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Thursday, January 1, 2015
In 2015, The Fight Against Statism Will Continue...
In modern day America, the leftists have hegemonic control over printed media, digital media, film, documentaries, news organizations, search engines, gaming industries, entertainment and pretty much you name it, they have control over it with the exception of talk radio and the blogosphere.
I fully expect the left to expand their attempts to regulate speech and thought from individualists and right thinkers through political correctness, the expansion of the definition of hate crimes, termination of employment for expressing unapproved opinions, NSA and IRS targeting of non-conforming individuals, and other diabolical means the left will think up.
The right needs to start making movies that expose the evils of leftism, the most common antagonist in today's movies are corporations. Movies would be better with communist and Islamic antagonists.
We need to get out the message that all news is biased and all TV news is biased to the left.
I think we are making progress thanks to the internet, and this is exactly why we need to keep government out of it.
May 2015 be filled with health, happiness and liberty for all.
Are Anti-Constitution Maryland Cops Targeting Gun Owners From Pro-Constitution States?
Avoid Maryland, don't drive through it, don't vacation there, don't visit anyone you know there.
A year ago this New Year’s Eve, John Filippidis of Florida was driving south with his family on Interstate 95 when the Maryland Transportation Authority Police pulled over his black Ford Expedition and proceeded to raid it while his twins, wife and daughter looked on — separated in the back seats of different police cruisers.
The officers were searching for Mr. Filippidis‘ Florida-licensed, palm-size Kel-Tec .38 semi-automatic handgun, which he left at home locked in his safe. (Maryland does not recognize handgun permits issued by other states.)
When the search turned up nothing, Mr. Filippidis, 51, was allowed to go and was issued only a speeding warning.
The incident gained national attention. Mr. Filippidis went on multiple radio programs and described in detail how scared and outraged he and his family were. He wondered: How did the police know he was licensed for concealed carry, and what right did they have to search through his personal items on the side of the busy interstate filled with holiday travelers on that 10-degree day?
“My wife’s hysterical, shaking and crying,” Mr. Filippidis recalled in an interview with The Washington Times. “I don’t have a criminal record. I own a business. I’m a family man, and I tried to explain that to [the officer]. But he had a bad attitude, didn’t want to hear my story. He just wanted to find that gun and take me away from my family. That was his goal, but he couldn’t do it, because I didn’t have a gun, like I told him.”
Mr. Filippidis‘ case earned the support of Second Amendment advocates and subsequent apologies from the MDTA. But an internal police review concluded his stop and search were lawful and did not violate police protocols.
Those findings, however, have not satisfied other out-of-state gun owners, who worry that they, too, have been targeted for minor traffic stops in Maryland because they have concealed weapons permits. Their stories are ...
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