Friday, May 27, 2005
Foster Rapist
So, some dumb-ass judge in upstate New York says it's ok for a child rapist to be a foster parent? Would he mind if the state gave the judge's kids to the pervert? (God forbid!) Don't give rapists a second chance.
Don't get me wrong, I love to hear about people who are truly rehabilitated, but you don't put a "reformed" fox in charge of the hen house. Some people should never be fully trusted again. How many kids must pay the price while liberal idiots gamble with their lives hoping the pervert is a changed man.
I've tried to teach my kid that it's entirely possible to lose a life-time of credit with one stupid mistake. It's tough, but it's the truth! Don't complain if someone you once stabbed in the back never trusts you again. It pains me to admit it, but I know people who will never trust me again and I can't say as I truly blame them. All we can do is the best we can do and let the good Lord take care of the rest.
One last thing to remember: Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
Don't get me wrong, I love to hear about people who are truly rehabilitated, but you don't put a "reformed" fox in charge of the hen house. Some people should never be fully trusted again. How many kids must pay the price while liberal idiots gamble with their lives hoping the pervert is a changed man.
I've tried to teach my kid that it's entirely possible to lose a life-time of credit with one stupid mistake. It's tough, but it's the truth! Don't complain if someone you once stabbed in the back never trusts you again. It pains me to admit it, but I know people who will never trust me again and I can't say as I truly blame them. All we can do is the best we can do and let the good Lord take care of the rest.
One last thing to remember: Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
Monday, May 16, 2005
Connecticut got it right...finally!
Well, it took a couple of decades of trying and the help of the perpetrator himself, but Connecticut finally threw out some of its trash this weekend. It's a pity that it took so long. Still, eight raped and murdered women and their families finally received a little bit of justice.
Of course, had the killer not acquiesced in his own execution, he'd be alive still. So, I suppose that means that even in the end, he got his way. Instead of us doing the deed against his selfish desires, he only died because he chose the course himself.
The bottom line is, no matter how it happened, it finally happened. Going to the Great Judge of all man, is the final judgment that no man can escape.
Labels: Connecticut, murder
Thursday, May 12, 2005
Thank a Mason!
So, you say you love your freedom? You say you love your country? Well, let me ask you: Have you thanked a Freemason?
"Thank a Freemason?," you say. "Why should I do that?"
Let me give you just a few reasons why:
Signers of the Declaration of Independence:
Willaim Hooper
Matthew Thornton
Willaim Whipple
John Hancock
Richard Stockton
George Walton
others Freemasons:
General of the Army George Washington
Benjamin Franklin
Paul Revere
Governor Patrick Henry
Admiral John Paul Jones
The Boston Tea Party participants
Signers of the Constitution:
Abraham Baldwin
Gunning Bedford, Jr.
John Blair
William Blount
David Brearly
Daniel Carroll
Willaim Richardson
Jonathan Dayton
John Sullivan
Oliver Ellsworth
Elbridge Gerry
Refus King
John Langdon
John Lansing, Jr.
James McHenry
James Madison
Alexander Martin
Robert Morris
Willaim Paterson
William Pierce
David Charles Pinckney
Edmund Randolph
George Read
Roger Sherman
George Walton
George Wythe
other Freemasons:
General Joseph Warren (killed at Bunker Hill)
Major General Richard Montgomery (first general officer of the U.S. Continental Army to be killed in battle)
Captain Marquis de Lafayette
Dr. James McHenry (Surgeon: American Revolution)
Major General Henry Knox (US Revolutionary War hero)
Samuel Nicholas (first officer 0f the U.S. Marine Corps)
Captain Samuel Nicholson (First commander of the U.S.S. Constitution)
General Andrew Jackson
President James Polk
General Stephen Austin
Governor Sam Houston (governor of both Tennessee and Texas)
Colonel James Bowie
Colonel David Crockett
Lt. Colonel William B. Travis
Francis Scott Key
General of the Armies "Black" Jack Pershing
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
President Theodore "T.R." Roosevelt
Sergeant J. Floyd Davis (my dad)
Major Audie Murphy
General of the Army Douglas MacArthur
General of the Army Henry "Hap" Arnold
General of the Army Omar Bradley
General of the Army George C. Marshall
Brigadier General James H. "Jimmy" Doolittle
Sir Winston Churchill
President Harry S. Truman
Major General John A. Lejeune (13th Commandant of the U.S. Marine Corps)
Senator Robert "Bob" Dole
...and many more!
What's my point? All of the aforementioned...Freemasons!
Only in Tennessee?
I was recently reading in my local paper about a man, Tony Hope, who beat his girlfriend, their child and her child from a previous relationship to death. Now as bad as that is, it is only worse because he had been freed from jail about five years ago after he had served five out of fifteen years for second degree murder. It seems he had beat his then girlfriend to death with a skillet. Five years for second degree murder???
Now we have three more dead! What does it take to qualify someone for the death penalty? How many would still be alive today if monsters like him were taken care of permanently? Would some innocents be executed in the process? Possibly...Likely. Still, every war has collateral damage and this is most definitely war. Many fewer innocents die in the prison death houses than are murdered by criminals who no longer fear the not-so-long arm of the law.
Only in Tennessee? A "conservative" Bible-Belt state? Nope. Shamefully, it's happening all over our country. How many more innocents will die while liberal, insulated judges and legislators worry more about criminal rights than the rights of the innocent? How many more innocent will die while Americans keep voting for these losers who turn these beasts loose on our society?
Now we have three more dead! What does it take to qualify someone for the death penalty? How many would still be alive today if monsters like him were taken care of permanently? Would some innocents be executed in the process? Possibly...Likely. Still, every war has collateral damage and this is most definitely war. Many fewer innocents die in the prison death houses than are murdered by criminals who no longer fear the not-so-long arm of the law.
Only in Tennessee? A "conservative" Bible-Belt state? Nope. Shamefully, it's happening all over our country. How many more innocents will die while liberal, insulated judges and legislators worry more about criminal rights than the rights of the innocent? How many more innocent will die while Americans keep voting for these losers who turn these beasts loose on our society?
Monday, May 09, 2005
Missing Kids...Unpunished Killers
We have had a rash, or so it appears on the news, of missing children in Florida. I don't believe this is strictly a Floridian problem, but they presently have the dubious honor of being forefront in the news concerning this horrific subject.
Now, I am a Christian and believe the blood of Jesus can save any heart that is willing to accept the sacrifice He made for our sin. Still, I wonder if some people reach the point where, as the Scripture puts it, "God gave them over to a reprobate mind." In short, I take that as saying that although anyone can be saved, some have reached the point where even the Holy Spirit can't get through to them.
My point? I don't want anyone in Hell and pulling the execution switch could not be easy, but how many children are going to die while liberal judges and legislators are trying to figure out a way to incorporate these beasts into society. We lock them up for a decade or so, they're like a horse in the gate waiting to go free, they grab the first child that opportunity allows and we have endless debates about whether the death penalty actually inhibits crime. No one can deny that a dead child molester cannot harm a child!
I appreciate the new law fought for by Jessica Lunsford's father and passed in Florida by Governor Bush and the state legislature. (I certainly hope it gets past their Supreme Court.) Yet, new laws will soon become like old laws...uninforced.
The pervert who took this little girl from her family broke easily a score of laws, but the poor child is just as dead and no amount of punishing him can bring her back. He had molested children before, but still found himself roaming free violating his parole rules with no one in authority even aware of it.
Liberals want to cry and wine about what sort of society it makes us to put criminals to death. I want to know what sort of society it makes us that we let baby-rapers live and roam free while children are locked up in our homes! What do we gain from allowing a man to live who would rape his own preadolescent daughter, or son, or do the same someone else's child, for that matter. Why do we suffer a man who rapes and buries alive a nine year old girl to keep using up good oxygen not to mention the tens of thousands of dollars it would cost to keep him incarcerated every year?
If a man is capable of such an atrocity, we, as Christians, should know that sending him to the ultimate Judge is only fitting. We who believe in life after death know that mercy and vengeance are in the hands of Almighty God and sending a convicted murder/molester to His court is just and right. So, let God sort them out. He alone knows our hearts and minds and can adjudicate our eternal guilt, innocence or even our need for mercy.
Now, I am a Christian and believe the blood of Jesus can save any heart that is willing to accept the sacrifice He made for our sin. Still, I wonder if some people reach the point where, as the Scripture puts it, "God gave them over to a reprobate mind." In short, I take that as saying that although anyone can be saved, some have reached the point where even the Holy Spirit can't get through to them.
My point? I don't want anyone in Hell and pulling the execution switch could not be easy, but how many children are going to die while liberal judges and legislators are trying to figure out a way to incorporate these beasts into society. We lock them up for a decade or so, they're like a horse in the gate waiting to go free, they grab the first child that opportunity allows and we have endless debates about whether the death penalty actually inhibits crime. No one can deny that a dead child molester cannot harm a child!
I appreciate the new law fought for by Jessica Lunsford's father and passed in Florida by Governor Bush and the state legislature. (I certainly hope it gets past their Supreme Court.) Yet, new laws will soon become like old laws...uninforced.
The pervert who took this little girl from her family broke easily a score of laws, but the poor child is just as dead and no amount of punishing him can bring her back. He had molested children before, but still found himself roaming free violating his parole rules with no one in authority even aware of it.
Liberals want to cry and wine about what sort of society it makes us to put criminals to death. I want to know what sort of society it makes us that we let baby-rapers live and roam free while children are locked up in our homes! What do we gain from allowing a man to live who would rape his own preadolescent daughter, or son, or do the same someone else's child, for that matter. Why do we suffer a man who rapes and buries alive a nine year old girl to keep using up good oxygen not to mention the tens of thousands of dollars it would cost to keep him incarcerated every year?
If a man is capable of such an atrocity, we, as Christians, should know that sending him to the ultimate Judge is only fitting. We who believe in life after death know that mercy and vengeance are in the hands of Almighty God and sending a convicted murder/molester to His court is just and right. So, let God sort them out. He alone knows our hearts and minds and can adjudicate our eternal guilt, innocence or even our need for mercy.
