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Cops, deputies warned again about right-wing 'terrorists'
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"A private activist organization apparently is picking up where the federal government left off when the Department of Homeland Security issued its ... warning that returning veterans and people in a long list of other categories were potential terrorists."
"Only the new warning, delivered recently to police officers, sheriffs and other law enforcement personnel across the country, is lumping those dedicated to the constitutional principles on which the nation was founded together with crazed killers." ...
"Garbage, says a supporter of the individual rights of gun ownership contained in the Second Amendment."
"Mike Vanderboegh is with the Sipsey Street Irregulars, who describe themselves as among the 3 percent ..." ... |
Shooting holes in gun registration e-mail
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"Home computers and the Internet have become a potent pair of eyes and ears for inquiring minds."
"The information available is mind-boggling. And the downside is trying to establish where the information came from � and why. There�s a lot of garbage floating around out there. If you're a hunter and you have a computer, it's doubtful you've missed the current e-mail warning us that 'Now 'all guns� must be listed on your next [2010] tax return!'" ... |
Just pass more gun laws...
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"Cleveland Gun Rights Examiner Daniel White pulls no punches in his Sept. 14 column on examiner.com: 'Dave Stancliff is a columnist for The Times-Standard. He is a former newspaper editor and publisher,' White writes. 'He is also an idiot.'"
"White proceeds to dissect Stancliff's sloppy recount of the same, tired, and false liberal rant about 'scare tactics,' 'fear,' 'lies,' 'rumors,' and, of course, this hate-mongering diaribe: 'Racists across the country are loading up on guns and ammunition like Armageddon is around the corner. Hate groups are gaining record memberships because Obama is black. That should raise some alarm. These nuts are arming themselves in record numbers.'" ... |
Utah appeals court rules typo on gun purchase form not a crime
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"Gun rights advocates object to gun registration as offensive to the Second Amendment and a slippery slope toward gun confiscation, as happened in New York City and California in the late 20th century. But a Utah appeals court ruling on September 24, 2009 (quashing a hyper-zealous criminal prosecution of Kidus Yohannes, a legally present immigrant alien who made a mistake on a gun purchase form ...) highlights the danger of decentralized gun registration through gun dealer transfer records."
"The Utah man's crime? The alien registration number that Mr. Yohannes 'provided on the form was an application number given to Yohannes by immigration officials when he applied to change his status ...' and not his ... alien registration number." ... |
The Ultra-Right Pot Boils Over
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"The appearance of right-wing mobs at town meetings organized by Democratic Party representatives to discuss the proposed health-care reform has set off alarm bells ..." ...
"... On July 16, the Huffington Post reported: 'Catherine Crabill, the Republican Party's nominee for Virginia�s 99th District in the House of Delegates, gave a speech at a recent Tea Party event suggesting that Second Amendment rights could be used to defend the anti-tax movement. ..."
"'We have the chance to fight this battle at the ballot box before we have to resort to the bullet box,' Crabill said. 'That's the beauty of our Second Amendment rights ... Our Second Amendment rights were to guard against tyranny.' ..." ...
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Mayors group wants to make it harder for criminals to get guns
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"Here�s a simple idea: You can be for the rights of law-abiding gun owners but also for common-sense policies to keep guns out of the hands of criminals."
"That idea has brought together a bipartisan group of more than 400 mayors from all over the country as the Mayors Against Illegal Guns coalition. I'm a veteran, a gun owner, a hunter and a member of the [NRA] � and I'm the mayor of Hurst and a member of Mayors Against Illegal Guns."
"Unfortunately, the NRA has spent the past month attempting to bully mayors, including me, to drop out of this effort to have a consensus discussion about guns. They have sent hundreds of thousands of misleading postcards stating this coalition is 'anti-gun' ..." ... |
Safer Streets 101: what is missing from the V-Tech debate
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"My appreciation to the advocates of Concealed Carry On Campus for their involvement in the Virginia Tech Violence Prevention debate this week. I have some remarks I hope you will find helpful."
"People grieve differently. Some undergo a working through process, while others stagnate and seem to be locked in time, locked into one single stage of the grieving process. For their sake, they need to move on, which means to complete the process. Move on does not mean to drop it, it means to get to the next stage of the process, to walk through the end of the tunnel for a return to health. You also move on for the sake of the rest of the country." ... |
Safer Streets 101: V-Tech's violence prevention forum, Part II
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"In my last edition, I wrote how the grieving process is a seven stage working through process, and how some can inappropriately convert their anger into something meaningful to them as mistakenly therapeutic. The error comes from dwelling in the anger stage of the working through process and operating on anger instead of beginning activism once one emerges from the end of the process. Anger at the injustice can be a very wrong motivator as it begets wrong solutions. It's not always the right way to begin."
"Stop being an anger-based political movement of anti-liberty and become an angry movement against crime, and you will make a difference, a much bigger difference. ..." ... |
TX: Police: Homeowner shoots burglary suspect
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"A teenage burglary suspect remains hospitalized after he was shot Friday morning while breaking into a home in southeast Houston ..."
"The owner of the home ... was alone about 10:15 a.m. when he heard noises coming from the side of the house."
"After hearing the sound of breaking glass, the homeowner, 42, grabbed his pistol and went to investigate. He pulled back a bedroom curtain and was confronted by the suspect, who was removing shards of the broken glass from the window ..."
"The homeowner was startled and fired a single shot. The suspect was struck but fled along with two other people. ..." ...
"The shooting will be referred to a Harris County grand jury, police said." |
NC: Homeowner opens fire at break-in suspect
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Charlotte-Mecklenburg police say a man in the University area spotted someone in his garage early Friday morning and opened fire at the suspect.
According to The Observer's news partner WCNC, the homeowner on Glen Luce Avenue heard a noise around 3:30 a.m.
When the man found the suspect in the garage, police said he shot at the intruder. Investigators found blood outside, but have not located the suspect. |
MT: Teen held at gunpoint until police arrive
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"A Billings man driving home from work around 5 p.m. Monday spotted his car that had been stolen from him that morning. He chased the car until it stopped ... and managed to hold one of the passengers at gunpoint until police arrived."
"'He was actually going home from work at the time of the call,' Billings Police Sgt. Scott Conrad said. '... He chases it down and there's four occupants in the vehicle. Three run. He catches one of the passengers, with one hand at gunpoint and one hand on the phone calling police dispatch.'"
"Billings police arrived minutes later and ordered the man to the ground. They took the teen into custody and released the man once they realized what had happened. ..." ... |
PA: Victim shoots robber in Washington County
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The victim of a robbery attempt shot and killed one of the robbers in New Eagle early yesterday, state police said.
Police said William Eyles, 25, of Monongahela, and Cole MacFarlane, 25, of New Eagle, tried to rob Joseph Gallick, who pulled a gun and shot Mr. Eyles.
Mr. Gallick was treated at Monongahela Hospital for injuries incurred during the crime. Mr. MacFarlane was charged with homicide, attempted robbery, conspiracy and criminal mischief and is in the Washington County Correctional Facility. |
NRA takes aim on mayor's group supporting more gun control
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"Naples Mayor Bill Barnett expected a hard recoil when he joined Mayors Against Illegal Guns, but the fusillade of angry mail and phone calls startled him."
"'We've been absolutely bombed with protest,' he said. 'I'm not a radical and I don't get involved in a lot of causes, but I joined this group because it seems like a reasonable organization.'"
"The National Rifle Association has taken aim at the coalition of some 450 mayors -- 45 of them in Florida -- alerting gun owners that the group will lobby Congress to end 'reciprocity' among states that issue concealed-weapons permits, tighten restrictions on sales at weekend gun shows and weaken privacy protections for gun owners." ... |
TX: Mayor's attack on gun owners doomed to fail
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"New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's agenda includes trying to do away with Second Amendment rights."
"It won't happen."
"The National Rifle Association has more than 4 million members and 65 percent of Americans believe that the constitutional right to keep and bear arms also protects against infringements by state and local governments."
"The same broad support is seen in recent enactment of stand-your-ground and castle doctrine laws. It well may explain how citizens voted with their wallets in the stampede to purchase firearms and ammunition after the past election." ... |
Malignant Narcissism
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From Dr. Sanity via New Paltz Journal comes another look into the Mighty Kenyan's psyche; essential graf:
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...All the world's his stage now--a stage he can use to act out those malignantly narcissistic defects manifested in his cold grandiosity and in his "selfless" devotion to pursuing what the left insists on calling "social justice"; but which in the cold light of reality always turns out to be the pursuit of power over others...
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Please read both entries (along with their embedded links), then consider:
Assuming that the perception and political fallout could be properly managed, is there anything this deviant would not do to secure more power for himself and his caste? |
Usual Suspects Attack Pro Gun Wicker Amendment
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"Last week, we reported on the Wicker amendment�a NRA-backed amendment to H.R. 3288 (the FY 2010 Transportation, Housing, and Urban Development appropriations bill) that would reform policies regarding the transportation of firearms on Amtrak trains." ...
"Currently, passengers who choose to travel by passenger rail in the United States cannot transport a firearm in checked baggage as they can on airlines."
"Not wanting to miss any opportunity to grandstand and show off his vehemently anti-gun views, New Jersey Governor Jon S. Corzine (D) sent a letter to Congressional leaders asking them to oppose the Wicker amendment." ... |
Open letter to the Ilinois State Police: your advice will get women killed
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"Director Monken,"
"I'm sure you realize that Illinois gun owners, among others, greeted your nomination with trepidations about your youth and inexperience. But Illinois shooters have also been happy to note that one of your first acts was to transfer additional personnel to the FOID division so that FOID cards could be issued within the legally-allotted time frame. ..."
"Unfortunately, the ISP is in the news in a negative light again. The National Gun Rights Examiner recently revisited an issue that has been rankling Illinois gun owners for years: the ISP's advice to women not to fight and not to use effective weapons 'If you are confronted.' ..." ... |
Tapes of Oklahoma City bombing aftermath released
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"Long-secret security tapes showing the chaos immediately after the 1995 bombing of the Oklahoma City federal building are blank in the minutes before the blast and appear to have been edited ..." ...
"The tapes turned over by the FBI came from security cameras various companies had ... They are blank at points before 9:02 a.m., when a truck bomb ... detonated in front of the building ..."
"'Four cameras in four different locations going blank at basically the same time on the morning of April 19, 1995. There ain't no such thing as a coincidence,' Trentadue said." ...
"He said government officials claim the security cameras did not record the minutes before the bombing because 'they had run out of tape' or 'the tape was being replaced.'" ...
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TX: Police ready to 'take on' commenters, chief says
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"Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo says he and some of his officers have been harassed, lied about and had their identities falsely used in online blogs and in reader comment sections on local media Internet sites."
"They've had enough." ...
"Acevedo said that in several cases, he thinks department employees were responsible for comments ... Officers and civilian workers who were responsible for the comments could face disciplinary action."
"According to police policy, employees are barred from criticizing or ridiculing the department, its policies or employees in speech or in writing when it is 'defamatory, obscene or unlawful.' Rules also prohibit such speech or writing when it affects 'the confidence of the public in the integrity of the department and its employees.'" ... |
OK: Tulsa officer arrested on drug charges
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A Tulsa police officer is free on $10,000 bond after being arrested on drug charges.
An arrest and booking report says 37-year-old officer Travis Ludwig was arrested at his home just after 7:45 Tuesday on a complaint of possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute. The report says officers serving search warrants at Ludwig's home found three bags of a substance that tested positive for cocaine.
Officer Leland Ashley says Ludwig is currently an active police officer.
Ludwig could not be reached for comment and was not known if he had retained an attorney. |
GA: Macon police officer arrested on sex charges
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"Macon police say an officer has been placed on administrative leave after he was arrested on multiple sex charges in Houston County."
"Police said in a statement released Friday that 33-year-old Antonio J. White of Warner Robins is charged with rape, incest, aggravated child molestation, aggravated sexual battery, statutory rape, cruelty to children and child molestation."
"Sheriff's deputies arrested White around 6:40 p.m. Thursday. He was being held Friday at the Houston County jail without bond."
"Houston County arrest warrants allege that the crimes occurred between April 19, 2006 and Sept. 2, 2009."
"White's lawyer, Clarence Williams, says the allegations are untrue." ... |
SC: Former officer arrested in prostitution sting
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"A former Pee Dee law enforcement officer has been arrested in connection with a prostitution sting, according to Florence County Sheriff's Office reports."
"Bruce Franklin Hinds, 55, of 4814 Jordan Circle, Timmonsville, is charged with first-offense prostitution, Florence County Detention Center booking reports show."
"Timmonsville police said the sting was prompted by a tip they recceived that the suspect was operating an escort service called The Red Slipper from a U.S. 76 and Interstate 95 motel room near Timmonsville."
"Deputies, working with police, arrested the suspect, as well as three women, during the undercover operation Thursday night after the four offered sexual favors in exchange for money." ... |
FL: Daytona officer arrested during traffic stop
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"A Daytona Beach police detective has been placed on administrative leave while she is investigated for confronting Holly Hills police officers during a traffic stop."
"Daytona Beach police Sgt. Janet Hawkins was charged with a felony charge of resisting arrest with violence, as well as misdemeanor charges of resisting arrest without violence and reckless driving."
"A Holly Hills police officer pulled her over for speeding and rolling through a stop sign Tuesday night. According to the arrest affidavit, Hawkins came out of the car yelling, apparently upset about the arrest of her son earlier in the day."
"Hawkins then struggled with the officer and a backup officer as she tried to get back into her car ..." |
IN: The 'PATRIOT' Act and Your Local Pharmacy
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"Last March, Sally Harpold of Clinton, Indiana bought a one box of Zyrtec-D cold medicine for her husband. A few days later, she bought a single box of Mucinex-D for her adult daughter, who is the mother of triplets."
"Four months later, Mrs. Harpold and her husband were awakened at daybreak by the always unwelcome sound of police banging on their front door. She was arrested and taken away in handcuffs for the purported crime of purchasing more than 3.0 grams of ephedrine or pseudoephedrine (PSE) within a seven-day period." ... |
NV: Las Vegas police officer arrested in dispute
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A Las Vegas police officer has been arrested and charged with two misdemeanors in connection with a dispute with a neighbor.
Las Vegas police say 36-year-old Lourdes Smith was arrested on Tuesday. Henderson police say she was allegedly caught on a neighbor's surveillance camera trying to shoot it with a BB gun.
Las Vegas police say Smith has been employed by the department since June 2001.
Las Vegas police said Friday the department is conducting an internal affairs investigation. Smith has been reassigned to administrative duties in the meantime.
A message left at a Henderson phone listing for a Lourdes Smith wasn't immediately returned on Friday. |
TX: Officer arrested second time in as many months
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A SAPD officer was seen by a magistrate judge on Wednesday afternoon after being arrested for a second time in as many months.
Two months ago, Officer Jason Rozacky was arrested for breaking into his girlfriend's home. He had bonded out but on Wednesday the 36-year-old was picked up for a crime called "tampering with a witness."
His bond is set at $75,000.
Rozacky has been on the force for four years. |
Ammo shortage linked to fear of Obama and Democrats, say gun owners
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"While the dismal economic picture in America hasn't caused 'bank runs' wherein customers demand to withdraw their savings from banks across the country ... gun owners are causing a run of their own: a national 'gun shop run' for ammunition."
"Ammunition manufacturers report their factories are producing ammunition at record rates and keeping their facilities operating 24/7. Yet, they still cannot keep up with the demand for bullets for everything from handguns to hunting rifles."
"Gun store owners and manufacturers claim this is the first time they have ever seen such a drastic shortage in ammunition. According to gun rights activists and enthusiasts, ammunition is a scarce commodity and has been getting scarcer this year." ... |
UK: Thug knifes man five times on bus
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"A VICIOUS thug is captured on CCTV stabbing a helpless victim five times on a bus in broad daylight."
"Shocked passengers on the packed double-decker watched in horror as Marcus Ball pulled a knife on an unarmed man."
"Ball, 22, savagely stabbed Derek Spaulding repeatedly after a trivial row."
"The attacker fled, leaving Mr Spaulding bleeding heavily from five wounds." ...
"Ball, from Streatham, said he was carrying the knife for protection. Passing sentence the judge said: 'If knives are carried, the danger is they will be used and if they are used this is exactly the kind of case that results.'" ...
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