On Sept. 21, 1774, patriot leaders met in Worcester, Massachusetts, in response to the British seizure of gunpowder and munitions from a magazine in Charlestown earlier that month. The British raid on the magazine to what became known as "the gunpowder alarm."
if, for example, there are deficiencies, maintenance issues, logistics issues, training issues, both with our minutemen, ground-based intercontinental ballistic missile force, or with the submarine-launched missile force, that s very, very dangerous to national security just to have that kind of material just kind of laying around. now, the mind runs wild here. for me, what on earth was the motivation for prolonging this kind of data from the white house into a completely unsecured area like mar-a-lago? and that, you know, again, the imagination can run wild here as to what the motivation might have been. we did hear in the last couple of days and on this show from a couple of white house spokespeople who came out and said, look, you know, we were there and saw carelessness when it came to donald trump dealing with some of the documents.
davidians lit that building on fire themselves. but there were literally millions of americans who absolutely believed that the government had murdered those people. this whole situation started with violence. it was not justified, not provoked when the atf went in there. and it ended in violence that was not justified and not provoked. waco was proof positive to many people that this was an aggressive, predatory federal government and now we have to fight back, like the minutemen in 1776 to bear arms to defend their own rights. this is the michigan militia, a self-proclaimed fighting force of ordinary citizens preparing to defend themselves against the federal government. you will be receiving live fire over your heads this morning. there s also an armed militia here in indiana, and at least 20 other states. we d always had a radical right. but in the 90s it really entered the mainstream. gun shows became an extremely important venue, not just for selling guns, but they r
Given Johnny Iguana’s track record, it would be all too easy to assume that his current band The Claudettes traffic in blues and R&B. This is, after all, a musician