Sad, isn’t it!

Designer Bulletproof Fashions

The world’s only producer of “designer bulletproof fashion,” started selling high-security garments at posh London department store Harrods. The new collection includes blazers, raincoats and suede jackets, some replete with a comforting stab-proof lining. Customers get to select from three levels of ballistic protection. For instance, a polo shirt that can withstand a slug from a 9-mm revolver costs roughly $7,500; a version for about $9,800 protects wearers from automatic weapons, including mini-Uzis.

In the unfortunate event of stains–blood or otherwise–the garments are dry-clean only.

Check out their website for your needs! http://www.miguelcaballero.com/

From Bud Gregg in Mandeville, Louisiana

You’re within Range!

Partizanai

I came across a beautiful three minute piece on the Partizanai, the courageous young men who fought for Lithuanian freedom. I hope you enjoy it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99Pb2r7vCYY

Change!

The Wisdom of Democrats vs Bozo!

The Patriot Micro Chip Is Intended To Be Implanted In Terrorists.

The implant is specifically designed to be installed in the forehead.
When properly installed it will allow the implantee to speak to Allah.

It comes in various sizes:

The Implantee may or may not be allowed to choose the size.
The implant may or may not be painless.
Some bleeding or swelling may occur at the injection site.
Please enjoy the security we provide for you.

Best regards,
UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS

The 2000 United States Census lists 659,992 persons of Lithuanian ancestry.

	Here is a complete breakdown of the Lithuanian-American population, by State:
	State	Lithuanian- American Population	Lithuanian- Americans as a Percentage of Total
	Alabama	1,600	0.0
	Alaska	962	0.2
	Arizona	10,143	0.2
	Arkansas	1,062	0.0
	California	51,406	0.2
	Colorado	8,690	0.2
	Connecticut	32,035	0.9
	DC	1,156	0.2
	Delaware	2,780	0.4
	Florida	38,724	0.2
	Georgia	6,573	0.1
	Hawaii	926	0.1
	Idaho	1,193	0.1
	Illinois	87,294	0.7
	Indiana	10,051	0.2
	Iowa	2,572	0.1
	Kansas	2,073	0.1
	Kentucky	1,945	0.0
	Louisiana	1,577	0.0
	Maine	4,744	0.4
	Maryland	17,866	0.3
	Massachusetts	51,054	0.8
	Michigan	30,977	0.3
	Minnesota	5,633	0.1
	Mississippi	537	0.0
	Missouri	5,571	0.1
	Montana	1,136	0.1
	Nebraska	3,215	0.2
	Nevada	3,448	0.2
	New Hampshire	7,256	0.6
	New Jersey	37,726	0.4
	New Mexico	1,775	0.1
	New York	49,083	0.3
	North Carolina	6,635	0.1
	North Dakota	265	0.0
	Ohio	23,970	0.2
	Oklahoma	1,388	0.0
	Oregon	4,472	0.1
	Pennsylvania	78,330	0.6
	Rhode Island	3,419	0.3
	South Carolina	3,129	0.1
	South Dakota	287	0.0
	Tennessee	3,010	0.1
	Texas	12,586	0.1
	Utah	1,605	0.1
	Vermont	1,691	0.3
	Virginia	12,837	0.2
	Washington	8,071	0.1
	West Virginia	1,660	0.1
	Wisconsin	13,379	0.2
	Wyoming	475	0.1

In England, There Are Over 1,000 Laws That Will Let The State Into Your Home!

The march of the Big Brother state under Labour was highlighted last night as it was revealed that there are now 1,043 laws that give the authorities the power to enter a home or business. Nearly half have been introduced since Labour came to power 11 years ago. They include the right to:

• Invade your home to see if your pot plants have pests or do not have a ‘plant passport’ (Plant Health England Order 2005).

• Survey your home and garden to see if your hedge is too high (Anti-Social Behaviour Act 2003).

• Check that accommodation given to asylum seekers is not being lived in by non-asylum seekers (Immigration and Asylum Act 1999).

• Raid a house to check if unlicensed gambling is taking place (Gambling Act 2005 Inspection Regulations 2007).

• Seize fridges without the correct energy rating (Energy Information Household Refrigerators and Freezers Regulations 2004).

Householders can be fined up to £5,000 if they refuse entry or ‘obstruct’ an official.

If you would like to read more, check out:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1036561/Now-1-000-laws-let-state-home.html

Americans had better wake up fast. If we do not change the course of our government, we will be in this position in the not too distant future.