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"Killing a man who says 'No!' is a risky business," the priest replied, "because even a corpse can go on whispering 'No! No! No! with a persistence and obstinacy that only certain corpses are capable of. And how can you silence a corpse?" - Ignazio Silone, Bread and WineFifty years have elapsed since Thomas Merton died under mysterious circumstances in a cottage at a Red Cross Conference Center outside Bangkok, Thailand where he was attending an international inter-faith monastic conference. The truth behind his death has been concealed until now through the lies and deceptions of a cast of characters, religious, secular, and U.S. governmental, whose actions chill one to the bone. But he has finally found his voice through Hugh Turley and David Martin, who tell the suppressed truth of Merton's last minutes on earth on December 10, 1968.
Preserve the right of the People of, on and in Klamath County to:
Keep and bear arms as originally understood; in self-defense and preservation, and in defense of one's community and country.
Freely manufacture, transfer, sell and buy firearms, firearm accessories and ammunition, which are designed primarily for the same purposes.
Comment: Rape is as illegal in Syria as it is in Sweden, so the defense is merely a sickening lie. The offenders criminal history and the lenient sentence for such a heinous crime - and were he in Syria he be locked away for a hell of a lot longer - is merely one example of the deleterious effects of supposedly 'liberal' thinking has had on Swedish society. Other countries are not so deluded and there is a growing movement to address the serious problems inherent in mass migration. However, so long as the West wages perpetual illegal wars around the world, the problem of refugee's and migrants will continue to be a problem: