Would the people who lead our nation?
Would the people who lead our nation?
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Would the people who lead our nation?
Today the governments we have. Would they let a quarter of the population die so the rest could survive? People die every day from various causes, and many of these issues fall under the responsibility of governments.
Today the governments we have. Would they let a quarter of the population die so the rest could survive? People die every day from various causes, and many of these issues fall under the responsibility of governments.
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#msg1969712Where do you come up with this ****?
He most know people in the Mendota and Princeville area.There are groups of people in both those of those areas that read and write this stuff, that are TOTALLY off the wall, and circulate it. About 10 days ago they sent almost word for word like this.
This was a very mild version of what they can do.
#msg1969838billybob : That's nuts.
I agree totally.One of the leaders was in my high school graduation class. Eventually, he moved to another state and got himself elected to office.
Not all small towns but majority of them are in rural areas.
With social media it does not take much to get organized and for the emails to be forwarded etc. Over time they have gotten crazier. This guy sent out an email some years that Obama was going to come around collecting everyone's guns and the emails flew around. They are anti everything except what they believe.
Through my career, I worked for 2 people from Maine. Over the years ,I did meet lots people who live "in the woods" and thats their words not mine. Translated that means north of Bangor unincorporated area. They are much,much more reasonable than the Mendota crowd.
I would not be surprised if there are some in Marshall County based on what I am hearing. They are really, really really complaining about rural health care.That is a major flash point with them.
DennisinPeoria and PeoriaIllinoisan reacted Through my career, I worked for 2 people from Maine. Over the years ,I did meet lots people who live "in the woods" and thats their words not mine. Translated that means north of Bangor unincorporated area. They are much,much more reasonable than the Mendota crowd.
I would not be surprised if there are some in Marshall County based on what I am hearing. They are really, really really complaining about rural health care.That is a major flash point with them.
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