Freeper gets visit from Secret Service

[Fuzz]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2210202/posts

BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: blogger from JAGHUNTER has visit from secret service for recent blog post
personal phone call | 03/19/2009 | RaceBannon

Posted on Thursday, March 19, 2009 5:01:21 PM by RaceBannon

Blogger Walt Fitzpatrick, known as The Jaghunter, was visited by SECRET SERVICE for levying a threat against President Barak Obama based on his most recent column found here: removed

I just heard from Freeper Flightline, a personal friend and mutual aquaintance of Walt Fitzpatrick, that Walt got a visit from 3 to 4 Police Cruisers and one unmarked Government car from Knoxville, Tennessee. Walt was informed that his most recent column, which he filed as a criminal complaint in the U.S. Attorny's Office in Knoxville, U.S Attorney Russell Dedrick, and Assistant U.S. Attorney Edward Schmutzer, Eastern District, Tennessee and Ass, was being responded to by a criminal complaint against Walter himself; that the complaint he filed was ignored and was the basis for the complaint against himself.

The criminal Complaint against Walt specifically stated that Walter's complaint was considered a threat against the President of the United States.

Walter was interviewed by these officers in his yard and house and openly stated his belief of his criminal complaint along with his own personal documentation to defend his complaint and why he believed it to be true.

Walter was not arrested and the officers who visited his home responded by telling him the apparent threat against the President was unfounded and they left the premisis without incident.

Walter was not arrested, no search throughout his home was done and the officers were professional.

My Note: THIS IS PROOF, IF YOU SPEAK THE TRUTH, OBAMA FOLLOWERS WILL GET YOU. THIS IS NO DIFFERENT THAN MISSOURI LAWYERS THREATENING YOU FOR POSTING THE TRUTH DURING THE CAMPAIGN




HERE IS THE COLUMN::

Tuesday, 17 March 2009

To Mr. Barack Obama

Via: U.S Attorney Russell Dedrick, and Assistant U.S. Attorney Edward Schmutzer, Eastern District, Tennessee and Ass

From: Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III, United States Navy Retired

Distribution: Wide

SUBJECT: CRIMINAL ALLEGATIONS REGARDING THE COMMISSION OF TREASON

I have observed and extensively recorded invidious attacks by military-political aristocrats against the Constitution for twenty years.

Now you have broken in and entered the White House by force of contrivance, concealment, conceit, dissembling, and deceit. Posing as an impostor president and commander in chief you have stripped civilian command and control over the military establishment. Known military criminal actors—command racketeers—are now free in the exercise of military government intent upon destruction of America’s constitutional government.

Free from constitutional restraint, and following your criminal example, military commanders deployed U.S. Army active duty combat troops into the small civilian community of Samson, Alabama last week in a demonstration of their newly received despotic, domestic police power.

We come now to this reckoning. I accuse you and your military-political criminal assistants of TREASON. I name you and your military criminal associates as traitors. Your criminal ascension manifests a clear and present danger. You fundamentally changed our form of government. The Constitution no longer works.

Confident holding your silent agreement and admission, I identify you as a foreign born domestic enemy.

My sworn duty Mr. Obama is to stand against what you stand for. You are not my president. You are not my commander in chief.

Obedient to the Constitution in submission of this criminal accusation I remain steadfast, and

Born fighting,
/s/ (notarized)
Walter Francis Fitzpatrick, III
United States Naval Academy, Class of 1975
Posted this date via priority, certified mail#: 7008 3230 0003 1463 3346

4 posted on Thursday, March 19, 2009 5:03:12 PM by RaceBannon (We have sown the wind, but we will reap the whirlwind. NObama. Not my president.)
1 posted on Thursday, March 19, 2009 5:01:21 PM by RaceBannon

[Lex]

1. Man, the nutbuckets have worked themselves into a froth, haven't they?

nt

[Mojorabbit]

2. Have we heard anymore

on how those troops were deployed? I know there was supposed to be an investigation re it. It bothers me that it happened. Re the person in the post, I am glad the secret service is keeping on top of these people.

[jbnow]

46. Mp idea what that troop thing is. Is it factual or

freeper fearful fantasy?

[Mojorabbit]

52. There were several threads

here about the incident. I believe it was reported in the local paper where it incurred. I am only on my first cup of coffee and not clear headed yet. If you are good at using the search the threads should come up. I suck at the search or I would pull it up for you. If it is true it needs a thorough investigation.
on edit see post 27.

[barbtries]

65. it was 22 people

following the mass murder episode:
http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5i8CbzUeIBWcQ-VUtTTdTnlgX_oqAD970M3RO0

The Army said Wednesday it opened an inquiry into whether federal laws were broken when nearly two dozen soldiers were sent to a south Alabama town after 11 people died in a shooting spree last week.

State officials said the deployment of 22 military police officers and the provost marshal from Fort Rucker was requested neither by Republican Gov. Bob Riley nor the White House, which typically is required by law for soldiers to operate on U.S. soil.

Col. Michael J. Negard of the Army Training and Doctrine Command at Fort Monroe, Va., said officials are trying to determine who ordered the soldiers to Samson, who requested them, why they were sent and what they did there.

....

Samson's tiny police force and county officers were stretched to the limit after the shootings, which left investigators with at least seven different crime scenes to check for evidence.

Samson Mayor Clay King said he did not know why the soldiers showed up in town, but he was glad they did.

a tiny town and seven different crime scenes. the way the freeper characterized it in his "complaint" was the stuff of nightmares.

[Incitatus]

3. anothe Glenn Beck fan of his meds nt

[flying rabbit]

43. nice edit

:evilgrin:

[Ilsa]

4. Obama's mother being a US citizen isn't enough? How do they discount

her citizenship in order to try and fall back on place of birth?

[TexasObserver]

5. He's nuts. Does it warrant a visit from the Secret Service?

There seems to be a lot of overreaching when it comes to the Secret Service these days. Bush used them like palace guards, and they were often goons for Bush. I doubt anyone at the Obama White House is doing much to oversee the SS right now.

This guy can be prosecuted for filing phony criminal charges, and should be pursued for that.

[madrchsod]

12. dam right it does...

the secret service is doing their job. they gave freerepublic a warning about their content a few weeks ago and several years ago they paid a visit to stormfront after they did`t delete a direct threat against bush. i would expect the secret service to protect the president either directly or indirectly.

[jbnow]

58. Not just a nut. A ex-military nut accusing Obama of treason

in his own crazy way.
You know what the penalty is for treason. It would have been a grave mistake not to check and make sure he doesn't plan to carry the punishment out.

[ddeclue]

6. When the nice men in the white coats come..go with them they're your friends..

what a wackadoodle!

:rofl:

:crazy:

[Hello_Kitty]

7. How could that dumbass possibly have made it through Annapolis?

I thought the Naval Academy was supposed to be tough.

[surrealAmerican]

24. He's likely not the man he was in 1975.

Perhaps he's had a few rough decades.

[acmavm]

54. My first thought. Exactly.

[madrchsod]

8. this guy knew he`d get a visit and now he`s the freepers heroes

the dumb fucks do not realize that the feds are monitoring their site and i have no doubt they`ll be visiting rim job-again. if he does`t start deleting these posts he`ll pay the price.

PING!PING!PING!

[Hello_Kitty]

10. Yeah, the weird shit they write is funny but serious danger underlies it.

I just know there are at least a few potential Timothy McVeigh's there.

[madrchsod]

14. yes there is...there`s an ugly sub culture out there

[WePurrsevere]

17. How do they know this delusional nut didn't make this up?

Do they have any real proof? With someone who's so obviously jumped off the reality train I sure as heck wouldn't just buy something they said without some exceptional proof.

[madrchsod]

22. that does`t matter to the secret service...here`s more

http://jaghunters.blogspot.com/2009/02/wednesday-11-february-2009-from-walter.html

[struggle4progress]

32. He's still bitter about his own court-martial: see #29 below

About twenty years ago on the USS Mars, he was in charge of some recreational funds, which he used in an unauthorized manner, ending his Navy career

The misuse might have been for an arguably humanitarian purpose, and some other crew members might have supported that misuse, but he nevertheless misused funds for which he was accountable -- and if the tone of his blog is any indication, he probably showed no contrition whatsoever

[WePurrsevere]

64. Whoa.. talk about bat guano crazy...

I guess I wasn't clear though though I was wondering how does anyone know that this nutcase didn't make up his visit by the Secret Service?

Mind you after reading he blog stuff I'm not sure I could blame them if they did... he's nuts, he has a vendetta, he has military training and he comes across as just batty enough to be concerned about.

[NeedleCast]

9. Wow, they sure do give Obama a lot of credit

In only two months Obama changed our form of Government and stripped the constitution? Wow.

[chollybocker]

11. "BREAKING EXCLUSIVE: ....personal phone call"

I think I'll wait for the police report on this one. Sheesh.

[tangent90]

13. This guy is the poster child for the VA's failure to give good mental health care.

It's a goddamn shame.

[uppityperson]

15. If he wasn't arrested or searched, how did "OBAMA FOLLOWERS" get him?

[BlooInBloo]

16. Hey! Where'd this thread go?

Oh - to the Greatest.

[tomm2thumbs]

18. United States Naval Academy didn't teach the man to follow the leader very well

I love how he had it notarized and sent certified mail. Did that give him a woody?

[JHB]

50. I notice he doesn't give his rank from when he was on active duty...

Omission, or did he bilge out of the USNA?

I left too (technically I'm still part of the Class of '86, even though I was only there as a plebe (freshman)), but I'd never dream of identifying myself like that. What a jackass.

[jhrobbins]

19. OK, #1 - he's from Tennessee. #2 - he says that he has watched the

Constitution being attacked by various military-political aristocrats and this is (apparently) his first indictment of a sitting president for these 'crimes'. Hmmmm, I wonder why this is his first accusation against the Commander -In-Chief? See #1. And #3, look at his nom de plume-Race Bannon. Race Bannon was Jonny Quest's 'older mentor' and tutor. Yeah, right. He chose an animated character, never seen with a woman and living with and 'schooling' a 14 - 16 year old boy (and his friends Hadji and Bandit) as his 'beard'?

It is possible that Race Bannon is someone's else's pseudonym and not the Colonel's(?) - a good friend maybe willing to take the heat for his buddy.

[TornadoTN]

31. What the hell does being from Tennessee have anything to do with it?

Sure, we have our fair share of idiots and "morans" like this guy, but so does every other state.

Just recently, some disgruntled conservative whackjob got his head blown off by his wife because he was abusing her. Come to find out, he was building bombs and was actively working on his own version of a WMD. You might ask what state he was from - Maine.

Yeah, I'm ashamed of a lot of people in my state, but it just means we have a lot of work to do. There are already a lot of us working very hard to change this state.

[jhrobbins]

36. I'm just saying that Tennessee (like my home - Texas) has more than its

share of bigots. SOrry, I don't mean to be a 'South' hater, I get defensive too when someone goes after Texas - even though its often true. I guess it's like a parent chewing out his kid, but don't let somebody else do it for the exact same offense.

[stevedeshazer]

35. Jonny Quest?

:rofl:

Extra points for referencing Race Bannon, Hadji and Bandit.

[Sebastian Doyle]

39. Race Bannon & Jonny Quests dad: TV's first gay couple.

Rather progressive of a batshit crazy Freeper to acknowledge that character, actually.

[stevedeshazer]

40. Good point

They were definitely out before Bert and Ernie. Or Marcy and Peppermint Patty.

[Kalyke]

60. I'm from Tennessee and I'm not a blithering idiot.

His being from this state has nothing to do with it.

The fact that in this state there is nothing but right-wing media is more likely the cause of his idiocy.

[Sheltiemama]

72. Thanks, Stacey Campfield.

Two of our state legislators want to see Obama's birth certificate. This kind of guy feeds on stupidity like that.

[EFerrari]

20. Hilarious. I hope his neighbors are safe from his delusions, though. n/t

[Arugula Latte]

21. Hey, Freeps. We're at war. If you don't support Our President, you're treasonous traitors, m'kay?

[Laelth]

23. The loon's letter was respectful of the Constitution, and I give him credit for that.

Nevertheless, I'm glad the Secret Service paid him a visit just to let them know they're watching. I still don't want to see the President traveling anywhere in the South. I truly fear for his safety.

:dem:

-Laelth

[Kalyke]

61. Why not?

Is he MORE safe going to Massachusetts where they've had more race riots recently than anywhere in the South?

Is he MORE safe going to Canada, where they have very active racist groups? http://www.vueweekly.com/article.php?id=11344

Is he MORE safe in Wyoming, which is in the west and voted for McCain than he would be in North Carolina or Florida, which are in the South and supported him?

Seriously - he's going to have to deal with racism no matter where he goes. I think he should visit the South often, if nothing more than to circumvent and "talk over" the right-wing media we're "treated" to here. Many Southerners simply don't know what a real Democrat stands for since the only thing they hear about them is through the filter of RusHanniSavaBoortz.

[Laelth]

62. Dallas, Texas, November 22, 1963.

The racism isn't the problem. The conservatism is. I would prefer to see the President travel in states with Democratic governments and broad liberal support bases. I don't like the idea of him going to deeply conservative areas with Republican governments.

-Laelth

[sellitman]

25. Cheney was wrong. This is proof positive.

We are being protected against harm from terrorist enemies. This guy is as dangerous as anyone I ever met.

[ThoughtCriminal]

26. Let me get this straight

He filed a frivolous criminal complaint against President Obama, and is surprised to get a visit from the police?

They probably told him to quit wasting their time and get a life.

[struggle4progress]

27. Army reviewing Ala. use of troops (USAT)

By Larry Copeland, USA TODAY

Geneva County Sheriff Greg Ward .. after the shootings .. asked for assistance from Fort Rucker ...

Ward said he had his dispatcher call Fort Rucker again and request about 25 officers "to come to Geneva County. … They were here at our request, giving our officers a chance to get something to eat, to take a break before going back on duty. They had no investigative duties, no police powers. All they did was direct traffic" ...

"They did exactly what we asked for and nothing more," Ward said. "For that, I'm grateful" ...

http://www.usatoday.com/news/nation/2009-03-18-samson_N.htm



Use of troops in civilian case probed
Last update: 12:22 a.m. EDT March 19, 2009

... The military command issued a release stating the purpose for sending the military police, the authority for doing so and the duties they performed "is the subject of an ongoing commander's inquiry," the newspaper said.

"In addition to determining the facts, this inquiry will also consider whether law, regulation and policy were followed," Dempsey said. "Until those facts are determined, it would be inappropriate to speculate or comment further" ...

Samson Police Department dispatcher Jim Stromenger said the soldiers's help was welcome, but not requested by his department, the Clackamas Review reported ...

http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/use-troops-civilian-case-probed/story.aspx?guid={6F4D71B9-1FF0-4771-9BBB-68A94FF55F56}&dist=msr_1



Army questions use of soldiers, Samson offers thanks

By Ebony Horton

Published: March 18, 2009

Federal officials are trying to determine who ordered 22 Fort Rucker military police officers and the provost marshal to Samson last week to help after a mass murder, but Samson Police Chief Gary Weeks said he knows one fact for certain — the help of the soldiers was welcomed and appreciated ...

Federal law would have authorized only Gov. Bob Riley and President Barack Obama to order active-duty troops to deploy on national soil ...

Weeks said he also did not ask for the mutual aid but that the soldiers came and helped with preserving crime scenes and directing traffic while relieving local police officers for breaks ...

... Congressman Bobby Bright, D-Montgomery, said .... “As they always do, our troops responded to a call for action and ably performed the tasks that were asked of them ... When the dust settles, I am confident that the inquiry will show that soldiers and Fort Rucker responded in an appropriate and neighborly manner” ...

http://www.dothaneagle.com/dea/news/local/article/army_questions_use_of_soldiers_samson_offers_thanks/64309/

[Naturyl]

28. One can imagine this weasel scared and backpedaling...

Saying "yes sir," "no sir" to the agents... LOL. "Oh no, I didn't mean anything by it..."

What clowns.

[struggle4progress]

29. Nuclear missile allegedly damaged (2004)

Web site says Navy called 'broken arrow' aboard Bangor sub
By MIKE BARBER
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER
Thursday, March 11, 2004

... The allegation was raised over the weekend at a watchdog Web site, jaghunters.blogspot.com, run by a former Navy officer, Walt Fitzpatrick ...

Fitzpatrick .. has been .. for years, trying to clear his name from a court-martial conviction ...

Fitzpatrick was executive officer of the USS Mars when he received a career-destroying reprimand in 1988 for failing to properly supervise the spending of his ship's morale, welfare and recreation money. The non-governmental funds pay for non-government gear such as entertainment or recreational equipment for the crew and are raised through the ship's retail store .... Fitzpatrick allowed the money to be used to help Capt. Mike Nordeen, the ship's commanding officer, when his brother, Navy Capt. William Nordeen, was murdered in Greece by terrorists in 1988 ...

http://www.seattlepi.com/local/164280_nuke11.html

[barbtries]

67. i read the story

it sounds as if the man has a legitimate beef with the navy. of course who knows the whole story, not me. it seems as if he has nonetheless gone off the deep end for whatever reason.

[Brazenly Liberal]

30. Hm. It wasn' t long ago that freepers were confident the SS wouldn't protect Obama

They were crowing about how the military and secret service would not serve President Obama.

At the time, I thought it was possibly the most clueless thing I'd ever heard. These morons obviously know NOTHING about either the Secret Service or the military if they think the SS would stand down when the Pres was in danger, I thought. Well, apparently someone else thought so, too, and schooled them because now their babbling is at the opposite end of the nutbar - the Secret Service is in Obama's criminal pocket.

They are pathetic shells of human beings over there. Idon't think about them often, but I can't begin to say how much I enjoy their misery when I do.

[ColbertWatcher]

33. There's a "Freeper Flightline"? WTF is a "Freeper Flightline" !? n/t

[Deja Q]

34. Even more disturbing, is William Shatner the salesperson?

:wow:

"Here at freePERflightLINE dot COM, ..."

[bullwinkle428]

37. I hope the "unmarked government car" brought a change of underwear

for good old Wally - he had to have made quite the mess when he opened his door to that! :rofl:

[flvegan]

38. So...douchebag is headed for Gitmo, right?

[Richard Steele]

41. Whatta a jagoffer. nm

[Politicalboi]

42. Now these assholes care

About the Constitution. WTF? Oh his birth certificate isn't real. What if like some Americans, they lost their BC either while moving or due to fire. Are they no longer citizens?

Freeper Alert.
Freepers need us to Freep this poll. Who would you vote for Obama or Sarah. LOL! Freep away

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2210354/posts

[MindPilot]

44. It's funny when stupid freepers try to write like a lawyer

"Confident holding your silent agreement and admission, I identify you as a foreign born domestic enemy." :wtf:

Most of that shit doesn't even make sense; it reads more like a letter from the Representative of a recently-deceased Nigerian with significant financial holdings.

[mikeytherat]

47. This is why they LOVE Sarah Palin so much - word salad.

String together a bunch of words you've heard, and it makes you sound all smart and intellectual-y.

mikey_the_rat

[Brother Buzz]

68. Word!

:thumbsup:

[KharmaTrain]

45. It Probably Was Booooshie's SS That Targeted Him...

The irony here is beyond the tin foil this junk is wrapped in. These asshats were more than happy to have our phones tapped, email and other communications monitored...they claimed "I've got nothing to hide". Now it appears that's not quite the case.

[MadHound]

48. Yes, this is nuts, yes this is whacko, but really now, is this deserving of an SS visit?

I mean really now, if some liberal had put something similar to this on the web during the Bush years(and actually there were many screeds like this as I recall), and then got a visit from the SS, we would be up in arms. Yes, he accuses Obama and others out for various perceived crimes, including treason, but really now, should that be a reason to send in the SS? I think not, I think that it's a chilling of free speech.

[proud2BlibKansan]

51. When Bush came to Lee's Summit a few years ago, a guy I know was there

and he stood next to a guy he didn't know who was holding a sign that said FUCK BUSH. A couple days later, the SS and FBI came to his house wanting to know if he knew the guy with the sign. He said they were pretty intimidating. This letter the freeper sent Obama is, IMO, a lot worse than a sign that says FUCK BUSH. (And can I say it's really fun typing those words? LOL)

On the other hand, I know the guy who made this sign and have stood next to him many times. But he has never been contacted by the SS.

[MadHound]

55. I agree that sending the SS to intimidate a sign holder is bullshit

I say that as one who proudly flipped off both Reagan and Bush the Elder to their faces.

I also saw all the outrage around here when people who were paid intimidating visits from the SS for LTTE's, posters they had, etc. That's bullshit too.

But I also think that it's bullshit to send in the SS for what this guy wrote. I don't like what he wrote, I think he's an idiot and an asshole, but I do defend his right to say it because it isn't a threat to the President and we have this little thing called the First Amendment that allows us to speak our mind. Incidents like this simply continue the ongoing erosion of our right to free speech, and I can foresee that if this continues, matters will get worse, to the point where we will be visited by the SS just for daring to stage of protest of the next 'Pug president.

[proud2BlibKansan]

56. I think what the freeper did was worse because he sent the letter to the president

I agree that doesn't necessarily deserve a SS visit but it is more serious since he actually sent the letter to Obama.

[MadHound]

57. I've seen letters just as bad that were sent to Reagan

Yet no visit from the SS. Of course that was a quarter century ago, and the US police state has increased exponentially since then.

[proud2BlibKansan]

49. Mystery solved: Police chief ordered troops

Mystery solved: Police chief ordered troops (U.S. Army forces sent to Alabama town)
wnd ^ | 3/19/09 | Jerome R. Corsi

Posted on Thu Mar 19 05:33:00 2009 by Evil Slayer

The mystery over who ordered U.S. Army forces to patrol the streets of the south Alabama town where 11 people were killed in a shooting spree last week has been solved. WND confirmed troops from nearby Ft. Rucker provided limited assistance after a request from the police chief of Samson, Ala.

Multiple news agencies reported the Army was launching an investigation into why the troops were sent to the town, a possible violation of the law. The Associated Press reported uncertainty over who requested the assistance, noting it didn't come from Republican Gov. Bob Riley or the White House.

"Under the authority of a mutual aid agreement which Fort Rutgers has with local law enforcement community in Samson, Alabama, the Samson city police chief requested support from military police after the shooting," Lt. Col. Almarah Belk, an Air Force officer working for the Department of Defense press office, told WND in a telephone interview.

"Fort Rutgers provided 22 military police personnel, and five vehicles were sent into Samson to provide non-law

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2209755/posts

[struggle4progress]

69. Swiftboater Jerome Corsi can't be trusted to report the color of the sky accurately

The police department has denied requesting the troops; and, meanwhile, the sheriff has said he requested the troops. See post #27

[NorthernSpy]

53. That's right, freeps. If you threaten violence against Obama, people will turn you in.

Because WE surround YOU.

[Kalyke]

59. I'm glad I drink filtered water here in Knoxville.

There is obviously something in the tap water that has made half our population idiots.

First, the church shooter guy and now this fruit cake. :crazy:

FWIW, the city of Knoxville has voted "blue" since Phil Bredesen ran for governor in 2002; however, the county of Knox is so overrun by these idg-mos that the entire county looks "red" on election maps (you have to look at Knoxville city separately).

Also, we have only right-wing talk radio here. I have abdicated listening now that my husband won us each a satellite radio and we've installed them in our cars. I will never listen to local talk radio again. Their loss.

[barbtries]

63. the guy's

gone.

does this charge have any basis in fact:
Free from constitutional restraint, and following your criminal example, military commanders deployed U.S. Army active duty combat troops into the small civilian community of Samson, Alabama last week in a demonstration of their newly received despotic, domestic police power.

or was it a parade?

we come now to this reckoning? it is 2009 in my world. and he went and filed this delusional tripe as a criminal complaint against president obama? am i reading this correctly?

[pacalo]

66. They left after observing the obvious: the man is mentally disturbed.

I have a son who is schizophrenic. This letter is very similar to one of his rants of distorted beliefs. Seriously -- not joking about this.

[old mark]

70. I worked with a lot of people with schitzophrenia - you are right

on the money.
I remember one guy who walked the halls talking to himself in military terms just like Walter here - My friend thought he was president and he is directing troops in the field...somewhere.

Very sorry about your son - hope he can recover.

mark

[pacalo]

73. Thanks, Mark.

My son is different from the freeper in several respects. He's the mild-mannered, low-key type & he doesn't wish any harm to anyone. He thinks he's a prophet who needs to warn everyone of the evils of the government in general.

If my husband & I had found the magic button to make his life more productive, I could write a book about his (& our) experience. As it is now, it's just a sad situation that wouldn't serve any purpose to write about. I do gratefully accept your sympathy & hope with all my heart that there will be a cure for schizophrenia in our lifetime.

[Brewman_Jax]

71. How appropriate

they get to live by the rules that they would gladly condemn us to. The rules didn't change just because Bush* left office.

[Kingofalldems]

74. Freepers, listen up! We are taking your guns!

We want them and they will be confiscated.