What Has The Tea Party Become

What Has the Tea Party Become?

It Has Become A Force Of One.

It is the voice as one that unites us in a goal.

Its the hope and faith to be as one, to be a part of something honest and good.

Its our fight for our little ones so they will never see what we have.

It more the Constitutional Freedom.

Its a feeling in our hearts that set us apart from the rest.

Its letting go of the past and looking at the days to come.

Its for us to speak out for those who can not.

To protect and to serve those who do not have a clue to the inside look at our new Laws.

Its a fight all the way, to never give up and never surrender.

Its a statement that holds a truth, That I am by all means A Tea Party American.

Its the voices of us, We The Little People and the power of the vote that Government officials fear.

Its a concept that lives in America that almost faded away.

Drug Testing To Buy Guns vs. The Reapers

 
I just got back from the NRA, and I will share the same to you as I did with them.  The Following below is a FBI Report of gun crimes in America.

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Gun Rights vs. Crime In America
The Reapers / a F.A.S.C.Concepts , byMassingale News release

December 26,2011

I offer legal help, an option to drug test people before they buy a gun. The new testing of the swab to the mouth is painless and on the money for stopping gun crimes by junkies.

You see guns and drugs is an issue our government covers up because of the sale of oxy heroin. I have labled these heroin users as, “The Reapers / byMassingale”, a internet catch. Some of the most terrible crimes are commited by heroin users as this drug molds people into that of which they are not.

My Name is Henry Massingale Founder and Director of the International Boycott Of The Arabic Drug Empire.

As most people do not know, 75% of the gun crimes are commited by drug offenders. So bring this into the fight for the NRA and the world will look at you all different.

Data summary

Gun crime in the US, 2010

State	Total murders	Total firearms, 2010	% change, 2009-10	Handguns murders	Firearms, % of all murders	Firearms murders per 100,000 pop	Firearms robberies per 100,000 pop	Firearms assaults per 100,000 pop
• Florida figures not provided • Total number of murders for which supplemental homicide data were received. • Limited supplemental homicide data were received from Illinois • Rates for robbery and assault are FBI official rates, others are calculated by the Datablog SOURCE: FBI

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UNITED STATES	12,996	8,775	-4	6,009	67.52	2.84	41.67	44.78
Alabama	199	135	-41	112	67.84	2.85	17.27	32.33
Alaska	31	19	46	3	61.29	2.68	21.58	76.6
Arizona	352	232	18	152	65.91	3.47	45.47	54.19
Arkansas	130	93	-13	49	71.54	3.2	36.66	87.55
California	1,811	1,257	-8	953	69.41	3.37	48.44	45.45
Colorado	117	65	-31	34	55.56	1.28	21.96	38
Connecticut	131	97	39	72	74.05	2.75	33	22.46
Delaware	48	38	23	25	79.17	4.26	94.11	92.43
District of Columbia	131	99	-12	32	75.57	16	255.98	99.25
Florida							59.45	71.18
Georgia	527	376	-1	315	71.35	3.79	62.49	52.08
Hawaii	24	7	-13	6	29.17	0.54	7.46	13.08
Idaho	21	12	140	12	57.14	0.77	3.91	23.14
Illinois	453	364	-6	355	80.35	2.81	1.85	6.22
Indiana	198	142	-32	83	71.72	2.2	17.41	7.97
Iowa	38	21	91	9	55.26	0.69	9.06	18.72
Kansas	100	63	-26	30	63	2.22	24.46	70.96
Kentucky	180	116	4	76	64.44	2.67	39.54	24.43
Louisiana	437	351	-13	263	80.32	7.75	46.83	77.29
Maine	24	11	0	4	45.83	0.84	5.71	3.66
Maryland	424	293	-4	272	69.1	5.11	56.93	30.69
Massachusetts	209	118	27	52	56.46	1.78	24.52	30.81
Michigan	558	413	-5	239	74.01	4.16	55.61	82.88
Minnesota	91	53	39	43	58.24	1	19.11	20
Mississippi	165	120	14	98	72.73	4.05	48.03	30
Missouri	419	321	16	189	76.61	5.34	52.9	89.29
Montana	21	12	-37	6	57.14	1.22	2.04	28.36
Nebraska	51	32	39	29	62.75	1.77	24.24	29.32
Nevada	158	84	-8	57	53.16	3.16	64.86	58.54
New Hampshire	13	5	25	2	38.46	0.38	7.1	15.26
New Jersey	363	246	12	216	67.77	2.82	45.16	24.06
New Mexico	118	67	-14	36	56.78	3.29	30.78	82.06
New York	860	517	7	135	60.12	2.64	12.97	11.8
North Carolina	445	286	-15	188	64.27	3.02	46.72	60.02
North Dakota	9	4	33	3	44.44	0.61	1.84	3.21
Ohio	460	310	0	176	67.39	2.69	56.18	30.45
Oklahoma	188	111	-11	86	59.04	2.98	40.35	63.02
Oregon	78	36	-12	20	46.15	0.93	15.04	15.93
Pennsylvania	646	457	-2	367	70.74	3.62	52.04	39.45
Rhode Island	29	16	-11	2	55.17	1.51	18.73	28.57
South Carolina	280	207	5	136	73.93	4.5	57.78	114.73
South Dakota	14	8	100	3	57.14	0.98	2.19	17.56
Tennessee	356	219	-26	146	61.52	3.46	73.87	129.87
Texas	1,246	805	-7	581	64.61	3.19	64.57	61.65
Utah	52	22	-12	16	42.31	0.78	12.33	21.3
Vermont	7	2		1	28.57	0.32	2.09	7.87
Virginia	369	250	9	137	67.75	3.14	37.16	23.54
Washington	151	93	-8	73	61.59	1.38	21.43	24.87
West Virginia	55	27	-29	16	49.09	1.48	3.62	18.57
Wisconsin	151	97	2	63	64.24	1.71	41.35	31.12

Tags: constitution, crime, drugs, guns, nra, rights

In God We Trust Wins Big Victory

This is just in from Christian Coalition of America,
“In God We Trust” Wins Big Victory in House of Representatives; Republican Amash Votes NO!
To bring you the full story, of why we as a people must unite to reach a goal……

See the full story on the Christian Coalition website by Jim Backlin here: In God We Trust” Wins Big Victory in House of Representatives

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A long time I just simply put it if the ACLU hate God so much then maybe this ORG should be Abolished.