Earl Jones Kills Intruder!



Earl Jones, 92 year old WWII Vet

Protecting yourself is not murder
Exodus 22:2-3 "If a thief is caught in the act of breaking into a house and is struck and killed in the process, the person who killed the thief is not guilty of murder."

A 92-year-old WWII veteran shot an intruder who attempted to rob his Kentucky home and two other intruders were lucky to escape with their lives.

 

Donnie Inabnit, 20

The three men broke into Earl Jones' basement about 2:40 a.m. and as the first of the "Three Stooges", Lloyd Maxwell, came up to the top of the basement stairs to the first floor; Mr Jones was sitting in his "Lazy-Boy" with a loaded .22 rifle aimed at the door.

 

The WWII Vet took careful aim and fired one shot into the leader's chest. The wounded robber along with his two accomplices, Donnie Inabnit and Ryan Dalton, immediately fled the home and escaped in their 2001 Chevy Impala.

 The "Three Stooges" made up a story and tried to get Maxwell medical attention, but died later of his injuries.



Ryan Dalton, 22

Jones said this to the news, "Somebody got into the basement, this is a full basement and I was on the bed fixing to go to bed ... And I'm very sensitive, I was in the military, you have to have good ears. And I heard something just as I sat down, 'clonk, clon, clonk,' and I said well somebody is in the basement and he's going to come upstairs. So I heard him when he was coming up the steps, I had the gun so I was sitting there when he opened the door."

  

Earl Jones

"I've been robbed so much in the past five weeks, I said it's going to have to be a message to the people. The only way you going to stop this is you [going to] have to leave one laying in the grass. That's the only way you're [going to] stop it."

Thank God, that Mr. Jones is not facing any charges. This is the way things should be!

'Don't Cross God'

My Limerick Story:
Woonsocket is in a fight to keep a cross,

From liberals that think their ideology is boss,

Religious tolerance, they will enforce,

Except for Christians of course,

Would a Crescent Moon offend like a cross?

The Story:

Approximately 1,500 Veterans, Christians, and anyone with a halfway level head on their shoulders came out to support a WWII memorial in a park in Woonsocket, Rhode Island.

The FFRF, Freedom from Religion Foundation, demanded that the ninety-one year old monument be removed from public lands because it has a cross on top.

Woonsocket’s mayor, Leo Fontaine, coined the phrase, “Don’t Cross God,” and is determined to keep the monument on city property and said the monument is not about religion or forcing it on anyone, but about honoring four local residents killed in WWI and II.

Major Gen. Reginald Centracchio, the former head of the Rhode Island National Guard, organized the pro-cross rally. Gen. Centracchiotold the crowd, “Than monument stays where it is, how it is,”

Annie Laurie Gaylor, co-president of the FFRF, said this, “The law is on our side. We are not against veterans in any way. It isn’t necessary to honor veterans with a cross on public property … I think that reason is not prevailing right now. This is a lot of blowhards and emotion. Maybe they’ll get it out of their system.”

My Personal View:

Liberals are always quick to preach religious tolerance when it comes to Muslims, but Christians are always fair game. It amazes me how people do not see the religious persecution against Christians. To prove my point, I would like to present a scenario.

Replace the Christians in this story with Muslims and the Atheists with Christians and what do you get.

The answer is a major headline story!

Just imagine if Christians even attempted to remove an Islamic symbol from anywhere. The liberal media, Hollywood and the President would be all over them.

The exact same thing is happening to Christians every day in America and we do not hear a ‘peep’ from mainstream media outlets. With an exception of Fox News, one would have to go to a conservative outlet to find anything reported on these stories.

One of the signs in the photo says it best, “Freedom of Religion, not Freedom from Religion,” A cross on top of a monument does not in any way force religion upon anyone.

This is no different from the two Mosques I often drive by in my hometown. The sight of the crescent and moon on top does not offend me, nor does it make me feel like I a pressure to convert to Islam. Heck, it sounds ridiculous for me to suggest such a notion!

Here lies the problem, how has it become socially acceptable to believe atheists are truly offended by Christian symbols such as a cross or a nativity scene? The truth is they are not; they are no more offended by a cross than I am by a crescent and moon.

We must stop believing their lies and stop the attack on Christian values and beliefs. We must stand up and fight now before it is too late.

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