It is a sad sad day in the USA as a big piece of our liberty died today (or will when S3081 is signed into law.)

See what Juidge Napolitano, the best thing on FOX has to say:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iD1T61oTrR8&feature=share

Under S3081, owning guns, having more than 7 days food makes you a suspect, who can be indefinitely detained BY THE MILITARY without charges. We are becoming the communists we used to despise.

In my book, John McCain "war hero" has given me one more reason to despise him as he is now guilty of treason for proposing and passing this bill, along with all who voted for it. As soon as I have that info, I will post.

 Here is a letter I recently sent to my County Board Supervisor, Arlene Benrud.  The vote on this issue will take place Thursday, October 20 at 5pm so please come to the meeting and stand up for your individual rights.

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Mrs. Benrud,

Because I did not receive a reply to my previous email to you, I am growing concerned about how you may vote on upcoming business at the county board that impacts my constitutional right to defend my own life.

I have just signed on to "The Oath Accountability Civil Action," a legal initiative of the Essential Liberty project to establish legal standing in order to require elected and appointed federal officials to abide by their oaths "to support and defend" our Constitution.

I encourage you to link to Breach of Oath and register your support for this legal action.

You can also share information about this project through Facebook and Twitter.

Following is the email I sent to my County Board Supervisor, Arlene Benrud:

Mrs. Benrud,
I recently read with concern some of the comments made at a recent La Crosse County Executive Committee meeting chaired by Supervisor Tara Johnson. In the minutes of that meeting posted at http://www.co.la-crosse.wi.us/Minutes%20and%20Agendas/2011/Minutes/Stand... the secretary reported, “Bob Taunt reported that an ordinance regarding employee considerations related to concealed weapons has been drafted. Supervisor Burke suggested using that as a springboard for expanding the ordinance to cover other considerations.”

Approximately 100 attended the meeting at the Holmen Rod and Gun Club to learn some of the details about Wisconsin's new concealed carry law.

Senator Dan Kapanke was there to offer his insight into the process that the legislation went through in order to become law. Kapanke was one of the co-sponsors of the alternative 'constitutional carry' legislation that, unfortunately, did not get passed.

Kapanke received multiple rounds of applause for his efforts to allow citizens to defend themselves and their property.

Also in attendance were the District Attorney, Tim Gruenke, and a captain from the La Crosse Police Department (I apologize for not remembering the officer's name) to help attendees understand the impact of the new law.