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Gun law reb shot down
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"Despite original estimates in 1995 that implementation of Canada's gun registry would cost $85 million, cabinet ministers were shocked to learn it has soared to nearly $500 million". This is what the Canadian tax dollar is going toward. |
Canadians resisting tough new gun law
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Alfred A. Hambidge, Jr.
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More about resistance to the new Canadian law:
``I am not a criminal, and I refuse to be treated like one,' said Bruce Hutton, a
retired Alberta police officer. ``I am not registering. I am not licensing. If
government wants to put me in jail, have at 'er.'
We like Mr. Hutton. He knows what to do in the face of unjust laws.
He doesn't "just follow orders."
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New look at handgun ban
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"The co-sponsor of Chicago's 1983 handgun freeze said Tuesday that the ordinance has been a sham, throwing
his weight behind a long-stalled plan to reopen handgun registration in the city."
He's got a piece of a clue, which may be better than no clue. Good, but not good enough. |
RUSH LIMBAUGH: Conservatives should follow the NRA lead in election successes
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Rush noted that President Clinton admits the Democrats were outmanuevered by the NRA. Rush stated: "When Wayne LaPierre of the NRA said that he thought Bill Clinton was comfortable with the level of violence in this country because it gave him an opportunity to argue for more gun laws, LaPierre didn't back down in the face of cacophonous reaction to his words. He repeated them even louder!
The lesson to learn from the NRA is that you don't back down." |
Three dead in California shootings, police search for gunman
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The PRK is getting a little interesting. Gun laws up the wazoo and still they can't keep the guns out of the criminals hands. The government of Kalifornia should be charged with murder when inocent people, who cannot defend themselves, get killed by some mad man. |
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