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Concealed Weapon Backers Try Again (OH)
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Amended concealed weapons legislation due out this week would ease a fingerprinting requirement, step up a training component and give working and retired law enforcement officers more latitude with their weapons. |
Bridgeport Mayor: Appeal Of Gun Lawsuit Decision Unlikely
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An appeal of the city's lawsuit against gun makers is unlikely after the U.S. Supreme Court refused Tuesday to be drawn into a dispute over whether cities can sue gun manufacturers for crime costs. Mayor Joseph Ganim weighed an appeal of a state Supreme Court ruling that Bridgeport did not suffer such direct losses from gun violence that it could pursue its case. |
Supreme Court refuses to review Louisiana case against gun makers
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The Supreme Court refused Tuesday to be drawn into a dispute over whether cities can sue gun manufacturers over crime costs, protecting weapon makers from a round of government lawsuits in Louisiana. The case was blocked by the Louisiana Legislature, which passed a law retroactively banning those types of suits. Another 26 states have passed similar laws. The Supreme Court declined without comment to review a Louisiana Supreme Court ruling that upheld that state's prohibition. The refusal likely chills cities' efforts to sue gun makers despite state bans. |
Colombia: Another Lawmaker and a Union Leader Killed
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A lawmaker was killed by gunmen in the capitol, Bogota, and suspected paramilitary attackers shot to death a union leader in northern Colombia.
The right-wing United Self-Defense Forces of Colombia (AUC), has been moving into the state, long a bastion of leftist guerrillas. Last week another congressman was shot and killed by suspected AUC gunmen. 5 other lawmakers have been killed in the past year, and 4 are hostages of leftist guerrillas. |
Police look into "accidental" shooting
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"Police internal affairs detectives are investigating the shooting of a 19-year-old man by a Honolulu police officer at a Halawa Heights home Friday night."
"...the victim was in a bedroom sleeping when police carrying shotguns entered the residence and told everyone to get on the ground."
A resident "says he heard a shot and his friend screamed, 'Ahh, why did you shoot me for?'"
"Frendo said his friend was hit in the right thigh and police kept apologizing after the shooting." |
Terrorist guns being supplied by U.S. patriots?
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"Gun shows across the nation are filled with people who would describe themselves as patriotic Americans. So why are they selling weapons to terrorists?"
KABA NOTE: At the bottom of this fellow's STORY is an email address to reach him -- but know before you write that his history is one of being a committed rights infringer.
You might also mention BIDS. |
Student gives up potato launcher - 'Gunshot' sounds startled patrolmen
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"The launcher was a homemade device -- made as part of an assignment for an engineering class, the student said -- using PVC piping. Officer R. Chipps said potato balls, golf balls or wadded up pieces of newspaper can be stuffed into the smaller end. Then an accelerant, such as hair spray, is sprayed into the wider end, and an ignition source is introduced further into the pipe via a hole or an installed switch."
No arrests made, potato gun surrendered by citizen. |
Four (INOPERABLE) Rocket-launcher tubes Confiscated
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Military investigators confiscated four inoperable rocket-launcher tubes from an arms dealer in Aurora last week and destroyed them. Because the tubes cannot be fired and cannot be reloaded to be fired, they are not classified as weapons or destructive devices, ATF officials said. The military is treating the tubes as "stolen government property".
Dan King accused the ATF of intercepting the packages, opening them and confiscating them. King has not been charged. |
Necessary Security Measure or Emotional Red Herring?
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The U.S. must immediately change its laws regarding the deportation of aliens involved in terrorism or our intelligence gathering capabilities could be compromised, and the lives of our undercover agents placed at risk, according to Sen. Bob Smith (R-NH). Critics say no changes are needed.
Congress established the "Alien Terrorist Removal Court" in 1996 to deal specifically with immigrants accused of terrorist activities. But Smith says the court has never been used. |
Senate May Delay Aviation Security Bill over proposed amendments
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Many Republican lawmakers oppose including in the aviation security bill items such as additional unemployment benefits for airline workers or security measures for Amtrak, according to Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-SC). He believes most Republicans oppose federalization of airport security screeners, as well.
He believes Democrats would be willing to consider a compromise on airport security legislation, "as long as federalization (of screeners) is major component," of any proposal. |
Bryan school trustees halt decision on camera security system
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�What is it about this that will make them feel like this is now a safer place?� --Tommy Ramirez, board president
�We�re absolutely willing to spend that money if it can be demonstrated to us that it works.� --Trustee Brett Cumpton
He [Cumpton] said he wants to be sure the system is what teachers and students need to feel safe on the campus of 3,400 students. |
Terror + ism
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"The concept of terror can only exist in the minds of people whose natural rights to defend themselves have been taken away. "Terrorists" don't actually cause terror to occur. It occurs when the government says you can't defend yourself. Only after this fundamental sapient right to defend yourself is taken away, can other unscrupulous men "terrorize" you." ~ Tristan Petersen |
California (pro-)gun group ties firearm ownership campaign to terror attacks
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A California gun group launched a billboard campaign Monday touting firearm ownership as a response to last month's terrorist attacks.
The billboards, with the message "Society is safer when criminals don't know who's armed," is similar to a 1995 campaign. However, the California Rifle and Pistol Association said this year's campaign is particularly timely in light of the terrorist attacks and the current debate over arming flight crews to thwart hijackers.
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Gun Control Needed for Congress and the CIA
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Since our sons and daughters blood is now being spent (for the 3rd time in a decade) in a war where all sides have been armed and trained WITH OUR TAX MONIES; perhaps it's time for gun control for Congress and the CIA.
If your familiar with Anthony Sutton's writings concerning the initial Wall St. funding of (as well as perpetuated funding of) the Bolshevik Revolution, the excuse of "Cold War realities" takes on a different color. |
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