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IL: Cold reality
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Rod Blagojevich (D) won US IL governor. The report states (spins) that he plans to fill state positions with people from Chicago. He also warns of the "sacrifice" we must make while promising to not increase taxes.
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They are blatant about Chicago attempting to run the state. This gang needs to be closely monitored. Will there be citizens at the governor's door demanding civil rights? Will the ISRA be there? Is there an active anti-tax group worthy of support? |
Group Lumps Conservatives with Klansmen and Neo-Nazis
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"The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) claims its organizational mission is to 'expose and combat the purveyors of hatred in our midst.' However, some conservatives say they are offended by the ADL's deliberate efforts to equate the right wing with hate groups such as the Ku Klux Klan and Nazi Low Riders."
"The ADL maintains an extensive database of information on a broad range of 'dangerous extremists' and closely monitors the nationwide activities of the predominantly anti-Semitic, white supremacist organizations. The group's website also features a calendar of "Upcoming Extremist Events" in order to alert concerned citizens across the country of hate gatherings occurring in their cities and towns."
"Yet some question why the ADL has issued a warning for the Free American's 2002 Home-Land Security Expo that will take place in McDonough, Georgia, from Nov. 8-10." ...
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Reason: ADL considers a "Free American" to be an extremist -- and a danger to their socialist agenda. So, ironically, they defame good people. |
UK: Gun crime rising on British streets - but at least survival rates are better
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"The rising level of gun crime on Britain's streets is putting increased pressure on hospital staff who have to deal with the victims."
"But the medical experience from regular shootings and new training means victims are more likely to survive their injuries than a few years ago."
"Recent Home Office figures show that the number of offences where firearms were used went up by nearly 10% last year." ... |
WA: "North Seattle SWAT team call has happy ending"
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Spinning "SWAT" foolishness -- a five-hour standoff with a dog -- into a "happy ending"...
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"Just a day after a suicidal man died in a standoff with Seattle police, officers found themselves surrounding a home where another armed man was reported."
"Yesterday's call ended peacefully, however, when SWAT team members stormed the North Seattle home in the 14300 block of Dayton Avenue North and found only the family dog inside." ... |
WA: Gun-control advocates push for checks at shows
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"Standing just yards from the gun shop where the Beltway sniper suspects are said to have obtained a rifle, gun-control advocates yesterday called for new laws that would restrict firearms sales at gun shows and make it easier to identify guns used in crimes."
"Members of Washington CeaseFire [the group whose leader was assassinated last year], joined by several legislators, stood in the wind and rain outside Bull's Eye Shooter Supply and said it is time to close a loophole in state law that allows pistols, rifles and shotguns to be sold at gun shows without the standard background checks required at gun shops. The group estimates there are about 60 such gun shows in the state each year." ... |
KY: Relatives of autistic man allegedly manhandled by police file lawsuit
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PADUCAH - "The family of an autistic man restrained by a Paducah police officer in March is suing the city in U.S. District Court, seeking $5.8 million in damages."
"The suit, filed Tuesday in Paducah, claims Jose Lee was wrongfully arrested and improperly investigated, that he was unlawfully seized and imprisoned, and that the department's conduct toward him was outrageous."
"It also claims outrageous conduct toward his father, Arthur, and his sister Audrey, who saw Officer Rob Hefner holding down Mr. Lee and told the officer of his condition."
"Police Chief Randy Bratton, named in the suit along with Officer Hefner, was out of town and unavailable for comment." ...
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If there was in fact wrongdoing, $5.8 Million might be kinda steep considering the alleged victim likely doesn't even remember the incident. |
Writing Letters Does Pay Off, Don't Stop Doing It!
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"If you get (or have access) to the Wall Street Journal, take a look at the letters to the editor in today's issue (Nov. 5). I managed to get my response to Governor Parris Glendening (D-MD) printed. Here's what I sent them; they printed most of it without alteration." ... |
UK: Playground gun terror man jailed
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"A GUNMAN who terrorised children at an adventure playground has been jailed for two years by an Old Bailey judge." [By "terrorised," in London, we now know this can mean, "attacked like a squirrel in need of squishing."]
"Mark Aucott, 34, caused panic when he brandished an imitation pistol and pointed it at screaming youngsters. Aucott, who suffers from arthritis, then marched through a packed supermarket before he was surrounded by armed police."
"Aucott was convicted of possessing an imitation firearm with intent to cause fear of violence." ... |
Australia: Girls with guns
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"The sport that Jenni and Mirko committed to so fanatically is full-bore rifle shooting." ...
"Competitors lie on the ground with a 6.5kg rifle and shoot targets up to a kilometre away. It is one of the few sports in which men and women compete against each other."
"This interaction between men and women has attracted many women to it, because unlike, say, golf, husbands and wives can compete as equals." ... |
Firearm injuries can be devastating (and water can be wet, too)
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"Watch any newscast or pick up the paper and you'll likely see a report of someone being shot. Most involve deliberate actions while others are unintentional. The results of both are the same: a devastating injury often resulting in death."
"Firearm-related deaths and injuries pose a major public health problem in the United States. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention report that in recent years injuries from firearms are the ninth-leading cause of death overall." ... |
State must enforce gun laws (letter)
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"The recent debate about ballistic fingerprinting is nothing less than complete firearm registration. Common sense will tell you that when two metal surfaces contact each other, the surface characteristics will change over a period of time because of that contact. The physical properties of the materials used in firearm barrels and ammunition will without a doubt affect any attempt at static ballistic fingerprinting. This is a fact and cannot be disputed." ... |
NJ: Assembly committee approves smart-gun bill
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"Two weeks after Gov. James E. McGreevey and other Democrats were accused of trying to block the smart-gun bill, the Assembly Law and Public Safety Committee approved legislation Thursday which would require all handguns sold in New Jersey be equipped with smart gun technology three years after it becomes available." ... |
Defense Rests in Florida Gun Trial
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"A lawsuit against the distributor of a handgun known as the 'Saturday Night Special' -- filed by the widow of a slain middle school teacher -- is heading to the jury."
"Defense attorneys for Valor Corp. rested their case Thursday, after insisting the Raven handgun used to kill teacher Barry Grunow is not a defective product. The jury is expected to begin deliberations next week." ... |
Sniper Humor
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A brilliant proposal for gun control, good for a chuckle, posted on Eugene Volokh's blog site:
"My friend and former colleague Dan Polsby, a lawprof at George Mason University, writes:
'ABC News is reporting that the DC sniper's rifle, said to be a "Bushmaster," was stolen from a Tacoma gun shop. I believe this should be made illegal.'
An excellent policy proposal." |
Target Market For Hunting Season
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"In Superior, hunting season breathes life into local economy
"Rifles don't go 'boom' when they fire in Superior. They sound more like 'ka-ching.' "
"Gunfire in the hills means money in the thin strip of riverfront town surrounded by federal forestland. And while many Montanans griped at the rude arrival of winter weather this week, Superior folks saw it as a welcome relief from the high temperatures on Sunday's opening day of hunting season." ... |
MA: Trooper faces assault charge in racially-charged weapons brandishing incident
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"An off-duty state trooper was arrested Thursday after brandishing a firearm during a racially charged confrontation with a group of people on North Arlington Street, police said."
"Thomas F. Foley, 51, of Weymouth, a 27-year state police veteran, had a beer in his hand and a bottle of liquor on the front seat when he stopped his car and began shouting racial slurs at the group of six or more people shortly after 2 p.m., witnesses said." ... |
Do the Brady people vigorously inhale paint fumes before they write their press releases?
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Brady Campaign to Eradicate the Second Amendment issued the above-linked press release and gave it the following title: "Brady Campaign Outlines Results of Election 2002 for Gun Violence Prevention".
In their press release, they say: "Candidates who made gun violence prevention a campaign issue were victorious..."
REALITY CHECK...
The Bradys put lots of money and energy behind Kathleen Kennedy Townsend's bid for governor of Maryland. Thinking that one or two fools with a rifle taking sniper shots meant all the sheep would follow the gun control campers over a cliff, the Bradys pulled out all stops and campaigned hard for Townsend. And Kathy took their advice, idiotically bleating about more gun control in Maryland, where gun control has been proven a dismal failure -- and got her butt kicked by the man who said it's time to review gun laws for their effectiveness or lack thereof.
If that's Brady's idea of a victory, we wish them all the success in the world come next election cycle. |
New Zealand: 'Defenceless' farmer to have rural bodyguard
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"Kawakawa farmer Paul McIntyre will be guarded by his brothers, family or other farmers until his next court appearance after being ordered yesterday to surrender his firearms."
"Northland Federated Farmers are worried that McIntyre has been left 'defenceless' and have organised a roster of support including neighbours, his three brothers and other family members." ... |
PA: State contributes $1 million to Montco gun training center
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"State Rep. Lita Indzel Cohen, R-149th Dist., announced that she has secured a $1 million state grant to pay for the $5.5 million, state-of-the-art firearms and tactical training center that will be constructed on the grounds of the county's fire training academy off Conshohocken Road in Plymouth."
"This brings the state's total contribution to $2.5 million." ... |
DE: Gun registration in Wilmington proposed
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Wilmington liberals will try to implement a gun-registration even though Delaware's constitution explicitly forbids local municipalities from making any laws infringing on gun ownership rights. They expect cooperation of a kangaroo court similar to the NJ Supreme Court to accomplish their fascist endeavor. The liberals conspired to illegally elect Lautenberg and they're trying to bring their tyranny to Delaware!
Remember this fascist well: Norman M. Oliver. Molon Labe! |
WA: Theft suspect dies after police use stun gun on him
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"A man suspected of shoplifting stopped breathing and died shortly after police used a stun gun to subdue him outside an Olympia grocery store Thursday."
"The incident occurred about 3 p.m. in the grocery store's parking lot in the 500 block of Fourth Avenue West, police said."
"When police arrived at the store, a security guard was attempting to subdue the suspect. The man was reported to have been carrying a handgun before officers arrived, police said." ...
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Thank goodness they didn't shoot him -- he might have died. |
Photos of terrorism suspects - how U.S. military transported them - cause stir
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WASHINGTON -- "The Pentagon today was investigating to find out who took and released photographs of terror suspects as they were flown in heavy restraints to the high-security prison in Cuba."
"Four photographs of prisoners -- handcuffed, heads covered with black hoods and bound on the floor of a cargo plane with nylon straps -- appeared overnight on the Web site of radio talk show host Art Bell."
" 'Anonymous mailer sends us photos taken inside a military C-130 transporting POWS,' the headline said." ...
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Click Here to visit the Art Bell website to see the pictures.
Since they are "all" "terrorists," this is completely acceptable and humane, right? |
Australia: Cabbie held at gunpoint
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"A TAXI driver was threatened with a gun by a passenger in central Brisbane and forced to drive last night."
"Police said a woman got into the taxi in Albert St and threatened the driver with a firearm."
"She told the driver to take her to Brisbane's northside but he pulled up near the Fortitude Valley Police Beat and alerted police."
"A 20-year-old woman from Wavell Heights, on Brisbane's northside, has been charged with kidnapping, entering with intent and deprivation of liberty." ...
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After the fascist dictator Prime Minister and his band of merry anti-gun fanatics are done banning handguns, they should also ban the robbery of cab drivers -- we've got to put an end to this, and laws really do stop criminals. |
VA: Update: 1st Grader Gun Incident
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"We have an update on the story of a 6-year-old boy in Altavista who threatened to shoot himself and two other students. Not only was he suspended... Friday school officials ordered him to take a psychological evaluation before he can return to class."
"6-year-old Kyle Williams' parents say it was all a big misunderstanding. The boy's father told ABC 13 News Wednesday that his son was simply talking about a new toy gun he had gotten as a gift... and that there are no real guns in their home."
"Friday, the school's assistant superintendent gave the boy a choice... be expelled for the year, or take a complete psychological exam. The boy's father say [sic] he will get his son tested." |
WA: Gun shop owner offering a reward
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"The owner of Bull's Eye Shooter Supply said Thursday he is offering a $2,000 reward for information about a Bushmaster rifle he says was stolen from his store and later used in the sniper shootings."
"Brian Borgelt announced the reward two days after one of his store managers filed a theft report with Tacoma police and the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms." ... |
IL: Gang slaying nets Aurora man 82 years
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"A gang member is sentenced for crimes committed in August 2002. A victim forgives him and holds no grudge."
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A reminder that criminals, those who abuse others Rights, are responsible for their actions; the tools they use to commit their acts are not. |
Chief Moose Cost Lives
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It's a long read, but worth it - Jeff
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"Fox News, CNN, the Washington Post. The interviews lionizing Montgomery County Police Chief Charles A. Moose keep coming. Time magazine named him 'Person of the Week.' Book deals are in the offing." ...
"At the same time, another part of me knows that rewarding incompetence validates incompetence, and can even institutionalize it, leading to more mistakes in similar cases down the road." ... |
Winona and the Wichita Massacre
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"Here is a story of two trials and how they were covered in the news. Or not covered. You tell me what it says about the media's twisted values."
"The first trial was held in Beverly Hills. The accused was Hollywood starlet Winona Ryder, charged with shoplifting at a Sak's Fifth Avenue store. A Nexis search turned up more than 500 stories on the trial published over the past week alone." ... |
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