You’re not voting your way out of this. Elections are over. READ THAT MEMO.
You’re not protesting your way out of this.
But you might, maybe, shoot your way out of where things have gotten to.
That’s the only thing that’s worked in recorded history.
The price of freedom is eternal vigilance, and liberty demands a blood sacrifice.
Theirs. Or yours.
And that is the only choice you’re ever going to have in the matter, until the day you die.
It has been a long journey home to his final resting place in Paris,KY for Electrician’s Mate 3rd Class Alphard Stanley Owsley.
The remains of U.S. Navy Electrician’s Mate 3rd Class Alphard Stanley Owsley have been identified 79 years after he perished during the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. The identification means he can return home to his native Paris, Kentucky, where he’ll be reinterred.
The Japanese launched a surprise attack on Hawaii’s Pearl Harbor naval station on December 7, 1941. Along with the loss of airplanes, battleships, and other naval vessels, over 2,300 service members were killed and another 1,000 wounded.
Alphard Owsley was aboard the USS Oklahoma, a Nevada-class battleship, during the attack. The ship was moored at Ford Island when it suffered multiple torpedo hits and quickly capsized. 429 of its crew members perished, many of…
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