Make America Ours Again: Anonymous Patriots Ask Patriot Cells to Activate New Message

a reply to: JinMI

Did you specify it wasn't aimed at me? If not, apologies.

a reply to: BO XIAN

Barkeep! Another round for my buddy, Bo!

a reply to: olaru12

Then it doesn't apply to you and why should I waste effort to explain?

a reply to: BubbaJoe

Oh, I served, BubbaJoe. Don't assume.

My country took me in at 16. They tossed me in the dirt, yelled at me, fed me chicken every single gdamned day, and finally shoved a weapon in my hands and shipped my terrified ass overseas. I was a green kid from Illinois.

Yeah, I served.

a reply to: Gryphon66

If you take violent action against our government (at any level), our institutions or our way-of-life, you're a traitor and a domestic terrorist.

I spoke only of nonviolence so your spin can just stop.

a reply to: DBCowboy

We use pigeons, ravens, and gyrfalcons for the truly sensitive stuff.

originally posted by: MrSpad
More Orlando is a false flag drivel. Pretty much for me anybody who starts calling themselves a patriot or patriot group is about the last thing from it.

So I take it that you know EVERYTHING about these patriot groups, know EACH AND EVERY one of them, and know ALL their members, and know about ALL the people that are unaffiliated that call themselves patriots. This HAS to be the case, no? Because if you didn't, that would mean that you are prejudging and automatically disqualifying a person or group of people based upon your preconceived ideas about them. But I know that can't be the case because that would make you an ignorant bigot, and that just doesn't make sense.

a reply to: Annee

Arizona kicked them out because the fact was that they were criminals, not patriots. Chomos, druggies, thieves, and murderers are what they actually were.

originally posted by: NewzNose
a reply to: DBCowboy

We use pigeons, ravens, and gyrfalcons for the truly sensitive stuff.

That's actually quite brilliant in this day in age.

Arizona Minutemen criminals...

Chris Simcox

Former border vigilante Chris Simcox probably won't be getting any Father's Day cards in jail, judging from the testimony of three of his daughters on Monday, during the Minuteman Project co-founder's ongoing trial on six counts of child molestation and furnishing pornography to minors. Two of the daughters who took the stand are under the age of 10. Both are his children with ex-wife Alena Simcox; one of them alleges sexual abuse. The third daughter is an adult, his child from a previous marriage, who alleges that Simcox molested her on three different occasions when she was young.
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J.T. Ready...

On May 2, 2012, Ready entered his home in Gilbert, Arizona, and fatally shot his girlfriend Lisa, her daughter Amber, Amber's boyfriend, Jim Hiott, and Amber's infant daughter Lilly. He then fatally shot himself. A 9-1-1 call made from the house referred to an argument before the call was interrupted by gunfire. A teenager in the house at the time was in her bedroom and heard an argument, but survived the incident without being shot. Victims: Lisa Mederos, age 47, Ready's girlfriend. She is believed to have made the first 9-1-1 call and was found dead inside the home. Amber Mederos, 23, Lisa's daughter with Hugo Mederos. She was found dead inside the home. Lilly Mederos, 15 months, Amber's daughter. She was initially found alive inside the home, but was pronounced dead at the hospital. Jim Hiott, 24, Amber's fiancee, an Army veteran who served in Afghanistan. He was found dead outside the home near Ready's body.

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Although there is the caveat that initial reports conflict with the OS in Ready's case.

Shawna Forde...

On May 30, 2009, 29-year-old Raul Flores, Jr., and his daughter, 9-year-old Brisenia Ylianna Flores, were murdered at their home in Arivaca, Arizona, during a robbery by Shawna Forde, Jason Eugene Bush, and Albert Gaxiola. Both Raul and Brisenia were born in the United States and were thus American citizens, as is Gina Gonzalez, the victims' wife and mother, who survived the attack.

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Basically, even hard line immigration enforcement defenders had had enough. They were kicked out y their actions, not because of their stated purpose.

originally posted by: NewzNose
a reply to: olaru12

Then it doesn't apply to you and why should I waste effort to explain?

It applies to everyone if this is a call to support a cause....






That's what I thought, just rhetoric, adolescent bravado and empty meaningless BS!

originally posted by: Arizonaguy
a reply to: Annee

Arizona kicked them out because the fact was that they were criminals, not patriots. Chomos, druggies, thieves, and murderers are what they actually were.

Not true actually.

They refused to stay off Native American land.

I see you're in Phoenix. Us in SW AZ - - - consider Phoenix about as connected as New York.

a reply to: NewzNoseThis is good, no, very good to hear. Would that more people could hold to these ideals. Yet, to my point Newz, how many peaceful protests have gone beyond the control of the non violent and been lost to those who aren't? As much as I strive to hold to the principles you exemplify I have seen to many go sour to believe they can be kept peaceful. Knowing that going in should always be remembered.

originally posted by: NewzNose
a reply to: Gryphon66

If you take violent action against our government (at any level), our institutions or our way-of-life, you're a traitor and a domestic terrorist.

I spoke only of nonviolence so your spin can just stop.

Oh, you're just a keyboard warrior ... I'm not worried about you.

There are folks out there, however, that are serious and need to be stopped.

a reply to: olaru12

Think whatever you like, makes zero different to the facts , the reality, or tbe call. I care not what you think, approve or disapproave of.

a reply to: Gryphon66

Just? You amuse me with your post-pubescent uluations.

a reply to: TerryMcGuire

There is a first tine for everything. The pen is mightier than the sword.

a reply to: NewzNose

Peace

a reply to: Annee

Uh...no. I lived in Sahuarita for a few years, so I know Southern Arizona quite well. The Indian trespassing is only part of the story. If their purpose was legitimate and they were stand up people they would still be there. For better or for worse, this is Az. The authorities fight the Indians on almost everything

originally posted by: Arizonaguy
a reply to: Annee

Uh...no. I lived in Sahuarita for a few years, so I know Southern Arizona quite well. The Indian trespassing is only part of the story. If their purpose was legitimate and they were stand up people they would still be there. For better or for worse, this is Az. The authorities fight the Indians on almost everything

Yeah, I know. Yuma.

No, they would not still be there.