Thin Black Line
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LOL, Corriea, you've gone and done it now where one side of thinking runs
smack into another.....
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Is2nSoqFRHU
smack into another.....
http://youtube.com/watch?v=Is2nSoqFRHU
Am I reading that they have a kid in the house? If they took kids into the house (say minors under 16) then I would call that unconscionable and say that changes things a bit. Anyone who would use a child as a human shield deserves whatever happens to them and certainly won't get any sympathy from me. Ethics are normally the first casualty of war.
Am I reading that they have a kid in the house? If they took kids into the house (say minors under 16) then I would call that unconscionable and say that changes things a bit. Anyone who would use a child as a human shield deserves whatever happens to them and certainly won't get any sympathy from me. Ethics are normally the first casualty of war.
I am pretty sure Gonzales is a poster here but I don't know which one.
Once again we have the perception that these citizens are held up in a compound. Please try to keep in mind that they are just at there home. There gate is open and there doors are unlocked.
If this is the case, do you think there is a chance that federal agents are monitoring THR?
I've been saying it since 2000, when it was demonstrated to me beyond any possible doubt.
If you don't mind me asking, what exactly happened in 2000, that demonstrated Federal monitoring beyond reasonable doubt?
1. How do you define "compound?"
2. How do you know that their doors are unlocked?
2. They have stated that there doors are unlocked.
A building or buildings, especially a residence or group of residences, set off and enclosed by a barrier.
There are ways you can tell when someone has been wandering through your files and posts that are not always apparent or even ways everyone might think of. I[I]t is amazing what even a simple knowledge of DOS and other operating systems can provide you with[/I] and just as with your posts they always go to whoever.
Associated Press - June 26, 2007 8:35 AM ET
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) - New Hampshire's convicted tax evaders Ed and Elaine Brown have gained a new supporter: presidential hopeful Ron Paul.
In an interview with RogueGovernment.com, the Texas congressman compares the Browns to Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Junior. He says the Browns are suffering like those leaders.
The Browns are holed up in their Plainfield (New Hampshire) home and have threatened violence against federal officials if marshals come to arrest them. They were convicted of an elaborate scheme to hide millions of dollars in income. Their protest has become a rallying cry for anti-tax activists and militia members.
In the interest of intellectual honesty.Ron Paul has come out in favor of the Browns:
Dr. Ron Paul will appear today June 26th at 4:30 ET on Neil Cavuto's show on FOX NEWS.
He will counter a false story being spread by the Associate Press that was first picked up from the Concord Monitor blog of local NH reporter Margot Sanger Katz.
The AP's story falsely draws lines that incorrectly insinuate that Ron is a 'supporter' of Ed and Dr. Elaine Brown of NH.
The Browns are an elderly couple who were recently convicted of tax evasion. They are currently at their home, resisting arrest. They have refused to surrender and have apparently threatened to defend themselves if the government comes after them.
Dr. Paul had no idea who the Browns were until he was asked about them in two television interviews. He made comments to the effect that he thought they were courageous to defy the IRS especially KNOWING what the consequences might be. Like many other candidates both past and present, Ron believes that we need to find an alternative to the IRS.
Being a longtime NH resident, I have known about the Browns for 20 years during which time I was aware they were not paying their taxes. They have never been violent in the past.
As to the AP's insinuations that Dr. Paul would condone any violence during their resistance to arrest of the kind Sanger-Katz has described, I say this is ludicrous.
Furthermore, Dr. Paul does NOT advocate non-payment of one's taxes.
Dr. Paul simply stated that their resistance to the IRS took some courage, because certainly they know they will have to suffer the consequences of their actions, sooner or later.
As usual, the AP makes incorrect assumptions and prints them as if they were facts.
Actual quote of Dr. Paul's:
"I compare them to people like Gandhi, who was willing to speak out and try to bring about change in a peaceful manner."
As far as anyone knew, that is all the Browns have done so far, is peaceful non-compliance with the IRS.
Many other candidates both past and present have not only opposed the IRS and have made mention of it as did Huckabee in the last debate, but have made it the centerpiece of their campaign, such as Steve Forbes has done.
The lives of this guy and his family are not in danger until he/they fire upon officers...