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P#85: Taiwan for Peace & Democracy. World Taiwanese Congress: http://tinyurl.com/rsbzg Firearms classified: http://tinyurl.com/4d8px US Constitution (1): http://tinyurl.com/rnjwv :"Presumption of Nonauthority and Unenumerated Rights", by Jon Roland Islamic responses >$: http://tinyurl.com/pyutf US immigration: http://tinyurl.com/ht6pn Mars' 1st picture: http://tinyurl.com/s6u3y Mars' 1st picture: http://tinyurl.com/97spd Thin cloud cool mild: Up 6:20, soon Mei then Korean drama VCR, so out for CBS morning program. Mei cleans a bit then backyard off grass, off & back lunch then off. Lung corrects students all long then off. I collect and arrange almost all documents. Answer [NCC] with Icelandic Free State & Burst-fire Firearms >1 & 2 below. Almost mid-night Jun computer still. Bed 12:50am. 1. "Medieval Iceland model #1002: NO executive branch" "" [Tsai 06.3.26=7 #3] Why "replacing one national government with ten regional governments will be unattainable"? Isn't the rights of choice, basic to liberty? The Viking Age Icelandic Free State (930-1262) had that type of system for almost 3 centuries: http://www.mises.org/story/1121 "Iceland did not have an executive branch of government. Instead of a king they had local chieftains." "Medieval Iceland provides evidence that they [public order] can be privately provided, without violating anybody's rights, and the results were not chaos. There was not continuous fighting. The "Hobbesian Jungle" didn't create a state of nature that was a war of all against all" Further, in "Privatization, Viking Style: Model or Misfortune?" Roderick T. Long states: "" non-territorial jurisdiction has been a fairly common phenomenon throughout history; indeed, the prevalence of non-territorial jurisdiction in medieval Europe is often credited with explaining the "rise of the West." It is certainly true, however, that the Free State pressed the principle of non-territorial jurisdiction farther than most. "" --: http://www.lewrockwell.com/orig3/long1.html "" 2. "Burst-fire Firearms #101 "" [Tsai 06.3.26=7 #4] Thanks, According to "A Firearms Definition List", by William R. Dietrick http://tinyurl.com/4d8px "The US Army recently had their newest M-16’s converted to “burst-fire,” wherein each pull of the trigger will rapidly fire three shots. The trigger then has to be pulled again before the next burst will fire. This prevents wild, sustained, unaimed firing which wastes ammunition and does little to stop an advancing enemy." ""