http://cnsnews.com/news/article/social-security-administration-ammo-buy-589-bullets-agent-normal
You mean that if I go the SS office, each agent has a weapon, armed with 589 bullets rolling around in the drawer, and I have to go into a federal building to sit there and be a target without my gun?
What if one of the agents goes "SS" instead of "postal" and kills me sitting at his or her desk?
When the government is better armed than you - there is something very evil about it - remember the Second Amendment and NEVER allow it to be torn from the Constitution.
TODAY'S DHS CENSORED WORD - THE ONE YOU SHOULD THROW INTO THE MEMORY HOLE FOR FEAR OF BEING SMOKED BY BIG SIS, IS "DRILL", AS IN ELECTRIC DRILL.
I'll be going to the dentist soon. I lost part of an amalgam filling...it will require a dental DRILL!
I went to school and learned by spelling "drills" (oops, more than one drill).
Why aren't we drilling more oil in this country?
OMG! I said "drill" four times!!!!! Must've thrown four red tags on my blog.
Showing posts with label banned words. Show all posts
Showing posts with label banned words. Show all posts
Monday, August 20, 2012
Friday, August 17, 2012
OBAMA EDITS OFFICIAL STATE DEPARTMENT DOCUMENTS TO TOUT HIMSELF. HMMM. DICTATORS DO THAT, DON'T THEY?
http://blog.heritage.org/2012/08/17/morning-bell-obama-edits-official-state-department-documents-to-tout-himself/?roi=echo3-12876319153-9450567-4a7752c2e90e07ec3077b4d6a984e067&utm_source=Newsletter&utm_medium=Email&utm_campaign=Morning%2BBell
And for your information, today's DHS forbidden, sure-to-cause-a-red-alert dirty word is "assassination". So go ahead, DC...it's off your list you sent yesterday. The second with surely more to come. I will try to post one word on each entry of this blog every day from now on. The first list is somewhere among the subjects of LOSC.
Madmen and madwomen are holding court at the DHS.
And for your information, today's DHS forbidden, sure-to-cause-a-red-alert dirty word is "assassination". So go ahead, DC...it's off your list you sent yesterday. The second with surely more to come. I will try to post one word on each entry of this blog every day from now on. The first list is somewhere among the subjects of LOSC.
Madmen and madwomen are holding court at the DHS.
Thursday, August 16, 2012
THE NEW ADDITIONAL LIST OF DHS'S "DIRTY" WORDS, AND THAT'S ONE OF THEM.
http://www.dailycensored.com/2012/05/29/new-list-of-words-used-online-that-will-make-you-a-target-for-dhs/
The second dirtiest word in the English language after Barack Obama is Janet Napolitano/DHS.
The second dirtiest word in the English language after Barack Obama is Janet Napolitano/DHS.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
BOOK BAN IN MONTANA? - WRITERS/READERS EVERYWHERE TAKE NOTE.
http://sweetgrassroots.org/montana-supreme-court/
No book should ever be banned. We write, we read. We choose.
Just like a tv program, you can choose not to read a book.
I remember when I was a teenager, I could not wait to read "Lady Chatterley's Lover"; a book to read while baking in the sand of the Jersey shore. I would be swept away by the steamy scenes. My mother, a very straight-laced, proper woman raised an eyebrow, made a face, and let me read it.
You know what?
It was just a book. I wanted to read that book because it had been banned...somewhere.
It did not turn me in to a sex-crazed nymphomaniac. It did not turn me into a prostitute. I read it and forgot it. What I do remember is that...
it was no big deal.
I did not forget, however, the series of Louis Crisler's books on wolves, which reside on my bookshelves to this day.
Neither did I forget "Lonesome Dove". In the opening scene, I can smell the desert dust, hear the jingling of spurs, the smell of horse sweat, the perspiration of men who hadn't the opportunity to bathe in a while, hear the creak of saddle leather.
If a book is considered "perverted" enough to be banned, who judges? Lenny Bruce, a thinker, political observer and a comic, wrote that in order to be considered perverted, speech or the written word has to be judged by the most perverted mind that can be found.
Makes sense.
No book should ever be banned. We write, we read. We choose.
Just like a tv program, you can choose not to read a book.
I remember when I was a teenager, I could not wait to read "Lady Chatterley's Lover"; a book to read while baking in the sand of the Jersey shore. I would be swept away by the steamy scenes. My mother, a very straight-laced, proper woman raised an eyebrow, made a face, and let me read it.
You know what?
It was just a book. I wanted to read that book because it had been banned...somewhere.
It did not turn me in to a sex-crazed nymphomaniac. It did not turn me into a prostitute. I read it and forgot it. What I do remember is that...
it was no big deal.
I did not forget, however, the series of Louis Crisler's books on wolves, which reside on my bookshelves to this day.
Neither did I forget "Lonesome Dove". In the opening scene, I can smell the desert dust, hear the jingling of spurs, the smell of horse sweat, the perspiration of men who hadn't the opportunity to bathe in a while, hear the creak of saddle leather.
If a book is considered "perverted" enough to be banned, who judges? Lenny Bruce, a thinker, political observer and a comic, wrote that in order to be considered perverted, speech or the written word has to be judged by the most perverted mind that can be found.
Makes sense.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
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