[floriduh voter]

I saw the poor lady lying there at yahoo via this thread. They didn't even pull her shirt down when they covered her up. The dark clothing part must have been her slacks. I saw her torso exposed. Not a very respectful picture. I guess that was a Home Depot tarp over her upper body before the cops got there to cover her up.

I know we have incredible internal and global problems. The entire world is a violent place - there is no peace unless we can find it within. Things have changed forever. We can get a handle on this but it's going to take a major effort by law enforcement, cooperation of the public and the power of prayer.

[hoosierskypilot]

"Things have changed forever.."

They haven't really changed historically or globally. Things have just come close to home thanks to greedy politicians opening the floodgates of criminal immigration just for a few votes. But things haven't really changed, much.

A group of academics and historians has compiled this startling information: Since 3600 B.C., the world has known only 292 years of peace! During this period there have been 14,351 wars large and small, in which 3.64 billion people have been killed. The value of the property destroyed is equal to a golden belt around the world 97.2 miles wide and 33 feet thick. Since 650 B.C., there have also been 1,656 arms races, only 16 of which have not ended in war. The remainder ended in the economic collapse of the countries involved.

[Michael Barnes]

Rer #1554

An armed populace as well..might want to add that. The "sheeple" are at disadvantage of being religated to a "reactionary" police force. The laws that have been written foreclose us to serfdom status. We need to get back to an actionary community. One htat adhere's to the Constitution and what it affords us legal ctizens. The right to pretoect ourselves. I know, a sniper hit to the head, you really don't have much of a protection. But my gut feeling tells me that this sniper would not be operating in this guise if he/she had the fear of an actively armed populace ready to gun him/her down in half a heart beat during such act's of cowardice.

[lizma]

Jeez,oh pete. I can't believe someone could take that picture, let alone send it out on the net. And here I thought it was her sweater. I'm more than amazed, I'm outraged.

I would like to think that this terror would start the trend to replace PC with common sense but short of nukeing DC or LA, I doubt it.