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Lawmakers vow swiftness in start of security agency
Submitted by: serinde
Website: http://www.progunwomen.com

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"Congressional leaders ... vowing to create a Homeland Security Department by Sept. 11.

The Senate will simply amend a bill ... but the House will assign several established committees - plus a new leadership panel - to hold hearings, key members said.

... create a Homeland Security Department encompassing agencies such as the Customs Service, Coast Guard, Border Patrol and Federal Emergency Management Agency."
 

Ky. to Display Declaration Document
Submitted by: serinde
Website: http://www.progunwomen.com

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"One of the original 1776 copies of the nation's Declaration of Independence will be in Louisville for a public viewing this fall.

The document, which television producer Norman Lear owns, is one of 25 known original copies of our country's "birth certificate" still remaining. It will be on display for free at the public library's main branch Oct. 16-Nov. 3 as an early stop on a national tour."
 

Why We the People still need the Second Amendment
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"New Jersey, with its outrageously high taxes, its left-wing media, and a state government and congressional delegation constantly advancing the disarmament of law-abiding citizens, offers a notable example as to why people still need the "force insurance" provided by the Second Amendment."
 

California Legislative Update (NRA/ILA)
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"California State Constitutional Amendment 12, a measure that would levy a five cent tax on every bullet sold in the state, passed out of the Senate Health and Human Services Committee on Wednesday. The proposed amendment, introduced by Senator Don Perata (D-09), received the minimum seven committee votes required for passage. Now, the Senate Revenue and Taxation Committee may see the amendment as early as next Wednesday, June 12."
 

Attacks On Gun Shows Expected Soon (NRA/ILA)
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"U.S. Senator John McCain (R-Ariz.)—the foremost spokesman for AGS in the U.S. Senate—has teamed up with anti-gun U.S. Senators Hillary Clinton (D-N.Y.), Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.), and Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), and we expect them to try to force a vote in the Senate on their anti-gun show bill, S. 890, some time between now and Independence Day."
 

FL: Sportsmen are big spenders
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"Hunters and fishermen have a long history of being the major source of funding for maintaining America's healthy fish and wildlife. Through fundraisers, donations and special excise taxes paid on tackle, gear and ammunition, they have contributed billions of dollars over the years.

But all too often sportsmen receive little recognition as major spenders in our economy."
 

OH: Cincinnati Gun Lawsuit Questioned
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"A lawyer for one of the nation's leading gunmakers says Cincinnati will have a hard time winning if it presses its newly revived lawsuit against the industry.

Cincinnati's mayor also questioned whether the city should continue throwing money into the attempt to recoup millions of dollars it has lost over the years to gun violence. He suggested the City Council discuss it."
 

OR: LOCK, LOAD AND LEARN: EVENT INTRODUCES WOMEN TO FIREARMS AND OTHER HUNTING ISSUES
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"Even the participants at A Day at the Range couldn't resist making jokes about women firing guns.

"Watch out!" A participant hollered jokingly as participants lined up near the rifle range targets, preparing to take their first shot with a handgun at the women's only shooting event.

"If you shoot an instructor, you fail," instructor Pam Schmitz added."
 

Gun-less Washington D.C. crime report. It's a big one
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"The following were among crime reports recently received by the Metropolitan Police Department. For more information, call your police district station."
 

Coalition Opposes McCain-Lieberman Bill
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"The McCain-Lieberman gun show bill is marketed as "gun safety," but it's not, Consumer Federation of America (CFA) stated today. A coalition of more than 70 domestic violence, public health, consumer groups and others oppose the bill, which is full of NRA-inspired provisions from last Congress. The first advertisement placed by the coalition reads, "24 Hours is Not Enough Time to Stop a Batterer From Getting a Gun," and calls for members of Congress to oppose the McCain-Lieberman bill. "
 

Canada: Gun registry going private?
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"The federal government has quietly been privatizing its gun registry and has already spent more than $17.5 million on contracts, says the Alliance's firearms critic.

Under an Access to Information request, Garry Breitkreuz obtained documents showing the government awarded a $4.8-million contract to BDP Business Data Services Limited in July 2000.

That contract has since grown to $17.6 million."
 

Abolishing America (contd.): Bush’s Project Safe Neighborhoods Undermines Rule Of Law
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"In the end, many law-abiding citizens will end up in jail for merely being gun owners or acting in self-defense. A spouse, maneuvering for the upper hand in a divorce proceeding, can place a gun owner in violation of gun laws merely by obtaining a restraining order. Prosecutors already bring first-degree murder charges against occupants who shoot threatening intruders in self-defense."
 

'Sin taxes' amount to 'bake sale' for budget
Submitted by: John Fansler

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...Plinking with a .22 would be about 50 cents more per magazine than it is today.
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THERE IT IS IN PRINT - SELF DEF IS A SIN.

"[G]overnment is instituted, and ought to be exercised for the benefit of the people; which consists in the enjoyment of life and liberty, with the right of acquiring and using property...." ~~ James Madison

"One man's larceny is another's just distribution of goods." ~~ Robert Bork
 

Pennsylvania Legislative Alert (NRA/ILA)
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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Attention all gun owners and Second Amendment supporters in the Pittsburgh area! The Pittsburgh City Council recently approved preliminary zoning changes that would prohibit gun sales in certain parts of the city. The Council will conduct a final vote on this dangerous proposal Tuesday, June 18. If you live in the Pittsburgh area, contact your city council member immediately and ask him to vote "NO" on these zoning changes!
 

NE: St. Paul program to teach women gun safety, fishing, archery
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"Women ages 14 and older will be given the opportunity to learn about the outdoors during a special one-day program near St. Paul on June 22.

The National Wild Turkey Federation developed the "Women in the Outdoors" program, which will be held at Nature's Acres north of St. Paul. The program will run from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and will teach skills such as rifle and shotgun safety, Dutch oven cooking, fishing, nature exploring and archery."
 

Bring back state militias
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"Now that terrorism has finally come to the United States, most analysts believe it's a shoo-in more attacks are being planned and will eventually be carried out. That's scary stuff, but reality often can be frightening.

Nevertheless, Americans are a robust people and when threatened are pretty scary themselves. Just ask the now-retreating al-Qaida and Taliban forces running from our special operations troops in Afghanistan and beyond."

 

Indonesia: Public order office insists on arming officers with guns
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"Despite mounting criticism, the city Public Order Office vowed to go forward with a plan to distribute guns to its officers, saying the step was necessary to maintain order and to allow the officers to protect themselves as they do their jobs.

Firman Hutajulu, the head of the Public Order Office, confirmed the plan on Friday, and stated that the city administration had purchased 75 FN .38 caliber guns."
 

New Zealand: Kiwis could own nearly one million firearms - police
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"Police estimate that New Zealanders could own nearly one million firearms, including 27,500 pistols.

However, the actual number owned is not known because gun users only have to register automatic weapons, military-style semi-automatics and hand-guns.

Police licencing and vetting manager Inspector Joe Green said about 27,500 pistols, 6800 military-style semi-automatic firearms and 3300 restricted weapons – a category that includes machineguns – were registered with police."
 

Bill to tighten gun laws in wake of Erfurt school shooting
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"A bill to tighten German gun laws drawn up quickly after a bloody school shooting in which 17 people died cleared the lower house of parliament Friday.

The bill proposes outlawing pump-action shotguns. Other changes include raising the minimum age for legal possession of a firearm for recreational use to 18 to 21. Hobby shooters under age 25 would have to present a doctor's note confirming their mental suitability to apply for a gun license."
 

I Just Read an Amazing Article!
Submitted by: Doug Charette

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"That was an amazing article.....Walker, William. "Shooting galleries prosper, gun shows run daily and concealed weapons are no big thing." TheStat.com 9 June 2002
Mr. Walker masterfully managed to include just about every piece of misinformation about guns, gun owners, and gun law in the United States!

I'd like to pick a couple of things and send short web links for your readers to visit and read for themselves."
 

 QUOTES TO REMEMBER
And what country can preserve its liberties, if its rulers are not warned from time to time that this people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms....The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time, with the blood of patriots and tyrants. — Thomas Jefferson in a letter to William S. Smith in 1787. Taken from Jefferson, On Democracy p. 20, S. Padover ed., 1939

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