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Or just unable to obtain a concealed carry permit? Do the laws vary a great deal from state to state?

We've talked with the Mazda dealership and went through the routine the man we spoke with said would reset it. We've disconnected the battery and removed fuses--nothing has worked! My truck is out of gas (grin), and we're stranded until morning. Hopefully we won't have any emergencies!

Might as well put the whole population on the list and save on administrative expenses. If everyone is a terrorist, no one is a terrorist.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EyepRjQV55Q

http://willienelsonpri.com/a-peaceful-solution-sto...

http://willienelsonpri.com/

"A Peaceful Solution"

There is a peaceful solution. It’s called a peace revolution.

Now let’s take back America.

There’s a war and we’re in it, but I know we can win it.

So let’s take back America.

It’s a dream, so believe it.

Now get ready to receive it.

And let’s take back America.

*bridge by Jan Lewis

Don’t forget the Constitution.

There’s a war against that too.

There’s a war on Evolution.

There’s a war against the Truth.

And when the war is over and we’ve won it

let’s remember how we done it so we don’t have to do it again.

There is a peaceful solution. It’s called a peace revolution.

Now let’s take back America.

There’s a war and we’re in it, but I know we can win it.

Now let’s take back America.

There was a peace resolution

and a peaceful revolution

and the peaceful solution saved Americ

A relatively obscure Japanese company called Genepax has allegedly developed the technology to quickly break down water into its components of H2 and O2, then re-combine them through injection into an engine cylinder, spark them back into H2O (water) and away you go merrily down the road, leaving an exhaust trail of nothing more benign than pure water.

Possible? Con?

http://dougwead.wordpress.com/2008/05/19/how-a-gop...

http://dougwead.wordpress.com/2008/06/12/ron-pauls...

Doug Wead “is a presidential historian, philanthropist and New York Times bestselling author. He was a special assistant to the president in the George Herbert Walker Bush White House,” (from his website) and is the man who coined the term “compassionate conservative.”

Consider this:

Each of us lives in a slightly different reality. In order to communicate, we must enter a shared reality together. Anyone who can’t do this with you will appear to be insane from your perspective. If there is an objective reality, then insanity is an inability to accurately perceive and model that reality. If reality is co-created by our thoughts, however, then insanity could be defined as an inability to cooperatively co-create a shared reality which permits effective communication with others. When you stretch your paradigms so far that they break the shared reality experienced with other people, then from the perspective of other people, you’d appear to be insane or missing, meaning that you can’t communicate. This is what happens when you sleep. Your mind is off in another reality, and you need to be pulled back into a common reality in order for someone to talk to you. Someone who is awake can’t communicate with you without waking you up, and you can’t communicate

YES IT IS!

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Stunning Victory Against Judicial Supremacy

May 21, 2008 Eagle Forum

The media have been telling us to watch the gun-control case now before the U.S. Supreme Court, where we await a decision about Americans' Second Amendment rights. But the Second Circuit Court of Appeals just handed down an equally important gun decision that has additional implications against judicial supremacy.

The Second Circuit, which convenes in New York City, shot down the [gun control proponents] longtime dream of achieving gun control by suing gun manufacturers for crimes committed by firearms. In a remarkable decision, this federal appellate court dismissed City of New York v. Beretta U.S.A. Corp. (pdf) and protected gun corporations against frivolous lawsuits in state and federal courts. Article continues:

http://www.eagleforum.org/column/2008/may08/08-05-...

http://www.ca2.uscourts.gov:8080/isysnative/RDpcT3...

I could understand if questions pertaining to Y!A 'only' were in this category, but you see all types of questions here. What am I missing?

Clinton supporters are compiling a list with the facts for each state regarding write-in votes. If you are unsure about your state rules contact the office of the Secretary of State (most states).

http://www.writehillaryin.com/Write_In_Facts_by_St...

The outcome depends on whether enough Americans will admit that the real war we are in is a war against the corporate state, against the fascism that has perverted our Free Enterprise constitutional system. It is a war that will end only when one side is destroyed, when Americans are openly enslaved or the Fascist system is cast off and dismantled.That is how it must be because winner-take-all is what the corporate state wants. We must recognize that.

Who makes the rules?

I googled my screen name and found a lot of my answers and questions appeared as comments on blogs I had never visited. Also, in the forums it appeared as if I was a registered user in that particular forum. Is this how the questions and answers appear if someone (another Y!A user) has Y!A embedded in their particular web site?

I know that some of us have been supporters since the beginning of his current campaign, and some for much longer--since his first presidential bid in 1988 (and before).

I'm really curious about the percentage of supporters who where firmly opposed to Dr. Paul, but became supporters after researching and studying him and his positions, beliefs, ideas, ideals, proposed solutions, etc.

Also, of the original supporters, do you know of many who would fit in the above category? Did you have a hand in changing their minds? If so, what was it that finally helped them to realize that Ron Paul would really be a great thing for our country, our liberty and freedom? Thanks! =)

If a dog is man's best friend, is a cat the cool kid who snubbed you in the 9th grade?

Does cheese make or ruin a burger?

Do you prefer your steak to be half raw or about become charcoal?

Is more than a mouthful really a waste?

Does killing time damage eternity?

What should you do if you see an endangered animal eating an endangered plant?

How much deeper would oceans be if sponges didn't live there?

Have you ever imagined a world with no hypothetical situations?

GoodSearch search engine donates half its advertising revenue, about a penny per search, to the charities its users designate.

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(Since this is sponsored by Yahoo!, maybe it won't be deleted)