Lubbock County Judge convinced of civil war if Obama wins

LUBBOCK - UN tanks will roll across the staked plain and into the red sands of the cotton lands if the O-man gets a second term, according to one highly placed local official.

Lubbock County Judge Tom Head is pushing a tax increase for the district attorney’s office and the Lubbock County Sheriff’s Office. He says the money is needed to “beef up” its resources in case President Obama wins the November election.

In the event of civil unrest, Judge Head said he’s concerned the President would hand over sovereignty of the United States to the U.N., causing the American public to react violently.

“He’s going to try to hand over the sovereignty of the U.S. to the United Nations. What’s going to happen when that happens?” Judge Head told a local news affiliate in Lubbock.

“I’m thinking worse case scenario,” Judge Head explained. “Civil unrest, civil disobedience, civil war maybe…we’re not just talking a few riots or demonstrations.”

The West Texas judge’s proposed tax increase is to help the sheriff’s office hire a law enforcement staff large enough to protect the county and to drive away the invaders.

“I don’t want rookies,” Head said flatly. “I want trained, equip and seasoned veteran officers to back me.”

The republican judge said that he himself will meet the enemy, “in front of their armored personnel carriers” to tell them they are not welcome, and has the county sheriff to back him up. “I don’t want U.N. troops in Lubbock County,” he said.

Tom Head, a graduate of Highland Park High School, has been Lubbock County judge since 1999.