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Mexican Prison Break Shows Deeper Problems than U.S. Guns
Submitted by: David Codrea
Website: http://www.examiner.com/x-1417-Gun-Rights-Examiner

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"Everyone who worked at the prison, from the top down, is suspect, or at least 'detained for questioning.'"

"Why?"
 

MA: Police: Man said 30,000 bullets were for target practice
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Keni Garcia told police he intended to use the 30,000 bullets they found in his car and home for target practice.

That is hard to believe, the prosecutor at Garcia's arraignment said, because if he were to fire a gun for eight hours a day, it would take weeks for him to use all of it. ...

Attorney Socrates de la Cruz of Lawrence, who represented Garcia, 32, of 12 Freeman St., at his arraignment in Haverhill District Court, said he will appeal the high bail in Superior Court. ...

"Where is the crime?" de la Cruz asked. The lawyer said Garcia had lived in New Hampshire for three years before recently moving to Haverhill.

Submitter's Note: Thanks to madashell
 

Lock Up Your Children, Stay Off the Street: The Cops Are In Town!
Submitted by: Larry

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Every May 15, "thousands of police drive their squad cars across the country to participate in around-the-clock conferences and parties," notes the Washington Times. And every year, residents, merchants, and others who make an honest living (yes, there are people of that description, even in Mordor-on-the-Potomac) have to deal with throngs of intoxicated, self-enraptured off-duty police officers -- people accustomed to regarding themselves as a special caste, apart from and superior to the common run of humanity.

"For years, local residents have whispered to one another to stay off the roads at night during National Police Week because of all the police cars swerving wildly after the bars close," notes the Times. "The dangerous activity is not limited to automobiles. Drinking while carrying sidearms is an annual part of the celebrations. A few years back, one inebriated officer tripped out of a bar in Chinatown and unloaded his pistol on the bell tower of nearby St. Mary, Mother of God Catholic Church."
 

TN: Lawyer says client fired in self-defense
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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Harrold, who had worked with LaRue, was drinking and started sending LaRue threatening texts around midnight. He then showed up outside LaRue's condo and tried to break in, Isaacs said.

Isaacs said LaRue got the shotgun when Harrold, taller and heavier, wouldn't leave. He said Harrold tried to grab the gun while repeatedly threatening to kill LaRue.
 

A Romanian Conservative Politician On The Right To Keep And Bear Arms
Submitted by: TranssylvaniaPhoenix
Website: http://transsylvaniaphoenix.blogspot.com

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Quote:

One of the blogs of merit I discovered belongs to a young and bright Romanian politician named Bogdan Duca and it is called The New Conservatism. I asked this gentlemen a very short question on the comments section of his blog which sounded like this:

"What is your position in regards to the right of the regular citizens to own firearms?"

Read his response at the link.
 

ARCCA president Interviews Ted Nugent at NRA Convention [video]
Submitted by: ARCCA
Website: http://www.arkansascca.org/blog/index.php

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Dave Elswick, KARN News Radio host and ARCCA President interviewed Ted Nugent at the NRA convention last week.

Enjoy.

 

Tenth Amendment Showdown: La Boetie vs. Machiavelli
Submitted by: Larry

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So la Boétie describes what would happen if we simply stop supplying the instruments of our own oppression to the oppressive government. Namely, if we ended the Federal Reserve, ended the IRS, and for good measure repealed the Sixteenth Amendment. Then the great Colossus would tumble and shatter. All already assume none of those things are achievable at the federal level. And therein lies the essence of the demarcation between the otherwise unified anti-statists: some feel it can be achieved peaceably, while others are resigned to or at least expect violence. After all, said, JFK: "Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable."
 

FL: Sheriff: Man Apparently Killed In Self-Defense
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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***Complete Text***

Nassau County detectives are investigating after a man found shot Friday evening died of his wounds.

Deputies called to a home on Robin Hood Drive at 6:43 p.m. Friday found Lonnie Tanner III lying in a doorway with a gunshot wound to the abdomen.

Tanner was transported to Shands-Jacksonville Medical Center, where he later died.

Detectives believe Tanner was shot in self-defense, but released no other details about the circumstances surrounding his death.
 

TN: Senate votes to change gun laws for parks, cars
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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People with handgun carry permits could bring their weapons into all state and local parks in Tennessee, under a bill the Senate passed on Monday.

The chamber also approved a bill to allow people with carry permits to transport ammunition alongside rifles or shotguns in the passenger compartment of their vehicles.

The parks measure sponsored by Republican Senate Judiciary Chairwoman Mae Beavers of Mt. Juliet passed on a 24-8 vote.

"The point of this bill is to give law-abiding and responsible permit holders a fighting chance when confronted by a rapist or a murderer while within a local or state park," Beavers said.
 

Students for Concealed Carry on Campus Website Outage Notice
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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May 17, 2009

Supporters and Visitors,

Recently it was discovered that an unknown individual from a foreign country gained access to our website and injected harmful code in an attempt to gain full control over our server and online operations.

We were notified immediately that the security of our site was compromised and took action to safeguard our supporters' data by immediately encrypting our database. As a result of the encryption, our website will be temporarily inaccessible at this address.

We are working to restore full functionality and access to our website while ensuring that this doesn't happen again. Please check back soon for an update.
 

Sharing gun rights
Submitted by: Daniel White
Website: http://www.OhioCCW.org

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Oftentimes, all it takes is one trip to the range to get someone hooked on the shooting sports.
 

Armed self-defense: Getting essential training
Submitted by: Charlotte Gun Rights Examiner
Website: http://www.GunsPoliticsandFreedom.com

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Thanks to the Obama administration and economic uncertainty, thousands of Americans have recently decided to buy firearms to defend themselves and their families. If that sounds like someone you know, training is essential. In five parts, the “Armed Self-Defense” series will guide neophytes and longtime gun owners alike …
 

FL: Stun Gun Fun at Take Your Kid to the Gulag Day
Submitted by: Larry

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"Demonstrations at three Florida prisons where more than 40 children were shocked with stun guns have led to the dismissal of three employees and the resignation of two others.... The incidents took place on April 23, national `Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day.' As part of demonstrations at two prisons, children held hands in a circle, and one was shocked with the stun gun, passing the shock around the circle. At another prison, children were shocked individually."

All of the youngsters involved in the exercise (some of whom were as young as 5 years of age) were children of prison employees. None was "seriously" hurt by the stun guns, which differ from Tasers in that they are pressed directly against the skin of the victim and affect a smaller area of the body.
 

AZ: Girls Dig Guns - Video, More Women Than Ever at NRA Convention
Submitted by: ARCCA
Website: http://www.arkansascca.org/blog

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And why not, guns are a girls best friend.

AZ Family files this report on the ever increasing amount of women who are finding that guns are not just for boys!

 

FL: Judge rejects 'Stand Your Ground' defense in fatal shooting
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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A towing company owner must stand trial for fatally shooting a man who was trying to reclaim his wife's towed car, a judge ruled today.

Hillsborough County Circuit Judge Robert A. Foster said the state's Stand Your Ground law does not give Donald Montanez immunity from prosecution.

"It is inherently dangerous to pull a firearm and is best left to well trained individuals who have a duty to serve and protect," Foster said. "Citizens carrying firearms, whether licensed to do so or not, proceed at their own risk subject to the laws of the state of Florida, which are very clear.
 

CA: Sunday View: The guns of freedom
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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The Second Amendment to the Constitution, as part of the Bill of Rights, defines the "unalienable right" to bear arms and it must not be diminished in ways that we expect the present rulers to attempt. The Second Amendment was the second most important provision of freedom enumerated by the founders, some of whom thought it should be first. The founders knew freedom required an armed militia, above and beyond an army. Tyrants must know there is a free and armed citizenry.
 

VA: After sister’s death at Va. Tech, student began gun control fight
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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“This wasn’t something that I ever saw myself doing,” Samaha said. “But, honestly, immediately after [the Virginia Tech tragedy] happened, it wasn’t even a decision. I had to start taking steps to see how I could make things better.”

Students for Gun Free Schools has spread to 34 schools across the country, including five chapters at Virginia universities. The group’s Facebook page boasts nearly 13,000 members from around the world.

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A group called Students for Concealed Carry on Campus [SCCC] disagrees, arguing that permit holders have a legal right to carry their concealed firearms in most public places other than universities.

Ed.: The author failed to mention SCCC's 40,000+ Facebook members.
 

NRA: The new face of the American right?
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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When Kirby Warner, a trusty Ruger pistol strapped to his hip, sat around and shot the breeze with his fellow gun owners here at the National Rifle Association's annual meeting this weekend, they weren't just chatting calibers and cartridges.

Nor did they stop at other tried and trusted fare, such as President Obama and gun control. This year, taxes, bailouts, and the general direction of the country was all on the docket. He remembers reading a sign at one of the national tea parties: "If First Amendment fails, see Second Amendment."

"I like that," he chuckles.

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"This is armed conservatism, backing political beliefs with guns, and I think that's the key of its emotional appeal," says Joan Burbick...
 

FL: Crist urged to veto budget raid on state's gun funds
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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As more people in Florida seek concealed weapons permits, Agriculture Commissioner Charles Bronson wants Gov. Charlie Crist to veto a $6-million raid on a fund that pays for the program.

Bronson's request presents a timely opportunity for Crist to score political points with gun owners just as he's embarking on a race for the U.S. Senate.

In a letter to Crist, Bronson cited "unprecedented growth" in applications for gun permits that has created a "tremendous backlog" of cases to be processed. All applicants are subject to criminal background checks.
 

TX: Suspected burglar shot after allegedly pulling gun on homeowner
Submitted by: NYSRPA-PVF
Website: http://www.nysrpa-pvf.org

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A man was shot to death after an apparent burglary late Sunday. The shooting happened on the 5,200 block of Northwest Trails just before 11:00 p.m. Police were called after a man's body was found in a grassy area on the side of the road. The 26-year-old had been shot and killed after police say he burglarized a home off Timber Laurel earlier in the night.
 

Going for Gun Control's 'Brass Ring'
Submitted by: Larry

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Only because of unconstitutional, unenforceable prohibitions, of course. Those who distribute Budweiser and Miller Lite don’t have to wield assault rifles, because their trade was re-legalized in 1933. Re-legalizing the trades in all firearms and in all plant extracts would have the same violence-reducing impact, though that’s a topic for another day.

What the Washington weasels actually favor – and are willing to throw away millions in potential new government revenue to achieve – is a government MONOPOLY on armed might. They hate the idea of “common citizens” having access to effective firearms – even spent military brass and 60-year-old collector pistols that are far too valuable ever to be re-sold to street gangs or stickup artists.
 

WY: Guns, Wyoming, Washington, D.C.
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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Business has been brisk since the election.
Sublette County Sheriff Deputy Gene Bryson’s night job as a licensed gun dealer keeps him busy but since last November’s election, sales have picked up. He gets calls almost every night from people looking for guns and ammunition.
And their searches are getting harder.
“You can’t hardly find .22 shells,” Bryson said.
Even though he stocked up anticipating the increase in sales, Bryson said, “When it’s gone, I don’t know what I’m going to do.”
Bryson has 40,000 rounds of .223 on backorder.
 

House Democrat Crafts Alternative on Probe of DHS 'Right-Wing' Report
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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FOX News has learned that Democrats on the House Homeland Security Committee have crafted a plan to partially block Republicans demands that the Department of Homeland Security explain why it compiled a study that cast "right-wing groups" as a potential terrorist threat.

The threat assessment was titled "Right-wing Extremism Current Economic and Political Climate Fueling Resurgence in Radicalization and Recruitment."

The study ignited a firestorm on Capitol Hill because the report suggested that "right-wing" groups could pose a threat to U.S. security. "Right-wingers" were defined as people who opposed abortion rights, were military veterans or backed the Second Amendment.
 

CT: A machine gun is not a children’s toy
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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Both the state House and Senate have approved a measure that would ban children under 16 years old from handling or shooting machine guns.

Our first thought on this is, why was there no such law on the books previously? In fact, Connecticut law allows minors to handle other guns when supervised. Supporters of the bill said it makes sense to single out machine guns because their recoil could be too powerful for a child to handle.
 

CA: San Francisco slapped with gun lawsuit
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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The City is being sued by gun owners and gun-advocacy groups because of a local law that says firearms have to be locked up or kept disabled.

The lawsuit, filed in federal court Friday afternoon, challenges a local restriction that forces handgun owners to either store their guns in a locked container or disable them with trigger locks. Mayor Gavin Newsom signed the law into effect in August 2007.

National Rifle Association attorney Chuck Michel, who filed the case, said the locking restriction interferes with citizens’ rights to immediately defend their families.

Plaintiffs include a group of San Francisco gun owners, retired police officers and the NRA.
 

TX: Fatal shooting likely in self-defense
Submitted by: Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com

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Witnesses told police that 26-year-old Boanegres Najera broke into a friend's home in the 9600 block of Timber Laurel after he was kicked out of a bar for causing a disturbance. Najera allegedly stole a gun from the home.

Later in the evening, the owner of the gun confronted Najera in the 5200 block of Northwest Trails.

The men struggled over the weapon before a third man, the gun owner's brother, shot the suspect about 10:45 p.m., police said. Najera died at the scene, while the shooter fled.

Police said the shooter likely would not face charges because he was defending his brother.
 

CA: Deputies: Shop Owner Kills Burglary Suspect
Submitted by: NYSRPA-PVF
Website: http://www.nysrpa-pvf.org

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A shop owner allegedly shot and killed a burglary suspect near a Sacramento shopping center early Monday, the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department said.
 

AZ: Phoenix man killed in gun-safety demo
Submitted by: MACpistol.com
Website: http://www.macpistol.com

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A 26-year-old Phoenix man accidentally killed himself early Sunday while explaining gun safety to two Sierra Vista residents.
Samuel Benally Jr. was at an apartment on West Tacoma Street when he said guns should be kept unloaded because people could point them at their heads, said Sierra Vista police Sgt. Brett Mitchell.
Benally then demonstrated by putting his own 9mm Ruger, which he believed to be unloaded, to his head and firing it, Mitchell said.
Benally was flown to University Medical Center, where he was pronounced dead, Mitchell said.
An investigation is ongoing, but police do not believe alcohol or drugs were involved, Mitchell said.
 

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