You can read about the deadly attack on the Chechen Parliament in today’s New York Times. You also can read about the links between the Alaskan Independence Party and the Chechen Rebels in the La Times article below. Sara Palin and her husband Todd are linked to the Alaskan Independence Party.
I think the attack on the Chechen Parliament is exactly what Sara Palin, Sharon Angle, and other Republicans have in mind when they say “lock and load” and talk about “2nd Amendment Solutions.”
New York Times October 19, 2010
MOSCOW — Heavily armed gunmen burst into the Parliament building of Chechnya, in southern Russia, on Tuesday morning, killing at least three people and wounding more than a dozen before the assailants were killed by police officers or by their own explosives, officials said."
From the LA Times:
“Over the years, Palin has actively courted the Alaska Independence Party, or AIP, an organization that supports Alaskan secession from the U.S. To be clear, we're not necessarily talking about friendly secession either: As the AIP's founder, Joe Vogler, told an interviewer in 1991: ‘The fires of hell are frozen glaciers compared to my hatred for the American government. ... And I won't be buried under their damn flag.’…
The AIP's website also provides helpful links to other secessionist groups, including the Southern Independence Party of Tennessee (which boasts of going after "these Politically Correct Liberal Communist[s]"), Ulster nationalists and Chechen separatists.”
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"For years she has courted the Alaska Independence Party, which wants to split the state from the U.S."
There is a shortage of ammunition in the USA in large part because of militia groups stocking up in anticipation of a “2nd Amendment solution. Whether the wing nut Republicans win or lose we will have to deal with the violence that extremist Republicans and their backers at Fox News have brought about.
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Evidence Grows of Far-Right Militia Resurgence
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