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Teach Your Parents Well
by Sam Aurelius Milam III
On
Tuesday, April 12, 1994, the MacNeil/Lehrer NEWSHOUR presented a segment
comparing Toronto and Detroit, vis-a-vis the prevalence of crime.
During the segment, Grace Fouche (of Detroit) expressed perplexity that
her son, Sala, while improperly handling a gun had inadvertently killed
a close friend. If you think education is dangerous, try ignorance.
The young man was ignorant, and the fault is entirely that of his mother.
He was ignorant because (as she revealed by her own testimony) she failed
to either teach him how to safely handle a gun or make sure that some competent
instructor did so. It's really stupid to teach your children everything
except for what they really need to know. Guns exist and they aren't
going to go away. Most people will probably encounter a gun at least
once during a normal lifetime. If the woman doesn't see to the proper
training and education of her children, who will? Perplexity is a
poor consolation for failure.![10x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/10x5_Page_Background.gif)
The Holocaust on Tape
![Page 4 Box](Images/Page_4_Box.gif) If
you're as upset about Waco as I am, order a videotape of the holocaust
made by patriotic Indiana lawyer Linda Thompson. She collected videotapes
from Australian and small station cameramen scenes that the networks
refused to broadcast and made a riveting 32 minute movie out of it.
Chilling, scary, and horrifying by turns, this Waco documentary is $24.95.
Here, in living color, are the deadly and criminal actions of the leviathan
state. I can't vouch for every single judgment by the narrator, but
the film does show the depths of government perfidy, and the national police's
tricks and crimes. Send your check for $24.95 to our Houston office
[see inset], or charge the tape to your credit card at 1-800-RON-PAUL.
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Some
material in the article Your Car: The American Dream Machine
(The Nightmare Continues) came from Liberty Bell, P.O. Box 41301, Bakersfield,
California 93384-1301, March, 1993 |
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DOWN THE BORDERS picture (this page) is from Love & Rage, Revolutionary
Anarchist Federation, P.O. Box 853, New York, New York, 10009, November,
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