No More Guns....If he UN Succeeds.
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Same post as I put here. Be a cold day in hell before they get mine
And yes they are trying very hard. This will be one more right we all lose. This is why many guns are not registered - can't find them if they don't know who has them.This is not just a scare tactic - check out england and australia
And yes they are trying very hard. This will be one more right we all lose. This is why many guns are not registered - can't find them if they don't know who has them.This is not just a scare tactic - check out england and australia
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sidepipe49
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As of august of 08 missouri residence no longer have to register your pistols. I know this for a fact. I checked with Jeff. City After the Wayne county sheriff told me that. Phillip Burton is his name,Sheriff of Wayne county Mo.
Hey buddy. Welcome back. What's been going on?
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Yeah IF it's OK to go OT, what's up sidepipes? 
Gun control
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Warning to us years ago from alexander solzhenitsyn
"Man has forgotten God, that is why this has happened" was Solzhenitsyn's response when questioned about the decline of modern culture.
A Russian author, Solzhenitsyn was imprisoned for eight years by Joseph Stalin, as he described in his autobiography, Les Prix Nobel:
"I was arrested on the grounds of what the censorship had found in my correspondence with a school friend, mainly because of certain disrespectful remarks about Stalin, although we referred to him in disguised terms.
A further basis for the 'charge' were drafts of stories and reflections which had been found in my map case."
He wrote "The Gulag Archipelago" for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature, 1970, but the Communist government did not allowed him to leave the country to accept it.
Finally, under international pressure, the Soviet Union expelled him on FEBRUARY 13, 1974.
The following year in Washington, D.C., Alexander Solzhenitsyn warned:
"I...call upon America to be more careful...because they are trying to weaken you...to disarm your strong and magnificent country in the face of this fearful threat- one that has never been seen before in the history of the world."
"Man has forgotten God, that is why this has happened" was Solzhenitsyn's response when questioned about the decline of modern culture.
A Russian author, Solzhenitsyn was imprisoned for eight years by Joseph Stalin, as he described in his autobiography, Les Prix Nobel:
"I was arrested on the grounds of what the censorship had found in my correspondence with a school friend, mainly because of certain disrespectful remarks about Stalin, although we referred to him in disguised terms.
A further basis for the 'charge' were drafts of stories and reflections which had been found in my map case."
He wrote "The Gulag Archipelago" for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature, 1970, but the Communist government did not allowed him to leave the country to accept it.
Finally, under international pressure, the Soviet Union expelled him on FEBRUARY 13, 1974.
The following year in Washington, D.C., Alexander Solzhenitsyn warned:
"I...call upon America to be more careful...because they are trying to weaken you...to disarm your strong and magnificent country in the face of this fearful threat- one that has never been seen before in the history of the world."