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[Pax]

I also don't see to

• many guys like FDR and Churchill...

Philosophical brethren of Roosevelt and Churchill are, indeed, alive and well in Amerika and the western world.  However, to put the word "leader" next to any of them, including the aforementioned, is a vile oxymoron.  That these men were the supposed "leaders" of their countries in a demonic, unnecessary war against our central European brethren - bankrupting and enslaving their respective countries to international banksterism simultaneously - is what broken, psychotic men do; not "leaders" to be lauded or emulated.

[Monroe Native]

FDR did more to destroy this country then any other single person I can think of.

[Frenchfry]

FDR did more to destroy this country then any other single person I can think of.

Well I guess that could be called drug-induced Bush amnesia.

[Pax]

    There's a 30+ minute video interview on the web-page @ 50 year old Navy Veteran Detained for Evaluation, Gun Permit and Firearms Confiscated but it's summed up here:

My name is David A Schmecker. If possible I’d like to get my story known to as many people as possible.

To make this as brief as possible I live in Connecticut and I’m 50 years old and I’m an honorably discharged disabled NAVY veteran. I don’t have a psychiatric past or a criminal past.

Feb 5th 2013 my veterans hospital primary care doctor called my home and heard a message on my answering machine he said sounded peculiar and the VA contacted the local police to perform a wellness check.

The police came to my home and without any justification whatsoever, hauled me away for a psychiatric evaluation to a local hospital. I submitted to their forceful insistence under duress and fear of arrest or worse. I wasn’t arrested and no crime was committed nor any threats made to myself or others.

They confiscated my guns and pistol permit. I was released two days later from the evaluation on my on recognizance I have since attempted to use the courts and attorneys to fight the revocation of my pistol permit. Then on top of everything else, the bills from the short stay at the hospital and ems bills they billed me and what I had to pay the attorney adds up to a large amount of money.

I’m just a nobody so there is obviously a campaign orchestrated to disarm law abiding citizens and the Veterans Administration has found a loophole in the system to do it. Because I’m a nobody they feel empowered to be able to do this to me.

I must be the tip of the ice burg of this campaign and they are testing the waters to see what they can get away with and with whom. They have messed with my life and my rights. If I wasn’t hurt I could just walk away from the VA but I utilize their benefit for all of my healthcare needs. I am very concerned about where this country is headed.

David’s Contact Info: diamondznrust@att.net

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I do know that at one time if a parent took a child to a place in Toledo callled Charter Behaviorable something or other they would keep the child whether the parent agreed or not.
I had a coworker with a 13 14 yr old that had issues and wouldn't behave.  One day the mother took him to this place thinking it would scare him.  She expected someone there to just talk to him which they did but they decided he had a problem and kept him.  I am not sure anymore but i think he was in some rehab place downtown for 6 months.

[Pax]

If there's any thread that's not going away anytime soon it would be one remarkably like this one.  All the jabber-jawing from the supposed shepherds lately has been about keeping firearms out of the hands of the mentally-challenged, "veterans," and whomever the hell else they can label as "unfit."

Sheriff Bradshaw and the Palm Beach County Psihuska

"What does it hurt," asked Sheriff Ric Bradshaw of Florida’s Palm Beach County, "to have somebody knock on the door and ask, ‘Hey, is everything OK?’"

The answer to that question obviously depends on the identity of the "Somebody" who is making that inquiry. What Sheriff Bradshaw had in mind was a strike force composed of deputies, social workers, and "mental health" professionals from a "Behavioral Sciences Unit" (BSU) who would be on-call twenty-four hours a day, ready to be deployed to visit the homes of what the Soviets used to call "socially dangerous people." In the Soviet Union, such people would often be involuntarily committed to a psihuska, or psychiatric prison.

"We want people to call us if the guy down the street says he hates the government, hates the mayor and he’s gonna shoot him," Bradhsaw told the Palm Beach Post in describing the BSU, which would be funded through a $1 million grant from the state government. That grant hasn’t been formalized, but if the state legislature balks, it’s quite likely the Feds will chip in: In a speech last February 6 to the Alliance of DelRay Residential Organizations, Bradshaw said that he would prefer to fund the unit "through a federal grant."
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   So the keywords there are but a few, but ever so important: the vilification of "veterans" and "pro-second-amendment-types" continues apace via the "psychiatry" card.  Label them as nuts, fruitcakes, unstable, et al, and take away their arms under the color of law.  Good job, lefties, you've found yourselves labelling some of your fellow men as unfit to live unobserved - and would be the first sissies to cry foul if the same label were attached to your own stupid selves...