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UK: Gun killings double as police claim progress Submitted by: skypod Website: http://guncontrolvictories.com	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
"SIR John Stevens, the Metropolitan Police Commissioner, said police in London were on target to reduce gun crime by 2% this year, despite the number of murders involving firearms having doubled. The number of gun deaths in London rose to 25 in the first 8 months of the year, up from 12 in the same period in 2000. Gun crime overall was up by 11%."

Dave Thomas of the NY Giants Carjacked in Miami Submitted by: skypod Website: http://guncontrolvictories.com	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
"You try to take all the precautions, you hang around the right people, you go to places you know it's not a trouble-making type of atmosphere, no matter what, if somebody wants to target you they will," said Dave Thomas. Instructed to get to his knees, Thomas tossed the keys to the luxury SUV to one of the gunmen and then, on the ground, prayed that would satisfy his assailants.

Open Season on Americans Submitted by: skypod Website: http://guncontrolvictories.com	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
"...if American citizens are murdered and American property is destroyed not accidentally but intentionally do we do nothing?" --David C. Stolinsky

Keep It Constitutional (Digital Surveillance) Submitted by: skypod Website: http://guncontrolvictories.com	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
If the FBI is intercepting someone's communication, keystroke by keystroke, federal law demands a clearance procedure much more rigorous than a simple search warrant. Why? Because the interception of private conversation poses a direct threat to basic rights of privacy and free speech. If government must listen, it had better have a very good reason that has been thoroughly vetted.

AU: Citizens living in constant fear
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The Herald Sun -- A fortress mentality is gripping householders as the law continues to lose its battle against residential break-ins. With more than 900 houses burgled each week, homeowners are turning to sophisticated domestic security devices to combat the crime.

"We're very concerned because it terrorises a lot of old people who just don't feel safe in their own homes. It's reached the stage where its an epidemic, everyone seems to have been broken into at least once."

As flak flies, gun owners should watch the states
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"Whee, doggies, look at the folks at the Violence Policy Center squirm. The nation has an attorney general who dares to say that the Second Amendment addresses an individual's right to keep and bear arms, and the anti-gun rights people go into a 4-foot hover.

The center's Mathew Nosanchuk was spitting venom last month over John Ashcroft's reading of the Second Amendment as 'unequivocally' protecting the rights of individuals." --BY JILL 'J.R.' LABBE of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Calling Attention to 911's Defects Submitted by: Anonymous	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Washington Post Article detailing the latest tragedy associated with the 911 system. This time we learn "Dial 911 to sentence someone to death." Why can't the message be "Grab your 'assault weapon' and defend your neighbor"?

Artist Wants Shot At Gun Metal Sculptures
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Bradley Arthur hopes 2 sculptures made from smelted guns will leave positive impressions on Tampa residents for years to come. The Public Art Committee hopes the artist's plan impresses county commissioners enough to spend $120,000 for the pieces.

"This is a very important public art project because it's about public safety," said Jan Stein, public art coordinator.

KABA NOTE: How about a sculpture made from the bones of government genocide victims. THAT would be about public safety.

Government agents using unscrupulous tactics not only against gun owners
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KABA NOTE: Whether or not we agree with the matter of this arrest, we must look at how the police and judges in this case chose to accomplish their goals:

"the countys search warrant was 'cloaked in generality' and the judge who signed it didn't have information proving Jones' innocence because investigators deliberately withheld it."

Liberty advocates must find such "law enforcement" tactics abhorrent, regardless of who they are used against.

Join the National SafeCities Town Hall on Youth Violence Prevention Submitted by: G. Hughes	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Wheather you're a teacher, parent, minister, police, or government official, start the school year right with safety-- on September 13, at 2:00 PM ET, TUNE IN to a live broadcast of the SafeCities Town Hall on Youth Violece Prevention.

Ruling lets Houston tow drivers carry weapons on job Submitted by: skypod Website: http://guncontrolvictories.com	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
The Dallas Morning News -- Tow truck drivers in Houston can carry guns to work now that a city ordinance that bans them from having concealed weapons has been suspended. A federal appeals court ruled last week that cities had little regulatory authority over the towing industry, negating a 1982 Houston ordinance.

Gunsite: A pistol school comfortable in Arizona Submitted by: Angel Shamaya	There are no comments on this story Post Comments \| Read Comments
Jeff Cooper, Gunsite's founder and former owner, 20-odd years ago saw these 1,500 acres outside Prescott as a natural site for an academy devoted to firearms... the internationally famous Gunsite Academy, where cops, military folks and 'normal citizens' pay $1,000 for one week of pistol training.