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The Minuteman Chronicles

15 February 2007

A federal judge has held New Orleans` mayor and police chief in contempt of court because a city lawyer repeatedly ignored deadlines for answering questions from two gun-rights groups that succeeded in stopping police from seizing guns from law-abiding citizens after Hurricane Katrina. Nagin and Riley and every other official in New Orleans who was part of this outrage need to understand that the Constitution may not be suspended in New Orleans or anywhere else by a natural disaster or on somebody's whim. For that matter, every public official needs to understand that it is 'illegal' to seize guns like this. Times Picayune Article

The right to keep and bear arms is fundamental to America. So is a right and duty to dissent, to question, and to investigate your government. Blindly agreeing that 2+2=5 because your party says it is so is not. Thinkers are citizens. Blind believers are tools.

Pointing out a police officer's violation of civil liberties is NOT cop-bashing. It's asking them to follow the same laws they enforce and calling them on it when they don't...a civic duty.

An ancient Chinese proverb says, "No raindrop believes that he is responsible for the flood".

I talk to cops about this and for the most part they believe that they wouldn’t allow such a thing. But, you ‘follow orders’, don’t you officer? Mostly I just make them angry I guess.

On to the fun stuff:

I have discovered a new author ‘new’ to me anyway. Claire Wolfe is her name and I have ordered her book ‘Freedom Outlaw's Handbook’. I'm sure it going to be great.

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