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When only the rapists have guns
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The words of a rape victim - "If only I had teeth down there" - have inspired the design of a new anti-rape device.
Rapex - dubbed the 'rape trap' - is a product worn internally by women. The hollow inside is lined with rows of razor-sharp hooks, which are designed to latch on to a rapist's penis during penetration. They can only be removed by a doctor.
Ed.: Gentlemen, *this* is why you should always let your wife win the argument... |
DC: The quintessence of hypocrisy?
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"Josh Sugarmann, head of Violence Policy Center, has a Federal Firearm Dealer's license. The business address is VPC's headquarters in D.C.. Which, if I recollect DC law correctly, means VPC is exempt from the handgun ban they defend." |
IL: Anti-Gun Illinois Senator Richard Durbin supports Sullivan for ATF Director
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We now have another anti-gun Senator coming out in support of Acting ATF Director Michael J. Sullivan for Director. Illinois Senator Richard Durbin, who has an F Rating from the NRA and GOA, joins fellow gun grabbers Ted Kennedy and John Kerry in support for "Maximum Mike" Sullivan.
"I support the nomination of Mr. Sullivan, who is currently Acting Director of ATF. He has demonstrated a commitment to helping law enforcement agencies enforce the law."
Sullivan, who was recently a key note speaker at one of the largest gatherings of gun control organizations, has continued the ATF agenda of shutting down the firearms industry.
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51 Senators now support right to bear arms in National Parks
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NRA-ILA alert:
"Four More Senators Send Letter to Secretary Kempthorne Requesting the Interior Department Change Its Policy Regarding Firearms in National Parks ... Together with 47 other Senators who signed a letter ... to Secretary Kempthorne on December 14, 2007, a majority of the U.S. Senate has now called for this policy change ..."
This is very good news. The idea of disarming all law abiding citizens in National parks with a useless gun free zone policy which criminals naturally ignore (by definition criminals ignore laws) has been a foolhardy policy that is long overdue to be overturned. All it does is set law abiding citizens up to be defenseless victims & is contrary to their right to bear arms in their own self defense. |
VA: How Many More Warnings?
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Even with families victimized in the Virginia Tech massacre looking on, lawmakers in Virginia lined up like clay pigeons for the gun lobby last month to block legislation that would have closed the state’s notorious gun-show loophole. That means that anyone — ex-felons and deranged citizens included — can continue to buy firearms at laissez-faire “sportsmen” shows.
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UK: Army runs out of machine guns
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"THE Army has run out of machine guns, The Sun can reveal."
"The crisis is unlikely to be solved before JUNE, a leaked report reveals."
"British troops 'desperately' need 400 of the jumbo 0.5in calibre heavy machine guns – the weapon most acutely missed."
"The Army has also run out of the 7.62mm GPMG and Minimis."
"Supply has collapsed partly because of a dispute with the manufacturers, Manroy – which also provides weapons to Saudi Arabia."
"The leaked report ... reveals that generals have urged the Ministry of Defence 'to prevent Manroy delivering Saudi weapons ahead of our requirement'."
"Generals asked the US to help but were snubbed by the Pentagon – who have dubbed British colleagues 'The Borrowers'." ... |
Ten most deadly cities in America
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All of the cities are liberal democrat controlled and have insane gun laws. Somehow Washington DC is missing and I question that. My hunch is so the list could have a city from S.C. on it. |
ID: Can Idaho compete? Infrastructure needed for gun makers
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Idaho may have won the hearts of gun manufacturers, but it still needs to win their minds.
During a two-day visit earlier this week to the Shot Show in Las Vegas - the world's largest gun show - state and regional economic development officials met with gun makers to learn more about the industry, and to convince them that Idaho is a good place to do business.
What they learned was that Idaho may be gun friendly, but that it takes more than good will to create a manufacturing base.
Idaho in recent months has launched on an economic development strategy that plays on the state's pro-firearms legal and tax structure.
Why the new emphasis on attracting gun makers? The $2 billion-a-year industry has grown steadily since 1986.
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Daniel F. Coffey to John G. Nicolay, "well armed and have Resolved to resist the Government", Feb. 8, 1863
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"...they together with the coperhead Democrats have many Lodges of the K. G. C.s[1] with a membership of over 2000, well armed and have Resolved to resist the Government, disarm Union men & Claim the right to appropriate the property of Union men, and are now discussing in their secrit meeting the pallicy of Rising in mass at an Early day, Say (Feb 22d) all of the above facts can be fully proven to you or in a court of Justice; We are organizing and arming our old men & Boys & Such as are not in the army and are determined to resist them to the death this of course is without authority of Law other than the Law of Nature..." |
The Blue pill, "the borrower is the servant of the lender", July 14, 1862
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"...The following Circular of the Hon. Nathan Gaither, exhibiting the operation of the Bank of the United States on the politics of the day, and in draining the west of the precious metals, ought to be carefully perused by every man who values the purity of elections..."
"...This is a new way of "raising a revenue in America," more efficient and more productive than the tax upon tea, which gave rise to the revolution..."
"...The "wisest man" has told us in "the book of wisdom," that "the borrower is servant to the lender." If this book be true, multitudes of our people are servants to the Bank, or in other words, to the rich men of the east, and the nobility and gentry of Great Britain, who own its stock..."
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IL: 'Change' resonates with local voters, too
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Barack Obama's mantra of change came through loud and clear in local races on Super Tuesday. Two of my "peeps" rode that wave big time. Voters in Illinois' 26th House District booted out incumbent Elga Jeffries and ushered in Will Burns, an Obama protege and longtime legislative staffer who prevailed with 33 percent of the vote in a five-way race. Jeffries' vote against Illinois House Bill 758 was the beginning of her end. She was one of only two Democrats to reject the bill. Her critics suggest it was a nod to the gun lobby's largesse. Gun control, Burns' signature play, became "a huge issue" in the 26th, he told me the morning after the primary. It delineated the fault lines in the race. |
Exclusive! The FBI Deputizes Business
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Today, more than 23,000 representatives of private industry are working quietly with the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security. The members of this rapidly growing group, called InfraGard, receive secret warnings of terrorist threats before the public does—and, at least on one occasion, before elected officials. In return, they provide information to the government, which alarms the ACLU. But there may be more to it than that. One business executive, who showed me his InfraGard card, told me they have permission to “shoot to kill” in the event of martial law. |
MO: The Lesson of Kirkwood
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From the article: The police officers were the first targets because the killer knew they were armed. Once he removed the threat from them, he knew he could begin to satisfy his malevolent thirst for revenge, unimpeded. |
CA: Students Flex Their Guns at Club’s Winter Rifle Shoot
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For Rob Vance, UCSB alum and Co-Founder of the campus Gun Club, long-range rifle shooting is a lot like yoga. “It requires you to focus, and you block out all of the other problems and distractions on your mind,” Vance said yesterday at the group’s Winter Rifle Shoot. “It’s a great way to relieve stress.” The shoot drew some two dozen UCSB students to the Winchester Canyon Gun Club to hone their skills firing at targets on the WCGC’s 100-yard range. |
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Some of the worst abuses of government force in recent years were precipitated by technical and victimless gun-law violations. For example, the BATF claimed that the Branch Davidians possessed machine guns without paying the required federal tax and filling in the proper registration forms. So a tax case worth less than $10,000 led to a 76-man helicopter, machine gun, and grenade assault on a home in which 2/3 of the occupants were women and children. — Dave Kopel and Dr. Michael S. Brown, Prohibition Fever, NationalReview.com |
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