Friday April 19th.

The Shot Heard "Round the World"

"Whistleblower says they'll name suspect this Friday, 'unstable', NRA, reloading powder!

Transcribed (see photo of post below):

"WARNING: Laws being written to screw you.

I work on a security commission and I've just received word to start campaigning on a campaign we've been working on for the last two months and now it all makes sense.

I'll keep it as short can I can.

They're going to pin this event on a male, late teens to early 20s, and say he did it because he's unstable. They are going to find firearms and a NRA book in his home. They are going to say he used reloading powder for the explosion and that reloading powder shouldn't be for sale to the public. They are then going to say that because the powder in ammunition can be used for explosions that the number of rounds you can buy should be limited and taxed to help pay for these events.

I can't do anything or I'll lose my job and possibly face criminal charges. Please don't let them get away with it. They won't find the suspect till later this week and the raid is issued to occur on Friday. This was a staged event. The people hurt are but the event was planned. Don't let them hurt our rights.

I'm at work so I used a copy of a picture from another thread. Also please don't mention me. It will seriously hurt me."

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"ALERT! This Friday is April 19th and April 19th is when the British began to confiscate all POWDER and BALL!

This would be a way to make it a felony for anyone to own more than a few rounds of ANY ammunition.

They could decree a mandatory turn in of all private ammunition if you own say more than 50 rounds total of all calibers.

If after the turn in time is up and you are caught with more ammo than allowed and god forbid you own a back pack or pressure cooker you would be arrested as a terrorist!

Please note....Friday is April 19th...the day the British began the campaign at Lexington and Concord to confiscate all POWDER and ball!

Historical replication in action!


The Shot Heard Around The World - April 19, 1775

On April 19, 1775 - where once the embattled farmers stood, and fired the shot heard round the world, the War for Independence had now begun!

British troops were planning a march to Lexington to arrest John Hancock and Sam Adams, then on to Concord to seize colonial munitions.

At nightfall on April 18, Paul Revere hung a two-lantern signal in the steeple of Old North Church, alerting his comrades that the Redcoats were crossing the harbor. Revere then galloped to Lexington and pressed on to Concord, where he was captured by a British patrol.

Questioned at gunpoint, Revere was released after divulging nothing but misinformation. Over 700 Redcoats marched through the night of April 18, 1775, reaching Lexington near dawn. Awaiting them were 77 Minutemen - farmers and laborers trained to be "ready in a minute." One musket went off.

Historians still debate which side fired the first shot, but within seconds, eight colonists lay dead on Lexington Green.On to Concord, 400 Minutemen exchanged gunfire with 120 Redcoats at the North Bridge.

Pealing church bells spread the alarm and colonial numbers grew to 5,000. The British would have been massacred, but reinforcements arrived as they fled back to Boston.

April 19, 1775 … the war had begun!