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Babies Murdered in Connecticut

Falcon:

If I’m not mistaken there were 36 babies murdered in Conn. by abortion the same day the school shootings took place.  Although these 36 weren’t shot they were murdered by needles into the back of the head or just vacuumed out through a hose and thrown into the trash or down the drain.

Where is the outrage about this murder of unborn babies by the general public and the administratin along with the other dimwits in Washington.  Could these silent people be the worlds biggest hypocrites, where ever they are.

If anyone would like to see the human way babies are murdered should check out abort73.com.  It’s not right some nut case kills children with a gun but it’s ok for some butcher in a clinic or someother person to kill them while still in the mother simply because she doesn’t what it for one reason or another.  Twenty shot down in school and thirty-six intentionally murdered in just one day and no one complains about the thirty-six (36) aborted under the guise its legal-because the supreme court said it was.  Who okayed the supreme court to kill babies by slaughtering them before birth.

All baby killers will be judged eventually regardless of the supreme court or anyone else who thinks they have the right to allow baby killing by the millions.  There really seems to be a double standard in the way abortion is thought of in this country and around the world and we’re worried about guns being the cause for killing children while its the supreme court in America that allowed the wholesale killing of babies, in the millions.  Guns compared to abortions is probably close to a negative number in the killing of children versus abortion but both are still morally wrong and sinful.

JH

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Obituaries

Joe Lambert, 42, Burlington, died Saturday January 5, 2013

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The Myth of Global Warming

Click Here: “For years, the Elites of the West have cranked up the myth of Man Made Global Warming as a means first and foremost to control the lives and behaviors of their populations. Knowing full well that their produce in China and sell in the West model and its consiquent spiral downward in wages and thus standards of living, was unsustainable, the elites moved to use this new “science” to guilt trip and scare monger their populations into smaller and more conservatives forms of living.”

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Report: ‘Cash for Clunkers’ Hurt the Environment

Click Here: The program’s first big mistake was its focus on car shredding, instead of car recycling. Automobiles are almost completely recyclable, down to their engine oil and brake fluid. But many of the “Cash for Clunkers” cars were never sent to recycling facilities.

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Burlington Iowa Letters to Falcon West Burlington

The Reason Government Wants Your Guns

Falcon

“On December 29, the 7th Cavalry under Colonel James Forsyth surrounded a band of Ghost Dancers under the Sioux Chief Big Foot near Wounded Knee Creek and demanded they surrender their weapons. Big Foot and his followers had no intentions of attacking anyone, but they were distrustful of the army and feared they would be attacked if they relinquished their guns. Nonetheless, the Sioux agreed to surrender and began turning over their guns. As that was happening, a scuffle broke out between an Indian and a soldier, and a shot was fired. Though no one is certain which side fired it, the ensuing melee was quick and brutal. Without arms and outnumbered, the Sioux were reduced to hand-to-hand fighting with knives, and they were cut down in a withering rain of bullets, many coming from the army’s rapid-fire repeating Hotchkiss guns. By the time the soldiers withdrew, 146 Indians were dead (including 44 women and 18 children) and 51 wounded. The 7th Cavalry had 25 dead and 39 wounded.” (history Channel) http://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/us-army-massacres-sioux-at-wounded-knee?cmpid=INT_Outbrain_TDIH_HIS&obref=obnetwork

As you notice that this event did not end well for all of those involved. We need to learn from history. The Native Americans of the United States tried to stand for their rights and the federal government did as they wished. Remember it is We the People. Make sure your voice is heard regardless if think you are one person. Never sit silently and think there is nothing I can do.

GD

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Pork Filled Sandy Relief Bill

Falcon:

For those wondering why the Sandy Relief bill failed to pass need only look at our crooked politicians in Washington trying to line the pockets of their friends in states nowhere near hurricane Sandy’s area of destruction.

The Pork Filled and Expensive Non-Relief Sandy Relief Bill – Katie Pavlich

I would also like to mention those affected by water damage should buy themselves insurance and not depend on the taxpayer for their failure to buy insurance.  Many of the damaged homes are within feet of the ocean and should in no way be covered by the government because of poor decision making by the owner.  There was even millions of dollars stuck within the pork for the EPA our American version of the administrations Gestapo.  It is just sickening to see what these self-serving dimwits in Washington won’t do to get reelected or insure their power.

We need a law limiting what government is libel for in cases of natural disasters where people build homes and other structures in areas adjacent to possible storm damage zones from water and wind such as hurricanes.  Such as if the home is closer than one mile from the beaches and so on.  Some of the homes were less than a hundred feet off the ocean and should have been expected to be destroyed during a bad storm.  People that build in dangerous zones should buy their own insurance simply because they built in a dangerous area.

FD

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Burlington Iowa Obituaries West Burlington

Obituaries

Arlie Russell Baldwin, 89, Burlington, died Friday, January 4, 2013

David Lee  Shelton Jr., 48, Chicago, Illinois, died Wednesday, January 2, 2013

Jake Davis, 65, Burlington, died Thursday, January 3, 2013

Donald Audsley Ballew, 75, Burlington, died Thursday, January 3, 2013

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Notre Dame Downs Maharishi, 84-15

Photo by Dan HockettNotre Dame’s Jeff Giannettino drives to the basket against Maharishi Friday night in Burlington. Notre Dame defeated Maharishi, 84-15.
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Notre Dame’s Jeff Giannettino drives to the basket against Maharishi Friday night in Burlington. Notre Dame defeated Maharishi, 84-15.
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VA Tech Review Panel: High Capacity Magazine Ban Would Not Have Stopped 2007 Shooting

Click Here: The Virginian Tech Review Panel’s assessment found that a high capacity magazine ban would not have stopped Seung-Hui Cho from carrying out his criminal act.

“The same report contains testimony from Virginia Tech grads who had concealed carry licenses and had spent their time at Virginia Tech arguing for a change in the school’s gun-free policy. According to the report, these concealed carry permit holders “told the panel that they felt it was safer for responsible people to be armed so they could fight back in exactly the type of situation that occurred on April 16, 2007.”

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Amazing! Hunters Release Trapped Bobcat