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Mike Vanderboegh: Black-and-Tans
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"'It was inevitable that the administration would turn to what they called 'private contractors' after the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and subordinate military commanders informed the President that the Army and Marines would be unreliable to carry out Operation Clean Sweep. Even the wholesale replacement of senior officers in the Pentagon could not induce the majority of U.S. soldiers to enforce the draconian laws passed after the Battle of Sipsey Street. The administration came to realize that the most they could count on was that the military would stay on the sidelines and not turn on THEM as 'domestic enemies' of the Constitution. ...'" ... |
Heller High Water
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"My best friend is a Public Defender in Phoenix. ... he and I went to college together, and he is a big 2nd Amendment supporter ... We talked about Heller yesterday and here is what he has written ..." ...
"The most important things about Heller, other than the mere fact that it squarely addresses the Second Amendment, are that it is far more comprehensive than the national media are explaining. This is no mere overturning of the District of Columbia's pervasive gun ban, it absolutely establishes that the Second Amendment does indeed protect an individuals right to own and use firearms, as separate and distinct from any government controlled military organization. ..." ... |
Breaking Down the SCOTUS Ruling - Part III
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"In parts one and two, we looked in detail at the ruling of the Supreme Court of the United States. In this third part, we will examine the dissenting opinions. Dissenting opinions hold no rule of law, but are oftentimes cited as persuasive authority by those who wish to change laws or file additional lawsuits. They can even be used by a future court to overturn a previous decision."
"While we won in this case and SCOTUS affirmed that the Right to Keep and Bear Arms is indeed an individual right and that the DC gun ban is unconstitutional, we came within one justice of losing on both counts. The Dissenting Opinions will help us understand why." ... |
Gun Rights: Media Armageddon 2008
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"The Supreme Court ruling on gun laws last Thursday created media frenzy. Editorials, columnists, anchors and pundits predicted it would result in an American Armageddon."
"According to the major media outlets in the nation, innocent lives will be lost, the Supreme Court justices have joined forces with city criminals and life as we’ve known it is over."
"Who knew upholding the Constitution would have such disastrous effects?" ... |
The Ancient Right
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"The U.S. Supreme Court D.C. v. Heller decision now makes it clear to all — the Second Amendment affirms an individual right to own firearms for the purpose of self-defense. Even though the Court’s opinion leaves room for laws regulating guns in schools and government buildings, as well as restricting “dangerous and unusual weapons,” these exceptions should be considered just that — exceptions. The opinion devotes only three pages to them, toward the end of a lengthy discourse on the historical basis for the individual right interpretation." ... |
Heller's Kitchen
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"When the case of District of Columbia v. Heller was before the Supreme Court, Mayor Bloomberg filed a brief in support of the District's handgun ban, arguing that a militia-only interpretation of the Second Amendment was necessary to keep New York City's gun laws intact. On Thursday, when the Supreme Court ruled against Mr. Bloomberg's position, the mayor claimed that the ruling was a "benefit" and would not affect any New York City laws. His claim was half-right. It is a benefit, but it's unlikely that it will not affect any New York City laws. In most of America, Heller will have little effect on state and local laws, because the vast majority of states already have an individual right to arms in their state constitutions. ..." ... |
The Domino Fall
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"Wilmette has suspended enforcement of its 19-year-old ordinance banning handgun possession in the wake of a U.S. Supreme Court decision that appears to invalidate such bans."
"In a 5-4 decision, the court struck down Washington, D.C.'s ban on handguns, a prohibition similar to those used in several major cities, including Chicago, and a handful of suburbs including Wilmette, Evanston, Winnetka and Oak Park."
"'The Law Department and the Police Department have suspended enforcement of the ordinance pending further review by the Village Board,' Wilmette village attorney Tim Frenzer said Thursday. 'Based on the decision today, at a minimum it calls into serious question the continued viability of the ordinance.' ..." ... |
Supreme Court Ruling Victory for Gun Owners
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"Whining liberal milquetoasts wrung their hands and beat their breasts in tearful disbelief last Thursday as the great U.S. Supreme Court struck a major blow in defense of liberty and freedom for all law-abiding Americans."
"Justices Antonin Scalia, Samuel Alito and Clarence Thomas joined Chief Justice John Roberts in striking down the repressive and unconstitutional gun law in Washington, D.C., a case that will have huge ramifications throughout the nation. It was a courageous decision that showed both patriotism and common sense." ... |
Court ruling protects our gun rights
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"Paul Helmke, president of the Brady Campaign, recently acknowledged to ABC News that 'we've lost the battle on what the Second Amendment means.' His statement contradicts years of rhetoric from the organization about how it does not oppose gun ownership."
"Now that the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled the Second Amendment means what it says ... Helmke and crew undoubtedly are feverishly trying to rework their strategies on how best to disarm as many citizens as possible."
"That Helmke virtually admitted his group has never embraced the 'right' to keep and bear arms ... was astonishing. The fact that he viewed this as a battle against his fellow citizens demonstrates just how far afield the anti-gun movement has strayed from mainstream America." ... |
The Heller Misdirection
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"Like the inhabitants of other formerly free societies, Americans are content to define 'freedom' in terms of those liberties we are permitted to exercise. Yesterday's Supreme Court ruling in District of Columbia v. Heller ... is perfectly in harmony with this self-defeating concept of 'freedom.'"
"... With an air of regal condescension, Scalia allows that the Second Amendment acknowledges and protects an individual right to armed self-defense. He then explicitly limits the extent to which that 'right' can be exercised, thereby redefining it as a State-conferred privilege." ... |
NY: Why Not Here?
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"It didn't take many calls over the weekend to leave us with the impression that Mayor Bloomberg is mistaken in his assertion that the Supreme Court's decision on the right to keep a gun is not going to have an impact on New York's regulation of guns. It is true that the Supreme Court ruled on only one case, ordering the District of Columbia to issue a permit to Dick Heller to enable him to keep his pistol in his home. But the interpretation that the court gave to the Second Amendment — that it is an individual, civil right — was so ringing that it immediately was greeted with lawsuits against the most restrictive jurisdictions in the country. These started with Chicago and San Francisco. It is hard to imagine that New York is not going to be the target of suits as well." ... |
GA: Local gun afficiondos love Supreme Court ruling
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"For the first time ever, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the Second Amendment conveys an individual right to keep and bear arms." ...
"The ruling came just days before Georgia House Bill 89 goes into effect. HB 89 allows Georgia firearms license holders to carry guns in state parks, on public transportation, and in restaurants that serve alcohol, as long as the permit holder does not drink."
"'I'm excited about it. I think it's a wonderful thing,' said Andy Briggs, a 20-year veteran of law enforcement, about District of Columbia v. Heller."
"He expected the court to rule in favor of Dick Heller ..."
"But Briggs had hoped the court would have 'gone a little bit further' in clarifying other gun control issues." ... |
DC: How legally to get a gun into DC
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"So, how does one lawfully get guns into DC? Even after Heller takes effect, it's a tough issue due to zoning:"
"Washington has no federally licensed gun stores, so nowhere in the city can residents buy a handgun legally."
"Not true, really. There is one licensed firearms dealer in the city. One Josh Sugarmann of the anti-gun shill group the Violence Policy Center." ...
"Ask them what they're charging for transfers. If they say they don't do them, remind them that, thanks in part to their kind's lobbying efforts, it is typically viewed a violation of federal law to hold an FFL and not be in the business of dealing firearms." |
We Must Pay Attention to the Rise of Gun Violence
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"Over a 48-hour period this Memorial Day weekend, 21 people were shot in New York City, six fatally. A gunman opened fire on a crowd in a shopping district in Queens and wounded five people. A 15-year-old was killed while leaving a party in Manhattan. A 13-year-old boy and a 15-year-old girl were wounded in Harlem." ...
"... the rampant gun violence plaguing our nation must stop. To do something about this scourge, we have to address its causes. There are more than 200 million privately owned firearms in the United States. ... The June 26th Supreme Court ruling to strike down Washington, D.C.'s handgun ban dealt yet another blow to securing our children's safety from gun violence." ... |
Nancy Giles On Guns
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"As far back as the 1700s, the famed explorer Daniel Boone said that 'All you need for happiness is a good gun, a good horse, and a good wife.'"
"Not my definition of happiness."
"In modern day New York City, guns are a part of our life. People shoot and are shot almost every day, and a disproportionate number of those people are people of color. How do you deal with that?" ...
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Bloomberg Sees Positive Side to Gun Ruling
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Mayors Michael R. Bloomberg of New York and Thomas M. Menino of Boston — the co-founders of the Mayors Against Illegal Guns coalition — wrote an opinion essay in The Wall Street Journal today arguing that last week's Supreme Court decision is not bad news for gun-control advocates. ..."
"The essay, 'Some Gun Rules We Can All Agree On,' elaborates on opinions Mr. Bloomberg advanced on Thursday, following the court's landmark decision. The two mayors argued that the ruling does not affect most existing state and local restrictions on gun ownership and argued, 'For years, shouting matches over the Second Amendment drowned out reasoned discussion of any middle ground.'" ... |
Guns, yes and no
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"Presented with two historically plausible arguments about whether the Second Amendment secures an individual right to keep and bear arms, the Supreme Court on Thursday opted for the interpretation less suited to a 21st century America bedeviled by gun crime. That's the disappointing part of the court's long-awaited ruling striking down the District of Columbia's strict gun-control ordinance. Fortunately, even though the decision endorses the individual-right explanation, it may have limited influence."
"Gun-rights advocates will focus on what they will see as the magic words ... 'There seems to us no doubt ... that the Second Amendment conferred an individual right to keep and bear arms.' ..." |
Court takes giant step backward
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"I often wonder if Antonin Scalia might not be more comfortable in another century, past not future, one not touched by the miseries and dangers of urbanization. I certainly think we would be if he were."
"Maybe most fittingly he would do well in the 18th century where a firearm larger than a one-shot pistol and a long rifle could not be imagined, especially by those who were drafting a plan for the rest of us to live by forever and where citizen soldiers in local militias were the national defense." ... |
Scalia engages in acrobatics on the high court
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"The Supreme Court, in its 5-4 decision last week, effectively stood the plain language of the Constitution on its head when it ruled that the right to bear arms, guaranteed under the Second Amendment, was an individual rather than a collective one."
"This reversed the reading of the Constitution long established in American law." ...
"The court's ruling reflected little more than ideological sophistry tricked out in judicial robes. It disregarded the import and effect of the opening half of the declarative statement, making of the whole little more than a non sequitur." ... |
IL: Jackson slams gun ruling, vows new effort
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"Nearly 13 hours after her 16-year-old son was shot in a drive-by, Denise Dixon stood beside the Rev. Jesse Jackson, pleading for gun regulations in the wake of the controversial Supreme Court decision that could threaten Chicago's ban on handguns."
"Dixon said the community and lawmakers must fight for it." ...
"Jackson called the Supreme Court's ruling of the District of Columbia's handgun ban as unconstitutional a 'reckless interpretation of the Second Amendment' -- and one that Chicago doesn't have to accept."
"'We must fight for the legal restrictions on where these gun shops can be,' Jackson said. 'We will fight the easy access to guns and gun flow. We can picket and boycott stores that can endanger us.'" ...
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CA: Gun control ruling may have a silver lining
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"THE gun lobby has finally won its dream ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court, but could it be that this is just the breakthrough which can finally lead to sensible gun control?" ...
"Scalia also wrote, 'Nothing in our opinion should be taken to cast doubt on longstanding prohibitions on the possession of firearms by felons and the mentally ill, or laws forbidding the carrying of firearms in sensitive places such as schools and government buildings, or laws imposing conditions and qualifications on the commercial sale of firearms.'"
"The way, then, seems to lie open to what many gun-control advocates have argued all along are regulations that most people would consider common-sense safety precautions." ... |
VA: Beach pizza shop owner fatally shoots robber, police say
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"Ferdinando Abbondante wanted the masked man to go for the cash register."
"When a man carrying a gun sneaked into Dominick’s Pizza and Pasta just after 10 p.m. Saturday and demanded that he open his safe, Abbondante tried to tell him that there was no money in there, that he should go for the register instead." ...
"The safe was where Abbondante, a former security officer, kept his handgun, which he carried with him when he left the restaurant at night with the day’s receipts. If he opened it, he thought, the man would see the gun and start shooting. But he didn’t see any other choice."
"So Abbondante opened the safe. The man fired once, and missed, Abbondante said. He fired back – he doesn’t remember how many times – killing the intruder." ... |
TX: Homeowner cleared of killing burglary suspects.
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"A Pasadena homeowner who fatally shot two men suspected of burglarizing his neighbor's house was cleared by a Harris County grand jury on Monday ..."
"Joe Horn's attorney ... said that his 62-year-old client 'acted in self-defense and had no choice.'"
"Grand jurors announced the decision to not have charges filed against Horn after gathering evidence for two weeks, including hearing testimony from Horn."
"Pasadena police said Horn killed burglary suspects Hernando Torres, 38, and Diego Ortiz, 30, by shooting them in the back at about 2 p.m. on Nov. 14 as they ran from Horn's neighbor's house in the 7400 block of Timberline Drive." ... |
Obama's Illinois votes on guns
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"As Robert Novak noted today, voters could find it difficult to get a read on Barack Obama's real feelings about the rights of gun owners and the constitutionality of gun bans. Obama has certainly made his position opaque with a number of contradictory statements in this campaign. Perhaps the tribulations of Hale DeMar and the legislative response to an act of self-defense can help make Obama's impulses a little more transparent." ... |
Novak: Can one bitterly cling to an individual right?
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"Robert Novak attempts to deconstruct Barack Obama's beliefs on gun rights and the DC gun ban, and finds it difficult to do. It's not that he doesn't have any evidence, but that the evidence is contradictory, as Obama has shifted around and temporized enough to argue almost any position by now. And if he wants to make inroads among Hillary Clinton Democrats, let alone independents and moderate Republicans, he.ll need all of those positions open to him:" ... |
WA: Lawmakers want AG opinion on city gun bans
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"A Supreme Court decision on U.S. gun laws combined with Seattle's attempt to restrict guns on city property has sparked a legislative discussion about an issue Washington Democrats have consistently avoided."
"On Monday six Democrats from rural districts called on Attorney General Rob McKenna to issue an opinion on a city's authority to ban people who legally possess firearms from city property and facilities."
"'The statement from us is that our districts are just a totally different culture and it's a big part of our culture, people hunt and they carry their gun rights on their sleeve,' said House Majority Leader Lynn Kessler, D-Hoquiam. 'We represent people who are adamant about the Second Amendment ...'" ... |
The REAL ORIGINAL INTENT behind the Second Amendment:
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"The Shay's Insurrection, "These the Legislature could not infringe, without bringing upon themselves the detestation of mankind, and the frowns of Heaven", Jan. 12, 1787 ..."
"Commonwealth of Massachusetts, "and shall obtain an order for the re-delivery of such arms", Feb. 16, 1787
"Journals of the Continental Congress, "...impolitic and not to be reconciled with the genius of free Govts...", Feb. 19. 1787
"Letters of Delegates to Congress, "...An Act to disarm and Disfranchise for three years...", Feb. 27th, 1787
"Letters of Delegates to Congress, "...this act has created more universal disgust than any other of Government...", March 6, 1787 ..." ... |
"The Law"
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"We hold from God the gift which includes all others. This gift is life — physical, intellectual, and moral life." ...
"Life, faculties, production — in other words, individuality, liberty, property — this is man. And in spite of the cunning of artful political leaders, these three gifts from God precede all human legislation, and are superior to it. Life, liberty, and property do not exist because men have made laws. On the contrary, it was the fact that life, liberty, and property existed beforehand that caused men to make laws in the first place."
"...Each of us has a natural right — from God — to defend his person, his liberty, and his property. These are the three basic requirements of life...." |
How the FBI Botched the Anthrax Case - Former Agent Explains What Went Wrong in the Investigation
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"The anthrax investigation, almost from the beginning, was hampered by top-heavy leadership from high ranking, but inexperienced FBI officials, which led to a close-minded focus on just one suspect and amateurish investigative techniques that robbed agents in the field the ability operate successfully."
"I saw it firsthand as one of the FBI agents assigned to the anthrax case and directly involved in the investigation of Dr. Steven Hatfill. While I cannot comment on the guilt or innocence of Hatfill, I think I have a sense of some of the things that went wrong inside the FBI and what lessons can be learned from this embarrassing case." ... |
FBI Chief: Gun Ruling Makes Campuses Less Secure
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"FBI Director Robert Mueller on Monday criticized the U.S. Supreme Court's recent ruling that Americans have a right to own guns for self-defense and hunting, saying it may harm efforts to deter violent crime." ...
"Mueller said communities will have to determine their own license programs. As a former Marine who served in Vietnam, he said 'I tend to believe weapons harm people and more often than not they harm the people carrying them.'"
"With his grandchildren going to college, Mueller said he hopes 'those campuses will be weapons free."
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ID: Idaho Falls Probation Officer Charged with Battery
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"A probation officer with the Idaho Department of Corrections is arrested and taken to jail, charged with engaging in sexual conduct with female probationers he was supervising."
"It's now caused him to be placed on leave while the investigation continues."
"40-year-old Danny Smith of St. Anthony who worked in Idaho Falls as an adult felony probation officer is facing two misdemeanor charges of battery after Idaho Falls Police were called to investigate the claims that he unlawfully touched two women he was supervising."
"He was arrested June 18th and posted bail on a 50 thousand dollar bond so he is now out of jail."
"Court documents show Smith is charged with unlawfully touching, fondling and kissing two women ..." ... |
MA: MCI-Concord officer charged with drug trafficking
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"A Massachusetts correctional officer faces arraignment today on drug charges after the Middlesex district attorney's office said he attempted to sell eight pounds of marijuana to a State Police trooper working undercover in Lowell."
"The case against Robert Sweeney, 48, of Dracut, who works at MCI-Concord, is not related to the arrest of another correctional officer on Thursday in Winthrop, said Corey Welford, spokesman for District Attorney Gerard T. Leone Jr."
"Investigators were led to Sweeney in June, when they first learned he was allegedly dealing marijuana, the DA's office stated. About 3:15 p.m. Saturday, he attempted to sell the marijuana to the trooper for $10,000, according to the office." ... |
GA: Police officer charged with aggravated assault
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Captain Pat Thomas is a full-time Bainbridge Public Safety officer and a part-time officer with Donalsonville PD.
Seminole county deputies and the GBI arrested Thomas Friday night after he apparently followed a Donalsonville city clerk, Kim Odham, from work. He called her on her cell phone and she pulled over on highway 39 to talk to him.
Investigators say Thomas then pressed a handgun into Odham's back and other parts of her body several times. The case will be presented to the grand jury in October. |
IA: FEMA inspector goes berserk with golf club
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"A FEMA inspector, angered at a pedestrian who got in his way, allegedly took out a golf club, chased the pedestrian down and bashed him across the arm, breaking the club in the process."
"According to the Cedar Rapids Gazette, the incident Friday grew out of an argument, which started after the inspector nearly drove over the pedestrian, and ended with witnesses surrounding the car to prevent the inspector from escaping before authorities arrived."...
"Koley has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon and booked into the Jones County Jail in nearby Anamosa, Iowa." |
GA: New gun law sets stage for airport showdown
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... "Top city officials will announce Tuesday that despite a new state gun law that went into effect at midnight, they will have anyone carrying a weapon at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport arrested. The state lawmaker who sponsored the new gun law says if they do, the city will immediately be sued. And state Rep. Tim Bearden ... said the plaintiff in the lawsuit could be himself."
"'I have a permit, and I have family I have to pick up at the airport tomorrow [Tuesday],' Bearden told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Monday. 'I'll have one [a concealed weapon] with me at all times.'"
"Airport General Manager Ben DeCosta said if Bearden shows up at the world's busiest airport with a gun, he'll be busted." ... |
CA: SF Calls NRA Lawsuit 'Slipshod', 'Waste Of Time'
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"San Francisco City Attorney Dennis Herrera Monday accused the National Rifle Association of filing a 'factually slipshod' lawsuit challenging a Housing Authority ban on guns in public housing." ...
"But Chuck Michel, a lawyer for the NRA, said the allegations are 'a sideshow' and 'much ado about nothing.'"
"Michel said, 'If there's something wrong with the lawsuit, we'll fix it. ...'"
"The lawsuit was filed by the NRA, another gun rights group and an unidentified public housing resident one day after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the constitutional Second Amendment right to bear arms extends to individuals."
"The suit seeks to overturn an authority rule banning gun possession in public housing units." ... |
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