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The Rise of the Evil Empire
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It does give no small pleasure though, to see liberals decry legislating from the Judicial branch; the destruction of our Constitution by Presidential decree, and the growing realization among my liberal brethren that the Second Amendment is NOT about duck hunting. Why, there is even an acknowledgement among some that those dead white men, our nation’s fore-fathers, were wise to empower the people to form independent militias. That is truly amazing!
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CA: Bailey's confessed killer saw himself as 'a good soldier'
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In his confession to police, 19-year-old Devaughdre Broussard told detectives he considered himself "a good soldier" when he shot and killed journalist Chauncey Bailey for writing negative stories about Your Black Muslim Bakery, where Broussard was a member and worked as a handyman, authorities said.
Broussard, who also uses the spelling Brossard, was formally booked Saturday on suspicion of murder. He was already on probation for a robbery conviction in San Francisco, and also had a pending case on charges of assault with a firearm from a 2006 San Francisco incident. In addition, there was a failure-to-appear warrant out for his arrest in that case.
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PA: NRA objects to weapons ordinance
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The National Rifle Association said Ellwood City council's ban on carrying firearms onto borough property may be unconstitutional. Last month, council adopted an ordinance that allows only certified law enforcement officers to carry any weapons in the municipal building, parks or on other borough property and borough-owned vehicles. John Hohenwarter, liaison for state and local affairs of the NRA�s Institute for Legal Action in Fairfax, Va., called Ellwood City Mayor Donald Clyde. He followed the call with a letter to Clyde and to council that Clyde said he had received Friday. |
George Washington - General Orders, "contending for the rights of human nature", March 1, 1778
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"...The Commander in Chief again takes occasion to return his warmest thanks to the virtuous officers and soldiery of this Army for that persevering fidelity and Zeal which they have uniformly manifested in all their conduct. Their fortitude not only under the common hardships incident to a military life, but also under the additional sufferings to which the peculiar situation of these States have exposed them, clearly proves them worthy the enviable privelege of contending for the rights of human nature, the Freedom and Independence of their Country..."
"...Surely we who are free Citizens in arms engaged in a struggle for every thing valuable in society..." |
Alexander Hamilton to John Dickinson, "to surround and in fact imprison Congress", Sept. ?, 1783
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"...though they did not presume to judge of the disposition of the citizens strongly urged the expedience and necessity of calling out the Militia and facility of employing them with success against an unofficered and disorderly body of mutinous soldiers..."
"...that the triumph of a handful of mutinous soldiers permitted in a place which is considered as the capital of America to surround and in fact imprison Congress without the least effort on the part of the citizens to uphold their dignity and authority..."
"...The rights of government are as essential to be defended as the rights of individuals. The security of the one is inseparable from that of the other..." |
TX: U.S. border cop charged with murdering migrant
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Cochise County Justice of the Peace David Morales ruled on Monday the evidence supported lesser charges of second degree murder in the shooting, but tossed charges of first degree murder, which supposes premeditation.
Morales ruled following a preliminary hearing that heard evidence from three migrants present at the shooting, together with a pathologist, Cochise County Sheriff's Department detectives and two Border Patrol supervisory agents.
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Last year, border police nabbed some 1.1 million undocumented immigrants crossing over the border from Mexico, and recorded a soaring number of attacks on agents.
Lawyers for Corbett argue he shot Dominguez Rivera in self defense after he was threatened with a rock. |
Elias Boudinot to William Livingston, "That the People were defending themselves agt. the States of New Hampshire & New York by Force of Arms", Oct. 23, 1782
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"...That the People were defending themselves agt. the States of New Hampshire & New York by Force of Arms. Soon after, we recd. authentic Intelligence that some leading People in Vermont, had met Commissioners from General Haldiman, with whom Terms had been agreed on, for a Submission to Great Brittain--That these Terms had been sent to the Commissioners for Peace &c at New York for their Ratification, and by them to England for Instructions--That General Clinton laid great Stress, on this Measure, and had expressed Hopes thereby to conquer the Northern States..."
"...The peculiar Circumstances of this People and the danger of a civill War among ourselves, at a Time when we found difficulty enough..." |
CO: Clerk blames firing on illegals debate
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Not only did Bruno Kirchenwitz's U.S. Border Patrol baseball cap help get him fired, it almost got him shot.
Mr. Kirchenwitz, 54, was dismissed from his part-time job at 7-Eleven in Basalt after he was threatened by two Hispanic men who are suspected of later pumping five bullets into the store.
Mr. Kirchenwitz, who left work less than an hour before the shooting, was terminated by Southland Corp., which owns the 7-Eleven chain of convenience stores, for violating the company's "non-confrontation policy."
He contends he was fired for his views on illegal immigration and seeks a lawyer to sue Southland on his behalf.
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NC: Sheriff says gun ban on county property would wouldn't deter criminals
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Michael Speciale, chairman of the Craven County Republican Party, and Bill Harper, a former county commissioner, said law-abiding people don’t commit crimes with guns and criminals don’t pay attention to signs about gun bans anyway.
“It is a constitutional right of the people to keep and bear arms,” Speciale said. He said that having gun-free zones like at Virginia Tech or “a sign on the front door saying ‘no weapons allowed’ will insure there will be no law-abiding citizens armed to prevent carnage.”
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CA: City Council Considers New Gun Ordinances
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"Sacramento police want to take guns out of the hands of criminals and keep them with law abiding citizens." ...
"One would require sellers of ammunition to keep a record of all sales, including the name, address and thumbprint of the buyer, along with the brand, type and quantity of ammo sold. ..." ...
"However, other gun owners didn't like the idea to keep tabs on ammo users. 'It's kind of like going up there and saying I want to cut down on drunk driving. So I'm going to make everyone that buys beer put their name down. What does it do? The guy buys a 12-pack, he gets in his car, he drinks it, drives. You haven't done anything,' said gun owner, Dean Krekos." ... |
Benjamin F. Loan to Abraham Lincoln, "some three hundred additional guns with which to arm the citizens", Oct. 03, 1863
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"...recently a band of guerrillas belonging it is beleived to Cobbs command attacked Wright City on the North Missouri Rail Road killed one or two men and burned part of the town they were repulsed by the citizens..."
"...and the most remarkable incident relating to that sad tragedy is the protection afforded by Federal soldiers to the guerrillas on their retreat being closely pursued by the indignant and outraged citizens of Kansas who were threatening them with annihilation..."
"...some three hundred additional guns with which to arm the citizens..."
"...requiring the citizens to be disarmed it is beleived that many loyal citizens were disarmed and yet remain so..."
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FL: Mandarin Slaying Possibly Self Defense
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A 26-year-old man died Sunday night after he was shot inside a Mandarin convenience store and homicide detectives are trying to determine if the shooting was in self defense.
Police responding to a report of a gunshot at the BP gas station at the corner of Old St. Augustine and Losco roads about 9:45 p.m. found Isaiah Williams lying on the ground. He transported to Shands-Jacksonville Medical Center, where he died a shot [sic] time later.
The store clerk told Channel 4's John Dunlap that the shooting followed a confrontation that began with Williams cursing a man in line behind them. |
South Africa: Farmer may have acted in self defence - cops
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A Mpumulanga farmer who allegedly killed two teenage intruders last week may have acted in self defence, provincial police said on Monday.
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The farmer apparently surprised the boys, aged 15 and 16, in one of his farm houses on his property near Balfour on Friday morning.
He went to investigate when he noticed that part of the roof had been bent.
"He opened the door and was attacked by two youths armed with an iron rod. He fired shots, fatally wounding the two," said Khoabane. |
UK: Stabbing murder charge is dropped
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But the court heard that the crucial evidence of a key witness had been called into doubt.
David Aubrey QC, prosecuting, said: "He denied the allegation, claiming that he had only acted in self-defence.
"From the outset of his contact with the emergency services and the police, he was consistent in his account that he had been attacked."
Mr Aubrey said Mr Smith claimed he picked up the knife in order to defend himself from Mr Thorne who was allegedly armed with a screwdriver. |
Canada: Should we have an Outright Ban on Handguns?
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At heart, the question of a total outright ban on handguns is a question of rights - and more specifically - whose rights are impinged the most and what is the gravity of either decision? While there is no specific right in Canada to “bear arms” as there is in the U.S., a total ban on handguns is still an infringement on individual rights as established by jurisprudence in Canada, specifically countering the claim in Harrison v. Carswell (1975), 62 D.L.R. (3d) 68, that:
“Anglo-Canadian jurisprudence has traditionally recognized, as a fundamental freedom, the right of the individual to the enjoyment of property and the right not to be deprived thereof, of any interest therein, save by due process of law.” |
Charles A. Wickliffe, et al. to Abraham Lincoln, "The possession of these arms by them", May 28, 1861
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"...The undersigned, a private committee to distribute the arms brought to the State of Kentucky . . . That members of this board have superintended the distribution of the whole quantity of 5000-- muskets & bayonets. We have been reliably informed & believe, that they have been put in the hands of true & devoted union men, who are pledged to support the constitution of the United States . . . the distribution of these have greatly added to their strength sense of security & their confidence in their ability with their assistance to hold this State in the Union. The possession of these arms by them, has visibly repressed the violence..." |
OK: 5-year-old shot and killed
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"The first shot was so loud it made the hair stand straight up on Jack Tracy's arm. The bullet hit the water just a few feet in front of the boat dock where he was standing." ...
"Then came the second shot, and the unforgettable thump of a 9 mm bullet penetrating a young boy's skull." ...
"'Then two officers came out of the brush over there,' he said. 'They didn't tell us they were the ones who had been shooting or that they had shot him. They didn't admit a doggone thing.'"
"Much later, Tracy said, he found out one of the officers had fired two shots in the Crest Lane neighborhood, trying to kill a snake ..." ...
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Submitter's Note: Another child gun death for the Brady ghouls to celebrate. |
IL: Jury picked for 2nd Price trial
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Once again, the 22-year-old Davenport woman is on trial in Scott County for stabbing her boyfriend, Allen Johnson, in the heart Jan. 5 at his home at 316 S. Elmwood Ave., Davenport.
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Testimony made it clear the nearly year-long, on-again, off-again relationship between Ms. Price and Mr. Johnson was filled with violence and drugs.
Ms. Price's attorney, Dave Treimer, argued the stabbing was in self-defense, while former Scott County Attorney Bill Davis contended the attack was planned in advance to stop Mr. Johnson from hitting Ms. Price again. |
LA: Trucker says assailant had state badge
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A former employee of the Louisiana secretary of state used a badge issued by the office to wave down a trucker whom he then battered on the side of Interstate 12, police said Monday.
Winston Dier, 65, was issued the badge — golden, shaped like the state of Louisiana, and engraved with his name — when he worked in the office during the late Fox McKeithen’s tenure as secretary. |
FL: Officers are sued over gun arrest
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NORTH PORT -- He was pulled over for a speeding infraction -- traveling 21 mph over the speed limit -- but a lead foot is not what got Jeffrey Poulakis in trouble.
It was the gun in his car's glove compartment.
He was arrested and charged with carrying a concealed firearm, but the charge did not go far.
Prosecutors declined to prosecute the case, citing case law that says a gun owner does not need a concealed weapons permit in order to carry a firearm in a vehicle.
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NJ: State continues black-bear hunt debate
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State regulators continue to disagree about whether New Jersey should allow a black bear hunt, with the state Fish and Game Council now proposing hunts in 2008 and 2009 if bear-human encounters don't lessen.
State Environmental Commissioner Lisa P. Jackson has been calling for more time to try out non-lethal bear control methods, including legislation to require use of bear-proof trash containers and public education programs.
But in its own proposed policy, posted Friday on the state Division of Fish and Wildlife's Web site, the state Fish and Game Council calls for hunts if bear-human encounters aren't down by a third in each of the next two years.
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MO: No Charges After Butler County Death
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The death of a Butler County man last month will not result in any charges.
Tommy Haugen, 23, died after he was hit in the head with a lead pipe, by 17-year-old Michael Sincup.
It was originally reported as a fight over the theft of fishing poles, but investigators now say Haugen was angry because Sincup would not sell him meth.
The death was determined to be self defense.
Prosecuting attorney Kevin Barbour says he doesn't think he has a winnable case, given the number of conflicting testimonies. |
AK: Kiss freedoms goodbye if Dems win election
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If the Democrats win the next presidential election, you can kiss your individual freedoms goodbye, kiss the Bill of Rights goodbye and also the Second Amendment goodbye.
In the British experience with gun control in 2001, people robbed at gunpoint rose 53 percent. Four years later, it more than doubled. The anti-gunner’s agenda is very clear: enact a nationwide licensing and registration law, finally after it all fails, confiscate all registered firearms.... |
NH: A tool, not a crime
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Reading the letters section, it seems some of your readers don't get it. There have been numerous letters from readers who think citizens who legally own or use full automatic firearms (machine guns) are somehow criminal, immature or a danger to others. They want to relate the Virginia Tech tragedy, where a mentally deficient person broke the law and with an illegally obtained pistol (not machine gun) killed many innocents. |
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