In God and Jesus We Trust

For over 30 years Trijicon has pur references to Bible verses on all of the optical products it has made. Trijicon, as you may not know, produces the best military optics and is also my personal favorite for my firearms.

Scott Brown won the senate seat that previously belonged to Ted Kennedy. Yes, Ted, The Swimmer, Kennedy owned that seat, probably because his family bought it around half a century ago. So, with the passing of Uncle Ted, the seat now belongs to the people of Massachusetts once more. We hope he asked for true forgiveness and mercy and made his peace with God before he died.

When the McCain-Feingold Campaign Finance Bill was first introduced, I said it would limit free speech and was violating the United States Constitution. By limiting spending in the last 30 to 60 days of an election, this bill prevented groups from presenting their views on issues.

The United States was founded upon the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and the founders did not put a “separation” of church and state in the Bill of Rights.  They just stated the God-given right to practice our religion.

I have been the director of IT for high-tech companies in the Silicon Valley.  In my many years of experience, I have heard just about every excuse for people’s poor performance blamed on computers.

You have worked for all of you life. It was not easy, but you put in your time, worked harder and smarter and finally get a decent, comfortable lifestyle.

You have all the “percs” that come with hard work: a decent wage, a start on retirement savings and a great health plan. You are comfortable, but do not live extravagantly. All is ok, right?

Wrong!

Now that I have solved the profiling problem by providing a tried and proven method, we need to fix the on-board security. I noticed that all of the foiled terrorist attempts against airplanes were not stopped by any government involvement. It was freedom-loving United States citizens that nipped these attempts.

I have been able to confirm this. A person who actually saw the pictures and details of Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab’s underwear confirmed the following: 1) The underwear contained enough explosive, that when properly detonated in the right position could bring down an airplane. 2) The position of the burned section of the underwear would have probably been undetectable. Let me put this delicately; this terrorist’s girlfriend might have been able to tell the slight difference between reality and what the scanner showed. 3) The only way to have detected the bomb would have been a very thorough physical pat-down of the genital area or a first-hand visual examination of the underwear itself.

Take Richard Reid, the shoe bomber that was foiled by alert passengers and was single-handedly responsible for all the extra time and money that requires all people to remove their shoes before getting into the secure area of the airport. He certainly looked like a person who should have been looked at with a fine microscope before he boarded that airplane. No one checked.

Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab was from Nigeria, a country not primarily known for a terrorist breeding ground. Umar’s father had reported him to the United States Embassy providing the embassy officials with all the pertinent information that would have allowed U.S. Officials to restrict Umar from entering the United States let alone the ability to board a plane bound for America.