian Party, it is all fringe and no cloth.

[Xenalyte]

Ahem. Besides the fact that "all fringe" is a physical impossibility (albeit a colorful metaphor), I tend to resent unsubstantiated slurs based on what people think they know about us.

[jmc813]

Great. Just freakin' great. Another whackjob calling himself a Libertarian is NOT what we smart, honest, save-the-Constitution Libertarians need.-XL

According to some of the socialist idiots on this thread, ALL Libertarians are whackjobs.-jmc

Every cloth has its fringe, but in the case of the Libertarian Party, it is all fringe and no cloth.-CJ

Can I call 'em, or can I call'em?

[cjshapi]

Thanks for the description. Sounds kind of creepy but I think I know exactly what you are describing.

[Xenalyte]

Testify!

[liberalnot]

you are correct!

doesn't life have enough challenges without creating problems?

i heard her and her husband on o'reilly and i thought, what arrogant morons.

[Roscoe]

Every cloth has its fringe, but in the case of the Libertarian Party, it is all fringe and no cloth.

Bingo!

http://groups.google.com/groups?selm=6652ro%24i2k%40camel18.mindspring.com&oe=UTF-8&output=gplain

[Marysecretary]

They are really anti-government. Strange folk.

[Marine Inspector]

Still waiting for facts?

[Catspaw]

Can I call them OR WHAT!To: Chemist_Geek

I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt and say they are; after all, he is sending a blizzard of filings, from the media reports...

Oh, I dunno...I do know that I've seen prosecutors prosecute folks of this ilk and the defendant gives them motion sickness. Then the defendant walks into court & says, "I don't recognize the jurisdiction of this court" because there's fringe on the flag, because his name was in all caps in the complaint, because his name wasn't spelled with the requisite number of commas and colons--by this time, the defendant has sued everyone possible (prosecutors, judges, clerk of courts, the sheriff, the janitor) in federal court using voluminous pleadings that, if read, constitute legal babble so twisted your eyes cross.

207 posted on 06/24/2003 2:51 PM CDT by Catspaw

[Poohbah]

"SuuuuuIIIII!

Brad L. Barnhill,
state Citizen of the Virginia commonwealth,
Sui Juris,
in persona propria"

Dude, you're evil! :o)

[A_perfect_lady]

Sounds kind of creepy but I think I know exactly what you are describing.

"We all know one." -Neil Diamond