Liberty Safes Patriot S
Liberty Safes Patriot s
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PYLE Waterproof Marine AM/FM/CD Player Receiver with 4 x 5.25-Inch Speakers and Splash-Proof Radio Cover $0.01 … |
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Pioneer DEH-4200UB CD Receiver with OEL Display and USB iPod Control $200.00 Pioneer’s DEH-4200UB is an ideal way to upgrade your OEM system, offering playback of WMA/MP3/AAC files from disc or USB devices, optional direct iPod control, and plenty more. It also offers big-time opportunity on the upgrade front–easily add Bluetooth and HD/SAT Radio, or use the three pairs of preamp outputs to build a system with external speakers and amplification. Pionee… |
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Kenwood Excelon KDC-X494 In-Dash CD/MP3/WMA/iPod Receiver with USB/Aux Input $159.95 Kenwoods KDC-X494 is a great solution for those who want an iPod-enabled CD receiver with room to grow. With direct control of iPod devices, WMA/MP3 playback from CDs or USB devices, convenient front-panel illuminated USB port/auxiliary input, and a 50W x4 MOSFET amplifier, it’s a powerful device. Add three preamp outputsfor system building and the ability to add SAT/HD radio, Bluetooth, or a CD c… |
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Cannon Safe P40 Patriot Series 16-36 Gun Safe – Matte Black $1,243.62 With its massive 1in steel composite door 12-gauge unibody construction and ETL verified fire resistance the Patriot Series is the ultimate value for storing your valuable possessions. This safe provides high security and maximum interior versatility-even when floor space is at a premium. Safes are finished with a durable matte paint. Features: Massive 1in thick steel composite door Commercial gra… |
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Cortelco Kellogg Patriot Memory Desk/Wall Mount Phone Bk $31.62 - Cortelco Patriot memory corded telephone- 20# Memory locations- Receiver volume control- Data port- Directory card- Last number redial- Local hold with LED indication- Tone/pulse switchable- Wall mountable- Hearing aid compatible- Ringer volume control… |
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Cortelco Kellogg Patriot Memory Desk/Wall Mount Phone Prl Gy $24.25 - Cortelco Patriot memory corded telephone- 20# Memory locations- Receiver volume control- Data port- Directory card- Last number redial- Local hold with LED indication- Tone/pulse switchable- Wall mountable- Hearing aid compatible- Ringer volume control (high/low/off) – Fully modular- Matte finish- Visual ring indicator- Positive line disconnect- Storable flash and pause- 2 Year limited manufactu… |
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219300-VOE-27S Patriot BLACK $41.39 - Cortelco Patriot handsfree phone- Volume control (ADA pliant)- Tone/pulse dialing (40/60 make/break)- Positive line disconnect- Ringer volume control- Flash (300/600 msec)- Hold with LED indicator- Visual ring indicator- Hearing aid patible- Desk/wall mountable- Directory card- Fully modular- Matte finish- Data port- Pause- Last number redial- Two-year limited warranty- 20 Memory locations- Rele… |
How would Benjamin Franklin’s statement about “giving up liberty for safety” apply to the “Patriot Act”?
In 1775, Benjamin Franklin said, “They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.” Do you feel that this statement is very timely in regards to the current administration, and its insistence that “If you are not with us, you are against us?” Isn’t this the basic catalyst of the so-called “Patriot Act,” which forces American citizens to give up “a little bit of liberty” in order to feel safe?
Well, is it working? Do you feel “free,” OR “safe?”
Do you feel Franklin’s statements are relative to America’s present situation?
I teach American Literature and I’ve been quoting that particular Franklin bon-mot since the Patriot Act hit. I think it’s *very* timely. I feel less free, and I certainly don’t feel safe.