new issue of "Frontiersman" you sent me, "thank you", but I wanted to write and tell ya that I heard this rumor the other day, that there hasn't been any gold stored at
Fort Knox since 1987. They're claiming that all of the gold bars
were melted down and made into gold coins and sold to the public or gold
coin buyers as investments. And the government is now using Fort
Knox to store large quantities of morphine and plutonium and enriched uranium that is supposedly worth billions of dollars, what do you think?
Hey check this out, last week there was this black pregnant female security guard who was working in the max control booth, and they found her inside the max control booth passed out high on drugs.
They fired her on the spot! But there is still a lot of drugs being mailed into the prison on fake legal mail that is coated with meth or K2. And they cut it up into 1/2 inch strips and smoke it!
But Sam, the reason I am writing to you again is that I desperately need your help out there to go online for me and try doing a search for these people's mailing addresses for me. [names omitted] Sam, if you can find me any of these people's addresses it would be very much appreciated.
Thanks again.
Your friend. —H. L., a prisoner
![15x15 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/15x15_Page_Background.gif) In the December 2011 issue, I wrote an article about a Brad Meltzer episode that I watched. It was about Fort Knox, and the rumors about the missing gold. The most interesting information in the program wasn't about the gold. It was a statement made by a former Fort Knox armorer, who was interviewed during the program. He commented that, if anybody ever successfully broke into Fort Knox, he would be made to disappear. The people who were conducting the interview didn't pursue that issue.
I've never had much success at finding specific individuals by just making ordinary searches. I suggest that you find somebody who uses one of the social media networks to search for your friends for you. —editor Dear Sam,
![15x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/15x5_Page_Background.gif) I was reading your April 2022 Frontiersman and a few things caught my eye. ![15x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/15x5_Page_Background.gif) In your letters to the editor, I see you got a letter from [ name and personal details omitted].... ![15x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/15x5_Page_Background.gif) That leads me to acknowledge how badly the U.S.A. over sentences people to prison. ![15x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/15x5_Page_Background.gif) I watched about a mass killing that happened in Norway, recently, like 10 years ago. A guy bombed a government building, killing 10 people and injuring 240 people, and then, using that as a decoy, went to a teen summer camp, shot and killed 67 kids. He was caught and convicted, and received the max prison sentence Norway gives, 21 years in prison. ![15x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/15x5_Page_Background.gif) I watched another case where 2 gunmen killed 119 people in a night club, via a AK-47. I forget what country, but in Europe, but they got 20 years. ![15x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/15x5_Page_Background.gif) Now, I'm not gonna try to comment on their sentencing guidelines but when I consider I got more time for driving a car a block and a half, or my old cellie got 49 years to life for stealing a purse out of a shopping cart, it's obvious, the U.S.A. has monetized prison. It's fucked
up. ![15x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/15x5_Page_Background.gif) As for D. C. from Santa Clara, I disagree. Ayn Rand is an anarchist, it's one of her good features. Where she fails is her belief in capitalism. She's overly idealistic. Any who, be well. I'll close. —S. H., a prisoner
And Sometimes We Even Used Them Sam Aurelius Milam III
A while back, I saw a news report about some women who were mad about something. I don't know why they were mad, but they were all out
on the street, brandishing signs, making shrill noises, prancing around, and blocking traffic. They called what they were doing a protest
march. It seemed to me a lot more like nagging in public, a public
nag fest.
A male member of a news crew got up enough courage to interrupt one of the women and ask her a question. I don't remember his question.
I do remember her answer. She shouted, "They haven't heard us yet so we'll just keep getting louder!" Her statement touches upon the
very essence of feminism. Merciless nagging is their fundamental
methodology. Drawn from time immemorial, it has served women well throughout
the ages, and it continues to serve them well today. Indeed, the
most prominent consequence of feminism has been to export nagging from
the home to the workplace, and everywhere in between.
As those women at the public nag fest understood, nagging works best if it keeps getting louder and louder until we can't stand it any more. Then, it's easier for us to just give them what they want, just to make them shut up, and to ignore them the best that we can after that. When I was young we had words for that kind of thing. In polite company, we called it being henpecked. In other kinds of company, we called it being pussy-whipped. Yes indeed. Back then, we had words for it.![10x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/10x5_Page_Background.gif) ![15x5 Page Background GIF Image](../../Images/15x5_Page_Background.gif) But what difference does it make whether women rule, or the rulers are ruled by women? The result is the same. —Aristotle [384 — 322 B.C.]
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