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Pseudo-Republicans: Leave Gun Rights Alone
Submitted by: NewslinksDirector
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"Most rank and file Republicans know that McCain is a Republican in name only. The bills he is supporting with his Senate Democrat co-sponsors – campaign finance reform with Russ Feingold, gun control with Joe Lieberman, and patient’s bill of rights with Ted Kennedy – give credibility to the notion of his being a Democrat in Republican clothes..." Report by Tanya K. Metaksa
 

British Gov't Denies Weapons Promise
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The British government denied that Queen Elizabeth II promised to donate historical weapons to a Kentucky museum, saying the matter was still under consideration.

Earlier this year, it was reported that the museum had received a commitment from the queen that some of the royal family's extensive collection of historical weapons would be used in the opening exhibit, "Women at Arms".
 

Sides Debate "Gun Safety" and Centrism
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For many years, "gun safety" remained the virtual property of the National Rifle Association (NRA) and other pro-gun organizations who appropriated the term to show that they wanted gun owners to be safe -- and free of governmental regulation...

Lately, though, that's all been changing. For instance...the Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence referred to itself and the Center to Prevent Gun Violence (CPGV) as "gun safety organizations."...Dick Dahl
 

Robbing Prevention to Pay for Trigger Locks
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A Bush administration initiative to distribute gun trigger locks is being criticized for drawing its funding from youth violence-prevention programs within the U.S. Department of Justice, Youth Today reported in its December/January issue... to pay for the program, lawmakers cut $38 million from the Juvenile Accountability Incentive Block Grants and $12 million from Title V delinquency-prevention funds.
 

Media Biased Towards Guns
Submitted by: Robert Waters
Website: http://www.RobertWaters.net

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Gun owners who feel they're getting a bum rap in the media aren't suffering from persecution complex; the media have a definite bias against guns and ownership. Two Recent Examples:

Juan Williams on FOX: "I don't understand why we're piddling around. We should talk about getting rid of guns in this country."

Geraldo Rivera on CNBC: "How much longer are we gonna be wrapping he flag of patriotism to justify 250 million guns out there?"
 

EEOC forces airport security to hire foreign Arabs from terrorist nations
Submitted by: NewslinksDirector
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If the U.S. government really wants to protect us from murderous terrorists, why did it force an airline security company to hire non-citizen Muslims from terrorism-friendly nations to operate airport metal detectors?

"In other words, thanks to the EEOC, your last line of defense against murderous terrorists may soon be immigrants from terrorist nations who have been hired as baggage screeners at your local airport. Does that make you feel more secure?"
 

What's Our National Identity?
Submitted by: Tim Fulton

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"Most critics of a National Identity Card mention Hitler, police stops, and personal privacy to argue against the proposal. Those are good reasons to oppose a National ID Card, but they miss the idea's worst features. A National ID card is *not* really about identity. It is about authorization."...Duncan Frissell
 

2 Letters to the Editor Oppose Restrictions on .50 Caliber Rifles
Submitted by: Donald W. Bohlken

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Iowans submitted letters to the editor opposing the Iowans For Prevention of Gun Violence efforts to support restrictions of .50 caliber rifles:

The 12/04/01 Daily Iowan letter focuses on how .50 cal. rifles do not meet any of the "bad gun" criteria previously set forth by gun control groups.

The 12/05/01 Des Moines Register letter is written by a former Marine scout-sniper.
 

Fixing The Unfixable NFA
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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When President Bush signed the 2002 Treasury Appropriations bill Nov. 12, it had no new "gun control" provisions, but it poured yet more new money into BATF.

There was one bright spot: $500,000 to correct the abysmal National Firearms Act records. That registration system is so screwed up it can’t be fixed without a long-needed amnesty and re-registration period – which BATF has consistently blocked.

The Shotgun News - Neal Knox Report
 

Man taken into custody outside White House
Submitted by: BobL

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A man was "acting suspiciously" outside the White House, which is apparently now grounds for a search of his person.

KABA NOTE: This sounds like the SS were doing their job. But this next quote, after he "volunteered that he had additional weapons in his vehicle" and they found "an SKS assault rifle on the front seat and another rifle with a scope, a bulletproof vest, a Kevlar helmet and a handgun" is bothersome:

"Certainly, any time there is someone with that type of weaponry, that's a serious incident," the source said.
 

Fresno disbands cop unit; Violent Crimes Suppression Unit has fulfilled its goals
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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The Fresno Police Department's Violent Crimes Suppression Unit, a quick-strike, almost paramilitary team of 20 to 30 submachine-gun-wielding officers born at a time when the city's annual murder rate was pushing 100, will cease to exist April 1.
 

More in US carry guns; restrictions lose support
Submitted by: WildWest

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"I think a lot of people who might have been antigun no longer feel that way," Dodson says. "And if they were already thinking about buying a gun, then [the terrorist attacks] pushed them over the edge."

"Any gun-control legislation of any kind is a non-starter now," says Larry Sabato, a University of Virginia political scientist.
 

Illinois U.N. official predicts new world order?
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Edward Widmer, president of the Illinois Division of the United Nations Association of the United States, says, "Be proud to be Rotarians, because we're right there, right in the vanguard of the U.N."

Widmer conducts seminars on policing and security, conflict resolution, violence protection, multiculturalism, and diversity; has chaired UN satellite conferences on human rights and international health; and has provided security services for 20 countries, the UN, and multinational corporations. He has also worked for the U.S. State Department.
 

Ashcroft Defends Anti-Terror Tactics
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Buried in this article is a request by Ted Kennedy for NICS data to be cross-referenced against suspected terrorists:

Ashcroft was questioned by Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., about why the Justice Department denied the FBI access to the National Instant Check System records to determine whether any of the detainees had bought guns.
 

High court to hear case on gun death: Is the gun maker Liable for no gun lock?
Submitted by: G. Hughes

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In a case that could set a national precedent, lawyers for a Baltimore mother will ask the state's highest court today to rule that a gun maker can be held liable for the accidental death of a toddler who shot himself with a handgun that lacked a childproof lock.
 

Anti-gun Accusation: Gun Makers Using Sept.11 To Market Weapons
Submitted by: Kevin Novak

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Gun control advocates will join members of Congress on Thursday to denounce efforts by the gun lobby and gun manufacturers to use the events of September 11 to "increase gun ownership in America." Alliance for Justice's student-led "Gun Industry Watch" will announce a campaign to counter these "efforts."
 

No gun checks in terrorism investigation
Submitted by: Kevin Novak

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* Decision by the Justice Department bars FBI access to weapon registry for list of detainees

On Wednesday, Sen. Charles E. Schumer, D-N.Y., wrote to Ashcroft, "If the Department of Justice is not using the NICS database as part of the investigation, I am very concerned that the FBI is being unnecessarily limited in the tools that it can use to bring the perpetrators of this heinous attack to justice." The NICS is the acronym for the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
 

Officer, suspect shot during scuffle
Submitted by: Kevin Novak

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KABA NOTE: A resident said she had seen the encounter. This is her story of what happened. But we don't know if it is accurate or not, since we know neither who this woman is, nor if she has any relation to the suspect or the officer. And no other versions of this incident have been released as of yet. This story needs more facts before an opinion is reached.
 

Man pleads guilty to "gun comment" at airport
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A former Continental Airlines employee, accused of "falsely claiming to have a firearm" as he passed through security, pleaded guilty to violating airport security regulations.

Authorities allege Thomas became belligerent and irritated, cursing security personnel as the metal detector activated several times. Eventually, Thomas indicated the detector was "probably going off because of the 9mm in his sock."
 

Lawmakers Angry FBI Cannot Check Gun Records
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WASHINGTON - Attorney General John Ashcroft said on Thursday that the FBI cannot have access to gun purchase records as part of its terrorism probe, an assertion that provoked anger from several of his critics in Congress.
 

 QUOTES TO REMEMBER
They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety.— Benjamin Franklin Historical Review of Pennsylvania. [Note: This sentence was often quoted in the Revolutionary period. It occurs even so early as November, 1755, in an answer by the Assembly of Pennsylvania to the Governor, and forms the motto of Franklin's "Historical Review," 1759, appearing also in the body of the work. — Frothingham: Rise of the Republic of the United States, p. 413. ]

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