Militia Raided in Alabama

[Joanne98]

Militia Raided in Alabama
http://www.shortnews.com/start.cfm?id=62099

Federal officials have raided the "Free Militia" in Alabama, nabbing 250 grenades and improvised explosive devices and 2,500 rounds of ammunition.

Federal officials consider the group to be "violent", but did not recover any "targets". All have been charged with conspiracy to make a firearms.

Arrested were Raymond Kirk Dillard, 46, Adam Lynn Cunningham, 41, Bonnell Hughes, 57, and James Ray McElroy, all of Collinsville, Alabama; Michael Wayne Bobo, 30 of Trussville, Alabama and Randall Garrett Cole, 22, of Gadsden, Alabama.

http://www.shortnews.com/start.cfm?id=62099

See. The police state is getting RW too. They voted for this. I hope they're happy!

[BOSSHOG]

1. NRA step up to the microphone and hire these guys lawyers

And don't blather on about how you are only concerned with safety.

[Joanne98]

3. I hope the NRA does get them off. I'm so sick of the police...

That I'd rather live with militias!

[BOSSHOG]

2. THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT JAMES MADISON WANTED

WITH THE SECOND AMENDMENT. Explosive devices, hand grenades and lots of ammo in the hands of lunatics. By gawd its there constitutional right.

[Joanne98]

4. Notice how there's not a peep from the MSM....

But there busy showing some car chase in LA!

[DBoon]

6. If the 2nd amendment give the right to violently overthrow the government

Then yes, all these devices should be legal, and more.

This is a common argument for gun-types, that only by personal ownership of firearms can the power of the government be checked.

personally, I think gun ownership has as much to do with protecting civil liberties as pornography has with procreation.

[jody]

8. Bill of Rights does not give rights, it lists inalienable rights that government must protect. nt

[TechBear_Seattle]

5. Correction: American terrorist cell raided in Alabama

But of course, it would be inappropriate (no matter how correct) for this event to be described honestly.

[NoodleBoy]

7. so... those grenades were used for hunting?