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The Fourth Branch of Government: Part 2
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How much money is your freedom worth?
No this isn't a pitch... I'm not soliciting contributions for anything here, it's a simple and meaningful question that needs to be answered. And the reason is that too many of our "Rights-Preservation" Groups are just as concerned about how much money they have as they are about the rights they purport to preserve.
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UK: Killer Stunguns
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"POWERFUL stun guns are being smuggled into Britain from America - and The Mirror got hold of one for just �250."
In Britain, stun guns are in the same legal category as machine guns and pistols - meaning you can get up to ten years for possession of one.
No-one seems to have told the criminals, though. |
Gunfight Packs New Heat
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March 19 � Quietly and deliberately, gun rights supporters are waging a campaign to liberalize state laws governing concealed weapons, and they say Sept. 11 may have helped their cause.
Gun control activists say these efforts take advantage of a national tragedy. Said Luis Tolley, legislative director for the Brady Campaign, "We know if they succeed they'll try to eliminate all restrictions. The objective is to let people carry a gun wherever they want any time they want." |
The Bias Against Handguns
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"Does domestic gun ownership pose a more serious threat to Americans than foreign terrorism? That's what New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof seems to be saying in a recent article."
Also at Reason Online |
PA: Gun range comes under fire
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Concern over an allegedly "illegal firing range" in the vicinity of Route 282 and Creek Road continued to be raised by a resident and township officials at the March 11 meeting of West Nantmeal's board of supervisors. |
Banning Guns Won't Stop Terrorism
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John R. Lott Jr.: "Yet, even though the largest mass killing in American history was committed just six months ago without one gun or one bullet, some think the threat of terrorism requires more gun control.
Unfortunately, instead of calls for more gun control, the reverse is needed." |
One Little, Two Little, Three Little Guns Laws...
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These misguided souls have been conned into a very unreasonable fear of firearms and actually believe that the laws of the animate, that is human beings, can in any way affect the harm wrought by their use or misuse. Take a moment, and think about that. The way firearms are portrayed, you'd think they form little bands and rove the countryside in search of someone upon whom they might inflict harm or injury. This strikes me as so very odd. |
MD: Debate on 'gun permits' reopens
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Gun-control advocates will try to turn a gun-rights bill into new gun-control measures when the legislation is debated in the House floor of the Maryland General Assembly this week. |
Visiting NRA Heaven In Yemen's Wild, Wild North
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FREE REGISTRATION REQUIRED TO READ REPORT
[Note: BARF ALERT]
"This little market town in the wild, wild north of Yemen has more than 50 shops selling all kinds of toys for boys. A used Uzi goes for $170, a machine pistol with silencer is $350, and a brand-new AK-47 assault rifle goes for nearly $400..."
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The author must have wept uncontrollably when the USSR collapsed. |
Teen expelled for butter knife in pickup
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HURST, Texas - A good deed, a bread knife and a zero-tolerance policy has a high school honor student fighting a one-year expulsion.
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A BUTTER KNIFE, HUH? Time to send the kid to a "re-education" camp!
When will people take back their brains from the bureaucrats? |
Hollywood's 'Gun-Ho Spirit' On Display
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"...That particular rifle was spun under the long arm and on the fulcrum of the bear-paw-size mitt of a young man named Marion Michael Morrison, sometime in 1939, somewhere in Utah' ... Cameras, under the ... guidance of ... John Ford, recorded the moment, for the young man was a professional actor, who performed under the macho moniker John Wayne, and when he spun that rifle, he became an icon. And so did it."
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How in the world did the editors let this article see the light of day?? |
New on campus: 'Guns 101'
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FEW WOULD deny the shift in attitudes about guns that has taken place since the election of 2000. One interesting sign is the resurgence of college gun clubs.
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Well, you can tell that the mood of the country has change when a "Million Mom March" rally can't even draw 50. |
Local, State Governments Distorting 'Eminent Domain'
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Local and state governments are increasingly using eminent domain laws ... to allow them to confiscate property for public works projects to instead grab land to make way for private developments and the fat tax revenues they bring...
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Property Rights? In America? Next thing you'll tell me that you ought to be able to carry a gun.
The use of iminent domain to rob citizens of their property so "commercial sites can be developed" is Fascist, period. |
Government Snooping in Child Porn Case
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[Note: I DO NOT advocate kiddie porn in any way!]
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A careful read of this article reveals the governments extent in snooping. They must have broken in to the suspects computers with out thier consent or knowledge.
"Feds running the egroup allowing child porn to be posted in the first place for a full year is rather disturbing. The Feds, once they hacked a suspect computer, then went to that persons associates and email list and hacked those boxes too." |
Fate of 'Campaign Reform' May Rest With Supreme Court
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In a little-noticed speech last October, Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer noted that "nowhere in the Constitution did the nation's founding fathers directly address the notion of campaign contributions."
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Lots of things are nowhere in the Constitution. It didn't stop you in the past... |
Daschle: 'Campaign Finance Will Pass'
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"The Senate will pass campaign finance legislation by week's end even if lawmakers must work around the clock to overcome opponents' stalling tactics," Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle said Sunday.
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Interesting how he lets this bill which is uncertain of passage come to the floor, but stops Pickering and ANWR from going to the full vote. What an arrogant SOB. |
CA: Handgun purchases down
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Weapons sales spiked by about 2,700 guns a week for about six weeks after Sept. 11, said spokesman Mike Van Winkle, to about 9,200 a week from an average 6,500 per week earlier in the year.
Then sales leveled off once more, resulting in total sales last year of 354,202 weapons -- "a fairly average year." |
Shootout Victim Had Served Time in Federal Prison
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Police say Milton Glenn Dunkley Jr., 26, of the 1300 block of North 26th Street in Richmond, was the man killed early Sunday in a shootout with two police officers in Richmond's Shockoe Bottom (a bar).
Dunkley had an extensive criminal record, according to police, and had been released from federal prison on March 4.
Pevious story:
http://timesdispatch.com/news/more/MGBEUVSPXYC.html
-- Didn't Dunkley know that, in Virginia, "guns and alcohol don't mix?" |
NE: Omaha Urgent Alert (Yesterday, NRA-ILA)
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The Omaha City Council has proposed an ordinance that would grant authority to the chief of police to deny a conceable firearm permit based on any reason whatsoever. If passed into law, this ordinance would place the fate of YOUR ability to own a conceable firearm in the hands of the chief of police - and would allow the permit to be denied for ANY reason!
This proposed ordinance is set to be heard by the council today, Tuesday, March 19, 2002.
KABA NOTE: Yes, this was yesterday. If anyone has heard anything on this bill, please post it. |
AZ: Important Bills Moving in the Legislature - Call Today (NRA-ILA)
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There are a number of important bills affecting the rights of gun owners being considered this week by the Arizona House and Senate. Please contact your representatives and senators. You can use the "Write Your Reps" feature located on the homepage of NRAILA.org to find out who your Representative and Senator are and e-mail directly. |
AL: Nice Work in Stopping Anti-militia Juggernaut (GOA)
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Thanks to your immediate response last week, a very bad anti-gun bill failed to pass in the Alabama State Senate. Here's what happened.
There is a drive in the state legislature to amend the Alabama Constitution. One of the proposed amendments would do away with two sections dealing with the militia... |
Gun sales boost S&W profit
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Smith & Wesson Holding Corp. reported a third-quarter profit of $1.27 million that was buoyed by booming gun sales.
The company, formerly called Saf-T-Hammer Corp., said it was benefiting from a broad increase in gun sales nationwide, and the apparent end of a backlash against the company over a safety deal with the government two years ago.
"The positive trend is continuing," said Robert Scott, president of the company. "The overall industry is doing well and we've been acepted back by much of the industry as members of the family." |
AZ: Vote On Carry Bill Coming (GOA)
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An extremely important pro-gun bill is headed for final passage in the Arizona House of Representatives. The vote will probably occur this Wednesday or Thursday.
Please contact both of your Representatives using the roster below and urge them to vote YES on HB 2454.
HB 2454 is the best kind of concealed carry reform, since it takes great strides towards the Vermont model of true concealed carry rights. |
The Death of Literacy
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Not specifically on firearms, but deals with the dumbing down of people.
People make decisions on EMOTIONS not on reason.
"Today, political correctness has become judge and jury of our thoughts. It condemns free thought and along with it, deductive reasoning. It has become the modern version of the inquisition. Its consequence has been the death of literacy."
"It is a culture that is dominated by hype and emotion and ruled by the crowd. It is devoid of any intellect and reason." |
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