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IL: Violence Court Isn't Pretty
Submitted by: Anonymous

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Opinion piece by a reporter temporarily covering Chicago's "Violence Court", where those accused of the worst crimes are arraigned.

This story should reinforce your belief in the natural right of self-defense, and the need for tools that make that right meaningful.
 

Japan: Gangster shot dead in hospital
Submitted by: Blacksnake

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KABA NOTE: Now just how is this possible -- except for the fact that laws don't apply to criminals.
 

CA: Chinese & Muslims in Los Angeles share bitter history
Submitted by: Blacksnake

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"Nobody was carrying weapons, but the protesters were met by armed police who fired into the crowd...39 Muslims were killed and hundreds injured and arrested, according to Lin"...
 

UK: Be prepared - and be polite
Submitted by: John Fansler

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"...Over the past year or so, I've had two phones stolen, or "jacked" and I've been threatened with a knife countless times. Someone tries to jack me probably every week..."

-- I feel so much safer with proper victim disarmament (Said the thug at the Democrat… I mean thief’s guild meeting).
 

U.S. to Weigh Computer Chip Implant
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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A Florida technology company is poised to ask the government to market a first-ever computer ID chip that could be embedded beneath a person's skin.

For airports, nuclear power plants, and other high security facilities, the immediate benefits would be a closer-to-foolproof security system. But privacy advocates warn the chip could lead to encroachments on civil liberties.
 

United Airlines pilots may get Tasers
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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Within two weeks, United Airlines will begin training its 9,000 pilots to use an advanced Taser gun that can quickly fire on any cockpit intruder.

For about $1 million, Taser International is supplying United with 1,300 guns, which will be holstered next to cockpit seats during flight, and 13,000 units of Taser ammunition. The move is part of United's effort to tighten cockpit security after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
 

Africa: 'dumping grounds for world's arsenals'
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"Grace Ikombi's gun is much like 35 million other Kalashnikov rifles in circulation around the world."

"It is an oddly toylike weapon. Brute simple, with only nine moving parts, it weighs just 10-1/2 pounds. Yet it can empty a 30-round magazine in three seconds and is powerful enough to punch holes through a man's chest from 1,000 yards away."
 

NY: Gun Policy Questioned by Public
Submitted by: Jacob J. Rieper, NYSRPA
Website: http://www.nysrpa.org

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LOWVILLE, NY - At the public's request, Lewis County legislators discussed a proposed law prohibiting weapons in three county buildings and their reasons for financing a snowmobile safety video at their meeting Tuesday evening.
 

DC: Police Gunfire Worsens
Submitted by: John Fansler

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The number of people shot by District police more than doubled last year -- from seven to 17, including three fatalities...
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Do gun control laws stop violent crime with guns?
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This can't be true. Washington, D.C. has prohibited the private ownership of virtually all firearms, so there's no chance it could support this degree of criminal behavior
 

UT: HB183 VICTORY!
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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GOOD NEWS! HB 183, Rep. Philpot's bill to eliminate fees for background checks passed the House today! Here's what happened: Rep. Philpot moved to uncircle the bill. That vote, which decided whether or not the bill would be debated, passed by only 2 votes. This vote is probably the most accurate gauge of whether legislators really support gun rights.
 

20 Questions to Ask National ID Supporters
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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Here are some questions to ask supporters of a modern "enhanced" ID system for the United States.

1. Under your system, can one's ID fail online verification for any reasons other than authentication failure (ID is not in the database or biometrics don't match) or expiration? Can a valid ID be cancelled for any reason (beyond expiration)?...
 

RI: Legislative Update (NRA-ILA)
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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A hearing on H 6866 has been scheduled in the House Judiciary Committee for Thursday, February 27. The measure, introduced by Rep. David Cicilline (D-Providence), seeks to set up a "Gun Injuries Task Force," run by the R.I. Dept. of Health.
 

OH: Legislative Update (NRA-ILA)
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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The House Civil and Commercial Law Committee will hear opponent testimony (last week was proponent testimony) on HB 303, firearms preemption legislation, on Wednesday, February 27, at 9:30 a.m., in Room 114 of the Statehouse. Call your Representative at (614) 466-3357 and urge him to support HB 303.
 

Dell Computer Cancels Sale to Gun Dealer (Followup)
Submitted by: Evan Nappen, Esq.
Website: http://www.evannappen.com

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"It seems someone in Dell had already canceled my order, when I asked why I was told Dell was afraid I was going to use the machine for illegal purposes. When I asked why someone would think that I was told it was because of the name of my business “Weigand Combat Handguns Inc.”.
 

IL: Elgin woman Not Guilty of trying to murder fleeing couple
Submitted by: John Fansler

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Family members held their hands together in prayer as a Cook County judge acquitted an Elgin woman on charges of attempted murder Tuesday... The judge agreed with us that she was trying to send a message to [the drug dealers] to stay away."

-- Too bad she didn't have some target practice first. They call it a "war on drugs,"; so let's see a few bodies on the enemy's side.
 

Personal guns getting to be in style
Submitted by: Annamae Nedrow

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Until recently, however, the mass media not only refused to report studies showing guns in a favorable light, but they actively campaigned against gun ownership, using bogus statistics manufactured by outfits like Handgun Control, Inc. Now, since Sept. 11, they’re not only reporting incidents of private citizens defending themselves with firearms, but a lot of reporters are going out themselves and buying handguns.
 

'Federal airport security no better'
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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Although the federal government has officially assumed responsibility for all airport security, experts say airport safety has not – and will not – improve because new measures are mostly for show.
 

Ex-NBA Star in Gun 'Safety' Ads
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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Long before former basketball star Jayson Williams was charged in the shooting death of a limousine driver, his image appeared in newspaper advertisements for "gun safety."

Those ads, along with gun safety talks at high schools and summer camps, were part of a court agreement that helped the NBA All-Star avoid a felony conviction that would have barred him from owning firearms.

KABA NOTE: That's typical: You can keep your guns if you help us brainwash the public that they shouldn't own them.
 

Gun Owners Rally Around Man Denied Computer By Dell
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"If computers are dangerous, the scary thing here is that I could have just walked up to Best Buy and purchased one," said Weigand, who holds a federal firearms license from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearm's National Licensing Center.

After complaining to the Dell sales rep, Weigand received an apology by e-mail from a supervisor who offered to put his order through. But Weigand said he has no interest in doing business with Dell any longer.

Original Article: http://www.newsbytes.com/news/02/174816.html
 

IL: Wal-Mart ammunition display prompts 'debate'
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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Departments stores in Bolingbrook will have to keep firearm ammunition under lock and key under a proposed amendment to a village ordinance.

Prompted by concerns from residents about the open shelf display of ammunition at the Bolingbrook Wal-Mart store, village officials are to vote tonight on an amendment that strengthens village rules governing the sale and storage of firearms and ammunition.
 

How The State Confiscates Rights
Submitted by: Andy Kellett

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"When the middle class and the rich – those who fly – tolerate these measures, abandoning their usual assertiveness, a critical barrier has been crossed. Americans are being – coincidentally or not – "softened up" to accept a police state."

-- See, and you thought all that airport security was useless!
 

NM: Albuquerque Mayor Backs State Concealed-Carry Law
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Albuquerque Mayor Martin Chávez is asking the state Supreme Court to throw out a petition filed by his predecessor challenging the state's new concealed-carry law.

Chávez, who supports carrying concealed weapons, said the petition filed by former Mayor Jim Baca does not reflect his own position "on these important public policy issues."

While he was still mayor, Baca filed a petition as a private citizen with the Supreme Court, contending the concealed-carry law was unconstitutional.
 

Dell responds to Criticisms from Second Amendment Activists
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After speaking with Dell spokesperson Cathie Hargett, Sierra Times was sent the following official statement which concurs with her words regarding the Jack Weigand matter and other related issues. In our opinion, the fact that Dell choose to address the matter quickly and public on the record is commendable, and should change the tone of correspondence to their company from Second Amendment activists, or cease them altogether.
 

MI: Novi Council snuck anti-gun ordinance past public
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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Well the Novi City Council is playing dirty.

They had originally scheduled discussion on their proposed CPL ban for the Council meeting on the 25th, but after they found out that we were planning to attend in force, they took if off the agenda and publicly announced that they were not going to take it up again. The City Clerk personally told me that the ordinance was not going to be brought up again "any time soon" when I called on the morning of the 25th to check the agenda.
 

WI: You May Soon Be Able To Legally Carry A Gun
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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Eligible Wisconsin residents would be allowed to carry a concealed weapon under legislation the Assembly approved Tuesday.

After a weary and sometimes bitterly personal debate, lawmakers approved the bill 58-40. The bill would end the state's 130-year-old ban on concealed weapons after more than four hours of debate. The Assembly sent the bill to the Senate.

It has to be approved by the Senate and signed by Gov. Scott McCallum to become law.
 

IN: Gun rules target terrorists
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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Uncle Sam has enlisted a new band of recruits in the ongoing effort to smoke out suspected terrorists:
Hoosier gun dealers.

Trying to stem an unknown number of guns illegally purchased by foreign citizens, federal officials have told firearms dealers in Indiana and across the nation to obtain information about any prospective gun buyer's country of origin before making a sale.
 

Rule of law vs. number of laws
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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Would you have been more likely to be murdered in 1900, if you had been alive, than in 2000? If you answered no, as I expect most people would, you would be correct. The evidence is, albeit imperfect, that most Americans were less likely to be murder victims 100 years ago than today.

Sociologists, criminologists, economists, and assorted other "ists" have many theories to explain the rapid rise of murder during the later part of the 20th century despite all the new social programs.
 

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Extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice. Moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue. — Senator Barry Goldwater, 1964 (1909-1998)

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