Are blog posts being "censored"?

IF YOU DO NOT SEE 2 IMAGES ON THIS BLOG POST, 
PLEASE VIEW IT IN EITHER FIREFOX OR INTERNET EXPLORER. 

Interesting; are we being censored? Who knows, I'm not trying to be a conspirator. However I learned something by placing the last blog post. The images and links to now "show" when using Chrome. I love Google and I love Chrome but if you want the full picture, you'll have to look at these posts via Firefox or Internet Explorer as shown by these pics: 

As seen when using Chrome browser: 



This is how it looks when using Firefox or Internet Explorer: 


Who knows how this one will "look" when I click on the "Publish" button? 


Win a New Gun

CAUTION: Part of this webpage is being censored? The photos and links do no "show" when using Chrome. If you are not seeing a video on this page, copy and paste this link: 

http://myprotectionsite.blogspot.com/2015/12/win-new-gun.html 

into Internet Explorer or Firefox web browser! 

Visit THIS PAGE to read FACTS 1 - 4; they just may save your life! 

FACT #5:

Most People Have Their Head in the Sand... Are You One of Them?

I hope you’ll never have to defend yourself or your family from a violent criminal.
And let’s be honest, chances are you never will. (Well, unless you live in certain parts of Detroit, Washington DC, Chicago, Los Angeles, etc… you get the picture!) But you know what, that’s not really what we’re talking about here.
Let me explain.
Since 1977, house fires are down 64.5%. Yet you and I still have fire extinguishers all over our houses and we still pay for fire insurance every single year.
Cars are significantly safer than they were only twenty years ago. Yet you and I still wear our seat belts and buy collision insurance.
Chances are you and I will never be in a serious auto accident and our houses will never burn down. But we still prepare for these kind of events!
Why do we do this?
Because that’s what responsible people do. And Responsibly Armed Americans make sure they’re educated, trained and properly insured.
As a good friend of mine likes to say:
"We plan for the possibility, not the probability."

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