Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

is it Brett girl?

I actually find alot of good stuff on infowars and prison planet. Yes, they severely embellish stories but they usually provide a source from a reputable outlet. Then you can do research from there. But, they do "report" on some things you have a hard time finding on the mainstream sites.

GS78 wrote:I don't go out of my way to visit snopes either. I usually hit three or four news sites (that have a decent reputation) and usually you can formulate a pretty good understanding of whats going on. Remeber the National Enquirer was the one that broke the Bret girls story.....

Are you saying the National Enquirer has a decent reputation?

tursiops wrote:

GS78 wrote:I don't go out of my way to visit snopes either. I usually hit three or four news sites (that have a decent reputation) and usually you can formulate a pretty good understanding of whats going on. Remeber the National Enquirer was the one that broke the Bret girls story.....

Are you saying the National Enquirer has a decent reputation?

That depends on your starting point doesn't it? A fact is that while a democratic presidential candidate was publicly denying any involvement with another woman, the National Enquirer was proving him to be a world class LIAR. It kind of reminded me of Clinton and his categorical denials of the truth.

I was stationed at FT Hood from 1999-2002 with the 1/227 aviation regt. President Bush used to fly in on Air Fore One at the airfield where I worked on Apache Longbow helicopters to go to his ranch in Crawford Texas. So I imagine both president Bush's are very familiar with the base. The real story should be the fact that soldier's can't carry a weapon on base. Why can't we trust our troops to defend themselves as they defend us? I hope President Bush did visit the troops in the hospital but even more I hope the lesson that my fellow soldiers paid for in blood won't be ignored. Let our troops be armed on base and stop the political correct paranoia that made everyone scared to report the coward that did the shooting. No one wanted to appear insensitive to his muslim faith and risk their careers so good men died. That scumbag needs to be executed at FT Hood, publicly.

firstcavapache64 wrote:I was stationed at FT Hood from 1999-2002 with the 1/227 aviation regt. President Bush used to fly in on Air Fore One at the airfield where I worked on Apache Longbow helicopters to go to his ranch in Crawford Texas. So I imagine both president Bush's are very familiar with the base. The real story should be the fact that soldier's can't carry a weapon on base. Why can't we trust our troops to defend themselves as they defend us? I hope President Bush did visit the troops in the hospital but even more I hope the lesson that my fellow soldiers paid for in blood won't be ignored. Let our troops be armed on base and stop the political correct paranoia that made everyone scared to report the coward that did the shooting. No one wanted to appear insensitive to his muslim faith and risk their careers so good men died. That scumbag needs to be executed at FT Hood, publicly.

EXACTLY.

GS78 wrote:

firstcavapache64 wrote:I was stationed at FT Hood from 1999-2002 with the 1/227 aviation regt. President Bush used to fly in on Air Fore One at the airfield where I worked on Apache Longbow helicopters to go to his ranch in Crawford Texas. So I imagine both president Bush's are very familiar with the base. The real story should be the fact that soldier's can't carry a weapon on base. Why can't we trust our troops to defend themselves as they defend us? I hope President Bush did visit the troops in the hospital but even more I hope the lesson that my fellow soldiers paid for in blood won't be ignored. Let our troops be armed on base and stop the political correct paranoia that made everyone scared to report the coward that did the shooting. No one wanted to appear insensitive to his muslim faith and risk their careers so good men died. That scumbag needs to be executed at FT Hood, publicly.

EXACTLY.

I agree 1000% and am very surprised at how some officers feel about guns. Many that I work with are antis...some big time...go figure. It is way over my head how someone sworn to protect and defend the Constitution (and place themselves in harms way to do so - with a gun even) can be so staunchly against a citizen's Constitutional right to own and carry a gun.

zephyp wrote:

GS78 wrote:

firstcavapache64 wrote:I was stationed at FT Hood from 1999-2002 with the 1/227 aviation regt. President Bush used to fly in on Air Fore One at the airfield where I worked on Apache Longbow helicopters to go to his ranch in Crawford Texas. So I imagine both president Bush's are very familiar with the base. The real story should be the fact that soldier's can't carry a weapon on base. Why can't we trust our troops to defend themselves as they defend us? I hope President Bush did visit the troops in the hospital but even more I hope the lesson that my fellow soldiers paid for in blood won't be ignored. Let our troops be armed on base and stop the political correct paranoia that made everyone scared to report the coward that did the shooting. No one wanted to appear insensitive to his muslim faith and risk their careers so good men died. That scumbag needs to be executed at FT Hood, publicly.

EXACTLY.

I agree 1000% and am very surprised at how some officers feel about guns. Many that I work with are antis...some big time...go figure. It is way over my head how someone sworn to protect and defend the Constitution (and place themselves in harms way to do so - with a gun even) can be so staunchly against a citizen's Constitutional right to own and carry a gun.

Those in authoritative position over the general public(politicians) and even some High command (military) are really continuing in the longheld policies of fuedalism. In exchange for their "protection" the surfs(taxpayer) toils on the land and hands over the proceeds to the machine(state). in other words, "its good work if you can find it".........