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UK: British truck drivers are carrying guns illegally to protect themselves
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"British truck drivers returning from the European mainland are carrying guns illegally to protect themselves from violent attacks by asylum seekers hiding in their vehicles..."
"...Mr Mike Freeman, international spokesman for the Road Haulage Association, said: 'Drivers are taking increasingly desperate measures to try to protect themselves. We know some drivers are carrying guns, which is illegal." |
Gunslinger Clint Eastwood receives non-violent tribute
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Last week, movie star Clint Eastwood was feted at the Maui Film Festival, held in the lush paradise setting of Hawaii.
There was one tiny problem, however. Festival organizer Barry Rivers is a man of peace and tranquility. ~~
Read on to see how this one will play out! |
TN: Armed citizen saves his neighbor's life
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"...violence in-vaded Smith's downtown Miami apartment and, after a vicious encounter, robbed Smith of his youth. If not for an alert neighbor with a registered handgun, his assailant would certainly have escaped with much more."
Excellent demonstration of how handguns SAVE lives! |
A Gutless Supreme Court Decision
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"I believe that the SCOTUS decision to deny certiorari to Emerson made it plain that they were not ready or willing to take up the matter of what has been called the Lautenberg Amendment. The VPC believes the decision is a positive development in their quest for the total abolition of private firearms ownership and unfortunately I have to agree. This ruling is a bad for those [who] ...believe the Lautenberg amendment to be flawed and unconstitutional." |
ID: Sheriff wants to return guns to owners
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"The Cassia Sheriff's Department has lots of confiscated guns they would like to return to owners, if possible."
"Officers recently cleaned out the evidence room and found that the department had guns that had been confiscated for various reasons as far back as the 1970s, Captain Cary Bristol said."
"We'd like to return guns to their rightful owners, if they aren't ones that have been seized for illegal activities," Bristol explained. |
Electing Your Local Sheriff
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As most of you know, the sheriff is the top law enforcement officer in a county - superceding even federal power. Don't expect to hear that from John Ashcroft, any District Attorney, or for that matter - most candidates running for sheriff.
Readers? So, what's going on with the campaign for Sheriff in your county? |
Scholarly shootout over guns
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"Michael Bellesiles, a well-regarded historian at Emory University, should have known that if you're going to write about a topic that interests many Americans to the point of obsession, you'd better have your facts straight. In some significant aspects of his 2000 book, "Arming America: The Origins of a National Gun Culture," he didn't. The resulting furor damaged the credibility of his book and threatened his reputation as a historian." |
Australia: Diners flee attacks
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"MEN armed with tomahawks and hammers smashed windows and terrorised diners at four Sydney restaurants last night. The attacks occurred within 15 minutes of each other by a gang of six or seven men. Armed also with table legs, the men, aged in their early 20s, started their rampage at 10pm"
-- Hmmm. Gun-free Australia. Gangs of thugs running free and wild, unafraid of being stopped. Perhaps there's a connection here for the observant.
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Security agency plan readied for Congress
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"After a hurry-up drafting job over the weekend, President Bush was ready Monday to send Congress the legislative blueprint for creating his proposed domestic security agency.
About a quarter-inch thick, the legislation was completed in a rush over the weekend by White House aides eager to meet a stepped-up timetable for creating the Department of Homeland Security, a senior Bush adviser said." |
Pennsylvania Legislative Alert (NRA/ILA)
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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!" |
TX: Man fatally shot in domestic disturbance
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"[Juan F.] Arriaga went to his ex-wife's house on Pafford Street at 2:54 a.m. Monday and was trying to enter the home when the ex-wife called her brother ... this was not the first time that the brother has had to go over there ... This time, [he] arrived ... with a handgun.
According to witnesses, Arriaga pulled a knife and cut the woman's brother on the forearm ... The man then shot Arriaga in the head, police said."
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OH: 6-Gun Sue, 4-Eyed Buck part of cowboy club
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"It’s playing cowboys, costumes and all. But this make-believe game isn’t for kids. Stark County residents 6-Gun Sue and 4-Eyed Buck take part in a sport called Cowboy Action Shooting. It is a sport governed by an international organization called Single Action Shooting Society, and it boasts more than 46,000 members from as far away as New Zealand, Australia, Germany, Denmark and Norway." |
CT: Statewide system to ensure abusers surrender guns
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"Laws that allow police to confiscate guns in cases of domestic violence will be better enforced with the help of a new centralized computer system, the state's victim advocate said Monday.
In a 40-page investigative report, James F. Papillo also criticizes Shelton Police for not taking guns last year from a man accused of harassing, stalking and threatening his ex-girlfriend, who had a restraining order against him." |
Manhattan Rampage Shows Clear Failing Of New York Anti-Gun Laws
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"The weekend shooting rampage at a bar and restaurant on Manhattan's East Side is yet another clear demonstration that New York state's anti-gun laws have failed to protect the public.
Joe Waldron, Executive Director of the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms, called the racially-motivated shooting of three persons by alleged gunman Steven Johnson a
"failure of gun control." " |
Pilots should be well armed and well trained (letter)
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"In response to the editorial, "Airline security: Stuck at the Gate?" (AC-T, June 9). Rep. John L. Mica and the Air Line Pilots Association are right - pilots should be allowed to carry guns, but they should also have to go through some sort of training. What good would a pilot with a gun do if he or she didn't know how to use it?" |
WA: Commissioners: Code prohibits rifle ranges
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Kitsap County has some odd zoning regulations.
"The rejection brought a quick reaction from Phil Canter, project manager for Olympic Sportsmen's Club. He said his group will sue to invalidate that section of the county's zoning code as well as a separate ordinance creating no-shooting areas.
"They have just said they will not allow ranges anywhere in Kitsap County," Canter said following the hearing." |
Guest Editorial: Pilots need guns
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"I’ve never met a door that couldn’t be opened or a pilot who’s ever seen an air marshal. So I was perplexed and disappointed when the undersecretary of transportation for security testified before the Senate Commerce Committee that the pilots we entrust daily with multimillion-dollar machines and thousands of lives aren’t to be trusted with side arms." |
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