Monday, October 22, 2012
Another One
I just wanta say Welcome to a Simple Man. Glad ta have ya here fellow patriot. Stick around ya never know what's gonna happen. Check his site out it's pretty new but he has the mind of a fellow free American who believes in his rights.
New Project
I've gotta new project under way but I can't talk about it or post pictures as it will give away the surprise for the intended recipient. Oh, well. I should be receiving a something from the Big Brown Truck Of Joy soon. And, I do get to buy a new tool to finish this project. I will post pictures in the end though.
Sunday, October 21, 2012
What You Might Find On Me
Wirecutter started this one. What you might find on me at any given moment. I carry all these at some point during an average week. Usually more than 1, well, usually more than 3.
Across the top, a generic but well made LED flashlight, then a Taurus PT-22 full of Stinger hollow points, next is a Rock Island Armory Officers model 1911 with 230 grain Gold Dots and then a Charter Arms Bulldog 44 with 146 grain Critical Defense loads. Down the left is a Gerber Folding Combat, a Gerber artifact tool and then a Gerber Mini Suspension tool. Center is an SOG Trident. Below that is an SOG Micron II and then an SOG Pentagon Elite II. On the right is a Cold Steel Spike neck knife and then my favorite a huge Cold Steel X2 Voyager. Yea, I'm usually packing heavy. Normal daily load out is a mini tool, the Micron II and one of the large knives for the edged selection The days attire tells me whether I'm packin' the .45 or the .44. And the PT22 well it is always in my pocket. Oh crap, I forgot the Davis Derringer 22 mag in my "man bag".
Let me tell ya about my man bag. It's a Craftsman nylon tool bag. In it and it's various pockets I have two different sets of gunsmith screwdriver kits, a bandanna, another flashlight, a bottle of vicadin, the 22 mag derringer with 6 extra hollow point rounds, 15 feet of 5/16 inch nylon rope, a Sharpie, a Rite In The Rain notebook and a pen. At times I stuff a book or magazine in there too. I carry the man bag every day. Then, I have a small get out alive kit in a British gas mask bag that stays in the truck always. More rope, fire making stuff, a stainless cup, some tea bags, a poncho, some tywraps, a GPS, a compass and another light, another knife and other odds and ends. I'll do a small article about it another day.
So, what's in your pockets?
Across the top, a generic but well made LED flashlight, then a Taurus PT-22 full of Stinger hollow points, next is a Rock Island Armory Officers model 1911 with 230 grain Gold Dots and then a Charter Arms Bulldog 44 with 146 grain Critical Defense loads. Down the left is a Gerber Folding Combat, a Gerber artifact tool and then a Gerber Mini Suspension tool. Center is an SOG Trident. Below that is an SOG Micron II and then an SOG Pentagon Elite II. On the right is a Cold Steel Spike neck knife and then my favorite a huge Cold Steel X2 Voyager. Yea, I'm usually packing heavy. Normal daily load out is a mini tool, the Micron II and one of the large knives for the edged selection The days attire tells me whether I'm packin' the .45 or the .44. And the PT22 well it is always in my pocket. Oh crap, I forgot the Davis Derringer 22 mag in my "man bag".
Let me tell ya about my man bag. It's a Craftsman nylon tool bag. In it and it's various pockets I have two different sets of gunsmith screwdriver kits, a bandanna, another flashlight, a bottle of vicadin, the 22 mag derringer with 6 extra hollow point rounds, 15 feet of 5/16 inch nylon rope, a Sharpie, a Rite In The Rain notebook and a pen. At times I stuff a book or magazine in there too. I carry the man bag every day. Then, I have a small get out alive kit in a British gas mask bag that stays in the truck always. More rope, fire making stuff, a stainless cup, some tea bags, a poncho, some tywraps, a GPS, a compass and another light, another knife and other odds and ends. I'll do a small article about it another day.
So, what's in your pockets?
Friday, October 19, 2012
And Nary A Drop To Drink
Today for a very late lunch (3:00PM) my boss sent me to the local grocery for a couple panini sandwiches. I gotta say this place has some good sammies! So, while waiting on the sandwiches to be pressed and grilled I was looking at a large display of those tiny little airline bottles of liquor. I found myself thinking, I'll take one of those and one of those and one of those and.......... Man I really could use a drink. I don't drink regularly but I do like my liquor now and then. No beer for me though. Gimme a shot of bourbon or tequila and I'm happy. I like premium whiskey's such as 101 proof Wild Turkey, Makers Mark and several others. As for tequila, man there are so many to choose from. Really bad skull poppers (which you don't want to choose) to really smooth and unique tasting, shooting or drinking styles. The Red Rocker Sammy Hagar has his own brand called Cabo Wabo and it has a very different taste than that of any of the other agave based tequilas. And I like shooting my tequila with all trimmin's. A lick of salt, a shot of juice and a bite of lime. Mmmmm, that's what I like. And wouldn't ya know it, we are OUT. I do get paid, twice as a matter of fact, at the end of the month though.
So, lost in my revery, I perused a couple of tattoo magazines and finally, gastronomical heaven was delivered. Toasted panini bread, ham, turkey, cheese, peppers and I don't know what all, but it is GOOD.
This morning I noticed my bad knee was feeling kinda loose and achy. By 10:30 I had to resort to my cane. It never improved and finally I had to call Cherry Pie and ask her to help me with my evening job. Gentleman, I wish y'all had a wife as good as mine. Even with that thought in my mind, I kept reverting to a certain high school football game so long ago when this injury was intentionally inflicted up on me. Thank you Sean and Clyde for settling that score.
So, lost in my revery, I perused a couple of tattoo magazines and finally, gastronomical heaven was delivered. Toasted panini bread, ham, turkey, cheese, peppers and I don't know what all, but it is GOOD.
This morning I noticed my bad knee was feeling kinda loose and achy. By 10:30 I had to resort to my cane. It never improved and finally I had to call Cherry Pie and ask her to help me with my evening job. Gentleman, I wish y'all had a wife as good as mine. Even with that thought in my mind, I kept reverting to a certain high school football game so long ago when this injury was intentionally inflicted up on me. Thank you Sean and Clyde for settling that score.
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Oh My, Where Is The WiFi?
Last night I arrived at the library I clean and one of the departing librarians told me I had an easy night ahead of me. Hmmm. In doing my my pre-cleaning walk around I do see that the place is pretty clean. Let's see, it's not Friday football night, there is no local celebration going on. What could it be? Oh, wait there's a sign. A sign saying what? The Wifi is down. WTF? The freaking WiFi is broke? Oh, my God! How can a person be expected to go to the library if the WiFi doesn't work?
This place has 16 public terminals. Sixteen terminals amid hundreds of thousands of books, cd.s and movies all in a ten thousand square feet facility. And no comes 'cause the damn WiFi, it no workee. Spoiled electronic dependent masses. Hey, here's an idea, try reading a book at the library. What a novel idea!
I do have one certain disappointment in this library.
They have alotta this...
And none of this...
And certainly none of this....
Or this either...
This place has 16 public terminals. Sixteen terminals amid hundreds of thousands of books, cd.s and movies all in a ten thousand square feet facility. And no comes 'cause the damn WiFi, it no workee. Spoiled electronic dependent masses. Hey, here's an idea, try reading a book at the library. What a novel idea!
I do have one certain disappointment in this library.
They have alotta this...
And none of this...
And certainly none of this....
Or this either...
Monday, October 15, 2012
Friday, October 12, 2012
A Ring Tailed Twister
Or , how I twisted the wick on a pitbull. A Big Dog Pitbull that is. So, the pawn shop I work in bought a Big Dog Pit Bull motorcycle. As I'm the only rider in the shop I got to do the honors and give it a test ride. Let me tell ya about this beast. The heart of it is an S&S 107 cubic inch Super Sidewinder motor. It's mated to a 5 speed tranny via a 3 inch open primary drive belt. The frame is a hard tail and has a moderate amount of rake to the front end bringing it to 40 or 42 degrees. It has a very skinny front tire and a very fat rear tire.Which makes handling somewhat poor. It's similar to this only with an orange real fire paint job. Thankfully the high rise apehanger handlebars give plenty of leverage for making turns. I don't know what the horsepower or torque ratings are but they must be in 100 to 110 hp range and 110 to 120 ft lbs. After firing this beast up I did a lap in the parking lot then headed out on the freeway. I rode a couple or three mile to the next exit, just getting a feel for the bike. I took the exit, crossed under the highway and headed up the on ramp to go back to the store. I twisted the wick a little too much in 3rd and the back tire lost traction and made a little smoke. I eased off and entered the traffic flow. Working my way over three lanes, I cracked it open a little and work up to 4th gear and hit 110 then shifted to 5th. This thing shot up to 120 in a heartbeat and the the exit was fast approaching. I made quick work of getting over to the exit lane and slowing down. Hopefully I didn't scare or piss off too many folks. I made the exit, turned under the freeway again and pulled into the parking lot. I stopped in front of the store, pulled hard on the front brake and twisted the wick hard while feathering the clutch. A cloud of smoke poured off the back tire and I eased the clutch out a little as the front brake started giving way to the horsepower and end up doing a rolling burn out. The store and bike owner ran out to see the action with a huge grin on his face. I later thanked him for making my day.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
In The Beginning....
With cool weather Cherry Pie has requested a beef potpie. So I got out the official potpie leftovers container from the freezer and gave it my magic touch. Here are the beginnings of that delectible culinary dinner treat. It's too bad we don't have a smell button on here. 'Cause it smells real good!
Just a Little Let Down
So last night I'm cleaning the library cussing up a storm over all the damn glitter everywhere. Pissed over the nasty messes in the bathrooms and then I thought, I can get this done, go home pop a vic and watch the Sons Of Anarchy. I finally got done with the pigsty library, hobbled to my truck and with the radio kicking some cool tunes I hot footed it home. Gimped my way into the house and up those damned stairs, took my meds and plopped down in the recliner. With eager anticipation I turned the TV on and searched the recorded shows. WHAT! Where are the Son's? Oh crap did it not record?Dammit! Wait just a tic. What day is it? Crap. It's Monday. The Son's Of Anarchy are on Tuesday. Son's Of Anarchy? Son of a bitch is more like it. So I watched a little of Faster, Louder and drifted off in my recliner.
Speaking of the Son's Of Anarchy, I was doing some of my morning chores at the pawnshop last Saturday when a short, heavy guy, reeking of garlic, came in looking for the owner. Turns out he's a friend of the owner. Anyway, we got to talking and he asks me who my favorite character is from the the Son's. I tell him it WAS Oppie until he got beat to death. he told me I figured that. Stating, "when I came in here and saw you I thought I was walking onto a set for the show". He went on telling me that I should get hold of the producer and apply to be Oppies long lost brother. The owner seconded this opinion. Hmmmm..
Speaking of the Son's Of Anarchy, I was doing some of my morning chores at the pawnshop last Saturday when a short, heavy guy, reeking of garlic, came in looking for the owner. Turns out he's a friend of the owner. Anyway, we got to talking and he asks me who my favorite character is from the the Son's. I tell him it WAS Oppie until he got beat to death. he told me I figured that. Stating, "when I came in here and saw you I thought I was walking onto a set for the show". He went on telling me that I should get hold of the producer and apply to be Oppies long lost brother. The owner seconded this opinion. Hmmmm..
Monday, October 8, 2012
Another Sweet Deal
In this job with the pawn shop I sees many things come and go. I see a lot of things that I am covetous of but don't have the money to buy(ask me about the Remington 660 in 6.5 Rem magnum). But I also see many smaller things that I can squeeze into my meager budget.
Here's the scenario. I had some free time and was checking my Facebook page and saw a post about Nikon's new P-223 series. I commented to the boss that I really wanted one of these in the carbine version. He walked over to what we call the buy shelf picked something up and said "like this?". I turned and what did he have in his had? A Nikon P-223 carbine version. New out of the box, never installed! I asked what the price was going to be. He told me and then told me my price on it. I could not pass it up. The next morning that sweet little 3 power went into my bag. At about 1/2 price it had to. These things retail for 140 to 160 bucks. A set of rings and it will be mounted on my Bushmaster carbine. These are really nice scopes. The carbine version has a bullet drop compensator that is graduated out to 600 yards and is set up for a 55 grain polymer tipped bullet. I suppose with experimentation one could change the setting for say a 62 grain bullet with no problem. The turrets are finger adjustable and they use 1/2 inch per 100 yard clicks. The scope is set up to use a 200 yard zero. Once that is achieved, you just have to dial up the elevation and/or windage to the selected range or drift. I guess a 800 yard range finder is next. Hmmmm, I think we have a couple of those on the shelf too......
Here's the scenario. I had some free time and was checking my Facebook page and saw a post about Nikon's new P-223 series. I commented to the boss that I really wanted one of these in the carbine version. He walked over to what we call the buy shelf picked something up and said "like this?". I turned and what did he have in his had? A Nikon P-223 carbine version. New out of the box, never installed! I asked what the price was going to be. He told me and then told me my price on it. I could not pass it up. The next morning that sweet little 3 power went into my bag. At about 1/2 price it had to. These things retail for 140 to 160 bucks. A set of rings and it will be mounted on my Bushmaster carbine. These are really nice scopes. The carbine version has a bullet drop compensator that is graduated out to 600 yards and is set up for a 55 grain polymer tipped bullet. I suppose with experimentation one could change the setting for say a 62 grain bullet with no problem. The turrets are finger adjustable and they use 1/2 inch per 100 yard clicks. The scope is set up to use a 200 yard zero. Once that is achieved, you just have to dial up the elevation and/or windage to the selected range or drift. I guess a 800 yard range finder is next. Hmmmm, I think we have a couple of those on the shelf too......
Thursday, October 4, 2012
Some More Sharp Bargains
While at the pawnshop putting out some items that had defaulted items i found we had several knives to price and display. Two of them struck my fancy. The first one that caught my eye was a Buck modle 120. It's a large fixed blade knife with Buck's tradition black phenolic handle with aluminum gaurd and pommel. It sports a 7.5 inch bowie style blade tht seem a triffle narrow for it's length but is overall a nice looking cuchillo. This knife dated from 1988. It seems this model was a favorite with servicemen heading to Vietnam. If you find one with a 3 line stanp on the tang and no other marking, it could be from that era.
The second knife is the ever popular Buck 110. It is a folding hunter with a definite clip or bowie design to the blade. It's in outstanding shape with a never sharpend blade and no pocket or sheath wear at all. As in NEW. It dates from 2012.
I approached the owner, who I was working with that day, and asked him what kind of agreement we could come to on these knives. He asked what we had in them I looked and said 5 in one and 8.50 in the other. He says, gimme 15 and they're yours!
I brought them home and looked at the 120 closer and found it had some minor dings and scratches in the aluminum parts. I took them out and polished the aluminum and the polished the sharp blade too.
The 110 needed nothing more than a quick polish and it was good to go.
Neither of these knives have a sheath so the search is on. For the 120 I want the old style full coverage sheath. I had a 119 Special with one of these and really liked it. Unfortunately it grew legs and left in the great gun and knife disapearance several years ago.
For the 110 I wanna look around and get a basket weave carved custom to carry it in.
I did some looking today and found that I have a pair of knives that are worth about 160-170 dollars total. The 120 was 'discontinued" in 2001. Buck has made some runs of this knife for Cabelas though since then. Here's the two of them now.
The second knife is the ever popular Buck 110. It is a folding hunter with a definite clip or bowie design to the blade. It's in outstanding shape with a never sharpend blade and no pocket or sheath wear at all. As in NEW. It dates from 2012.
I approached the owner, who I was working with that day, and asked him what kind of agreement we could come to on these knives. He asked what we had in them I looked and said 5 in one and 8.50 in the other. He says, gimme 15 and they're yours!
I brought them home and looked at the 120 closer and found it had some minor dings and scratches in the aluminum parts. I took them out and polished the aluminum and the polished the sharp blade too.
The 110 needed nothing more than a quick polish and it was good to go.
Neither of these knives have a sheath so the search is on. For the 120 I want the old style full coverage sheath. I had a 119 Special with one of these and really liked it. Unfortunately it grew legs and left in the great gun and knife disapearance several years ago.
For the 110 I wanna look around and get a basket weave carved custom to carry it in.
I did some looking today and found that I have a pair of knives that are worth about 160-170 dollars total. The 120 was 'discontinued" in 2001. Buck has made some runs of this knife for Cabelas though since then. Here's the two of them now.
Something Is Starting To Smell
In the continuing quest to get to the bottom of the recent local ban on open carry of firearms, I sent this email to the City Council.
I am requesting the city council provide me with the Missouri Statute the they used to effect the recent ban on open carry in this city. Please provide the section, subsection and item of any and all statutes that are being applied. I know that RSMo 21.750.3 say that cities can institute a ban only if they exactly meet requirements of other statutes.
"3. Nothing contained in this section shall prohibit any ordinance of any political subdivision which conforms exactly with any of the provisions of sections 571.010 to 571.070, with appropriate penalty provisions, or which regulates the open carrying of firearms readily capable of lethal use or the discharge of firearms within a jurisdiction, provided such ordinance complies with the provisions of section 252.243. "
You help in this matter will be greatly appreciated.
Respectfully,
Dean Carder
This is what I got in return.
Mr. Carder,
The Ordinance was passed pursuant to Section 21.750 RSMo. Copies of Missouri statutes may be found at http://www.moga.mo.gov/STATUTES/STATUTES.HTM.
Shannon Stroud
City Clerk
City of Excelsior Springs
This is my response to this non answer.
I realize, as stated, in my email that 21.750 was used. I asked for the exact section, subsection and item. 21.750.3 states that to enact a prohibition the city government must conform exactly to to any of the items in 571.010 to 571.070 and 252.243. So again, what section, subsection and item was used to violate our state right. Please, do not think I will settle for an generic answer to this vital question.
As always,
Respectfully,
Dean Carder
I think something about this ban is really starting to smell bad. I anxiously await the next email from the council.
I am requesting the city council provide me with the Missouri Statute the they used to effect the recent ban on open carry in this city. Please provide the section, subsection and item of any and all statutes that are being applied. I know that RSMo 21.750.3 say that cities can institute a ban only if they exactly meet requirements of other statutes.
"3. Nothing contained in this section shall prohibit any ordinance of any political subdivision which conforms exactly with any of the provisions of sections 571.010 to 571.070, with appropriate penalty provisions, or which regulates the open carrying of firearms readily capable of lethal use or the discharge of firearms within a jurisdiction, provided such ordinance complies with the provisions of section 252.243. "
You help in this matter will be greatly appreciated.
Respectfully,
Dean Carder
This is what I got in return.
Mr. Carder,
The Ordinance was passed pursuant to Section 21.750 RSMo. Copies of Missouri statutes may be found at http://www.moga.mo.gov/STATUTES/STATUTES.HTM.
Shannon Stroud
City Clerk
City of Excelsior Springs
This is my response to this non answer.
I realize, as stated, in my email that 21.750 was used. I asked for the exact section, subsection and item. 21.750.3 states that to enact a prohibition the city government must conform exactly to to any of the items in 571.010 to 571.070 and 252.243. So again, what section, subsection and item was used to violate our state right. Please, do not think I will settle for an generic answer to this vital question.
As always,
Respectfully,
Dean Carder
I think something about this ban is really starting to smell bad. I anxiously await the next email from the council.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
The Benefits Of Nice Weather
We've been having a spell of very nice weather here. Night time lows in the 50's and 60's and day time highs in the 60's and 70's. That said, I was out this morning doing my around town errands and the attractive women were coming out of the wood work! I went to the big grocery store called Price Chopper and there were at least 5 or 6 that could truly be classified as MILF's. Then I went to the low buck grocery (ALDI) and got in the check out lane behind a blond amazon goddess. Tall, like 6 feet or so, leggy with all the parts that stick out well proportioned. I left there to go to a friends store (Healthy Life Choices) to get my Kangen water. I walked in and was shocked. The normal clientele at this shop is usually older and frequently heavy. Today there was a petite woman with the face of an angel and and a backside that was exquisite. I was taken aback to say the least. I finally leave there and on the drive home I see no less that 6 good looking women walking around town. Are all these women new to town, out of work, taking the day off? Who knows but this is very unusual for this town. Very unusual but very good. No pics as that is kinda frowned on here in Smalltown Midwest. What a good day!
Thursday, September 27, 2012
What Don't They Understand
Early in the summer I started a conversation with the Chief of Police in my town. He told me it wasn't allowed. I did my home work and found the State of Missouri had stripped towns of the ability to override state firearms laws. I contacted the Missouri AG office and got their opinion on this issue. I don't know why they can't give an official interpretation, I mean it's a law isn't it?
Missouri Revised Statute 21.750.2 says:
2. No county, city, town, village, municipality, or other political subdivision of this state shall adopt any order, ordinance or regulation concerning in any way the sale, purchase, purchase delay, transfer, ownership, use, keeping, possession, bearing, transportation, licensing, permit, registration, taxation other than sales and compensating use taxes or other controls on firearms, components, ammunition, and supplies except as provided in subsection 3 of this section.
Here's an article about the City Councils action on Monday September 24, 2012.
http://www.excelsiorspringsstandard.com/news/new-ordinance-prohibits-open-carry-of-firearms/
If you read the article, the police think its OK for their officers to make their own decision in this matter if they encounter anyone on their way to hunt or target shoot outside the city. So you're tooling down the road going to the range when you get stopped for say, going 3 mph over the speed limit. An officer comes to your vehicle and sees that you have either an open gun on your hip or just laying within reach. He decides that a wanton speeder such as you is up to something, so he arrests you for open carry of a firearm. Or maybe he remembers that you testified against him in his spousal abuse hearing. Or maybe , what ever.....
So not only do they violate State law, they want the cops to to make case by case decisions on this law. Have we progressed back to 1950? The man with the badge makes the law?
I have spent the morning contacting, all my friends in town, my State Rep, my US rep. The Missouri AG office, the Gun Owners of America (GOA), the NRA, FOX 4 TV in Kansas City and finally Infowars.com. We'll see if I get any traction.
There are other statutes that pertain to section 21 and they deal with definitions, banning open carry in certain parks and preserves and other general stuff. No where does it give towns the ability to override State law. Missouri got rid of firearms pre-emption when concealed carry passed in this state.
We will see how this turns out.
Dean, unfortunately we can't give an
official interpretation, but can give you my personal understanding of the
statutes. A court could still disagree.
The legislature preempts political subdivisions in the field of firearms. However, an exception to this is that the regulation of the discharge of firearms is left to the political subdivisions eg municipalities. City councils of third and fourth class cities are specifically required by statute to enact ordinances regulating the discharge of firearms within their borders.
The legislature preempts political subdivisions in the field of firearms. However, an exception to this is that the regulation of the discharge of firearms is left to the political subdivisions eg municipalities. City councils of third and fourth class cities are specifically required by statute to enact ordinances regulating the discharge of firearms within their borders.
Missouri Attorney General’s
office
2. No county, city, town, village, municipality, or other political subdivision of this state shall adopt any order, ordinance or regulation concerning in any way the sale, purchase, purchase delay, transfer, ownership, use, keeping, possession, bearing, transportation, licensing, permit, registration, taxation other than sales and compensating use taxes or other controls on firearms, components, ammunition, and supplies except as provided in subsection 3 of this section.
Here's an article about the City Councils action on Monday September 24, 2012.
http://www.excelsiorspringsstandard.com/news/new-ordinance-prohibits-open-carry-of-firearms/
If you read the article, the police think its OK for their officers to make their own decision in this matter if they encounter anyone on their way to hunt or target shoot outside the city. So you're tooling down the road going to the range when you get stopped for say, going 3 mph over the speed limit. An officer comes to your vehicle and sees that you have either an open gun on your hip or just laying within reach. He decides that a wanton speeder such as you is up to something, so he arrests you for open carry of a firearm. Or maybe he remembers that you testified against him in his spousal abuse hearing. Or maybe , what ever.....
So not only do they violate State law, they want the cops to to make case by case decisions on this law. Have we progressed back to 1950? The man with the badge makes the law?
I have spent the morning contacting, all my friends in town, my State Rep, my US rep. The Missouri AG office, the Gun Owners of America (GOA), the NRA, FOX 4 TV in Kansas City and finally Infowars.com. We'll see if I get any traction.
There are other statutes that pertain to section 21 and they deal with definitions, banning open carry in certain parks and preserves and other general stuff. No where does it give towns the ability to override State law. Missouri got rid of firearms pre-emption when concealed carry passed in this state.
We will see how this turns out.
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
Another Quiet Warning
While perusing the interwebs today I ran across this little nugget, "Do not go anywhere far from home between now and November. You will not be able to get back home if you do"
We seem to be finding these little warnings from unexpected sources with an increasing frequency. the last one I wrote about came from a DHS insider. Do any of you have any stories like this from recent sources?
Here's the link to the Don't Go article, http://beforeitsnews.com/conspiracy-theories/2012/09/exclusive-do-not-go-anywhere-far-from-home-between-now-and-nov-you-will-not-be-able-to-get-back-home-if-you-do-says-federal-police-officer-2444796.html
We seem to be finding these little warnings from unexpected sources with an increasing frequency. the last one I wrote about came from a DHS insider. Do any of you have any stories like this from recent sources?
Here's the link to the Don't Go article, http://beforeitsnews.com/conspiracy-theories/2012/09/exclusive-do-not-go-anywhere-far-from-home-between-now-and-nov-you-will-not-be-able-to-get-back-home-if-you-do-says-federal-police-officer-2444796.html
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