Before I get rolling, yes, I know, not all Christians are like him. Far from it.
My point will be, however – that over the past three years (and actually more like thirty), acts of terrorism have been coming from right-wing extremists. From bin Laden and the Taliban to Timothy McVeigh and his militia to the Minutemen to this fellow Brevik, these are right-wing crazies driven into a frenzy of violence (either through self-immersion in their ideology or indoctrination through religion).
What’s particularly embarrassing is that the FOX News crowd are falling over themselves to distance themselves from this Norwegian horror show…and trying to claim victimhood in the process. Well no, sorry, that won’t fly. Rather than make the point in my own harsh manner, I’ll let a more gentle – but equally pointed – argument be made:
And now, where do we get the link to Christianity for this fellow? Again, I’ll let Mr. Stewart give you the answer to that one.
He was inspired by right-wing propaganda from the USA, and even imported the ammo he used to kill those kids in the camp from the USA.
Hey Mom,
Do you know where? I have been importing my ammo from Serbia since I cannot find it closer to home at the same price…maybe you can hook me up with a new source.
Try MidwayUSA – I worked for them for a few years, they should have ammo for pretty much any gun on the planet…assuming they aren’t going to get shut down for selling to terrorists.
Thanks Tom-I have checked Midway out-but what I need is .303 British both FMJ and soft point for a couple of Lee Enfield SMLEs I have. Not a very popular piece in the US but they sure shoot nice.
I don’t know if the cost is comparable for you, but it’s a bit under a buck a round here:
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/?productNumber=862348
http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/?productNumber=522634
Hmm…have you considered taking up reloading? I did reloads for my 30.06, .454, and am considering it once I get my .460 over here – really good cost-effective way to get ammunition. Plus, you can tailor the rounds to get really fantastic consistency with your particular gun. It’s been a while since I bought my stuff, but it was in total under $300 to get started with a basic press, die kit, tumbler, etc., and my first set of bullets/powder/primers.