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Posted on November 1 at 8:40 a.m.
Razz, I was told that a vote for Randy Freeman is what Randy Maxwell wants.
Posted on November 1 at 1:08 a.m.
The question to ask is who will cave in to federal powers when the time comes? I think all 7 candidates will. The sheriff is the most powerful person in the entire country...in his county! The sheriff can tell the president to get out of his county or lock him up in jail if he had reason to.Also all 7 of the canditates want bigger goverment(add some new program or expand some program) yeah waiting is 3.6 million FRN's but what will come next year? This is one Adams county election where I can say that I don't mind beinging in Concordia parish and not having to choose any of these candidates but I hope one candidate does not win or even make the run off(that will happen) no matter how much money they have been given.
Posted on October 30 at 8:03 a.m.
I saw them comments and could tell that usernames were appearing out of the darkness of night. But truly what is the difference between the misleading comments and the ads on your site with the skinny person in giant pants(or tiny bikni) saying they lost 500 lbs in 3 weeks?or the ads that say that a lime makes beer better? I look at most comments on this site with the same eye I see the misleading diet ads and always accept someones comment for what it is....an opinion of someone sitting at the computer.
Posted on October 29 at 7:04 p.m.
gottabe,Not trying to jump you but having a bond and the right to a speedy trial AND being innocent until being proven guity is the law (I'm not saying this guy is innocent IMHO).But if you were to act as you say in your comment that would be breaking the law and then you would be entitled to the same process.lol.We all have our opinions about how the "system" works but it's the law and until the law changes it has to be that way.None of us like the way that some laws work but "We The People" allow the laws to be made and changed through our elected law makers.
Posted on October 29 at 4:15 p.m.
I read an interesting article the other day about doing away with the death penalty because it no longer works as a deterrent in preventing crime and it costs the tax payers so much money for inmates to sit on death row for years and years and appeal again and again and again. The story said that it's cheaper to house an inmate for life (including health care) than it is to have an inmate on death row until the execution date.
Posted on October 29 at 8:05 a.m.
Maybe Mr. New should buy Adams county a receration complex or repave some streets or for that matter maybe he should bailout NRMC if he wants to help his community.
Posted on October 27 at 8:05 a.m.
OGD I'd bet you that none of these canditates want to even consider an intrest in oathkeepers.org I've wondered if any of the canditates are fans of Sheriff Richard Mack(or even know who he is)? I assume from your above comment oathkeepers.org is gaining some attention from more than just the Ron Paul people. I think it's kind of funny that donations of $200 do not have to be reported and it's only $50 a day for not reporting funds by the deadline. I wonder if Mr. Cox will admit that he has been giving out boxes of bullets (along with yard signs) as gifts to undecided voters? I have a feeling that the citizens of Adams county will not elect the best canditate when it comes to the power of the High Sheriff.
Posted on October 6 at 8 p.m.
beammeupscotty- That was great that you took the time to actually read the bill unlike most people. I'm glad to see that you and others are realizing that Martial Law is a possibly in the near future.If I didn't want anyone to actually read the entire bill I would have just copied and pasted the sweet parts.
Posted on October 6 at 10:50 a.m.
Beammeupscotty and Old Grand Dad when speaking of Marital Law let us not forget that MS has already taken measures against gun confiscation with SB 2036 in the event of Martial Law
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Posted on November 6 at 2:28 p.m.
In almost every major mass shooting over the past two decades, since anti-depressant drugs became popular, the killer has been on SSRI’s – selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors.
Immediately after we learned of the Virginia Tech massacre, the largest mass shooting in U.S. history by a single gunman, we predicted that the assassin would be on psychotropic drugs, which is exactly what turned out to be the case.
Columbine shooters Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold, as well as 15-year-old Kip Kinkel, the Oregon killer who gunned down his parents and classmates, were all on psychotropic drugs.
Robert Hawkins, the 19 year old who killed himself and eight other people with an assault rifle in Omaha, Nebraska in December 2007 had a history of treatment with psychiatric drugs for depression and ADHD and was on prozac.
Jeff Weise, the Red Lake High School killer was on prozac, “Unabomber” Ted Kaczinski, Michael McDermott, John Hinckley, Jr., Byran Uyesugi, Mark David Chapman and Charles Carl Roberts IV, the Amish school killer, were all on SSRI psychotropic drugs.
Northern Illinois University killer Steven Kazmierczak had taken Prozac.
In 2005, it was revealed that Eli Lilly had full knowledge of a 1200% increase in suicide risk for takers of their Prozac.
On Army: 12 dead, 31 hurt in attacks at Texas base