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The Deadly Lie of Pacifism: How physical and psychological disarmament encourages violence
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"The recent spate of horrifying and highly publicized attacks in schools has once again brought attention to a longstanding problem. Unfortunately none of the 'solutions' being suggested touch on one of the real core issues of the matter. The inalienable human right to self-defense and the just and righteous use of violence in exercising that right - even for children."
"For decades the teacher unions, national PTA, and a variety of other educational/behavioral 'experts' have actively worked to instill the notion ... that, 'violence never solves anything.' They have instituted 'Zero Tolerance' policies for violence in schools, which mandate suspension or expulsion for anyone participating in any violent behavior such as fighting." ... |
The Left Wing's Gun Plan
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"As another election draws near, it is important to remember why every gun owner must get themselves, their family, and their friends to the polls. Alan Korwin, distinguished author of several books focusing on the political climate concerning firearms, is helping to remind us. He has reproduced 'The Left Wing's Gun Plan' describing goals of certain political leaders' plans to further erode our firearm rights. He claims that the list of goals was widely circulated during the Clinton Administration and was adopted as a Five Year Plan. Voting the wrong people into office next month could set this Five Year Plan into motion. How would you feel about some of the items on this list that have been included below:" ... |
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"It's that time of year about the election and one big topic I'm always hearing about is gun control or anti gun talk. These are brought up by people who have never fired a gun nor understand the whole point of a gun. A gun is not meant as a self defense tool although many people believe it is. It's a sport, a game. You and a few buddies take the guns out and have small competitions. Nothing different then shooting basketball or playing baseball. The reasons people think guns are bad are because of two reasons which I’m going to address." ... |
Bloomberg Fuels Speculation Of His White House Ambitions
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"It may have been a joke, but Mayor Michael Bloomberg generated new buzz Monday about a possible run for the White House."
"'I don't want to fuel speculation, but I'd be thrilled to be a constituent of the mayor's,' said Bloomberg standing with Washintgon, DC mayor hopeful, Adrian Fenty."
"The mayor has repeatedly denied rumors he wants to be president."
"The Republican billionaire has said when his second term ends he will leave politics for philanthropy. But one of the mayor's top advisors says Bloomberg should consider running as an independent." ...
"Bloomberg has been busy raising his national profile, traveling the country, speaking out on issues like gun control and the environment."
"Despite what the mayor says in public, it's the right strategy for someone thinking of running for president." |
The Glock .45: A powerful weapon with an easy trigger
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"The Glock .45 that killed little Tylib Bailey-Henderson is a powerful handgun with a light trigger-pull, according to the experts."
"But Chad Ramsey, Pennsylvania field director for the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, said a gun owner can put an external safety lock on the weapon to prevent it from being fired."
"'There is also an internal safety on the trigger that prevents it from going off if it is dropped,' he said."
"Ramsey said the firearm weighs about 2 pounds fully loaded and is 6 to 7 inches long."
"'For this type of weapon it takes about 5 ½ pounds of pressure to squeeze the trigger, whereas on a normal semi-automatic it can take up to about 9 pounds of pressure,' Ramsey added." ... |
AL: Rosedale Apartments Shooting Ends with Bloodshed
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"A 19 year boy was shot and killed in Rosedale Court last night, but homicide investigators say the shooter may not be charged with murder. He could have been shooting in self-defense."
"Witnesses tell us they heard an argument between two men right outside apartment 28C at Rosedale Court. One was 19 years old, and the other was 23. Investigators say they both had firearms. Witnesses say their altercation ended with gunfire, and the 19 year old was shot in the head." ... |
MI: This time, manager came up firing
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"A year ago, almost to the day, armed robbers stormed the Alger Heights Foods store."
"That time, the manager could do nothing to stop it, as he lay on the floor with co-workers and shoppers."
"This time, he was ready."
"Late Friday, about closing time, the manager broke free from the tape that bound his hands, reached for the handgun tucked in the waistband of his pants. He fired at one of the three armed robbers, killing him, police said."
"... The other robbers escaped."
"Kent County Prosecutor William Forsyth was expected to review police reports today to determine whether the manager should face charges. His name was being withheld pending that decision." ... |
OK: Osage County Jury Clears Pawhuska Man Of First Degree Murder
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"An Osage County man is cleared in a shooting that left one person dead and another injured. He had maintained all along the shooting was self-defense. ..."
"... Two years ago, Roberts went into his home in Pawhuska and found several people inside. He says one of them had a gun. 'I don't know if you've ever had a gun pulled in your face, but a .45 caliber is pretty big. It's my first and I hope it is my last.'"
"... Wallace Roberts says he grabbed a gun of his own and fired. Andre Wright was injured. Roberts' girlfriend, Daphne Watson was killed."
"Roberts says that was an accident. 'Just wish it didn't happen. It was just a bad deal, man.'" ... |
OH: Attorney General Joins OFCC In Clyde Appeal (OFCC)
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of our appeal of the Clyde decision to the Sixth District Appellate Court. Ohio Attorney General Jim Petro's Office, an original intervenor in the case, filed a brief supporting the appeal and joined OFCC asking the court to reach a different conclusion than they did in Beatty." ...
"Although a conflicting decision is unlikely Ohioans For Concealed Carry is seeking a speedy decision by the Sixth District so that our case can be appealed to the Ohio Supreme Court, and if possible, joined with the Beatty appeal. Legal Briefs: OFCC Clyde Appeal & AG Clyde Brief" [.pdf files] |
OH: Sayers Motion to Reconsider and Clarify Denied (OFCC)
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"In the latest news in the Dan Sayers case, the Motion to Reconsider and Clarify has been denied by the Oregon Municipal Court."
"Sayers' attorney, Daniel Ellis, had filed a motion with the court to dismiss the charges, which was denied. Ellis then filed a Motion to Reconsider and Clarify alleging that the court did not address three issues:"
"1)Sayers was the subject of a felony stop and that the requirement to inform police he was carrying a firearm would have been self-incrimination ..."
"2)The Oregon ordinance prohibiting carrying of all firearms is unconstitutional"
"3)The distinction of carrying open vs. concealed"
"The Court's response to these three allegations was less than stellar." ... |
MN: Address root cause (second letter)
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"To discuss school violence without once mentioning gun access, as happened at the White House conference ... is a jaw-dropping omission."
"The United States' violent crime rate is similar to that of other modern nations, but our lethal violence rate dwarfs theirs."
"Easy gun access is a major factor that must not be ignored. Most Americans favor common-sense laws that hold people accountable when they irresponsibly put guns into the wrong hands. But because of misinformation, many people believe that guns are already heavily regulated. In Minnesota, anyone can buy a firearm at a gun show or flea market or through a newspaper ad ..." ...
"HEATHER MARTENS, MINNEAPOLIS;"
"PRESIDENT, CITIZENS FOR A SAFER MINNESOTA" |
CA: No answer to shootings (first letter)
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"Aug. 1, 1966. On the campus of the University of Texas stood the Austin Texas Tower, 300 feet tall. It was a hot summer day, and in 96 minutes, 14 people were shot and killed, and another 40 wounded." ...
"Since then, this country has experienced countless other school shootings. The same cries have arisen from these acts of brutality. Anti-gunners scream for more laws. Schools have tried to protect the students from outsiders, and from other students. Legislators have enacted laws preventing guns on school grounds. The press drums the images into our heads. We are bombarded with the sad, the grieving ... and speculate what made these normal people turn into monsters. No answer because there is none." ... |
WA: KOMOTV: Desperation is not good planning
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"Students in a school district outside Fort Worth, Texas are being told they should fight back if and when an armed intruder shows up in the classroom."
"The Burleson School District has hired a British Army Major to instruct kids - and teachers - on how they should throw books and anything else they can get their hands on."
"The program is called 'Response Options' and involves kids and teachers attacking an armed intruder as soon as he enters their classroom."
"They're told to run at the gunman, grab him by the legs, stab him with pens and pencils, throw stuff at his head, and scream the whole time."
"This is lunacy."
"I don't care how frightened or concerned parents are about the kind of school violence we've seen. This is not an answer." ... |
MN: Don't blame guns (first letter)
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"I knew it was going to happen. Someone eventually was going to call for more gun control after the recent school shootings."
"Guns are not evil; people are. Guns don't point themselves at anyone; people point them and pull the trigger. Stop thinking of it as "gun violence," think of it as violence! That is what we need to address in this country."
"Each of us has a God-given right to self-defense, and a constitutional right to self-defense with a firearm. You cannot deny someone's rights just because you prefer to trust the government to protect you. I don't. Look what trusting the government did for Teri Lee, a mother killed by an ex-boyfriend. ... She followed the legal system to the letter and the result was her death." |
Do anti-gun legislators deserve support simply because they're Republican?
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"Buckeye Firearms Association has always described itself as a non-partisan political action committee. Yet in recent days, PAC Chairman Jim Irvine has been in conversation with a reader who takes exception to the endorsement of Democrats. ..."
"In a bit of ironic timing, as this conversation was going on, another Buckeye Firearms Association volunteer was having her own conversation with just the type of Republican this PAC could never endorse."
"Volunteer Tiffany ... Caron’s November ballot will present a choice between Republican incumbent David Goodman and Democrat challenger and Buckeye Firearms Association endorsee Emily Kreider. ... Caron wrote Senator Goodman about his decision to vote against Ohio’s concealed carry law ..." ... |
ME: NRA gives candidate Harmon an 'A'
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"Ryan Harmon of Palermo, Republican candidate for the Maine House of Representatives in District 45, has received a grade of 'A' from the National Rifle Association. The grade recognizes candidates who have expressed strong support for NRA positions on Second Amendment issues."
"Harmon is seeking to represent Burnham, Freedom, Knox, Montville, Palermo, Thorndike, Troy and Unity. He is challenging incumbent Rep. John Piotti, D-Unity, who received a grade of 'B+' from the NRA."
"If elected, Harmon said he would work to cut taxes, create and strengthen partnerships with small businesses and local farms, and lower health insurance costs." ... |
PA: Wolf in sheep's clothing
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"Regarding Mr. Zygmunt’s letter on the opinion page of this newspaper. There seems to be some apparent deception on his part and/or he totally failed to do his home work before writing his letter." ...
"If Mr. Zygmunt had only bothered to do his home work, he would have (and should have) known that Mr. Carney’s record on the second amendment is pretty dismal. So dismal in fact that Mr. Carney is rated an 'F' by the NRA (National Rifle Association). One does not receive an 'F' rating because they are friendly to our 2nd amendment as Mr. Zygmunt and his candidate Mr. Carney would have us believe." ... |
OH: NRA and the Redemption of Congresswoman Pryce (BFA)
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"Last Saturday, the NRA sponsored a 'Mix and Mingle' in the central Ohio area. ..."
"Buckeye Firearms Leaders Rick Jones, Linda Walker, Steve Loos and volunteer Dave Rossman attended the workshop. Mr. Jones is also an NRA-EVC in District 6."
"NRA has launched a new web site -- www.givethemback.com --with shocking video coverage, which was provided for our viewing, of New Orleans gun confiscations that you'll never see on ABC, CBS, or NBC. This site gives gun owners a stark and brutal reminder of why we must defend our firearm freedoms with passion and vigilance, in Congress, in the courts, on America's city streets, AND ON ELECTION DAY." ...
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MI: John Dingell - Congressional Chameleon
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"Rep. John Dingell (D-MI) is an example of why politics has a bad name."
"As an NRA board member, Dingell voted to ban semi-automatic firearms owned by millions of Americans. Of course, these were guns protected by the Second Amendment as well as the militia clauses of Article I Section 8 of the Constitution. The militia of our Constitution is predicated upon individuals owning their own firearms." ...
"Dingell got a free ride as a supporter of the Second Amendment for years as a member of the National Rifle Association board of directors. Happily, there was enough of a furor following his vote (that especially pleased Sarah Brady of Handgun Control, Inc.) that he left the NRA Board." ... |
TN: Tennessee Senate Candidates on 'Assault Rifles' (blog)
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"The Memphis Rag asked Ford and Corker questions. The paper asked them both:"
"Do you believe the right to bear arms extends to ownership of assault rifles?"
"Now, yours truly thinks the Memphis rag fudged the question and that it was about the now meaningless arbitrary legal construct known as the assault weapons ban. ... First, Corker says:"
"I am a strong supporter of the second amendment and do not believe we should impose any new restrictions on law-abiding gun owners."
"Well, that's great. But you didn't answer the question. Says Ford:"
"I believe in the Second Amendment’s constitutional guarantee to bear arms, and I believe we have enough gun laws on the books. We just need to enforce the ones we have."
"And you didn't answer the question either. Guess we'll never know." |
NY: Clinton Win May Not Be A Done Deal
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... "... I just received an e-mail from a member of the Conservative Party's executive committee, Jim Kelly, who states with all seriousness that Republican John Spencer can win the Senate race."
"The idea of Mrs. Clinton losing is so unlikely that at first glance it's easy to dismiss the notion until one considers the one factor that makes this scenario plausible — the turnout." ...
"IF every one of the 800,000 to 1 million law-abiding firearms owners ... come out to vote, 'We will win,' Mr. Kelly says. Mr. Spencer is a member of the NRA and is a favorite son of several gun, reel, and hunting clubs throughout the state. The NRA president says Mrs. Clinton poses one of the largest threats to our Second Amendment rights ..." ... |
NJ: Jersey City police recruit selling drugs, cops say
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"A Jersey City police cadet was booked on multiple drug charges after cops arrested her and her husband on drug charges, police said."
"Shevon Sewell ... had been in enrolled in the academy since June 23 ... She is suspended without pay from the academy pending further investigation, police said yesterday."
"Acting on a tip about drug activity at the Sewell home, cops conducted a surveillance operation Thursday and observed Sewell's husband, Jabar Sewell, 33, sell drugs ..." ...
"Cops then obtained a search warrant for the Sewells' house, and returned to find 14 small bags of marijuana as well as $234 in cash, believed to be proceeds from drug sales, police said." ... |
China: China mum on film showing troops killing refugee
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"China has refused to comment about video footage showing Chinese troops killing an unarmed Tibetan who was fleeing into Nepal, after earlier insisting the action was in self-defence."
"'The competent authorities have already released information, I have no further information for you as a spokesperson of the foreign ministry,' Liu Jianchao told journalists at a regular briefing."
"China's official Xinhua news agency admitted on Thursday of last week that its soldiers killed one person and injured another near Mount Everest, but said they were acting in self-defence."
"Xinhua said the soldiers tried to persuade the group to go back home 'but the stowaways refused and attacked the soldiers'." ... |
Canada: Disgraced Ontario Provincial Police officer jailed for extortion
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"The plan read like a bad B-movie script, not an extortion scheme masterminded by an OPP officer."
"Curtis Barber, just shy of his 13th year of OPP service when he was arrested last May, wanted his money back from his business partner."
"But instead of upholding the law, Barber ... tried to scare Bob Stanski into paying $50,000 with a phony Mafia financier and a couple of henchmen."
"Modelling his plan on an OPP intelligence document, he wrote it on an OPP laptop and dubbed it Project Recovery. In the end, both the cash and his career were beyond recovery."
"Yesterday, a remorseful Barber, 43, pleaded guilty in the Ontario Court of Justice to extortion and using a replica firearm in a crime." ... |
Canada: Mountie faces charges after firing own gun
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"An RCMP officer in Bridgewater is accused of firing her own gun during an argument with a former boyfriend — a fellow RCMP officer."
"The female officer was arrested late Monday after an investigation into a domestic dispute a day earlier, said an RCMP spokesman."
"Sgt. Frank Skidmore said the officer's service pistol was fired into the wall of the residence."
"'Shots weren't directed at anybody and nobody was injured,' he said."
"Skidmore said the officer, a seven-year veteran, was released after her arrest and is now off duty from the force until the matter is resolved."
"She's expected to appear in court on Dec. 6, though it's unclear what the specific charge will be." ... |
NY: Pistol range alarms public
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"A new shooting range Schodack police use behind the town highway garage on Route 20 has several nearby residents upset." ...
"Tim Plante ... has a 12-unit apartment building on one of the parcels."
"At a Town Board meeting last week, Mr. Plante said he was awakened at 8 a.m. on Columbus Day by rapid gunfire."
"'We were never notified that the firing range was moving so close to us,' said Mr. Plante. 'We called the police department because we didn't know what was going on. We told the dispatcher our 13-year-old son was playing in the woods and asked what safety measures had been put in place.'"
"... There are several children who live in the area and no fencing or anything else to keep curious youngsters away from the site." ... |
OR: Tribe, city, aim to improve range accessibility
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"A new arrangement between the city of Coos Bay and the Coquille Indian Tribe has improved access to the city's firearms range and further upgrades could be on the horizon."
"The firearms range ... has been used by the Coos Bay Police Department since 1995. In the past, however, Coos Bay officers risked bruised kidneys when traveling an uneven, 4-mile road through Coos Bay/North Bend Water Board lands to reach the isolated destination." ...
"Thanks to an agreement reached in September with the tribe ...the police now have access to a well-established gravel road that runs through tribal lands. In addition, the tribe built a culvert underneath the final stretch of road approaching the range and agreed to provide maintenance." ... |
MD: Learning to shoot the right way
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"The enthusiasm was up even though attendance was down at the NRA Day event held at the Baltimore County Game & Fish Protective Association grounds Saturday."
"It’s a shame that attendance was down from 300 last year, since the Carney, Md., club was pumped, prepared, primed and prettied-up to show off the gun sports of target shooting and to preach firearms safety."
"The National Rifle Association event, in its second year for the club, was designed to help those unfamiliar with guns learn about shooting fun. ... The instructors were professional, courteous, thorough and friendly as they helped all, including rank beginners, try to put their five shots in the bull’s-eye of each paper target." ... |
PA: Turn In Gun, Get Cash, Gifts -- No Questions Asked
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"The city of Harrisburg is taking steps to reduce gun violence."
"A one-week gun buyback program begins Nov. 18. People can turn in their guns for $100 cash or other gifts with no questions asked."
"'I hope the program gets all the guns off the street. I hope it's the most successful program that ever hit Harrisburg,' said Stanley Potts of the Allison Hill Community Center."
"Although he hopes for the best, Potts isn't sure the program will work because he said kids feel like their lives are more important than money. He said many kids don't feel safe enough to even walk around a corner without carrying a gun." ... |
WY: Firearms discussion opens UW's Law Week
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"A citizen’s right to bear arms is a fundamental right, one that was a dead-letter issue until the last few years, when it began changing for the better, according to one Wyoming state representative."
"'The second amendment … has seen a resurgence in the past 10 to 20 years,' Rep. Becket Hinckley ... said during the inaugural event of the University of Wyoming College of Law Week."
"'Our founding fathers recognized that the right to bear arms is a central right of free citizens.'"
"Hinckley ... said that the constitutional right to possess arms has little to do with hunting or recreation. The two main functions of a citizen's right to bear arms, he said, are to protect oneself from harm by criminals and to protect oneself from harm by the government." ... |
AR: Anne Britton set to address Republican group about NRA
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One of the speakers at the next meeting of the Benton County Republican Women will be Anne Britton.
Britton, of Fayetteville, is the Arkansas representative of the National Rifle Association-Institute for Legislative Action.
Established in 1975, the Institute for Legislative Action is the lobbying arm of the National Rifle Association of America. The ILA describes itself as an organization that aims to preserve the right of all law-abiding people to buy, possess and use firearms for legitimate purposes.
The meeting will be at noon today at the Shewmaker Center for Workforce Technologies on the Northwest Arkansas Community College campus in Bentonville.
Britton is a former president of the Arkansas Federation of Republican Women. |
CA: Gun laws unconstitutional (second letter)
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"More calls for gun control after school shootings. The forces against individual liberty are at it again with calls for more unconstitutional gun-control laws."
"Must I remind gun-control advocates that guns kill people, like pencils misspell words?"
"All gun-control laws violate the Constitution — you know, that contract between the people and the government. The Second Amendment protects an individual's right to keep firearms. There have been two Supreme Court cases on the matter: First, the Congress (not states) have the power to regulate machine guns (fully automatic); and, second, the Second Amendment is an individual right whether the individual is a member of a militia or not." ... |
UK: Dad 'Knifed And Left To Die On Frozen Hill'
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"A DAD was stripped at knifepoint, slashed, beaten and left to die in freezing temperatures, a court heard yesterday."
"Four men were said to have lured Dean Jamieson into a car before holding him hostage."
"It's claimed they held a knife to his throat while they took his watch, a wristband, a ring and some money."
"The dad-of-four was then driven out to the countryside where the men took off his clothes and beat him, the High Court in Aberdeen was told. It's claimed they slashed him with blades and left him to die in freezing conditions." ...
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Canada: Charter challenge delayed
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"Excited anticipation quickly turned to anxiety for firearms advocate Bruce Montague and his wife Donna as their constitutional challenge of the Firearms Act was delayed once again Monday."
"In Kenora Superior Court, Justice John Wright remanded Montague's Charter of Rights and Freedoms application until the week of March 12, 2007 to allow evidence to be recorded via written affidavits from the two witnesses for the defence."
"The judge's decision led to a heated discussion between Montague and his lawyer, Calvin Martin, during a break in the proceedings, as the former gunsmith from west of Dryden expressed his disappointment at further delays." ... |
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