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OR: All I want for Christmas is a Glock
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After the recent events at Virginia Tech, Nickel Mines, the Van Maur department store in Omaha, and Highway 26 near Zigzag, I'm sure you know generally what to get your loved ones for Christmas. But if you're fairly new to the world of armaments, here's a few can't-miss suggestions guaranteed to bring a smile, and a serene sense of security, to your sweethearts: |
Paul Raises $6 Million in 24-Hour Effort
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Republican presidential hopeful Ron Paul's supporters raised over $6 million Sunday to boost the 10-term Texas congressman's campaign for the White House.
Called a "Money Bomb," the goal was to raise as much money as possible on the Internet in one day. The campaign's previous fundraiser brought in $4.2 million.
At midnight EST, donations were over $6 million, according to the campaign Web site. Those donations are processed credit card receipts, said Paul campaign spokesman Jesse Benton. Benton said the median donation is about $50 in the fundraiser, which was the idea of Paul supporters who are not officially connected to the campaign. |
Heller case a bombshell for presidential politics
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Timing is everything, and the Supreme Court's acceptance of a case regarding the constitutionality of a handgun ban in Washington, D.C. could become the most critically timed examination of a civil right in the nation's history.
A decision will come in the middle of the 2008 presidential campaign, galvanizing gun rights activists who will demand more than lip service about "support for the Second Amendment" from whoever are the front-runners in both parties by that time. |
The wisdom of bearing arms
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When the U.S. Supreme Court gets around to deciding what the Second Amendment means to Justice Anthony Kennedy — who, we are constantly reminded, is the guy who really matters — I hope it won't forget what happened in Colorado Springs.
What started out as a perfect example of the dangers of allowing Americans to keep and bear arms — the fatal shooting of two teenage girls and the wounding of their father in a church parking lot — ended instead as a nearly perfect example of the wisdom of allowing Americans to keep and bear arms. |
PA: Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition
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I have been waiting for this to happen. For years we have witnessed the carnage when innocents were mowed down at schools, colleges, shopping malls and post offices. The unarmed (disarmed?) were easy targets for crazed gunmen armed with grievances, weapons and ammunition. Now someone has shot back, probably saving many lives. All of the gun-control laws that have been passed and are still being contemplated could not have had the affect of one armed, trained and law-abiding citizen on the scene like 42-year-old Jeanne Assam, a volunteer security guard at the New Life Church in Colorado Springs. |
Control sought on military lawyers
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The Bush administration is pushing to take control of the promotions of military lawyers, escalating a conflict over the independence of uniformed attorneys who have repeatedly raised objections to the White House's policies toward prisoners in the war on terrorism.
The administration has proposed a regulation requiring "coordination" with politically appointed Pentagon lawyers before any member of the Judge Advocate General corps - the military's 4,000-member uniformed legal force - can be promoted.
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Plugging a leak in the propaganda "water barrel." |
UK: Teen sentenced for knife crime
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Last night Mr Smith's family called for tougher sentencing for knife crime.
His brother Chris, 42, said: "Every time I look at a knife, a small knife, an ordinary knife, I wonder was it like this?
"It haunts me. He was touched by pure evil that day and we are the ones serving the life sentence.
"This is the reality of knife crime, this poison, what it leaves behind and destroys.
"Where is the real deterrent, the penalty for carrying knives?"
note: Paroled out in 10 years? probably. |
NJ: 50,000 residents get unusual postcard
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It looks like a postcard sent out by alarmists - STOP ILLEGAL GUNS NOW!!! On the back of the postcard is the name and address of the person responsible for sending it out to more than 50,000 Jersey City residents: Mayor Jerramiah T. Healy, City Hall, 280 Grove St., Jersey City, NJ 07302. As it turns out, the postcard unfolds into a letter from Healy asking recipients to fill out the accompanying card at the bottom with their name, address, telephone number, and e-mail, and send it back to City Hall. Healy seeking support for the "One Gun A Month" Bill currently up for a vote in the state Senate. It is legislation that stems from a Jersey City ordinance passed last year by the City Council. |
NY: Trap Shooting Should Be Recognized
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The Western New York Scholastic Trap League was formed 12 years ago with three high school teams by NRA instructor Tom Kelley. This year seven schools participated and next year there may be as many as 11 schools. Each school fields as many as 20 to 30 male and female shooters. Unfortunately for students in some schools, administrators refuse to recognize trap as a legitimate sport for fear of offending someone. |
NV: How many more will die in 'gun-free' zones before the media start asking why?
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This is a message we have to get out to everyone. Unfortunately for Jeanne Assam but fortunately for everyone else at the church she had to shoot the perp. In my case, just displaying the weapon stopped the attack. And fortunately for me it never reached the media. Still very disconcerting. Please forward this article to your local newspaper for publication. |
Rugar[sic] 10/22 Spare parts kit
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The little Rugar[sic] 10/22 is a fine weapon, I have had mine for over ten years and I must say it has served me well. Mine has taken a truck load of small game and some not so small (wink), including a pot belly pig, that was insistent on getting into my garden. If I could only have one gun for survival purposes it would be the Ruger 10/22. Once you learn how a weapon works, and what the parts do each time the trigger is pulled, it's generally not difficult to determine what has broken, when it breaks. |
AZ: Isolated Arizona Town Resorts to Second Amendment to Save Itself
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"Our Founding Fathers insisted upon including the Second Amendment in the Bill of Rights because they recognized the fundamental human right of self-defense ..."
"Those on the Left, however, conveniently deny the Second Amendment's terms ... and dismiss the right to keep and bear arms as a mere anachronism."
"To these left-wing activists, the notion that individual citizens might employ arms to protect against governmental or private aggression is a quaint remnant of a long-bygone era. ..."
"Such ideologues ignore events as recent as the 1992 Los Angeles riots ..."
"Now, the tiny isolated town of Aguila, Arizona provides the latest evidence that the right to keep and bear arms remains critical. ..." ... |
Journal of the Senate of the United States, "large quantities of arms and ammunition were imported and distributed to these organizations", Dec. 7, 1874
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"...I regret to say that, with preparations for the late election, decided indications appeared in some localities in the Southern States of a determination, by acts of violence and intimidation, to deprive citizens of the freedom of the ballot, because of their political opinions. Bands of men, masked and armed, made their appearance; White Leagues and other societies were formed; large quantities of arms and ammunition were imported and distributed to these organizations; military drills, with menacing demonstrations, were held..."
"...While I remain Executive all the laws of Congress, and the provisions of the Constitution, including the recent amendments added thereto, will be enforced..." |
DC: Clause and Effect
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Last month, the Supreme Court agreed to consider District of Columbia v. Heller, which struck down Washington’s strict gun ordinance as a violation of the Second Amendment’s “right to keep and bear arms.” This will be the first time in nearly 70 years that the court has considered the Second Amendment. The outcome of the case is difficult to handicap, mainly because so little is known about the justices’ views on the lethal device at the center of the controversy: the comma. That’s right, the “small crooked point,” as Richard Mulcaster described this punctuation upstart in 1582. |
NJ: Club's shotgun pellets threaten river
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A shooting range along the Passaic River is polluted with high levels of lead, arsenic and cancer-causing compounds that may be reaching the river and water supplies downstream, tests performed for The Record show. The tests found soil at the North Jersey Clay Target Club in Fairfield contaminated with lead levels rivaling those at federal Superfund sites.
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Il: Cook County Considering Two Anti-Gun Proposals! (NRA-ILA)
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"Cook County is currently considering two proposals that are all out assaults on our Right to Keep and Bear Arms."
"The first, which is called the Safe Streets/Weapons Registration Ordinance, would require the registration of all firearms and firearm owners in Cook County. As written, however, it is an outright ban of all firearms. ..."
"The other proposed ordinance would amend the county's 'Deadly Weapon Dealers Ordinance.' It seeks to completely ban all gun shows within the county, and prohibits federally licensed dealers from operating within 10 miles of another federally licensed dealer. ..." ... |
A Proclamation By The President of the United States of America, "citizens of the United States . . . they are collecting arms, military stores, provisions", Sept. 1, 1815
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"...Whereas information has been received that sundry persons, citizens of the United States, or residents within the same, and especially within the State of Louisiana, are conspiring together to begin and set on foot, provide, and prepare the means for a military expedition or enterprise against the dominions of Spain, with which the United States are happily at peace; that, for this purpose, they are collecting arms, military stores, provisions, vessels, and other means...." |
War on Guns: Savage on Sullivan
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My thoughts on Sen. Kerry's Urging: I have experienced first hand Mr. Sullivan's leadership of the ATF. He is vindictive, and will have his people fudge the evidence in court just to make a case. {look it up US v. Kwan}.
I have had armed audits, and visits, not to mention, been penalized by Mr. Sullivan for having the Babylonian indecency to tell juries that ATF has no written testing program for firearms evidence in Federal Court. They actually admitted it Congress back in 05. "Maximum Mike" was informed, instead of cleaning up the mess he opted to cover it up! Faking evidence in Federal Court. If you think bullet testing was bad, look at how ATF tests the rest of the gun!
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Thomas Jefferson to Congress, "Resolved, that no armed men, not being citizens of the United States", Dec. 6, 1805
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"..."Sir,--In order to give to Congress the details necessary for their full:information of the state of things between Spain & the U. S. I send them the communication & documents now enclosed..."
"...On the subject of Spain, Jefferson drew up the following paper for cabinet consideration:
For consideration and correction. Th. J.
"1. Resolved, that no armed men, not being citizens of the United States ought to be permitted to enter or remain, nor any authority to be exercised but under the laws of the United States, within the former colony or province of Louisiana in the extent in which it was in the hands of Spain..."
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The Second Amendment Question before the Supreme Court [is] Constitutionally Flawed and Dangerous
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Unfortunately, this question is constitutionally flawed because 3 words have been incorrectly joined together. Those words are: "Second Amendment rights." By incorporating the words "Second Amendment rights" into the question, the Supreme Court has completely altered the intent and scope of the Second Amendment. Thus, the Court will decide the case on a fictitious amendment created by the federal judiciary. |
Happy Bill of Rights Day Peasants
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Tomorrow is perhaps the most important of the holidays around the world, yet few celebrate, much less even know it is a declared holiday. December 15 is Bill of Rights day. A remembrance of the first Ten Amendments to the United States Constitution.
When President Bush refers to the Constitution as, "Just a God-damned piece of paper," he is really referring to the Bill of Rights. After all, any pretense that the U.S. Constitution in any way restricts the powers of the federal government have long since been put to rest. But the average U.S. citizen still fantasizes that they have Rights that supersede their governments' demands, and remain inviolate. |
Chuck Baldwin Says Buy A Gun
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Most of us are aware that the heroic actions of a brave woman at the New Life Church in Colorado Springs, Colorado a few days ago saved the lives of perhaps scores, or even hundreds, of people. However, her bravery would not have counted for much had she not been armed.
Submitter's note: I agree with him. I would like to buy two. |
Torture: Take Two
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Various parts of the Federal monster are feigning shock and distress at other parts’ crimes. This time, it’s the CIA’s destroying videotapes of its "harsh interrogations" that has Congress in an uproar....
Currently, the torturers hone their technique on "terrorists," most of whom aren’t citizens. But they’ll turn their skills on us soon enough. No government in history has ever been so busy torturing foreigners it neglected its own people. It’s a short slope, and slippery as a politician’s promise, from waterboarding "terrorists" at Gitmo to torturing drug dealers and users, pedophiles, drunk drivers, tax resisters, political protesters.
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War on Guns: Open Letter to NRA on Confirmation of "Maximum Mike"
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In the last presidential election, NRA rallied its members, raising millions of dollars against John Kerry by telling us he would initiate and support measures harmful to our right to keep and bear arms. Kerry is supporting confirmation of Michael Sullivan as head of ATF, and is joined by Ted Kennedy and the Brady Center's Peter Hamm.
Every national "pro-gun rights" organization has come out against this confirmation except for NRA. The biggest of them all, the leader, is silent.
Why?
David Codrea
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If you oppose the Sullivan confirmation, please contact NRA via this form. |
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