You should go read this reply by J.J. [url]www.sierratimes.com/archive/files/may/26/edjj052601.htm[/url] first.
For starters, I did NOT sign my letter to the mailbag as "Henry Bowman". My email to the Sierra Times mailbag was unsigned, simply because I forgot. It was sent from my
[email protected] email account, which we can surmise, "Henrietta" followed back to my website and wigged out.
J.J.'s insistence that "Henry Bowman" wrote this is probably due to his complete misreading of what was written. A "call to arms" and "mass civil disobedience" is not the same thing as "shooting people", something J.J. should easily understand and only [b]he[/b] has portrayed (not me).
There must be thousands of Americans who think some people should be shot, but this was not advocated in my letter to the Sierra Times mailbag.
What I did advocate was a "Real call to arms" ... "like mass civil disobedience".
[b]From Websters Unabridged Dictionary of the English Language:[/b]
[b]Civil Disobedience[/b] - [i]"The refusal to obey certain governmental laws or demands for the purpose of influencing legislation or government policies characterized by the employment of such non-violence techniques as [b]boycotting, picketing and non-payment of taxes. [red]non-cooperation or passive resistence.[/i][/b][/red]
I also noticed that J.J. did not incude a single word of Henrietta's vitrolic rant to me or her desire to destroy my business. Maybe he doesn't know that Henrietta is a loose cannon?
What I find very strange is what J.J. calls
"civil disobedience" [b]didn't happen.[/b]
[i]"(Operation Truck Stop 2000). That's called:
"Civil Disobedience".[/i]
Oh really? Actions that [b]didn't occur[/b] are civil disobedience? Many of us noticed that this planned event didn't happen, after we spent our time and effort helping to tell others.
[i]"When that next raid happens, we may not get there, but we can learn within hours of what took place, which was involved, and what was lost."[/i]
Why are we always a [b]dollar late and a day short?[/b] Are you always going to be content to pick up the pieces and console the [b]survivors[/b] (if any)? Could it be because we refuse to do what is necessary to right the wrongs that are occurring each and every day?
The war of words is over J.J.
We have lost more freedoms in this country in the last [b]ten years[/b] then in the preceeding two hundred, and yet, the number of grassroot organizations that have sprung up to "fight for freedom" have waged a war of millions of words. We're losing, plain and simple and it's time we admit it. It's going to take some decisive actions to change the tide.
Bowman's Brigade
[b][i]"The mighty men of Babylon have forborne to fight, they have remained in their holds: their might hath failed; they became as women: they have burned her dwellingplaces; her bars are broken."[/i][/b] Jerimiah 51:30