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• Make it a Million: Member of Saudi Royal Family Offers Additional $900,000 for Kidnapping an Israeli Soldier

  October 29, 2011 at 5:43pm

  HA ! I’ll do better than that, I’ll give $1.50 to whoever beheads whats’is name, the Saudi prince. (that‘s all he’s worth)

• Black Activist Releases Vid of Houston Police Beating 15-Year-Old Suspect

  February 6, 2011 at 1:36pm

  Well now,….I’ve been burglarized a couple of times over the years. Those folks who also have been burglarized will, no doubt, unanimously agree with me; had I caught this crook in my home, I would have shot and killed him, regardless of race. In my view, a burglars worth is about equal to that of filth.
  But, even though the police are important in our society, and necessary, their role is restricted exclusively to apprehending criminals and otherwise enforcing the law. They must never mete out punishment beyond the minimum that is required to accomplish their duties. Punishment is the domain of the courts only and, by extension, the prisons and jails.
  These police persons, from what I can see in the video, are guilty of a crime.

• FCC Working With Al Sharpton to Let HIM Drag Rush and Others in FRONT OF A PUBLIC HEARING to Explain Themselves

  December 21, 2010 at 4:32pm

  First, I know of no law that makes it a crime to be a racist. Secondly, No one is protected, by law, from being “offended”. On a further note, I don’t believe it is illegal to use the “N” word or any other ethnic slur. Am I wrong here?

• Former Military Personnel: UFOs Eyed Our Nukes

  September 29, 2010 at 1:08pm

  In reply to Thunderstorm 316.

  Could it be that space aliens actually are the entity that we know as GOD? I have heard far more bizzar descriptions of GOD.

• Former Military Personnel: UFOs Eyed Our Nukes

  September 29, 2010 at 12:00am

  Ummm,….Seein‘ as how we’re pretty sure there is no other intelligent life in our own solar system, these “spacecraft” ,then, must be traveling here from another star that has a habitable planet. I’m no astronomer, but even if it’s the next star over, how far away is that? Now, let’s just say, “they” have the ability to accelerate their craft to near the speed of light, about 186,000 miles per second. Has anyone posting here thought about how LONG that trip might take? Wouldn’t that time be measured in years? Plus, I doubt that the next star over has any planets.