Wednesday, August 6, 2014

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Thirty Below Leather



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Four pistol concealed carry case

 

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CONFEDERATE DEAD, SIX HUNDRED: VIRGINIA'S DAUGHTERS TO VIRGINIA'S DEFENDERS

  Susan at Confederate Monument and mass grave, Warrenton Cemetery, Warrenton, VA
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2009: Dixie with Confederate Monument in background. My mother bought the plot, then took my father to see it, but Daddy complained that since there were no trees it would be too hot!
 Warrenton Monument
This is an old picture, and the monument area has been refurbished. There are stones around the complete circle with the names of each individual grouped by state. The office has a map with name/location of all Confederate soldiers buried in the cemetery

Rapper Shot Repeatedly in Grocery Store By Another Rapper Thug While Filming Rap Video


Typically, art imitates life. But, with Rap music, the opposite is true... life imitates art, and oftentimes, with dire consequences. 

Recently released video from a Bronx bodega, where two aspiring rappers where filming a no-budget video, shows one rapper pumping multiple, close range shots into his rap partner, then pistol-whipping him as he laid on the floor in critical condition — all without spilling his drink.


France offers Iraq Christians asylum after Mosul threat

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The French government says it is ready to offer asylum to Iraqi Christians forced to flee by Islamist militants in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul.

Many fled Mosul after the Islamic State (IS) group which seized much of northern Iraq told them to convert to Islam, pay a tax or face death.

Iraq is home to one of the world's most ancient Christian communities.

Two top ministers said, "We are ready, if they so desire, to help facilitate asylum on our territory."

More @ BBC

IRS Abolishes Mandatory Expiration Dates For Illegal Immigrants’ Taxpayer Status

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 Texas Rep. Sam Johnson

“On the screen, I’ve got figure 6 from the 2012 IG report showing most frequently used addresses for ITIN tax refunds. As you can see, nearly 24,000 tax refunds totaling $46.4 million were issued to the same address in Atlanta,” Johnson said. “Bottom-line these ITINs are costing taxpayers dearly because they can be used to fraudulently get tax refunds…Look at figure 3 on the screen. Over 1,000 ITINs were assigned to individuals using the same address in Atlanta. You agree that there’s still a problem?”

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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) quietly changed regulations to allow more undocumented immigrants to keep their taxpayer status through a program that is rife with fraud and abuse, and to delay deactivation of immigrant taxpayer status until 2016.

The IRS now prevents peoples’ Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) from automatically expiring after five years as previously mandated. Now immigrants can keep their ITIN so long as they pay taxes at least once in a five-year period. (RELATED: IRS Loophole For Illegals’ Children Costs Taxpayers Billions  

CDC Activates Defcon 1 – Nigerian Ebola Patient Was Not Initially Quarantined – Nurse Dies and Five Others Infected As Result – Region Death Toll Now 932 With 45 Deaths In Past 72 Hours….

Via Susan

ebola cdc command center

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC) has activated emergency response containment status to Level 1 – CDC central command center now activated.   WHO in emergency meeting considering declaration of “P.H.E.I.C” (Public Health Emergency Of Immediate International Concern)

The World Health Organization now shares 1,711 confirmed cases with 932 deaths.  45 people died in the past 72 hours.

More than 30,000 people of Liberian descent live in Minnesota.  Hundreds of U.S. Liberians are desperately trying to purchase tickets to get their family out of Africa and into the United States.

Fort Hood colonel makes history as first Vietnamese-American to make general

Via Timothy

Brigadier General Viet Luong, 1st Cavalry Division deputy commanding general for maneuver promotion ceremony


As Viet Luong's wife pinned the star on his chest Wednesday morning to promote him to the rank of brigadier general, history was made.

Born in Vietnam and brought to America during the 1975 fall of Saigon, Luong is the first Vietnamese-American to make general officer in the United States Army.

"The journey was arduous," said Luong, deputy commander for maneuver for 1st Cavalry Division, standing at the podium at Cooper Field.

At age 10, Luong's father, a Vietnamese marine, got their family of 10 onto a flight during Operation Frequent Wind and into a refugee camp in Arkansas. The family then settled in Los Angeles.

Revolutionizing Citizenship of the United States

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Faced with the defeated South poised to regain voting rights and seats in Congress, the Republican party desperately needed dependable voters and it created a new category of black citizenship to attain this.  Armed with a newly enacted law, the terrorist wing of the party, the Union League, was unleashed on the South with instructions to enlist freedmen and intimidate white voters from the polls.
Bernhard Thuersam, Chairman
North Carolina War Between the States Sesquicentennial Commission
"Unsurpassed Valor, Courage and Devotion to Liberty"
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Revolutionizing Citizenship of the United States

“ . . . [T]he provision of the [Civil Rights] bill [of 1866] appeared out of all relation to our constitutional system. Never before had Congress been known to arrogate to itself the power to regulate the civil status of the inhabitants of a State . . . , [the jurisdiction of disputes relating to contracts and property and even criminal actions, and it] seemed like a complete revelation of that diabolical spirit of centralization, of which only the cloven hoof had been manifested heretofore.

In addition to the definition of “slavery” and “involuntary servitude,” the Civil Rights Bill undertook to fix the precise meaning of the phrase “citizen of the United States.” For general practical purposes, exact determination of the scope of citizenship had not been found necessary [previous to the War].
  
Where any opinion at all had been pronounced, it had in most cases been in relation to the status of free Negroes. 

The weight of authority on this point was adverse to the claim of citizenship for the blacks.  “No person,” said Attorney-General [William] Wirt in 1821, “is included in the description of citizen of the United States, who has not the full rights of a citizen in the State of his residence.”

This principle had been in general the basis of the government’s practice in all the departments. For native-born persons living within a State, citizenship of the State was the prerequisite for citizenship of the United States; for persons of foreign birth, naturalization alone was necessary. The Dred Scott decision limited this rule by determining that State citizens of African descent could not be citizens of the United States. 

During the war, however, the old view was entirely overthrown in practice.  Mr. Lincoln’s attorney-general argued away all the precedents, and gave it as his official opinion that a free Negro, born within the United States, was ipso facto a citizen thereof.  He assumed nativity as the broad basis of citizenship . . . [and] With that assumption the status of United States citizenship was placed entirely beyond the reach of any State influence whatever, and a purely national conception was attained.

To justify this sweeping enactment, the special conception of citizenship which the history of our institutions had developed was discarded, and the broad principle of public law was adopted in its place.  All [Northern] authorities agreed that the status of citizen implied the reciprocal duties of allegiance and protection.  A citizen of the United States, then, was entitled to the protection of that government to which allegiance was owed. But this protection was to operate against all sources of oppression, and if a State government happened to come in this category, it too must succumb.”

(Essays on the Civil War and Reconstruction and Related Topics, William Archibald Dunning, The MacMillan Company, 1898, pp. 96-99)  

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A Man Was Saved From A Bear Attack By His Justin Bieber Ringtone

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Justin Bieber may need bodyguards to save him from Orlando Bloom but the peach-lipped douche needs no help when it comes to handling bears.

Russian Igor Vorozhbitsyn was en route to his favorite fishing spot when he was savagely attacked by a brown bear.  The 42-year-old told Central European News, “I had parked my car and was walking towards the spot I’d marked out when there was a tremendous impact on my back and the bear was on top of me.”

Luckily, Vorozhbitsyn was saved from certain death when his phone cranked out Justin Bieber caterwauling his song “Baby.”  At hearing the falsetto pre-pubescent mating cry the bear hightailed it into the woods.

“I couldn’t believe my luck when the phone went off and he fled,” Vorozhbitsyn said. “I know that sort of ringtone isn’t to everyone’s taste, but my granddaughter loaded it onto my phone for a joke.”