Scrap your plans and make your way to Springfield tomorrow.
It’s IGOLD Day!
Illinois Gun Owners Lobby Day.
John Naese offered this to say:
In the early morning hours of April 19, 1775, men turned out of their beds, at 1 or 2 in the morning, and walked, in the late spring coolness, perhaps the mid 30′s at 3 am, some 20 miles or more, to confront the gun controllers raiding the powder supply at Concord.
We’re not asking you to risk Redcoat ball and bayonet; you don’t even have to get up before sunrise. Just get to Springfield tomorrow, in a climate controlled vehicle, and walk 5 blocks.
Are we still a nation of men (and women!) who “know very well what they are about”? Help us prove we are. Get there.
Do NOT be scared off by the doomsayers on the TV. This is not a blizzard; it’s not even a fair to middlin’ winter storm.
In the early morning hours of April 19, 1775, men turned out of their beds, at 1 or 2 in the morning, and walked, in the late spring coolness, perhaps the mid 30’s at 3 am, some 20 miles or more, to confront the gun controllers raiding the powder supply at Concord.
We’re not asking you to risk Redcoat ball and bayonet; you don’t even have to get up before sunrise. Just get to Springfield tomorrow, in a climate controlled vehicle, and walk 5 blocks.
Are we still a nation of men (and women!) who “know very well what they are about”? Help us prove we are. Get there.
I’m there john. I wouldn’t miss this for anything.
I’m on my way!
The walking wounded will be there