Termyn8or
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Ahhhh, so you know about Gordon Kahl. Notice I did not bring it up. There is alot more to that case than most people know. Just like the shootings in Montana, I personally know people who were there. Like the guys who kept Mom in a storage unit for eight months after she died, I personally know them. I did not know the Kahls though so I can't directly give anything solid on it, but when they left your TV screen, alot, and I mean ALOT more happened. I can't make a big point about the Kahl family, but from what I have seen personally, news is very rarely reported fairly and accurately. I mean I KNOW THIS BY SEEING IT WITH MY OWN EYES. By knowing the people involved. (why is it I seem to attract these types ? ) Just for example, remember that killing spree up in Montana ? Well they love to fill your mind with the gory details all except one. Why. I know why. He killed his enemies because they wrecked his gold mining operation. Small admittedly but a pretty good source of wealth. He was landlocked and you don't even go into that area unless you are heavily armed. The people with the BLM claims around him had threatened him and said right to him "The only way you're getting that ore out of here is by helicopter". This is of course expensive and agreed they were not within their right as far as I know to even declare that, under fair use, like of the roads. However still determined he decided to smelt the gold himself. He did it the old way, in a hole in the ground. It required mercury, and realistically there is a possiblity he caught too much of those fumes and became "mad as a hatter" literally. I really can't say, I had no chance to observe him. This is the problem, some call it lies of omission. Your kid walks in and says "I smashed the car". Immediately you have questions as to how and why. You want the details and you know they exist and you know where to get them if you can trust the source. But it seems so many people, if the news said "your car is smashed" it almost seems as if they would not ask any questions, just call the insurance company. You may accept that level of detail, I do not. The problem with all these type of issues is that people discover something and they are like little kids. They think that in the middle of a shooting spree at a mall they can show some special ID to the cops, troopers, army, national guard and the CIA and all the LEOs will just back off and let them continue. OK, that is an exaggeration but I think it makes the point. That silver bullet does not exist. A decade or so ago I was like that. But just try it. All of these issues are moot in the face of the barrell of a gun, a set of handcuffs and a cage. It doesn't pay to buck and fuck the system in most cases. I am the poster boy for bucking the system, but I am not going to. I got my game plan which involves three attorneys and I will be fine. They will be working for me and I know it, but that's not how I put it to them, I said that we would work together. If and when it comes time to fight the system itself, I am prepared to do so. But that time will coincide with when it is in my best interest to do so. How that comes about I am not sure. But today is not the day. But I know what makes sense to me, and people who would give up their citizenship to save a measley five grand a year in taxes do not make sense to me. I am actually growing weary of every fucking issue on the board becoming a Constitutional question. I read it, I know it's extinct. I know it is only given lip service. I know that. People sometimes think that after a few well placed words in court that the judge is going to instruct his own baliffs to arrest him and let the defendant go free. I got this beautiful villa on the oceanfront in Belin, New Mexico. Dirt cheap. I mean dirt cheap. Want it ? It is an exclusive offer to everyone, but only for a limited time. Make sure to call me within a hundred years.The rest is all just a bunch of bickering. T
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