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DANIEL SCHORR: Trying to sweet-talk the Russians
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On background a few weeks ago, Pentagon officials were saying the Bush administration was prepared to abrogate the treaty unilaterally on six months' notice if Russia refused to amend it. ~~~~ Now Bush is ready to give the Russians a rich package of goodies to get their agreement.
Russia and China are starting to get chummy. |
H.R.2037 - Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms
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Rep. Cliff Stearns of Florida has introduced H.R.2037 "to protect manufacturers and sellers in the firearms and ammunition industry from restrictions on interstate or foreign commerce, as a result of harm caused by the criminal or other unlawful misuse of such firearm or ammunition product by any other person."
Write your Representative and ask him to support this Bill!
KABA NOTE: Also write to the members of the House Committee on the Judiciary, where the bill is now.
There are 101 cosponsors already! |
Suspect in Shooting recent Parolee
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I wonder which of the multitude of proposed new freedom-reduction laws would have prevented these young men from shooting someone 16 times? Is there any law that hasn't already been created that will strike fear into these fearless killers and just make them play nice from now on? I don't think so! No law, no jail, no prison time, no parol, no community will change their behavior. Only the fear of instant death gives them pause. That is the only thing some people understand, and respond to. |
Seminar reveals warning signs of youth violence
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While the study did show that school violence as a whole is down, it also showed the incidents reported are more violent.
These are frightening numbers, especially in light of the recent school shootings at Columbine, Heritage and Thurston high schools, said Jackson, using the incidents to illustrate the importance of the issue. |
Weapon-scanner raises constitutional concern
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A radar-like "weapons scanner" that is effective at 50 feet. Without the target of the search being aware he or she is being scanned. According to the Federal agency developing this thing: "...our system doesn't require a cooperative subject." A legal expert summed it up nicely: "In our fear of crime and terrorism, we are giving up so many freedoms we haven't thought about."
~Do you feel safer knowing this technology is out there? |
Gun Smuggling Fuels Mexico's Drug War
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New York Times -- As efforts focus on drug smuggling from Mexico to the U.S., gun smuggling is becoming a problem in the opposite direction.
--Of course. This is what happens when things are outlawed: The outlaws use it to their advantage. Want to put an end to "smuggling"? Make it legal. |
How Firearms Background Checks Backfire
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"The Brady anti-gun law has resulted in denial of a firearms purchase to a former policeman who is an honored war veteran. Why? A juvenile record from 42 years ago that was supposed to be 'sealed' nonetheless came back to deny him the right to buy a gun for his wife’s protection."
~The Brady Bill/NICS is supposed to keep guns out of the hands of whom, again? |
Boy, 6, Kills 3-year-old Brother
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"The attack occurred May 20 during a baseball game at a relative's home, said Police Chief Robert Duffy. The 3-year-old threw a stone at the older child, who then hit the boy with a brick and repeatedly struck him with a wooden, full-size baseball bat, Duffy said."
~Good thing it wasn't a gun. Somebody could've *really* gotten hurt. |
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