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magnetar Wrote: May 16, 2012 1:55 PM
at some point the "last resort" will be no longer available kiss the 2nd good by and then you are a slave. do not count of the nobility of US armed forces, there are plenty people willing to stay with their side, just look at Wesley Clark and Petreus
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Bill110 Wrote: May 16, 2012 12:29 PM
As long as we have the freedom to vote, and spread the gospel of liberty, we must do all we can to inform the citizens. The ultimate measures are a "last resort".
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