User Profile: Arizona4Ever

Arizona4Ever

Member Since: October 17, 2010

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  • Mexican gov’t is basically owned lock, stock and barrel by the cartels. Do we really want _them_ knowing our personal info? I sure as heck don’t. Something needs to be done about this random sharing of Americans’ registration information.

  • Maybe they should get patriotic and take their own country back rather than simply abandoning it? Just saying….

  • Ruby Ridge happened under George HW Bush, Mr. New World Order himself (remember that speech he gave?); and Waco happened under Clinton. We have one-party government, with two factions – Socialist and Socialist Lite. Beck has even said so himself. Quit thinking this is about Republican VS Democrat — it’s corrupt gov’t VS the People. We haven’t had an honest administration in office since Abraham Lincoln.

  • It’s one thing if the The Blaze TV (of which I am a longtime subscriber, dating back to the Insider Extreme days) wants to attempt to debunk the Sandy Hook conspiracy, but it’s quite another to lump everyone questioning the incident into one giant pile and labeling them “Sandy Hook Truthers.” Either you are or you aren’t for “questioning” things that are confusing or otherwise make no sense, like Sandy Hook. There is is too much going on there, the gov’t being too secretive about this particular incident – much more so than the other ones, including Columbine. Some of us question whether it happened at all, while others (like me) don’t doubt that the event happened, but are convinced that a cover-up is happening in order to capitalize on this to create a public sentiment for disarming the country. Glenn himself said many times that a Reichstag event of some kind was bound to happen. When one does (and this is exactly what it is, whether it was staged or not), and people question it, they’re laughed-at on Glenn’s radio show and then we find out that Blaze researchers used Snopes (of all places) to debunk a majority of the points they brought up about the conspiracy itself. All conspiracies are just theories until they’re proven, and when the Blaze (which I supported wholeheartedly from the beginning) tries to pass this off as “debunking” is just amazing to me. What happened to the genuine curiosity and zest for “real” journalism? I doubt that I will renew my su

  • #1 — Using Snopes as a “go-to” for all your debunk sources is not debunking anything – here’s a breakdown of why Snopes isn’t the end-all/be-all in verifying sources — it consists of a man and a woman who use Google, and apparently they think that if it doesn’t show up on Google then it doesn’t exist. I’ve physically seen pages disappear after being scrubbed by Google. Read this http://www.usacarry.com/forums/off-topic/32858-snopes-got-snoped.html
    #2 – You didn’t debunk Robbie Parker’s unusual laughter prior to his interview, you simply stated that he “composed himself” before going on. While I can’t say the man didn’t have any feelings for his now-deceased child, all I’m saying is that he reminds me of Scott Peterson, in the first first days after his wife’s disappearance. While Peterson sounded upset, he didn’t look like he’d ever shed a tear. We all know how that turned out. You didn’t debunk the guns Lanza carried, either, as NBC reported a couple of days ago that Lanza had 4 handguns, not an AR-15 and two handguns as you reported.
    #3 – You say “Truther” like it’s a bad thing to want to know the truth. The reason he media can’t get its story straight is because there was some kind of cover-up and a lie to start with. Did children really die? I believe that they did. However, I don’t buy for a moment that Lanza acted alone. If wanting to know the truth about a confusing incident like Sandy Hook makes me a truther, then I’ll get the T-shirt made

  • Libs are idiots in thinking that criminals register their guns. All they’re doing with this article is singling out legal gun owners. This convenient map is published for two reasons — 1. to turn neighbors against each other, and 2., to tell anti-gun protesters where to picket/protest (especially if some of these owners seem to be in the “1%”). I hope these gun owners sue that newspaper out of existence. Public information is legal to have, and the newspaper isn’t technically breaking the law, but it’s pushing the boundaries of it. This article treats gun owners like sex offenders. Boycott Gannett.

  • Maybe the GOP needs to read Article II, Section 1, Clauses 2&3 of the Constitution. If they don’t send enough Electoral College voters to quorum, guess what? Congress has to pick the president. If the GOP had any intestinal fortitude, they’d do whatever it took to turn this around. I think they’re mostly Progressive and if the states decided to not send electoral voters, it would expose the Progressive Republicans once and for all.

  • Mr. Beck, I’m a big fan of yours & continue to be. However, when it comes to these petitions, I thought about the same things you mentioned – giving our real names to the WH, and so on. I came to two conclusions: 1., if you’ve ever posted *anything* negative on FB about this administration, they already know who you are – they’re in with Zuckerberg, everyone knows it. #2., Mr. Beck, you told us, your viewers, to “take a stand” — in other words, don’t be afraid to use our real names and protest what was going on. Your comments now go against that. We can’t just be “sunshine patriots,” we have to deal with the potential for bad things as well. That’s what being a patriot is all about. I didn’t sign the petitions only because I don’t think the WH will take them seriously. There’s some petitions on there asking humbly to legalize crystal meth, for example. I’ve already been vigorously throwing my real name out there for months on facebook, criticizing the current regime. so yeah, I fully expect a knock at my door one fine day. Until then, I’ll keep shouting as loudly as I can. ‘Nuff said.

  • Oh stop with the NDAA comments about Allen West. That’s more ‘Paulie Propaganda.’ They (Congress) were all sold a bill of goods, so to speak, as the NDAA was a larger package of stuff they renew every year. West questioned it, and was “misinformed” by the people selling him this bill (as were a large number of other Republicans) and they were also lied to about what “Indefinite detention” meant. I’m sure that knowing what he knows now, he’d take that vote back. Besides, Romney said he would have voted for it, too. Google it. Allen West is a good man and I’d trust him a LOT more than 99.9% of all the other jokers in the government,

  • Apparently 1 out 5 voters in Ohio are bogus – gee, that’s just enough to put Obama over the top in Ohio.
    http://www.humanevents.com/2012/09/17/vote-fraud-alert-one-out-of-five-registered-ohio-voters-is-bogus/#.UJrnpl7Imc0.facebook