The Point of No Return

[Texas Sheepdawg]

http://beforeitsnews.com/global-unrest/ ... 53904.html

[Texas Sheepdawg]

Obama explains FEMA Camps.
http://youtu.be/HkSkQgnEV-Q

[Jim in Houston]

Obama explains FEMA Camps.
http://youtu.be/HkSkQgnEV-Q

The speech that is the subject of this video and Rachel Maddow's outrage is three years old, and you have to give her credit for sticking with this story and keeping it in front of the public's attention for all this time.

What's that? She's never mentioned it again? Afraid of going into "prolonged detention, is she?" Maybe we've never heard of it again because everyone willing to tell the story is already in PD? Just askin'.

[Texas Sheepdawg]

I am just trying to keep things circulating so that the ideals and intentions that OBAMA has presented in the past do not fade away.
I don't give a rat's ass about Maddow. Seriously? What she said in the video is not what you guys need to be paying attention to. I'm holding up a video of obama to you guys, and you guys are worried about Maddow and her message as being old and stale? Really?

[Jim in Houston]

I am just trying to keep things circulating so that the ideals and intentions that OBAMA has presented in the past do not fade away.
I don't give a rat's ass about Maddow. Seriously? What she said in the video is not what you guys need to be paying attention to. I'm holding up a video of obama to you guys, and you guys are worried about Maddow and her message as being old and stale? Really?

I'm not complaining that the message was old and stale; it was news to me. Having Maddow report it was icing on the cake. I think she was having a fit trying to counterbalance a "clear and present danger" of going up the creek without a trial against the evils of the Bush' war on terror, which has been fully adopted and expanded by Obama. I don't recall any conservative voices (or libertarian, for that matter) calling our attention to this gross violation of the Constitution. I wonder if anything is being put in place to implement prolonged detention, moving it beyond the "run it up the flagpole in a speech" phase.

[Texas Sheepdawg]

This guy needs to run for President. I would vote for him.

http://youtu.be/saBdw0VXk6g

[Texas Sheepdawg]

Okay, folks. The ball is in play and it is time to call your congressmen to step up and stand with this man and start demanding answers.
http://www.infowars.com/congressman-ask ... purchases/

[Nosparks]

Dear Jason:
Thank you for taking the time to write. I have heard from many Americans regarding firearms policy and gun violence in our Nation, and I appreciate your perspective. From Aurora to Newtown to the streets of Chicago, we have seen the devastating effects gun violence has on our American family. I join countless others in grieving for all those whose lives have been taken too soon by gun violence.

Like the majority of Americans, I believe the Second Amendment guarantees an individual right to bear arms. In this country, we have a strong tradition of gun ownership that has been handed down from generation to generation. Hunting and sport shooting are part of our national heritage. Yet, even as we acknowledge that almost all gun owners in America are responsible, when we look at the devastation caused by gun violence—whether in high-profile tragedies or the daily heartbreak that plagues our cities—we must ask ourselves whether we are doing enough.

While reducing gun violence is a complicated challenge, protecting our children from harm should not be a divisive one. Most gun owners agree that we can respect the Second Amendment while keeping an irresponsible, law-breaking few from inflicting harm on a massive scale. Most also agree that if we took commonsense steps to curtail gun violence, there would be fewer atrocities like the one that occurred in Newtown. We will not be able to stop every violent act, but if there is even one thing we can do to reduce gun violence—if even one life can be saved—then we have an obligation to try.

That is why I asked Vice President Joe Biden to identify concrete steps we can take to keep our children safe, help prevent mass shootings, and reduce the broader epidemic of gun violence in this country. He met with over 200 groups representing a broad cross-section of Americans and heard their best ideas. I have put forward a specific set of proposals based off of his efforts, and in the days ahead, I intend to use whatever weight this office holds to make them a reality.

My plan gives law enforcement, schools, mental health professionals, and the public health community some of the tools they need to help reduce gun violence. These tools include strengthening the background check system, helping schools hire more resource officers and counselors and develop emergency preparedness plans, and ensuring mental health professionals know their options for reporting threats of violence. And I directed the Centers for Disease Control to study the best ways to reduce gun violence—because it is critical that we understand the science behind this public health crisis.

As important as these steps are, they are not a substitute for action from Congress. To make a real and lasting difference, members of Congress must also act. As part of my comprehensive plan, I have called on them to pass some specific proposals right away. First, it is time to require a universal background check for anyone trying to buy a gun. Second, Congress should renew the 10-round limit on magazines and reinstate and strengthen the assault weapons ban. We should get tougher on those who buy guns with the purpose of selling them to criminals, and we should impose serious punishments on anyone who helps them do this.

These are reasonable, commonsense measures that have the support of the majority of the American people. But change will not come unless the American people demand it from their lawmakers. Now is the time to do the right thing for our children, our communities, and the country we love. We owe the victims of heartbreaking national tragedies and the countless unheralded tragedies each year nothing less than our best effort—to seek consensus in order to save lives and ensure a brighter future for our children.

Thank you, again, for writing. I encourage you to visit www.WhiteHouse.gov/NowIsTheTime to learn more about my Administration’s approach.

Sincerely,

Barack Obama

I cant remember which one of my letters this is in response to but its a generic, staff typed talking point B.S.. I wish just once these people in office would actually read what is being put out in their name. I promise you the president did not right this nor did Bush write any of the ones they sent me when he was in Office. Hell they are even proud of their title "The President of the United States" or stamp the executive seal. And that is what really bothers me about our government. The elected officials are not running this country the damn Peons are. They write every word and approve everything that goes before those officials. DO you think they even get to read anything that isnt already censored before its put before them? I bet not one piece of paper reaches the Pres' hand that hasnt been through 20 approval, same with congress. We think that the lobbiest are actually talking to our law makers and swaying their opions. No all they have to do is talk to his/her secretary and buy them off, now they get their agenda or their backers agenda in the back door! The only sections of government we can actually influence and see a change is our local small city or small county governments.

[Texas Sheepdawg]

We will not be able to stop every violent act, but if there is even one thing we can do to reduce gun violence—if even one life can be saved—then we have an obligation to try.

Then he's a hypocrite and a liar. I don't see him worried about abortion babies dying.

[Texas Sheepdawg]

Why does no one seem to question these ammo MFGs?
http://www.naturalnews.com/039604_ammo_ ... lapse.html