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Slavery was ended in Maryland with ballots, but in Virginia, it had to be ended with bullets.
One thing is absolute: Drug control has to end. The government has no right to impose drug control laws on a person who never consented to them. If you feel otherwise, you are entitled to your opinion, but your opinion is absolutely wrong. You are hereby notified that your wrong opinion is totally rejected by the supporters of liberty.
So how do you want drug control to be ended in New Hampshire, with ballots or with bullets?
If you prefer ballots, then vote for the candidates who want to end drug control. But if you prefer bullets, you can vote against them. Just don't come whining to me when your favorite cops get themselves killed in action waging the government's War on Drugs against your neighbors. If you voted for it to happen, you didn't pull the trigger, but you pulled the lever.
On 4 December 2002, a gentleman in Frayser, Tennessee fought back in legitimate self-defense during a drug raid. A deputy sheriff was fatally gunned down. The deputy was killed in the act of his own deliberate wrongdoing, trying to enforce unjust laws. His choice.
The cops keep right on pulling stunts like that, so obviously they still haven't learned their lesson yet, but have you learned yours?
Of course, you can pretend to think that your government has a right to impose drug laws, but that won't stop your favorite cops from getting themselves killed trying to enforce them. You have been notified that your wrong opinion has been totally rejected by the supporters of liberty.
Actions have consequences. Vote wrong, cops die. So don't vote wrong.
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Lying Nashua cop falsely cites Tom Alciere for "speeding". CLICK HERE. FLASH: The cop-killer's own explanation for the pre-emptive strike against an enemy officer in the Battle of Red Bluff, 19 November 2002. Please download and share this before the book-burners can destroy it. Tom Alciere welcomes the Union Leader's readers to an opposing viewpoint. CLICK HERE. Let me mention at this time I will not tolerate reporters showing up at my home without an appointment. The reporters themselves, and the news outlet they represent, will be permanently barred from getting any interview with me. I don't need to comment on my comments; my comments are the comments. |
State Representative Tom Alciere introduces his son to Governor Jeanne Shaheen in the Governor's Office at the State House, 6 December 2000, shortly after the inauguration of the 157th Session of the New Hampshire House of Representatives. |
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On Mar 1, 5:31 am, Thomas.Alci...@gmail.com wrote: > I just want to take this time to express how sorry I am to all Law > Enforcement officers throughout the United states for all the negative > things I've posted about them and the immature way I behaved in > various newsgroups over the past several years. I recently have had a > life changing experience and will go into further detail at another > time. But I hope all can forgive me, as I am deeply sorry for all the > terrible things I have said and stated about law enforcement. I know > now that using bullets is not the answer or the calling women names > and belittling them. I especially apologize to all the border patrol > officers whoserve the USA with so much dedication. I will be > dismantling my website at the earliest possible moment and will be > recreating a new one in the near future. One that thank the law > enforcement officers of this country and gives them the credit they > deserved. Again I hope all will forgive me for my childish behavior in > the past. I cann assure you that I am a changed man. I've come to > realize that I do not wish to bring my son up with such perverted and > distorted ways I've looked at the world. I would like to make this > apology public and will continue to do so as often as I am able. > Thanks for your understanding, although I know there are many > thousands of people who will probably most likely never find it in > their hearts to forgive me, for all the miserable things I've said and > done. I can accept that, but hope in time I can show you how sincere I > have become in supporting law-enforcement across the country. > > The Hon. TomAlciere This is the REAL Tom Alciere and I did not write that above and my name is not Thomas anyway. See the bottom of my home page at tomalciere.com