https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vEk-GRlw08

FK – The enemies of our enemies are still our enemies.

Georgia’s Safe Carry Protections Act went into effect on Tuesday, July 1, and nearly everyone had an opinion about it. The bill, which passed both houses overwhelmingly and was signed into law by Governor Nathan Deal, expands the places where gun owners with licenses to carry may exercise their Second Amendment rights, including churches, schools, bars, and some government buildings.

It also expands the state’s “stand your ground” law so that it applies to those who have been previously convicted of felonies. In addition, the new law prevents a police officer from demanding without cause a person with a gun to produce his or her license to carry it.

Deal exulted, calling it “a great day to reaffirm our liberties,” adding, “The Second Amendment should never be an afterthought. It should be at the front of our minds.”

FK – The foundation of the problem is that so many think the government of the people by the people is ‘allowed’ to ‘allow’ us to do do anything.

The dense among us can’t comprehend that if no one or their property has been harmed then no ‘natural’ law has been broken.

Should it really infuriate the conservative viewership of Fox News that the company also donates to Democrats? After all, are political parties not constantly blaming media outlets for being bias? What would it say about the state of media in America if companies and their journalists only donated to one specific party? More troubling, what does it say about Americans that some are upset over the fact that Fox News and its employees are donating to Democrats in addition to Republicans? Do we really want our media to be non-bias, or do we simply want it to follow our own bias?

FK – Faux Newz is part of the problem. They push blind patriotism and anti-ragheadism when our biggest enemies are right here. Bring the troops home and have them hunt “Liberal”(commie) trash.

They swaggered through the jewelry store.
They thought they’d have some fun.
They’d seen cool gangstas on YouTube.
Like those, they had a gun.

But then they nearly peed their pants
‘Cause the owner of the store
Emerged with loaded 12-gage.*
They went racing for the door.

Run, you cowards, run!
‘Cause you’re no match
you’re no match
For a grandpa with a gun!

FK – The rest of this is pretty good too…

Plant Community Interactions under Elevated CO2
A number of experiments have found that some plant species that respond positively to elevated CO2 when grown alone experience decreased growth under elevated CO2 when grown in mixed plant communities (Poorter & Navas 2003). This effect likely results because the direct positive effects of elevated CO2 are outweighed by negative effects due to stimulation of the growth of competitors. Rising atmospheric concentrations of CO2 may therefore lead to changes in the composition of plant communities, as some species reap more of an advantage from the increased CO2 than do others. In mixed-species experiments under high fertility conditions, C4 plants decrease as a proportion of the biomass of plant communities under elevated CO2. Similarly, under low fertility conditions, legumes increase as a proportion of the biomass of plant communities under elevated CO2 (Poorter & Navas 2003).
Summary

Current evidence suggests that that the concentrations of atmospheric CO2 predicted for the year 2100 will have major implications for plant physiology and growth. Under elevated CO2 most plant species show higher rates of photosynthesis, increased growth, decreased water use and lowered tissue concentrations of nitrogen and protein. Rising CO2 over the next century is likely to affect both agricultural production and food quality. The effects of elevated CO2 are not uniform; some species, particularly those that utilize the C4 variant of photosynthesis, show less of a response to elevated CO2 than do other types of plants. Rising CO2 is therefore likely to have complex effects on the growth and composition of natural plant communities.

FK – Don’t know much about biology, but I know we can’t blindly trust either ‘side’ in this debate.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMREFxPwoaU

FK – How far are we from ‘shoot, shovel and shut up?’

If there is any doubt about the hatred that Harry Reid and the Senate Democrats hold for the Second Amendment, that hatred was made apparent last week.

To review the bidding: The Senate was slated, last week, to consider amendments to the giant appropriations bill funding the Justice and Commerce Departments.

Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) had submitted an amendment to prohibit Attorney General Eric Holder from continuing Operation Choke Point — a program designed to shut down gun stores by forcing banks to dry up their credit and to stop processing their credit card purchases.

FK – Gridlock is good. Now shut down the BATF Nazi trash and try them for treason and execute them for enforcing evil laws that don’t belong in a free country. Then repeal GCA ’68 and the NFA.

FK – One can only imagine the evil that would commence in the ‘blue’ states, which are of course really ‘red'(commie) states if they were left to their own devices. Imagine having to present a passport to cross into New York State or New Jersey and automatically having your vehicle and personal belongings searched and if they found so much as a bullet or a gun magazine or just a paper magazine or book about guns you’d get an automatic jail term, like going into Mexico or Canada is damn near already. Imagine the unmeasurable corruption that would prevail in those places.

No. The answer is an extensive and thorough “Liberal”(commie) trash season whereby we eradicate enough of the trash to restore Liberty here, from shore to shore, form border to border. Then we look at Canada and Mexico because that trash doesn’t belong on this continent.

How would conservatives — good-hearted, well-meaning, Constitution-loving conservatives who have been persuaded to join the Article V con-con camp — react if they knew that some of the leaders of that very movement were not only accepting the participation of liberals in the planning, but praising their contribution?

I suppose we’ll find out soon enough, as soon as Mark Meckler’s latest article begins being bounced around the Twittersphere and Facebook.

FK – Meckler’s article on Breitbart and my comment on it:

“States are the laboratories of  democracy,” Indiana Senate President Pro Tempore David Long said. “If something gets done properly, it doesn’t come from Washington. It comes
from the states.”

Uh huh. Send democracy to hell where it belongs. Demand Liberty. Demand a restoration of the Bill of Rights. Some to most of the delegates will have the opposite intentions in mind. You can bank on it.

I’ll go along with this if there’s a militia encampment outside the front door to immediately arrest, try for treason and execute any “Liberal”(commie) trash or republicrats that show up.

FK – And we let them vote!

All would-be voters should have to do three things:

Prove citizenship.

Prove literacy in English.

Pass a test to show they have at least a basic understanding of our history and what form of government we’re supposed to have here, i.e. a very limited representative republic not a democracy!

Why? Because a lot of the parasites the commies depend on for constituency wouldn’t bother.