"There were guns, and I don't allow guns around my children. I don't believe in guns."

If you disbelieve in them real hard they will all disappear...

But according to the United States government, the tenth-grade home-schooler is being held on a criminal complaint that he made a bomb threat from his home on the night of Feb. 15.

Who did he make a bomb threat to?  His own house to get out of taking an exam?  WTF?

A-Parently, the kid "in-herited" his rather dubious morals from his mother.

Wired wrote:

The boy’s mother, Annette Lundeby, has even acknowledged in interviews that her son has been formally charged, has a court-appointed attorney, and has already made appearances in front of a judge. No military tribunals here. On Alex Jones, Lundeby seemed to more-or-less admit that the USA PATRIOT connection was something she dreamed up on her own.

karenw wrote:

Ashton now sits in a juvenile facility in South Bend, Ind.

I'm confused -- if he's from North Carolina, why did they bring him here?

FBI agents investigating a February 15 bomb hoax that evacuated the mechanical engineering building at Purdue University traced the phone call to the juvenile’s Oxford, North Carolina home...

Plus, what's one more freak in Indiana?

The nutjobbery continues.

To clarify a few points, [Annette Lundeby] is not confused by the consequences of the removal from general circulation of the last vestiges of the only system of weights and measures found in the silver quarters removed from circulation circa 1965.