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Fla. Residents Protest Wal-Mart Gun Sales Near School
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"Residents of Tampa, Fla., are protesting against Wal-Mart selling guns at a location next to a high school in North Tampa..."
"...residents discussed plans to stop the store from selling rifles and shotguns at the store next to Wharton High School. Plans include picketing the store when it opens and gathering signatures on petitions showing opposition to the gun sales."
Like somebody is going to walk out and start shooting? These people are IGNORANT! |
Maine: law firm attempts to buy confiscated weapons in order to destroy them
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"A law firm from Biddeford has submitted a bid for clients who want to buy and destroy handguns confiscated by Saco police, but technicalities may prevent councilors from considering the offer."
But there are complications because the GUN HATER is not a dealer. HA! A law actually works for CITIZENS!! |
France: Hunters starting a Revolution! (Viva la resistance!)
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This is GREAT STUFF!!!
"France has shortened its hunting season this summer for the first time in 150 years. Angry sportsmen have taken a cue from the NRA."
"Trifle with such passion and dedication, and you're asking for trouble. That's been the experience of the French government, which is facing something akin to a slow-motion revolt by the nation's 1.5 million hunters, a groundswell of hostility of men in rubber hip waders and forest-green jackets that could have far-reaching political consequences."
Wait until you read about some of their VERY confrontational activism!
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Women's Network sponsoring 3 shooting events
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"The Kentucky Network of Outdoor Women has joined with the Women's Sport Shooting Foundation in sponsoring three events at the Elks Creek Sporting Clays Club in Owenton, Ky."
It's nice to see women's groups getting press. GO LADIES!! |
Canada: Gun murders gang related
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Ooops. Law not working
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But guns are banned there. This must be a misprint. They've got what Sarah Brady wants here, so how could this be? |
Robotic security guard that can shoot at will
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"Researchers in Thailand have developed a robot security guard that comes armed with a gun, and has no qualms about whom it shoots."
"Called 'Roboguard', the gun-toting sentinel is designed as a cheap alternative to a human guard. It can be ordered to fire at will, or told to check first with a human via a secure Internet connection." |
HCI's Takes to the Road on a Bush and Guns Tour
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Website: http://www.geocities.com/j_d_adams/
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HCI began a tour of the US on August 24 to let America know George W. Bush's record on guns. This link provides a list of dates for the HCI road show. Pro-freedom activists should make a point to be at every stop to show support for our rights. Check the site regularly to see if HCI will be in your area. (Note, there is an annoying pop-up box asking for financial support for the tour but it is easily closed.) |
U.S. giving Chinese more war secrets
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Here we go again....the military are giving the Chinese all kinds of interesting warfare techniques and lessons learned. At this rate, the Chinese will be able to become the premiere world power and make sure everybody follows *their* rules.
"This is reminiscent of the military advice and support that the British and United States gave to Japan's military in the years prior to World War II," Mr. Rep. Rohrabacher said. "How can anyone possibly claim it's in the U.S. interest?" |
Woman who questioned Gore now faces IRS inquiry
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"The woman who sharply questioned Vice President Al Gore at a town-hall meeting about Juanita Broaddrick's rape accusation against President Clinton has become the subject of an inquiry by the Internal Revenue Service."
"I find it very suspicious," said Katherine Prudhomme, who subjected Mr. Gore to several long, uncomfortable minutes of questioning about the Broaddrick case in December. "I feel like I'm being harassed." |
Gun registry a waste of money, police told
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It looks like some of the Canadian police department are using their brains and voices against the 1995 Firearms Act, in which they want every gun owner in Canada will be licenced and registered their guns by Jan.1,2003
"The money allotted to the gun registry would be far better spent on a DNA registry or a sex offender registry," Mr. MacKay said as the more than 200 delegates at the Sheraton Halifax Hotel broke into applause" |
UK: Orders on weapons put the public in danger
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This UK article explains,
"There are gangs of youths steaming through an area and robbing people but no attempt is made to detain any of them."
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"Stabbings are often presented as assaults, with the number of arrests reported not reflecting the true extent of carnival-related crime. Arrests and crimes reported outside a narrow time band and away from certain areas are not included in official figures."
Interesting read on this "gun safe" nation. |
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| Besides the advantage of being armed, which the Americans possess over the people of almost every other nation, the existence of subordinate governments, to which the people are attached, and by which the militia officers are appointed, forms a barrier against the enterprises of ambition, more insurmountable than any which a simple government of any form can admit of. Notwithstanding the military establishments in the several kingdoms of Europe, which are carried as far as the public resources will bear, the governments are afraid to trust the people with arms. � James Madison, The Federalist Papers, No. 46 |
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