Ben (biggestbtc), Dave (uni57) and Billy (billythemountain, i think thats your first name), argue here. Your mucking up the vegetarian appreciation thread, and getting way off topic.
so, here you go. Argue away in here. Please stay away from vegetarian appreciation thread unless its actually dealing with vegetarianism/veganism, and NOT arguing religious facts.
also, if your going to make accusations and stuff, have facts and stuff to support it also. Dont just come in here and start posting random beliefs.
I must say, I am happy to live in an area with so many fine vegetarian restaurants. Even though I don’t eat vegetarian but one or two meals a week, it’s great to have options that aren’t limited to tofu-dogs and foo-fu-salads.
It’s great that there are people out there dedicated to making vegetarianism yummy and exciting.
88-year-old White supremacist kills Holocaust Museum guard
2009-06-11 13:30:00
Washington, June 11 (ANI): A 88-year-old White supremacist walked into the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum with his rifle and shot a security guard before shooting himself on Wednesday.
Law enforcement officials identified the gunman as James W. von Brunn, who embraces various conspiracy theories involving Jews, Blacks and other minority groups and at one point waged a personal war with the federal government.
The gunman and the security guard were both taken to the nearby George Washington University Hospital on Wednesday afternoon, with von Brunn handcuffed to a gurney, The New York Times quoted witnesses, as saying.
The guard, Stephen T. Johns, died a short time later. Museum officials said he had worked there for six years.
George Washington University Hospital officials, where von Brunn, Johns and an unidentified victim with less serious injuries were taken, said Johns suffered a gunshot wound to his chest and died there.
Von Brunn was shot in the face, and the bullet exited from his neck, according to a high-ranking police source. He underwent surgery and was described as being in critical condition last night.
Police recovered a notebook in the suspect’s possession that apparently contained a list of District of Columbia locations, including Washington National Cathedral. Police bomb squads were sent to at least 10 sites.
April 15, 2009 Chorus of Protest Grows Over Report Warning of Right Wing Radicalization Conservative groups are up in arms following a recent Department of Homeland Security report that warns of the possible radicalization of right-wing extremists. Vis-a-vie Fox
Is it ironic that nuts keep falling from the tree?
