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| Comment by:
lostone1413
(6/27/2015)
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| These shooting are staged events to further the Governments agenda on gun control. Funny you never heard of such things until the Government pulled off 9-11. If you don't think that the Government wouldn't do such a thing then your not old enough to remember the Bay Of Tonkin or you need to do some research |
| Comment by:
punch
(6/27/2015)
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| A minor correction: It was not "Bay Of Tonkin". It was the "Gulf Of Tonkin". Yes, I remember it. I served from 1965 through 1969. Little known fact: it is also known as the USS Maddox Incident. |
| Comment by:
Millwright66
(6/27/2015)
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Alas, I agree with Mr. Norris our 'modern' houses of worship are no longer sanctuaries respected by all. Indeed, quite the opposite, if the rantings of some of the more vitriolic religious zealots are ceded credence.
But I submit all of us have a vested interest in the continued health and well-being of Mr. Roof, the alleged Charleston shooter. First, because he's presently alive and available for extended interrogation and examination. Its reported he intended to commit suicide, ( or, possibly his programming failed at this point?). There is a great deal worth detailed examination in Mr. Roof's manifesto. Just as there is the background and history of the AME churches. |
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