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So it begins, Sen Feinstein calls for a ban on guns
#61
cory Wrote:While you will never convince me any amount of money is to much for the protection of our children, we do have to realize there is only so much in monetary funds to go around. The latest in security systems can get rather expensive. Could you foresee the security system getting so complicated and overbearing that it turns our schools into prisons.

A security guard in the front office will certainly make our schools safer. However, let me please ask you this, How difficult is it to plan an attack on a compound where the majority of the inhabitants are disarmed and you know where armed personnel are located? How much more difficult would it be to plan an attack on the same compound where a large number of inhabitants are armed and you have no way of knowing which ones are?

The unknown is a powerful deterrent.

A lesson from warfare that keeps being relearned is this: avoid being predictable. Put an armed security guard in the school and make them roam, in a random, non-predictable manner.

While I really don't mean the absolute cutting edge in latest technology...what I really mean is video cameras, swipe access, and entry doors that don't have glass you can blast out and bypass the security door...
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#62
Perhaps a ban on government approved anti-depressants is in order. This link should be sent to everybody http://www.ssristories.com/index.php?p=school
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#63
Let's put some of our returning troops to work with this. While I am all for the idea of an ARMED security guard in EACH and EVERY school across the country, there need to be standards set in place for them. I apologize to those who might be offended by this, but: When I was in school we had a security guard. He was a very nice older ex-policeman who was fairly heavily crippled and couldn't catch a cold. Not effective. When my boy (3 years old) goes to school I want a guy like myself watching over. Someone who is trained, in shape and disciplined. Who better to fit that bill than one of our returning heros?
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#64
[video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1EObqM9Z0s[/video]
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#65
Eyes rolling, head shaking back and forth , un- believable. Definition of hypocrisy= Dianne Feinstein
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#66
bdevr Wrote:Let's put some of our returning troops to work with this. While I am all for the idea of an ARMED security guard in EACH and EVERY school across the country, there need to be standards set in place for them. I apologize to those who might be offended by this, but: When I was in school we had a security guard. He was a very nice older ex-policeman who was fairly heavily crippled and couldn't catch a cold. Not effective. When my boy (3 years old) goes to school I want a guy like myself watching over. Someone who is trained, in shape and disciplined. Who better to fit that bill than one of our returning heros?

I like this Idea, but I have one question that troubles me. How many of our returning heroes claim suffrage from PTSD and are prescribed a pain killer and a psychotropic drug?
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#67
[Image: ptsd.jpg?width=604&height=478]
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#68
When I was a kid in school, we had no security guard or much security at all really. We had no "lockdown" protocol or any cctv cams or metal detectors. We didn't need it. When someone came to school, they walked in the door and talked to the secretary to arrange a meeting. Within the 25 years or so, the government has increased security measures heavily and it seems as if these are necessary now. What changed?

-The food changed.
-The water changed.
-The medications changed.

Hmmm...
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#69
double post - ignore please.
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#70
Bwild97 Wrote:I like this Idea, but I have one question that troubles me. How many of our returning heroes claim suffrage from PTSD and are prescribed a pain killer and a psychotropic drug?

I wasn't going to go ahead and suggest the psyc eval, but I would imagine it would be mandatory...
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#71
How the Newtown massacre became a Mind-Control television event
December 19, 2012
By Jon Rappoport
http://www.blacklistednews.com/How_the_N...0/Y/M.html

Larry Pratt romping on Piers Morgan:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pla...we43-q7C7g
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#72
Did you see the hate, anger, and disrespect on Piers Morgans face? Compare Piers Morgan's face to the German officer's face from LRRP52 gun control thread. Anger and hate always exposes it's self. 56 million people were murdered in the last century when their arrogant leaders disarmed their population. This is why we have the second amendment.
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#73
Wow, 56 million people lost their lives-for no good reason= & Japan & Germy were about to take over the free world???? =Never would have happened..Never ever give in to any gov. push.-Never! Never Quit, to save us all from stupidity!

56 Million people.- we have around 310 mill. in USA now. Push back. Push hard-keep pushing!-Go! Make it in their face- a tough day to be in politics. PUSH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! No time for wimps, PUSH!!!! Tell them that they will be out of a job-ASAP!!!!- GO! It's time gang! Go for the ring. Go! Go fast- wind this up. We will not back down on our rights.
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#74
[QUOTE=A.D.D. AR;49073.. I believe the anti-gun people are trying to "strike while the iron is hot" ... while the emotions from this tragedy are still running high, .. ..[/QUOTE]

An the totalitarian scum will come out of the wood work: "You never want a serious crisis to go to waste. And what I mean by that is an opportunity to do things you think you could not do before." (Rahm Emanuel)
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#75
Grendel-Gene Wrote:Well, I ordered 10 hi-cap Grendel mags from Alexander Arms yesterday just to show Frankenfeinstein what i think of her plans! ha ha ha !!! F*CK her!!!!!

Ha! Ordered a bunch too. See who gets them first Smile
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