| Let's take a look at several thousand
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| | is a law against any knife or illegal
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| years of governmental disarmament of the
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| | weapon such as nail clippers, nail files
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| populace. Of course all the while, the
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| | or even tweezers. No I am not kidding.At
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| rulers, their guards and armies remained
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| | one time no knife longer than two inches
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| armed.The Founders of America were
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| | was allowed for any reason to English or
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| educated in the classic written histories
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| | Chinese subjects. There were times when
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| of our civilization. In fact President
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| | all knives were forbidden to the unworthy
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| Adams and Jefferson among others, studied
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| | ones below the Royalty and their
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| in numerous languages; Latin, Greek,
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| | guards.SWORDS: In later, but still
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| French, Italian, and Hebrew to name a few
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| | pre-Christian years -- in Egypt, Rome,
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| of the dozens of languages they read
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| | Greece, England, Africa, China and
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| in.Thomas Jefferson, the most prolific
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| | virtually all civilized countries
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| reader of books and letter writer of the
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| | elsewhere -- that formidable weapon the
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| Founders, kept copies of all his letters
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| | sword and even any large knife were taken
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| to and from his correspondents. His
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| | from the populace and legal ownership was
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| personal library was so extensive that it
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| | reserved only for Royalty.The almost
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| is the foundation of our Library of
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| | prehistoric legend of King Arthur is
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| Congress. His letters have been
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| | bound to the symbol of the Sovereignty of
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| assembled, typed and bound into large
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| | the Sword -- Excalibur. Something that is
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| volumes. The result is far larger than a
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| | not well discussed anymore is that the
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| couple of sets of encyclopedias. His
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| | child Arthur was not legally allowed to
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| letters of correspondence were even in
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| | own a sword. It was the nobility that
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| several languages. The copies of his own
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| | came and tried to extract the sword from
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| letters were made with a manual copy
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| | the stone but none could. So it was that
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| machine comprised of two pens; one he
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| | Arthur was one of the serfs who then rose
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| wrote with and the other pen, via a
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| | to lead the English. Excalibur by the way
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| unique mechanical arrangement, made an
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| | means Ex (coming out of) the Calibur (the
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| identical copy of his letter on another
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| | mold or container) -- an interesting
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| piece of paper. It is thought that as
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| | double meaning for the sword that came
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| much as 80% of his correspondence was
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| | out of the stone that contained it is
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| lost in fires and later with careless
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| | also Ex (without) Calibur (peer or
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| storage of his effects by
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| | equal). So Excalibur, perhaps the worlds
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| others.Jefferson studied and wrote
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| | most universally well known individual
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| dictionaries for a couple of dozen
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| | weapon was a symbol of Freedom (from
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| previously unwritten and thus uncodified
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| | containment and imprisonment even by
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| languages -- especially 18 languages of
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| | stone) and also a symbol of Power without
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| the various tribes of the American
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| | peer or equal.In many nations the sword
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| Indians. His fluency in other languages
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| | is still a powerful symbol of
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| (some say he was fluent in all written
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| | sovereignty. In England, Knighthood is
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| languages in print at the time of his
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| | still bestowed by touching the person
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| life) allowed him and interested him in
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| | with the holy sword of the Queen or King.
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| the study of the non-written languages of
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| | Romans were forbidden to own a sword
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| the Amerinds. Amerind was the general
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| | unless in the service of the State as
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| term used to describe the American
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| | Citizens (a Roman Citizen was a person
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| Indians by Anthropologists until
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| | who had sworn first allegiance to the
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| recently; the term was indeed meant to
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| | Roman Emperor and thus was allowed
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| separate native American Indians from the
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| | certain rights and privileges such as a
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| natives of India.It was NOT unusual that
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| | knife, sword and staff).Non-Citizens,
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| those educated in this country in the
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| | even lower soldiers were denied swords
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| 1600s and 1700s were educated in several
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| | except when actually fighting in some
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| languages. The histories, philosophies,
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| | periods of Roman and Greek history. When
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| music, mathematics and classics of all
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| | not fighting a war with a sword the
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| known cultures were not only studied but
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| | swords were kept in the armory away from
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| were debated over smoke and alcohol
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| | the people.CHRISTIANS WERE NOT ALLOWED
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| following the dinner hour each evening in
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| | SWORDS: Christians did not grant first
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| educated households. The discussions held
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| | allegiance to Rome, but to Christ and
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| in Colonial America between friends
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| | God. Thus they were not citizens and not
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| regarding such subjects has been replaced
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| | allowed swords. At the time that Jesus
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| in our country today by debates over
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| | the Christ told his disciple to sell his
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| sports, movie stars, sexual activities
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| | purse and get a sword -- that was a crime
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| and current propaganda which we call the
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| | against the State... a felony in today's
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| evening news.The English were most
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| | terms.BOW AND ARROW: The bow and arrow
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| helpful in this as were the French and
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| | were and are a symbol of power and
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| Italians and MANY books were available.
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| | sovereignty too. In ancient Rome, Egypt,
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| Japanese, Chinese, Icelandic, Dutch, and
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| | England, China and other countries only
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| the several dialects of Scandinavia as
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| | Royalty and the protectors of royalty
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| well as Russia were a part of evening
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| | were allowed to own or use or even touch
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| discussions among the learned of this
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| | a bow and arrow. Archery was for the
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| colony.What they learned was that the
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| | elite only.The semi-mythical story of
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| entire history of government was a
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| | Robin Hood was about a minor Nobleman who
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| history of tyranny -- and that that
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| | illegally armed the common man of his
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| tyranny was formed and fomented upon the
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| | area with bows and arrows in defiance of
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| populace as a result of a division in
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| | Royal Law. Then they had the audacity to
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| education. The haves and have-nots of
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| | live in Sherwood Forest, owned by the
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| education are far more a problem than in
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| | king and shoot and eat the king's deer --
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| the subject of finance. It is this
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| | instead of starving to death. It was for
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| knowledge that led our Founders to
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| | this that Robin was deemed a criminal and
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| emphasize education for all our citizens.
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| | a hoodlum, that is Robin the hood, and
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| The masses of the past were able to be
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| | later came to act the part more
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| more easily subjected to tyranny as a
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| | fully.Robin Hood as a symbolic and
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| result of and due to lack of education,
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| | partially true story as well as the
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| lack of freedom of communication, and in
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| | earlier Arthurian legend symbolized war
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| the final gasp, the lack of a fully armed
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| | against tyranny, illegal personal
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| citizenry.Tyrants have always first
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| | armament and liberty for the low-man.
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| disarmed the public, let us studiously
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| | Archery, in the time of Robin of
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| notice that our Founders, all of whom
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| | Lockesly, was denied the serfs as was
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| were fond of being armed wherever they
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| | meat. Hunting the royal deer -- for the
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| went, did not mention a type of arms and
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| | State owned all land and animals was a
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| certainly not guns in the Constitution or
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| | felony with punishment being death.It was
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| it's attendant Bill of Individual
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| | not so much that Robin stole from the
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| Rights.Let's take a look at the history
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| | rich and gave to the poor as it was that
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| of disarmament and the resultant
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| | he fought tyranny and championed liberty.
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| tyranny.LONG STICKS: Sticks were the
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| | He symbolized what we now know as
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| predictably first weapon taken from the
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| | guerrilla warfare. His "Merry Men"
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| people; the staff was taken from the
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| | besting the King's men at every turn. The
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| populace by the more powerful (and
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| | bow and arrow is often depicted as a
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| deadlier) leaders. That protective stick
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| | symbol of sovereignty in all the ancient
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| -- the staff or the shorter scepter -- is
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| | countries and governments in the earliest
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| still a recognized symbol of sovereignty.
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| | pictures and writing. In fact in America
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| And the staff, just a stout stick about
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| | today we see the symbolic power of the
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| shoulder to head high, is still a
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| | arrow displayed in our national symbol.
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| formidable weapon. Even the cane, a
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| | The symbol of our country is that "noble"
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| shorter staff, is a good weapon and has
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| | hunter, scavenger, murderer -- the eagle
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| been outlawed at times (Ireland still
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| | and in it's claws are the arrows of
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| outlaws canes). The ancient French had a
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| | sovereignty.THE PISTOL AND THE RIFLE:
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| formidable form of fighting based on the
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| | These are two of the symbols of
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| cane (and kicking) by the name of Savate
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| | sovereignty today. In America these were
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| -- so did the Britts although those
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| | reserved to the people first, as an
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| refined Britts often refrained from
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| | individual liberty guaranteed by the Bill
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| kicking and often loaded that cane with a
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| | of rights, by our Founding Fathers who
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| sword. Many Britts still look upon the
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| | were all historians of world
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| cane and it's cousin a stout defensive
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| | culture.These founding scholars
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| umbrella as a symbol of the elite. Many
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| | determined that we should have first the
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| of the older gentry are still constantly
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| | freedom to communicate and secondly, that
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| armed with a cane or umbrella, no matter
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| | is the Second Amendment, the right to
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| if gimpiness or inclement weather cause
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| | protect that right of free and open
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| any other need of them.CLUBS: Let's go
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| | communication with the RIGHT TO KEEP AND
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| back earlier again to the time of the
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| | BEAR ARMS. As historians the Founders
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| staff and stick as weapons. As our
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| | were well aware that arms change and
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| distant and ancient ancestors congregated
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| | nowhere in the Constitution of America
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| even more into herds and clans, the
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| | are guns mentioned for good reason;
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| stronger took dominion even more over the
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| | weapons and symbols of sovereignty
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| weak, the sick and the old. Those strong
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| | change.The people of America by our
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| ones took on a more official leadership
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| | Constitution are deemed the Sovereigns
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| role -- another one of the first acts of
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| | here and the government our dangerous and
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| disarmament was to take the shorter CLUBS
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| | unreliable servant. However lack of
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| away from the populace. This club -- the
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| | education in classic literature, lack of
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| scepter -- remains as a symbol of
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| | education in social history, miseducation
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| sovereignty (supreme rule and power). A
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| | in our schools and press as well as a
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| big headed club was a formidable weapon
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| | lack of education in how to think -- have
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| even against the staff and thus the
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| | left us with an uninformed and unthinking
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| populace had to be disarmed of both. Even
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| | populace that is being slowly disarmed
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| today many Sovereigns hold the STAFF AND
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| | from the weapons of our Founders -- the
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| SCEPTER of RULE as a symbol of
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| | pistol and the rifle.Our government and
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| power.SYMBOLS OF SOVEREIGNTY: Weapons
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| | our people both have forgotten history
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| have always been symbols of sovereignty,
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| | and ignored it; thus each are destined to
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| power, and personal choice, of personal
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| | repeat it. Our people will be enslaved
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| defense and personal responsibility for
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| | gradually by a tyrannical government as
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| ones own condition. Serfs, peons, slaves
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| | has always been the case -- none of us
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| and the bovine populace of modern
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| | know how long it will take, but there
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| America; some call them "sheeple" are not
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| | have been no exceptions in the history of
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| allowed to be self-determined nor to keep
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| | this world.And later those in government
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| and bear arms -- in all of history this
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| | will be removed -- quite likely in a
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| is the practice. In America we formed a
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| | deadly and bloody manner by those slaves
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| country based on personal sovereignty --
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| | of the state when one or a few rise up as
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| that is the right to rule oneself; a
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| | leaders. As Thomas Jefferson advised
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| unique idea in all the world and in all
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| | us... Liberty must be frequently
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| of history. Thus although we are creeping
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| | fertilized by the blood of tyrants and
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| ever down into a tyranny similar to what
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| | the people who would defy them or it
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| we fought against in the late 1700's --
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| | dies.Pistols and Guns are a symbol of
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| with the citizenry being disarmed in
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| | personal sovereignty in America as
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| every way possible -- we do not allow our
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| | nowhere else in the world. We should be
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| "leaders" to carry a staff or scepter as
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| | looking to even more modern weaponry if
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| a symbol of that "leadership".KNIVES were
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| | we could afford it. However the best
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| man's most basic tool that elevated him
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| | disarmament of the populace that has ever
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| from other animals. Even monkeys use
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| | been done is here in America where only
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| sticks and clubs -- but not knives.
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| | the government can afford the most
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| Knives, especially the double edged
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| | powerful of the modern weapons of war...
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| dagger or the larger short sword were and
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| | tanks, rockets, bombs, planes and all the
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| are also symbols of sovereignty. In the
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| | computerized intelligence and record
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| ancient texts, even in some of the later
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| | keeping to keep the people down.In our
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| cave pictographs and the earliest
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| | Founders time the individually sovereign
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| Egyptian depictions -- knives of many
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| | citizen had better weapons than the
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| sizes and short swords symbolized the
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| | governments armies and that was the way
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| Kings and Sovereigns who determined and
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| | they planned our country to continue...
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| directed the lives and livelihood of the
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| | with the populace heavily armed against
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| lower populace according to the
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| | tyrants within and without our nation. It
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| Sovereign's will.Weapons have always been
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| | was always the intention that Sovereign
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| a symbol of sovereignty and those without
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| | individuals would be armed with the
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| weapons are always the subjects, the
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| | latest and the best of arms and that the
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| serfs and the vassals of those with the
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| | army, in time of war, would gather what
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| arms and power over them. In feudal
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| | they could of men and weapons to defend
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| England there were numerous laws about
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| | our nation when need be.Civilization has
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| the length of knife that a serf might
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| | never been tame nor safe; however as
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| own. At one time the longest blade
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| | observed over time, a well armed
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| allowed was less than four inches at
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| | citizenry, where everyone is suspect of
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| times even shorter. In most of America
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| | being always armed and dangerous -- that
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| today there is a law against a knife of
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| | society is certainly a far more polite
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| four inches or more. In our schools there
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| | society.
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