Face it, ten of us remote control TV junkies wouldn't compare to even one determined eager to die desert freak with a AK47 and RPG that gets wiped out by the thousand a day by 50 of 'our guys'.
The most horrific armed scenerio we 'could' present would be hundreds of old tottering people in walkers toting rusty wavering shotguns shouting in weak little warbling voices, "We demand our vitamins!!!!!".
'That'.... could be a regime change.
A law that's ignored is not a law.
It's a cry for a strongly defended black market.
The law of supply and demand has NEVER been ignored.
It has ALWAYS superceded all other laws.
"Where there be a demand, there 'shall be' a supply."
That demand has always spontaniously produced, trained and funded the exact degree and army of numbers of midnight guerrilla desparados and underground support networks it takes to satisfy it.
"THAT" is the American way.
Ode [Owns several guns and wonders why...maybe as currency with the desparados?]
Hey dude, trade ya a case of ammo for a case of vitamin C? [Makes those tin cans feel a lot safer.]
Ode [Great white soup can killer and sometime bottle hunter.]
Southern legacy: No discarded washing machine shall exist without a number of small expensive holes in it.
At 10:14 AM 12/5/2004 -0700, you wrote:
>>>>
It seems to me that our founding fathers also wrote of something called bearing arms. I'm sure that some intelligent research into that area, and into the reasons why they wrote it, will lead to proper conclusions. Not that I own any "arms" mind you, but there is (in my opinion) sound reasoning behind the reasons that I could own them if I felt the need.<<<<
-James Allison
----- Original Message -----
From: <mailto:drd...@mindspring.com>David W Kenney
To: <mailto:silver-list@eskimo.com>silver-list@eskimo.com
Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2004 9:35 AM
Subject: RE: CS>FDA, silver and CODEX
George:
Your idea of fighting a situation that is disagreeable such as the vitamin issue simply by purchasing a gun is one of the reasons the powers that be are able to sneak these things in on the unsuspecting public. Our forefathers set up a system of voting people who spoke for us to make the laws so anything that happens is in the end our fault. We should first find out what the people we elected voted on the thing we dont like and if he voted for it get rid of him/her and let them know why.
Then, since our legal system and legislators might not care what the people think anymore then make sure you have the gun .and ammo. But exhaust the system first.
Dr. Kenney
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From: George [mailto:in...@dragonbyte.net]
Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2004 7:50 AM
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CS>FDA, silver and CODEX
Ken,
Here are a couple of good places to start...the horses mouth as it were. A little bit of research will reveal that the commission began in 1963! Worldwide in 2005? I'm not how much more 'worldwide' it could be since the last commission had members from 160 countries.
http://www.codexalimentarius.net/web/index_en.jsp#
http://www.fsis.usda.gov/regulations_&_policies/Codex_Alimentarius/index.asp
It seems that the folks making the loudest noises about this are the same folks who, when the Patriot Act was passed, placed themselves in cattle cars and sent themselves to the Gulag. Some folks live their lives in such fear that every little thing that can be extropolated into a personal threat drives them to near catatonia. This list contains more than its share of these types.
Myself, I just buy another rifle and case of ammo. Then in the spring I find another neighbor who needs help putting in a garden.
George
--Original Message Text---
From: Ken & Nancy
Date: Sun, 5 Dec 2004 00:36:21 -0800
Actually, bbanever, that's a very good point. If CODEX is really all it's cracked up to be, why isn't every vitamin company, especially the big ones, getting busy popularizing this problem so a real anti effort gets underway?
I think I will start looking into this issue a little more, though.
-Ken Bagwell
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