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    Summer 2010

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    Winter 2011

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Snow Shoe Men Patrols

2/21/2011

February, 2011 planning

BILL OF RIGHTS FILMS

"2AToday for The USA"

Copy at LassenSharpshooters.com

"No Guns for Negroes" (racist history of American gun control laws)

Oath Keepers

10 Orders

Principles of Republic

Also see video

Rattlesnakes, Ticks ...
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-Jury Nullification Article on your Right
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Weather

Range - Weather

Range - Red Flag Warnings / Alerts

Shasta Chain Control

Shingletown Cam is located on the north side of HWY 44 in Shingletown

Lassen Park Cam is located in Shasta County on the south side of eastbound HWY 44 at the Lassen Park North Entrance

Bogard Rest Area Cam is located in Lassen County on SR44 at the entrance to Bogard Rest Area

Minutemen of Culpeper County, Virginia

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The Culpeper Flag

 

Culpeper Dont Tread on Me Liberty or Death flag
Flag of the Culpeper Minute Men.

The Gadsden flag and other rattlesnake flags were widely used during the American Revolution. There was no standard American flag at the time, not even Betsy Ross's stars and stripes.

People were free to choose their own banners.

The Minutemen of Culpeper County, Virginia, chose a flag that looks generally like the Gadsden flag, but also includes the famous words of the man who organized the Virginia militia, Patrick Henry: "Liberty or Death."

By the way, there's a fair amount of confusion about the spelling of Culpeper. You often see it spelled Culpepper, with three p's. These are both, legitimate alternate spellings of an English surname. But the flag should definitely be spelled Culpeper, since that's the official spelling of Culpeper, Virginia.

 

Patrick Henry's Liberty or Death Address Patrick Henry's "liberty or death" speech. Painting by Alonzo Chappel available as a 14 in. x 11 in. art print from AllPosters.com.


Note: This history of the Gadsden flag was written by me, Chris Whitten, based on extensive personal research. It also appears on
FoundingFathers.info. You are welcome to quote from it, reprint excerpts, or even republish the entire thing. However, please give me credit and link to Gadsden.info. If you want to copy images, see the Gadsden flag clip art page. Thanks!


 Source of Above - the Gadsden Flag 

 

"The right of the citizens to keep and bear arms has justly been considered, as the palladium of the liberties of a republic; since it offers a strong moral check against the usurpation and arbitrary power of rulers; and will generally, even if these are successful in the first instance, enable the people to resist and triumph over them...."

Quoted from Joseph Story* in, “Commentaries on the Constitution” (1833). 

* Former Associate Justice of U.S. Supreme Court

 

 

"...The one thing that is absolute is that the Second Amendment guarantees a personal and individual right to keep and bear arms, and prohibits government from disarming the people...."

Quoted from: Silveira v. Lockyer - Dissent by: Judge Kozinski.

 

Summer Range Rules

Copy of: Wildland Fire Evacuation Plan Shingletown Ridge

 

Star Spangled Banner USAF

Star Spangled Banner - USMC

Proud to be an American

Marine 

Air Force 

Anchors Away

 
 

CELEBRATE JULY 4TH - VIEW POSTER

 

The Battle of Bunker Hill - June 17, 1775 

 

August 1 and 2 mark the sixty-second anniversary of the Battle of Athens, Tennessee