I think that would be intimidating for any proposed terrorist.

Oil prices expected to drop below $20 as early as 2012 (prior to a 5 yr rally), barring another terrorist attack or escalated middle eastern conflict(s). 11.

Any sort of major disruption - more financial fallout, terrorist attack, another war, who knows - and all bets are off.

Should the terrorist, the criminals, and those eager to bully others be the only people who have access to the guns in moments of crisis?

Between the year 2000 and 2006, the gifting requirement was not as stringent, but now with money laundering, terrorist activities, everything is sourced.

Perhaps you've heard some rumblings from the tens of millions of Americans complaining since 9/11/01 that our freedoms have been dwindling at the hands of a government that is trying to convince us that it's important for American citizens to give up some of their freedom in return for "security" (a sense of security to some, perhaps, but certainly no real security).Unfortunately, too many people have been so scared of "the terrorists" for 9 years now that they've been happy to give up their rights -- or worse yet, haven't even realized they been doing it, as clearly you haven't realized it until now.Who do you think was responsible for the action in the article you linked?

Chavez recently had as his guest Harry Belafonte, who called President Bush "the greatest terrorist in the world."

As we saw in Oklahoma City, terrorist's don't always come from outside the US.

Usually terrorists serve some crazy purpose - and are proud to let the world know what they stand for.

Really what needs to happen is Fannie Mae needs to chill the F out and update their guidelines to understand that it's the year 2016, and things like bitcoins and cell phones aren't just for terrorists and money launderers.