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    | KABA makes Daily Press' Jim Spenser Whine Submitted by: 
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    | "Good day. Unarmed B**** here. I used to be called Jim Spencer. But  because I believe that the National Rifle Association has promoted the deadly myth that guns make you safe, a son of the Second Amendment has given me a new name."
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 "I think my new name explains the mindset of many of the  people to whom Americans have ceded the gun control agenda and to whom too many politicians, like George Bush and John Ashcroft, have sucked up."
 
 --Jim Spencer can be reached at 757.247.4731 or jlspencer@dailypress.com
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    | Full text of officer Redfield's Speech in Klamath Submitted by: 
			
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    | Read the whole letter.  Here is one juicy excerpt:
 
 "As the extremists and out of control federal agents continue to push...their frustration will undoubtedly escalate to the point of boiling over. It won't take much from Andy Kerr or Wendell Wood or their like to spark an extremely violent response. I am talking about rioting, homicides and destruction of property like dams that hold the precious water from the agricultural community."
 
 The feds better wake up.
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    | FL: The writing of the New Gun Records Policy Submitted by: 
			
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    | Seminole County Sheriff Don Eslinger and three of his counterparts have been tapped to make recommendations on how long the records of guns bought at pawnshops should be kept in a statewide database. The call for an oversight committee came last week after Attorney General Bob Butterworth issued an opinion that the records do not have to be deleted within 48 hours.
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 "It's ludicrous that law enforcement would be hampered by any time restrictions." --FL Police Chiefs Pres. Lionel Cote
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    | Weapons of Military & Urban Warfare at a Gun Store Near You? Submitted by: 
			
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    | "Our police officers are becoming outgunned by the ever increasing lethality of the firearms that gun companies are pedaling to the public," said Bob Williamson of the Illinois Council Against Handgun Violence. "We don't need weapons of military warfare, such as the .50 caliber sniper rifle, or weapons of urban warfare, such as the pocket rockets, sold at a gun store near you."
 
 ~These people are just plain NUTS! Either that, or they live in a different country than I do!
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    | Tell Others about the Bill of Rights Submitted by: 
			
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    | Stop reading (for a little while) and go do something that will tell others about the Bill of Rights and the 2nd Amendment. Use very few words and a photo to catch their eye. Run off copies and distribute. Single Action Shooting Society provided the great looking inset photo. Tell them thanks.
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    | Who needs gun control? Maybe our politicians... Submitted by: 
			
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    | When a goverment is funding, arming and managing both sides of a conflict, it's a sure sign it's leaders need reeling in and a reaming out. Lots of information here that will leave you outraged and incredulous. Gun control for Congress anyone?
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                      | As nightfall does not come all at once, neither does oppression. In both instances, there is a twilight. And it is in such twilight that we all must be aware of change in the air, however slight, lest we become unwitting victims of the darkness.  — Justice William O. Douglas, US Supreme Court (1939-75) |  |  |