Feb

03

2013

“Line in the Granite” – Defend Your Gun Rights – The Patriot Pastor, Garrett Lear

by Skip

The Gentleman from the Black Robed Regiment speaks to the Liberty & Freedom oriented crowd (that knows this is not about guns at all).

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by Skip Murphy

Co-founder of GraniteGrok, my concern is around Individual Liberty and Freedom (and how Government is taking that away from us). My fight, from a Conservative (with small "L" libertarian leanings) and evangelical Christian perspective, is with the Progressives that are forcing a collectivized and secular humanistic future upon us. As TEA Party activist, citizen journalist (and pundit!), my goal is to use the New Media to advance the radical notions of America's Founders back into our culture again.

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  • Chris P. Bacon

    WOW. I am rarely speechles, but that was unbelievable. If we do lose our right to arm bears in this country, it will be the fault of clowns like this.

    Just make an arguement knuckle head. No need for costumes and cherry picking out of context what King Jesus said about swords.

    • C. dog e. doG

      Evidently, Chrispy wants to be on a Fashion Police segment on colonial ware to judge tri-cornered hat submissions. Better watch out, Chrispy, Joan Rivers has been known to use fowl and offensive language that might tip your sensibilities.
      – C. dog

  • Sam Adams

    Pastor Lear has changed his typical speech and tone quite a bit. I,ve heard him speak a few times in Lexington and Jaffrey. He dropped his feather quilt pen for redress of grievances[sp]?Uhh, Maybe he came to the conclusion its beyond that.

    • Chris P. Bacon

      As long as he keeps King Jesus out in front of the heard leading us. After all, no one is mentioned more times in the Declerations of Interdepentdents and the Constitution then Jesus.

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