A few minutes make.
One minute I'm outside trying to get the blue out of the yellow, and 10 minutes later I decide that I'm not going back out for a while.
We've not had this much white precipitation in several years. In fact I don't think we even had an accumulation for the last 2 years at all.
But the squirrels are loving it.
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Whereas, on the 14th of December, 2011, the House of Representatives of these United States voted in favor of indefinite military detention, without charges, of any American, anywhere, anytime, without due process of law, at the discretion of the government alone;
Whereas, on the 15th of December, 2011, the Senate of these United States voted in favor of the same bill;
Whereas, on the 31st of December, 2011, the President of the United States signed the same;
Whereas, the proscription against the use of military force to police the populous has been an essential feature of American civic life and civic liberty since the arrival of our civilization upon this continent;
Whereas, the wanton violation of this proscription was one of the chief causes of the separation of the American peoples from their government in Great Britain;
Whereas, the Constitution so chartering the government of these United States does not grant this power;
Whereas, the Constitution forbids the addition of any power not enumerated to the general government;
Whereas, the use of such draconian measures has been an essential feature of the enforcement of tyranny by totalitarian governments of the 20th century, including, but not limited to, the Nationalist-Socialist government of Germany, the fascist government of Italy, the government of the United Soviet Socialist Republics, and the government of Vietnam;
Whereas, the use of such draconian measures is carefully calculated to quash all political dissent amongst a captive people;
Whereas, the codification of such draconian measures effectively nullifies all civil liberties the people may hope to hold;
Whereas, the codification of such draconian measures are the last act in the quest to hold a people captive to the rapacious will of their government without recourse;
And whereas, the codification of such draconian measures is an act of war against the populous at large;
Therefore, be it declared that a STATE OF WAR formally exists between the Government of these United States and the People of these United States.
We, the People of these United States, declare any and all attempts to enforce the provisions of HR 1540 to be unlawful, void, and of no force.
We, declare ALL WHO voted in favor of HR 1540, and ALL WHO attempt to enforce HR 1540 to be traitors to these United States, punishable under law.
We, SHALL DISOBEY, APPREHEND, OR RESIST WITH DEADLY FORCE, in our discretion, any person who attempts to enforce the provisions of HR 1540.
We, SHALL NOT aggress against any employee of any American government who shall not attempt to enforce or aid and abet the enforcement of HR 1540, they being as trapped as the rest of the populous.
Such STATE OF WAR shall continue until HR 1540 is stricken from the code of law, and all who had hand in HR 1540 are brought to justice under due process of law.
Signed and witnessed by we, the individual citizens of these United States, below:
4 comments:
oh my! Snowing in the south!
Dropped to the low 40s here last night. That's plenty cold enough for me. I really, really don't wanna have to buy socks :-)
I have not seen snow since 1987 and if I never see it again it will be too soon. Makes my joints hurt
Eric, it's all part of my dastardly fiendish plan, to let them get fat and multiply....thereby providing plenty of stock for squirrel dumpling when the current recession gets to it's lowest point sometime next winter.
You might even call it treerat farming.
Murphy's Law dictated I was 50 miles away, in Commerce, at a soldier's funeral when the snow hit. Drove right thru athens on the way home...woulda waved at ya (figuratively speaking), but kinda needed both hands on the wheel to avoid sliding into a ditch or another car.
This is the one time I'm glad i lived in NJ and learned how to drive in serious snow. :)
BTW - email me and remind me to tell you the story of my civil war ancestor I discovered and my adventure on Moreland Ave (!!!) visiting his gravesite. :)
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