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Reply #90 - 11/23/12 at 15:35:20
 
That's facinating stuff there WD. I love history and when there is a personal element to a historical event it becomes that much more real and interesting.

There is a great short film out (It's in our local library here) called "Echoes of the Blue & Gray" - Civil War Veterans Volume 1 William B. Styple (Director)

It contains amazing footage of Civil War veterans that was filmed between 1913 and 1938 at reunions for the the Battle of Gettysburg.

Perhaps you can find a copy of it in your neck of the woods.








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Reply #91 - 11/23/12 at 18:59:56
 
The Confederate reunions around here were 2 towns over from our place. Most of the little town historical groups have footage.

Lisa's ancestor made it until 1920, he was 89 when he died.

My favorite local gun shop has 2 really old guys that hang out as often as they can shake the great grandkids. Both were born in the 1920s to fathers (in their 80s) who had been Confederate soldiers. Both fathers had taken wives who were under 25 years old and had kids by them. They both bring in REAL battle field guns with them, muskets and Griswold revolvers that had belonged to their fathers.

Very cool.
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Reply #92 - 11/26/12 at 09:31:31
 
Starlifter wrote on 11/20/12 at 19:38:07:
"Lincoln suspended Habeas Corpus and enacted martial law in Kentucky." Steve

Yes, Kentucky was a neutral state in the civil war, later a union state. Confederate guerillas were continually slipping into Kentucky to rally, organize, and arm southern sympathizers. They also engaged in acts of sabotage and general mayhem. And so martial law was temporarily imposed to put down this mini rebellion.

"Obama is already half way there." Steve

How so are we half-way to martial law under Obama??





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I believe a movement is being orchestrated involving the disarming of citizens and the arming of the police force. I know a few articles have been posted here about police getting armored vehicles and extravagant armaments. There shouldn't be any doubt by now we are being dumbed down. I believe it's to make people easier to be controlled. The next step in this process is just to usurp total control.

Every time you do it the act becomes easier. You just need an excuse. Martial law was enacted during hurricane Sandy.

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During the Reagan regime, the agency acquired a new mandate, namely COG, or Continuity of Government. In April, 1984, Reagan signed Presidential Directive 54, authorizing FEMA to conduct a simulation of a “state of domestic national emergency,” codenamed Rex 84, or Readiness Exercise 1984. Rex 84 called for suspending the Constitution, declaring martial law, placing military commanders in charge of state and local governments, and detaining large numbers of American citizens considered to be “national security threats.”

http://www.infowars.com/nyt-on-hurricane-sandy-were-doomed-without-fema-and-b...

They already had the power. Why would they want to expand on it?

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These orders have been revised and updated throughout the years by different presidents, regardless of party affiliation. Until recently, they have operated under the premise of some great national emergency that would justify the use of such draconian measures. That premise disappeared on March 16, 2012 when Barack Obama signed Executive Order 13603, titled “National Defense Resources Preparedness”.

In this Executive Order, Obama essentially gave himself the authority to declare Martial Law in times of war or peace. Section 310 authorized the heads of “each agency engaged in procurement for the national defense” to “take appropriate action to ensure that critical components, critical technology items, essential materials, and industrial resources are available from reliable sources when needed to meet defense requirements during peacetime, graduated mobilization, and national emergency.” Throughout the document, the phrase “in peacetime and in times of national emergency” is repeatedly used. The Order outlined specific duties, assigned to the heads of all of the major federal agencies, who would form a “Defense Production Act Committee.”

http://beforeitsnews.com/alternative/2012/11/hurricane-sandy-martial-law-and-...

Nice blanket statements like that make it real easy to assume control whenever you want.


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Reply #93 - 12/12/12 at 14:51:08
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgMx2F41XD0
US Army prepares to invade the U.S.

4 minutes 33 seconds talks about disarming citizens in a time of "national emergency".

6 minutes 40 seconds in describes how the President can circumvent congress and declare a national emergency whenever he (or she; I'm progressive) decides.


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Reply #94 - 12/12/12 at 18:13:35
 
...sigh, how could anyone with common sense, or even a high school education believe in something like this??

This kind of OMG Obama is coming for our guns!!..meme is getting a little stale. It's so dumb that no one north of a psycho would put any credence to it.

No comment on it, just keep those dollars and cents coming into the NRA coffers... Grin Grin Grin

And don't forget to buy out the gun shops of arms and ammo, the country needs the business... Grin Grin Grin

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You're probably right. The local police departments have always needed tanks. They must've been under tarps this whole time and that's why no one ever saw them.


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Reply #96 - 12/14/12 at 23:04:11
 
Sorry, I don't understand the point your trying to make with these pictures??
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Reply #97 - 12/15/12 at 15:49:45
 
It's a simple fact that a more armed citizenry requires a more armed constabulary...
Police aren't paid to fight fair... if they were they'd go home every night looking a bloody mess...
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