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WY: Uinta County Peace Officers Association sponsoring raffle
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"To spur interest and raise funds, the association will hold a fund-raising raffle with the drawing on September 2. Gary Nelson of Jubilee Sportsworld is donating the first prize — an 1895 Marlin caliber 45-70 rifle. Tickets for the drawing will cost $10 each, or five for $40. You can purchase tickets at the Lyman and Evanston Police Departments, the Port of Entry, the Uinta County Sheriff’s Office, or from an officer."
KABA NOTE: Though we haven't checked these folks out personally to assure that they respect the Constitution as much as you do, just the fact that they're helping put a rifle in the hands of the people is enough reason to help them spread the word. Local folks who participate might consider buying a ticket in person, from an officer -- to pick his brain on the phrase "shall not be infringed". |
Knife spurs a Suspension of Good Sense
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In an interview Friday, Van Regenmorter said the law clearly leaves school officials with an out if they're satisfied a student caught with a dangerous object had no intent of using it as a weapon. |
UK: Gun Crimes Soaring Despite Ban
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"An independent report, Illegal Firearms in the UK, to be published by the Centre for Defence Studies at King's College in London tomorrow, says that handguns were used in 3,685 offences last year compared with 2,648 in 1997, an increase of 40%."
~ I believe the law is working as intended. Read the last paragraph. |
UK Police to be armed with stun guns
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Police in Britain want to use stun guns as a less-than-lethal option after several police shootings kill innocent or mentally disturbed people, including one unarmed naked man. It gets more iteresting, though. At the end of the article in "gun free Britain", they now want to be freed from the great curse of the Samurai sword. It's time for "Sword Control"! |
'Dirty Harry' story drew no reaction until posted on Internet
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"...a gun enthusiast posted it on a Web site devoted to the love of firearm freedom. And the inundation began. The column that produced no local reaction when it was published in this newspaper attracted a weeklong torrent of caustic e-mails from across the country. Here is a sampling of some of the reaction from firearms aficionados:"
~ Great job, guys and girls. If these are the best emails he can post to complain about, overall we're probably being more tactful than they deserve us to be. |
Rep. Bob Barr Criticizes UN Gun Control Proposal
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"This document still moves signatories in the direction of limiting legal possession and transfer of lawful small arms. It would also lay the groundwork for greatly expanded record keeping by the federal government, far beyond that allowed or required under current U.S. domestic law." --U.S. Rep. Bob Barr (R-GA), member of United States delegation to the United Nations Small Arms Conference |
Floridans Protest Street Cameras
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Wearing masks and making obscene gestures at police cameras, about 100 people protested a new security system that scans faces in the city's crime-ridden nightlife district to search for wanted persons.
"Being watched on a public street is just plain wrong," said May Becker, wearing a bar code sticker on her forehead. Saturday night, she was wearing a sign reading: "We're under house arrest in the land of the free." |
UN Gun Burning Just the Beginning
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Eco-Logic -- This treaty will require participating nations to adopt "harmonized" laws that will compel ISPs (Internet Service Providers) to collect information and data from their subscribers, without notification, and supply that information to "competent authorities." Governments agree to collect and exchange this information for each other. The committee that prepared the treaty is already working on a protocol to control "hate speech" and "xenophobia" (fear of strangers). |
Justice Department Tightens Reins on FBI and DEA
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Attorney General John Ashcroft signed an order giving the Justice Department's Office of Inspector General automatic jurisdiction over the FBI and the Drug Enforcement Administration.
"This action now gives the Office of Inspector General the same authority to investigate misconduct allegations against employees of the FBI and DEA that the Office of Inspector General has with respect to all other components of the Department of Justice," Ashcroft said in a statement. |
Maria Heil's (of SAS) UN Rally Speech
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"Bottom line is, start acting like Citizens of the United States of America! We are blessed beyond belief in the country, but blessings need attention, or they will no longer exist! I call on each one of you here today, those within the sound of my voice, and those reading my words to become Patriots of the 21st Century! You are citizens of the greatest nation on Earth, be proud and protect it." --Maria Heil, SAS |
U.S. Gun Rights under Foreign Attack
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Searching for ways to curb the sale of arms to groups that provoke global instability? Great. Trying to keep the export of illegal guns under control? Fine. If it stops there. |
Utah: Anti-UN Towns Need Civics Lessons
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La Verkin. Sounds like a place that makes pickles, not policy. But Tom, this little southwestern Utah town, hardly a dot on the map, has thrust itself into the international political arena by outlawing the United Nations. |
Dissent in the desert: Utah
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Based on deep concerns that the federal government, environmentalists, and the United Nations want to rob southern Utahns of land and water and subvert myriad Constitutional rights, Lee is shepherding a movement to ban the global organization, arm neighbors and outlaw wilderness activism. |
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| "And how we burned in the camps later, thinking: What would things have been like if every Security operative, when he went out at night to make an arrest, had been uncertain whether he would return alive and had to say good-bye to his family? Or if, during periods of mass arrests, as for example in Leningrad, when they arrested a quarter of the entire city, people had not simply sat there in their lairs, paling in terror at every bang of the downstairs door and at every step on the staircase, but had understood they had nothing left to lose and had boldly set up in the downstairs hall an ambush of half a dozen people with axes, hammers, pokers, or whatever else was at hand? [...] The Organs would very quickly have suffered a shortage of officers and transport and, notwithstanding all of Stalin's thirst, the cursed machine would have ground to a halt!" —Alexander Solzhenitsyn, The Gulag Archipelago (Chapter 1 "Arrest") |
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