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Lessons of Ruby Ridge
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"Randy Weaver, still wiry after 10 years out of the limelight, his dark hair turned silver, was signing autographs for fellow survivalists at an Independent American Party convention in Elko, Nev., in April when someone asked if he would act differently if he could relive the horrible 11-day siege at Ruby Ridge."
" 'I would have put on my full camo,' Weaver said, looking at his questioner, 'and shoot them in the back. As many as I could.' " |
America, land of the herded
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"One of the most disheartening bits of knowledge one can have is that of the extreme gullibility of the American people and the fact that even when confronted with facts, the lies are believed rather than the facts. This is not only in regards to the propaganda put forth by the government controlled media, but also in regards to the denial of statutes that state clearly (rare) to whom 'laws' apply." |
TX: Anti-drug program in question
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"City officials are pulling the plug on the DARE program."
"Officials also say the police officers who taught the course will be better used on street patrol."
"...several of Texas City’s finest have been injured on the job."
“We want to take our ‘men in blue’ from DARE and put them back in the line of work they have been trained for: public service,” [Mayor Carlos] Garza said. |
The Man on the Street: The Likelihood of War
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"I was intrigued by his confidence when he made a statement to the effect that Pakistan and India would never engage in nuclear conflict over Kashmir. His down to earth answers and common-sense manner elicited several other questions concerning the current situation with Iraq. I hope that you will enjoy ... Mr. Manori's opinions on the likelihood of war." |
Police can now be drafted to enforce immigration law
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"The new federal rule takes effect Friday, raising concern among civil rights advocates."
"In the 1980 Mariel boatlift, more than 100,000 Cubans fled their country on rickety boats, inner tubes, and makeshift rafts, inundating Florida shores as well as federal immigration, law enforcement, and welfare agencies."
"That 'immigration emergency' has not been equalled since in volume, but uncomfortable echoes of it come with the financial, legal, and political challenges brought by each new wave of illegal immigrants. A remedy for that sort of mass immigration emergency, passed by Congress in 1996 but not finalized until recently, allows the US attorney general to deputize local police to enforce immigration laws – a mingling of enforcement powers never permitted before." |
TX: Police officer shoots at kids who toilet papered his yard
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"When an off-duty Galveston police officer heard a commotion outside his Texas City home, he investigated, finding bathroom supplies in his trees and one his autos."
"When the teens returned to the scene of the crime, he was ready. The officer, who was not arrested, reached for his shotgun before he chased the suspects away, firing at the pickup truck twice as it sped away from the 2500 block of Eighth Avenue North."
"TCPD officers took the shotgun into custody..." |
TX: County pursues new justice technology
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:The Law Enforcement Judicial Information System — or LEJIS — will likely be made up of smaller computer systems able to communicate with each other. The goal was to provide a seamless system to manage everything from warrants to offense reports to criminal court dockets."
"Officials and leaders also hope that better communication between law enforcement will help them put more people wanted on warrants behind bars and more money into county coffers."
[Another database for 'criminals.'] |
Airports send letter to Senate urging baggage-screening delay
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Baggage screening deadline hard to meet, could lead to long lines for travelers, airports say
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"Managers at some major airports believe big travel problems could lie ahead come the Dec. 31 deadline to begin inspecting every piece of checked luggage for explosives."
"They also are raising questions about whether the bomb-screening equipment is sophisticated enough and in adequate supply."
"...the U.S. machines...do not always distinguish between plastic explosives and chocolate."
"I believe an explosives attack is much more likely than a takeover," [Rep. Peter] DeFazio, D-Ore |
Mexico may ban toy guns to help reduce crime rate
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"A ban on toy guns may become the latest of several nontraditional anti-crime measures being attempted in Mexico City, prosecutors said Sunday."
"...or require toy makers to manufacture them in colors less realistic than black."
"Though criminal penalties for robbery in Mexico are the same whether the assailant uses a real weapon or a toy, thieves using toys can't be charged with illegal weapons possession, a federal crime with stiff penalties." |
OK: Norman officers' aim true
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"Five Norman police officers gave it their best shot -- and won."
"Harold Nicholson, Kent Ritchie, Jamie Shattuck, Eric Lehenbauer and Blake Green were recently named to the Governor's Twenty, which are the top 20 Oklahoma Law Enforcement Shooters that compete at the Dale DeBerry Memorial Regional and Oklahoma State Pistol Matches."
"Nicholson also won the Oklahoma State Pistol Championship..."
"The next match will be the National Police Shooting Championships..." |
TX: Police raid on Kmart lot leaves shock, anger
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Submitter's Comment: Not so much a firearm rights story, but important in how it shows police run amok.
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"Scores of Houston police officers swarmed onto the Kmart parking lot in the 8400 block of Westheimer about 12:30 a.m. Sunday and arrested about 425 people for criminal trespassing, a misdemeanor."
"Houston Police Department spokesman Martin DeLeon said many cars were towed."
"DeLeon said business owners have been complaining about youths gathering on their parking lots on weekend nights and causing a commotion." |
Airports Wary of Baggage Deadline
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"Managers at some major airports believe big travel problems could lie ahead come the Dec. 31 deadline to begin inspecting every piece of checked luggage for explosives. They also are raising questions about whether the bomb-screening equipment is sophisticated enough and in adequate supply."
But all the problems and potential failures are STILL easier than simply arming pilots and passengers, right? |
Urgent California Legislative Alert (NRA/ILA)
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"NRA members must act immediately to stop the advancement of two bills that threaten lawful manufacturers and dealers of firearms and ammunition. Senate Bill 682 and Assembly Bill 496 were introduced this legislative session in response to the California State Supreme Court's dismissal of a frivolous lawsuit against a firearms manufacturer." |
More revisionist history for our kids thanks to the NEA!
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"The National Education Association is suggesting to teachers that they be careful on the first anniversary of the September 11 attacks not to 'suggest any group is responsible' for the terrorist hijackings that killed more than 3,000 people."
"But another of the suggested NEA lesson plans — compiled together under the title 'Remember September 11' and appearing on the teachers union health information network Web site — takes a decidedly blame-America approach, urging educators to 'discuss historical instances of American intolerance,' so that the American public avoids 'repeating terrible mistakes.' " |
Canada: Gun laws irk U.S. Civil War actors
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"Several hundred American Civil War enthusiasts are staying away from a re-enactment near Toronto this year rather than comply with a Canadian law that would require them to register their muskets at the border."
"Descendents of the estimated 50,000 Canadians who fought in the Civil War — and other fans of American history — have been gathering for the past 12 years at a historic village to stage some of the most famous clashes between the Union and Confederate armies." |
Mexican prosecutors say they're not playing around with proposals to ban toy guns
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"Mexico City prosecutors said Sunday they aren't just playing around with proposals to ban toy guns, which they say were used in several recent stickups."
"Berardo Batiz, Mexico City's top prosecutor, told the government news agency Notimex that his office is studying ways to ban the guns, or require toy makers to manufacture the plastic play weapons in colors less realistic than black."
" 'We are studying proposals, we have lawyers looking at some form of ban,' Batiz said." |
Principles of Tyranny
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"Tyranny is usually thought of as cruel and oppressive, and it often is, but the original definition of the term was rule by persons who lack legitimacy, whether they be malign or benevolent. Historically, benign tyrannies have tended to be insecure, and to try to maintain their power by becoming increasingly oppressive. ..." ... |
Our Borders Are Failing
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Our Country’s borders are in sad shape indeed. We are still wide open from Mexico and Canada, and both sides of our oceans. There is a group called The Patriot Vocals that is giving support to the southern border states. The fiasco of missiles in New Mexico should come as no surprise. |
UK: "Gun drama at flats"
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"Police are investigating after a man fired a shotgun into the air at a block of flats."
"Neighbours reported hearing a loud bang and screaming on Friday night behind flats at Hoddern Avenue in Peacehaven."
"Armed officers were called to the block of 20 properties and the area was cordoned off for more than two hours."
"A resident, who declined to be named, said the man fired a single shot and several other men then attacked him."
He said: "We heard a shot being fired although we didn't realise it was a shotgun at the time. I have never heard one going off before. It was so loud and it sounded like a rocket going off."
"My wife asked the police if it was okay to walk the dog. They told us a shotgun had been recovered and that the situation was contained and no one was injured." |
Home of the (gun) Free - Homicide rate rises 32% in Washington, D.C.
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"The 33 homicides that occurred in July made the month the deadliest in the District in more than four years, police statistics show. Through Tuesday morning, the number of homicides this year was 143, a 32 percent increase since the same time last year, a police spokesman said."
"As killings have increased, mostly since last fall, city politicians and police have expressed concern and advanced theories about the trend." |
"Heston on the right to bear arms"
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NRA's President Charlton Heston was interviewed by WorldNetDailiy.com about various aspects of the violent and malicious war being waged against gunowners and their rights. The following quote is noteworthy:"[President Clinton] was in favor of arresting criminals, but he didn't want to actually prosecute them, which, of course, ruins the whole thing. The idea of laws is that they be obeyed. If someone violates those laws, they must pay for it. I think that's one of the most important changes that came with this last election: An increase in prosecutions, not just arrests." RESPONSE:
If Mr. Heston has ever called for the repeal of gun laws, we are unaware of his having done so -- even though literally thousands of gun laws directly violate the Second Amendment. To the NRA's President, you should apparently be punished for disobeying any law -- even an outright gun ban or outright prohibition on carrying a firearm to defend yourself against street thugs. (And even if you do not read the above quote that way, our enemies certainly will.)
WorldNetDaily titled this interview: "Heston on the right to bear arms".
A more appropriate title might be: "Heston on the Importance of Punishing People Who Exercise Their Constitutional Rights".
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"Site of white separatist shootout fades from public eye"
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"Just the crude foundation remains."
"The sun-bleached plywood floor outlines the mountain cabin that long ago collapsed under the strain of North Idaho winters."
"Gone is the door through which FBI sharpshooter Lon Horiuchi fatally shot Vicki Weaver and injured family friend Kevin Harris."
"Gone is the 'birthing shed,' where 14-year-old Sammy Weaver was laid to rest after being shot in the back by a U.S. marshal." |
Ashcroft's view might test gun laws
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"Bashaun Pearson is not the kind of fellow likely to gain the sympathy of Attorney General John D. Ashcroft, and he hasn't. But Pearson, like a rising number of criminal suspects across the country, is doing what he can to make Ashcroft one of his defenders."
"Police in Washington, D.C., arrested Pearson early one morning last June as he was carrying a 9mm pistol. Police said he was high on the drug PCP. ..." |
CA: Home-schooling illegal in California?
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"The state of California is warning parents that they cannot educate their children at home without acquiring a professional teaching credential."
"Home-schooling illegal in the Golden State?"
"Activists say that if your information comes only from the state's Department of Education, that is the obvious conclusion." |
AZ: Chance case joins debate on cameras
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"Brandi Lynn Hungerford found out the hard way: We're all being watched."
"Surveillance cameras, like the one that captured the Valley stripper checking into a Tempe hotel with millionaire businessman Rick Chance the night before he was found murdered, have become a pervasive fact of life, and not just in expected places such as banks, supermarkets and government offices." |
NC: Consumers Council Criticizes Remington's Response to Defective Rifles
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"There could be 20,000 Model 700 bolt action Remington rifles that can be triggered accidentally. Yet there is no recall possible because guns and tobacco are the only consumer products not subject to federal health and safety regulation. No federal agency can require a recall of defective firearms."
"Today the North Carolina Consumers Council comes to the home of Remington to ask the company to do more than the current safety modification program." |
New book gives a shot in the arm to gun lobby
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"...Nonetheless, she said, they may have shaped her view that 'no one should be made a victim or left defenseless because of regulations that deprive them of an ability to protect themselves.' "
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Bottom line: we are responsible for our own safety. The first line of defense lies with us.
There is no Constitutional right to individual police protection; the police exist only as a general deterrent to crime. They are not bodyguards. |
Senator Joe Lieberman Says Property Belongs First To Government, Not The People
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"BACKGROUND: Touring the State Fair in Iowa, where the first presidential vote will be held in 2004, Sen. Joseph Lieberman (D-CT) criticized President Bush's proposal to make the current temporary tax cuts permanent, saying, 'That's not spending restraint. Tax cuts are spending.' "
"TEN SECOND RESPONSE: To say tax cuts are spending implies all money belongs to the government. It doesn't. Taxes are the people's property, which the government takes from them." |
CA: Sheriff cleared in gun donation flap
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"The California Attorney General's Office has decided not to file charges against El Dorado County Sheriff Hal Barker over his receipt of two firearms in 1999."
"Hallye Jordan, spokeswoman for Attorney General Bill Lockyer, could not confirm the date of the decision -- or provide other details -- but said Thursday that 'there was no evidence that criminal charges were warranted.' " |
Mexican ID Card Gets Illegal Aliens Access to Banks
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"Mexican citizens living in the United States illegally are allegedly being helped by at least one national banking chain that now accepts a card issued by the Mexican government as valid identification for opening accounts. But an immigration reform group says those banks are violating federal law." |
Afghanistan Government To Collect All Weapons
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"The Afghan defense minister, Mohammed Fahim, has been outlining details of a disarmament program to bring weapons in the country under the control of the central government."
"Presiding over a graduation ceremony of a battalion of French-trained Afghan soldiers, Mr. Fahim declared that all weapons used in the past now belonged to Afghanistan's new national army."
KABA NOTE: Anyone who thinks the hardened Afghani warlords, militiamen and other fighters are going to hand over their firearms and leave themselves defenseless is a potential customer for ocean front property in Kansas.
The government will have to exert extreme force to lay claim to the privately-held weapons they now profess to own. |
National Education Association releases 9-11 guidelines
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The National Education Association has released classroom guidelines for 9-11. Included are references to WW2 anti-Nazi and pro-American posters, one of which shows a Japanese soldier hitting an American with a rifle, which the NEA charactarizes as "propaganda". Students are shown one or more of the posters, and then asked "How would German-American or Japanese-American citizens have felt if these posters were displayed in their communities?" |
LA: Judge Ordered Off State Supreme Court for Losing Records
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"A judge whose lost transcripts caused 11 convictions to be reversed -- including some for murder -- was ordered off the bench by the Louisiana Supreme Court on Monday."
"Criminal District Judge Sharon Hunter went on leave in March, before a hearing on whether she should be suspended. The Supreme Court suspended her with pay in June, and ruled unanimously Monday that she should not return."
Bye bye. |
Nigeria: Woman to be stoned to death for fornication - under Islamic law
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"An Islamic court in northern Nigeria ruled on Monday that a young woman must face death by stoning according to Muslim law for having a child outside marriage."
"The decision, upholding a verdict by a lower court, looks set to re-ignite international outrage against Nigeria and could stoke sectarian tensions in the country's largely Muslim north."
" 'If one can be sentenced to death for fornication then it makes nonsense of our democracy,' said Innocent Chukwuma of the Centre for Law Enforcement Education, a Lagos-based legal rights pressure group."
"Nigeria's population of more than 120 million is divided almost evenly between Christians and Muslims." |
Supreme Court: Is shooting at picture of Osama bin Hidin' free speech?
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"The Supreme Court is being asked to consider whether shooting at pictures of Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden is an expression of free speech or a dangerous drill that could lead to the killing of real people."
"The court will announce this fall whether it will review the gun case, which involves a challenge to a 4-year-old Massachusetts law forbidding target practice on human images at certain gun clubs." |
American Airlines flight diverted after passenger makes weapons claim
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"An American Airlines flight to Miami was diverted moments after takeoff when a passenger told others that bringing weapons aboard planes is easy in the Dominican Republic, authorities said Monday."
"American Airlines Flight 680, carrying 225 passengers, left Santo Domingo at 9:45 a.m. Sunday. It was diverted moments later to Puerto Plata, a city 135 miles to the northwest, as a precautionary measure in case the man was armed." |
Anti Second Amendment Movie just shown on HBO: Liberty Stands Still - Superbarfarola
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"I just finished watching a very slick polemic against the Second Amendment. Wesley Snipes plays 'Joe', an ex-CIA operative who's daughter has been killed in an apparent school shooting in a Canadian produced movie entitled 'Liberty Stands Still' ".
"He decides to attack the gun manufacturer, the NRA, Republicans, all 'gun nuts', and anyone else who gets in his way just so he can show that 'good citizens like him should NOT be armed!' " |
Lengthy criminal records of murderers caught by armed citizen
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The report last week of a man who'd shot and helped capture the people who murdered his ailing mother didn't include the extensive criminal records of the thugs.
This report goes into great detail. Among the criminal histories are:• released from prison in February
• third stay behind bars."
• also served 61/2 months in prison for another breaking and entering conviction in 2000
• spent 26 months in prison for convictions of breaking and entering vehicles and two counts of breaking and entering until he was released in October 1996.
• in 1993, convicted of two counts of breaking and entering and received probation
• released from prison five months ago
• been to prison for safecracking, larceny and possession with the intent to sell and deliver a controlled substance - served three months in prison
• Four months later, he was back behind bars, serving six months in prison.
• has been convicted of resisting arrest, possession of a controlled substance, driving while license revoked, selling a controlled substance and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle In other words, these guys aren't deterred by laws -- but a firearm sure made them leave in a hurry.
Also noteworthy is the fact that their crimes became more severe. From "breaking and entering" to "murder" isn't exactly a short hop. The Big Question: How many ex convicts who did time for breaking and entering are roaming the streets today with violence on their minds, and how many Sarah Brady-worshipping disarmed sitting ducks are waiting to be victimized by them? |
CA: Judo club turns tables on carjacker
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"A suspect picked the wrong vehicle to carjack in Hollywood yesterday."
"Los Angeles police say the suspect took one car, then pulled into a gas station, ditched the vehicle and tried to take a minivan."
"Big mistake."
"The minivan was full of judo wrestlers from Florida International University, who were in town to teach a self-defense class."
"The wrestlers punched the man in the face and hit him from behind, then held him until police arrived."
"The nozzle of a nearby fuel pump broke off during the scuffle, dousing everyone with gasoline."
"The suspect is jailed on felony charges."
PARTING SHOT: After the police took the report and carted the carjacker off to jail, one judo wrestler looked at another one and said: [click here for recording] |
NM: Woman killed would-be rapist in self defense
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Awakened by an Attacker
Woman Tells Story of Being Attacked While She Was Sleeping
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Aug. 19 — "It has to be every person's worst nightmare — waking up from a deep sleep to find a stranger standing over you."
"But it really happened to an Albuquerque woman who overpowered and killed a convicted rapist after he broke into her home, climbed into her bed and held a gun to her chest." |
CA: Prosecuting attorney kicked in the face in the courtroom
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"Veteran gang prosecutor Michael Camacho never thought a set of photographs could cause him so much pain."
"Camacho, 41, said his decision not to return to convicted killer Juan Carlos Bravo, 20, some snapshots of himself with other gang members may have played a role in a surprise attack on him by the Pomona man in the courtroom July 26."
"Moments after Pomona Superior Court Judge Mark Grant Nelson sentenced him to 63 years in prison, Bravo his hands cuffed behind him allegedly got up and headed straight toward Camacho."
" 'At that time I had no idea what was happening,' Camacho said. 'I was making entries into my file when before I knew anything I was kicked to the left side of the face.' " |
"Man found with missiles is not terrorist, feds say"
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"Licensing and registration questions are at the core of a case against the president of a counterterrorism consulting company that had stockpiled 2,352 small military missile warheads."
" 'This is not a terrorism issue,' Assistant U.S. Attorney Norm Cairns said Sunday. 'David Hudak is charged pursuant to the National Firearms Act and is not charged under any of the statutes relating to terrorism.' "
"Hudak, a Canadian national and president of High Energy Access Tools, was arrested Thursday and charged with possessing missiles not registered to him in the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record, according to a federal complaint filed Friday."
"The charges carry a penalty of up to 10 years in prison and $10,000 in fines, Cairns said."
"Investigators also found 4,000 pounds of explosives at HEAT, an anti-terrorism and police training company that was conducting classes for students from the United Arab Emirates and Yemen, said Tom Mangan, a U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms agent."
"Cairns said the students are not suspected of any wrongdoing." |
India: Actor under threat seeking permission from government to protect himself
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"Bollywood actor Salman Khan, who is facing a threat from the underworld, on Monday requested the city police to issue him a fresh fire arms licence."
"Mr. Khan had an hour-long meeting with Police Commissioner M. N. Singh at the latter’s office at Crawford Market in South-Mumbai."
"Rajasthan Police had withdrawn Salman’s licence in the wake of the High Court’s order over his 'involvement' in a poaching case." |
Julia Child - OSS/CIA Operative? Who would have known?
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Julia Child's Kitchen Unveiled at Smithsonian
"Not everything from the kitchen was ordinary. From Child's kitchen junk drawer came a signaling mirror issued to her when she served in the Office of Strategic Services, the forerunner of the CIA."
"The instructions on the mirror sound as specific as some of Child's detailed recipes: 'Hold this mirror close to face and reflect sunlight on any nearby surface in line with target.' "
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NY: Bear Kills Infant - Rocks fail as self-defense weapons
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New York - where it takes a miracle to get a permit to carry a firearm for self-defense...
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"The baby, Ester Schwimmer of Brooklyn, was snatched out of her stroller by the bear at the bungalow colony, police said. Fallsburg is about 70 miles northwest of New York City."
"The baby was in a stroller in front of the porch with members of her family, said Mike Fraser, a state Department of Environmental Conservation spokesman. "
"Abraham said people at the colony desperately tried to save the girl. 'People started chasing the bear, throwing rocks at it,' he said." |
Australia: Gunman nets six-figure sum in casino hold-up
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In the land where handguns were banned...
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'Police are continuing to hunt for a gunman who stole a six-figure sum of cash from the high-rollers' room of Melbourne's Crown Casino this morning, before escaping in a taxi."
"Crown Casino's Gary O'Neill says during the robbery no shots were fired but several staff were threatened."
" 'The person produced a [banned] handgun and waved it in the face of two of our staff...,' Mr O'Neill said." [emphasis added] |
Executive Orders
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"Ever wonder why more and more prisons are being built but so many stand empty? Current presidential executive orders certainly make it clear. Under a 'national emergency,' these prisons would become concentration camps for American citizens run by F.E.M.A. [Federal Emergency Management Agency]." |
The Sign On The Church House Door
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"According to a recent assay report, twenty million dollars in fine gold lies beneath the ground on a few acres at Jicarilla, New Mexico. Miner Jerry Fennell owns the mining claims and for about thirty years he has made a living and raised a family by panning the dry gulch and working a swimming pool size pit behind his home with a pick and shovel. Fennell has no bulldozers or dump trucks. A wheelbarrow and a gentle burro appropriately named 'Dusty' haul most of the ore."
"Those days of, 'just getting by,' will be over for Jerry if the U.S. Forest Service has its way. According to Fennell, he recently received a letter from the Lincoln National Forest office saying that he will be 'charged with trespass' unless he files paperwork he says will put him out of business. 'Once I file the paper (a plan of operation), the Forest Service will impose such a huge reclamation bond that I won't be able to afford it. I have watched them do it to my neighbors. They are all gone now. I am the last miner in the Jicarilla Mountains.' "
"He further said that he has repeatedly asked the Forest Service to prove that they even own the land on which his claim is located. 'All they have provided is a copy of an Executive Order signed by President Woodrow Wilson that indicates certain lands must be taken to connect the Lincoln National Forest to another National Forest. As best as I can determine through my research, this land may not even belong to the Forest Service.' " |
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