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There are sex offenders that have not yet offended, but have a high risk of offending. While there is this knowledge, how do we know who they are and how do we know that our kids our safe in town and in public bathrooms alone?

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I live in a forest close to the road, but up on a hill. I live on a farm and have 13 sheep. Lately, we encountered an Arctic Blast that wiped some of our trees down. Our sheep just love those trees! But, how do we know that the trees aren't contaminated and the meat won't be contaminated once we butcher them? Also, the rain washed some of our feed into the wet stuff, and we had moldy alfalfa. We separated most of the mold from the alfalfa that was good, and gave the sheep the good stuff. What kind of stuff should we look for?

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There are some things that are left vulnerable in this country without our troops. What if terrorists came to the country and there was no muscle to battle? They are all in IRAQ! What happens if we need them and it's too late? 

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