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While Barack Obama was delivering a stump speech on the State of the Union last night, the head of the National Shooting Sports Foundation was telling an audience in Las Vegas that gun control proponents are flying a “false flag” of gun safety in an effort to push their agenda.
But NSSF President Steve Sanetti suggested in a speech to a receptive audience that data from the FBI, combined with firearms sales data, is a strong indication that the gun control bandwagon has a broken wheel. Since 1994, he said, firearms sales are up 104 percent. |
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PHOTOS OF HEROES: The Israeli prison guards who were transporting a prisoner when they spotted, chased, and captured the Palestinian terrorist who had stabbed at least 10 Israelis on a Tel Aviv bus.
Were it not for these men and their bravery, the terror attack could have been much worse.
More info: ynetnews.com/articles/0,7340,L-4617500,00.html
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At least ten injured when Palestinian man from West Bank stabs bus driver and passengers on Bus 40 in Tel Aviv.
Why is the UN silent about terror? Stop the hypocrisy. Tell the UN: Start fighting terror, not Israel.
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