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"Ah remember the good old days when Democrats put their true agenda right up front where guns were concerned? They did not pull any punches or fudge their opinions at all. They did not believe in the right of Americans to own guns and they gladly said it. A Democrat seeking public office was sure to put their Liberal views of guns and the Second Amendment front and center." ...
"Nowadays though all that has changed. Today finding any Democrat who will even touch the subject of gun ownership with a hint of their true feelings is tougher than finding honesty in a Michael Moore film."
So why have Democrats largely stopped talking about gun control? Could it be they have changed their former views of guns? Perhaps they have actually read the writings of the Founders and finally realized that yes, yes, yes, the Founders did intend to protect the right for Americans to own and carry guns? Don’t bet on it my friends." ... |
Study: Thousands Bought Guns Illegally
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"More than 7,000 people who should have been barred from buying guns were able to buy them anyway in 2002 and 2003, according to a Justice Department review released Monday."
"The government rarely prosecutes such cases, the report said." ...
"Several reasons were cited by ATF for its failure to retrieve the guns more quickly, including staffing shortages, technology problems and lack of adequate timeliness standards. The review also found that ATF agents did not consider it a priority to track down the illegal gun purchasers because they are not viewed as dangerous."
"'We were also told that 'bad guys' generally do not purchase their firearms through legitimate dealers' but instead do so illegally, at unregulated gun shows or flea markets or through other means, the review said."
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U.S. FDA to consider human RFID tagging
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"VeriChip, the company that makes radio frequency identification--RFID--tags for humans, has moved one step closer to getting its technology into hospitals."
"The U.S. Federal Drug Administration issued a ruling overnight that essentially begins a final review process that will determine whether hospitals can use VeriChip's RFID systems to identify patients and/or permit relevant hospital staff to access medical records, said Angela Fulcher, vice president of marketing and sales at the Florida-based company." ...
"But FN Manufacturing, a South Carolina gun maker, is evaluating the technology for "smart guns," which contain sensor-activated grips so that only their owners can fire them." ...
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The Case for Conscientious Non-Voting Part 2
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... "Voting presents a moral dilemma for Libertarians because the act of voting is essentially giving authority of one man to rule another. You can only give permission for someone to rule you; that's it. The argument could certainly be made that voter participation, in and of itself, gives approval to authoritarianism. As I have argued in this series and in other articles, an election boycott could be far superior to voting if it is managed properly." ... |
MO: Appeals court rejects St. Louis city's lawsuit against gunmakers
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"Saying a newly revised Missouri law bars such legal action, a state appeals court refused Tuesday to reinstate the city's lawsuit that sought compensation from gunmakers, distributors and related trade groups for gun-related injuries."
"St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay called the ruling by the three-judge Missouri Court of Appeals disappointing, adding that it was not yet clear whether the city would further appeal."
"'Our lawyers are reviewing the decision, and we're looking at our legal options,' Slay said. 'We knew it was an uphill battle, but given the devastation of gun violence we thought it was a battle worth fighting.'"
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Humor: Garroting Survivors Call For Wire Ban
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The nation's garroting survivors demonstrated outside the Capitol Monday, raising a hoarse but plaintive cry for a nationwide ban on potentially lethal wire. "Every year, dozens of people are severely injured or even killed by garroting," croaked Gerald Michaels, who still bears a necklace of scars from a 1997 telephone-cord-assisted mugging that nearly claimed his life. "This legacy of shame will continue until we eliminate the lethal wires that run through our homes, above our streets, and through our very way of life." Michaels recently accepted a $2 million grant from a coalition of sponsors that included Bluetooth and Cingular Wireless. |
FL: Airman [read Air Force Major] charged after contraband investigation
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"Officials have preferred charges against Maj. Gregory McMillion after an investigation found evidence he allegedly shipped contraband items here from an Operation Iraqi Freedom deployment."
"Major McMillion is assigned to the base’s 728th Air Control Squadron."
"The suspected contraband includes Iraqi AK-47s, rocket-propelled grenade launchers, Iraqi uniforms, rifles, knives and bayonets. These items were found last fall by 728th ACS Airmen unpacking mission equipment after their deployment."
"The squadron was deployed for seven months to Baghdad International Airport and provided air battle management and theater command, control and communications for U.S. Central Command." ...
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Virgin Islands: U.S. Virgin Islands Police Officer Charged With Attempted Murder
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"A police officer has been charged with attempted murder and 11 other crimes for allegedly shooting at a man driving near the officer's home."
"Police Chief Novelle Francis said Monday it was the first arrest of an officer this year in the U.S. Caribbean territory."
"Officer Jerome Blyden, 27, turned himself in to police Friday after a judge issued a warrant for his arrest July 19, according to court records."
"Blyden, an officer on the island of St. Thomas, allegedly fired at least one shot without provocation at a car driven by mechanic Roy Sterrod in December, according to an affidavit from investigating detective Kent Hodge." ... |
Philippines: Salesman hurt in shooting incident involving government official
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"A SALESMAN of San Miguel Beer was slightly injured when a 9mm handgun accidentally went off inside a piano bar along J. Catolico Street Monday."
"The victim, who suffered an abrasion on his lower back, however declined to press charges against Sarangani election supervisor Michael Abbas and his group whom he believed were responsible in the said accidental shooting."
"The beer salesman likewise requested not to publish his name."
"He went to the police station to give his statement after getting first aid treatment from a local hospital." ...
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India: Rape cases rising, police have black sheep in their ranks as well
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"Crime against women has been increasing rapidly in the city. According to Delhi Police figures, rape and molestation cases have gone up drastically in the city this year."
"In 1999 there were 396 registered cases of rape while last year the figure was 490. Till July 15 this year 292 cases have already been reported. Molestation cases have also been on the rise — from 446 in 2002 to 489 in 2003. This year 326 cases have been reported till July 15." ...
"To make matters worse, in four rape cases, eight policemen and security personnel were found to be involved. Last year only two cases of rape were registered against security personnel." ...
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CA: Grand Jury Testimony Concludes In SJ Fatal Police Shooting
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"Testimony concluded Tuesday in the criminal grand jury hearing into the death of a San Jose man who was fatally shot by state narcotics agents after being mistakenly identified as a wanted parolee."
"The grand jury has begun deliberations to determine if California Bureau of Narcotic Enforcement agent Michael Walker had a honest and reasonable belief that he was in danger and required the use of lethal force to apprehend 43-year-old Rodolfo "Rudy" Cardenas on Feb. 17 in San Jose."
"Cardenas was shot in the back as he ran down an alleyway located near the intersection of St. James and North Fourth Street after agents mistakenly identified him as wanted parolee David Gonzales." ... |
MD: State police's work careless, auditors find
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"Crime-fighting efforts of the Maryland State Police might have been hampered by the department's failure to collect DNA samples from thousands of felons, adequately monitor firearms dealers or properly keep track of drugs and cash collected as evidence, according to a new legislative audit."
"The report, which was made public this week, details widespread problems with state police financial management and indicates that auditors also have requested that the state attorney general's office look into $65,000 in construction contracts handed out by the department." ...
"In a written reply to auditors, Col. Thomas E. "Tim" Hutchins, who has headed the state police since December, said the department is working to fix many of the problems." ...
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Russia: In the Army Now: Why Suicide Seems the Only Way Out
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"109 soldiers in the Russian army have killed themselves in the first half of 2004, a rise of nearly 40% from last year. Every army suicide is investigated as a criminal case, since top brass themselves admit that a large portion of the suicides were driven to their drastic final step. Faced with violent hazing from their peers and indifference from their superiors, many young conscripts opt for suicide — the only choice they see when they feel their life has been destroyed." [emphasis added] ...
"If that’s an example of a good superior, what’s a bad one? The Union of Soldiers’ Mothers’ Committees posts letters from soldiers subjected to horrific treatment by their commanders. Sodomizing soldiers with a chair leg, beating naked handcuffed soldiers, and shooting an air rifle at them are just a few examples from the very first letter on the website." ...
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KY: Richmond man should get 27 1/2 years, jury says, for murdering wife who depended on 'paper protection'
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"Maruel Holbrook should serve 27 1/2 years in prison for the Easter 2002 stabbing death of his wife, Stacy, a jury recommended yesterday."
"After deliberating about four hours, the nine men and three women also recommended that Holbrook serve a 12-month term for violating an emergency protective order his wife had obtained 19 days before she was killed." [emphasis added]
"Maruel Holbrook faced the death penalty in the slaying. The minimum sentence available to the jury was 20 years."
"Holbrook's mother and defense attorney expressed relief at the sentence, but some members of Stacy Holbrook's family wept outside the courthouse afterward." ... |
CA: Shooter's mom talks about deaths of her son and his victim who was 'protected' by a restraining order
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"Just hours before killing his estranged girlfriend and then pulling the trigger on himself, A.J. Pugh shot and buried a long-time pet and told his mother he would see her in heaven." ...
"About 8 that morning he drove up to McShane's Copper Cove home and entered her front door carrying a semi-automatic revolver[sic]."
"A next-door neighbor called the Calaveras County Sheriff's Department after hearing gunshots and deputies soon discovered two bodies in McShane's bedroom. The county's deputy coroner said both died from gunshot wounds to the head. The deaths are being investigated as a murder-suicide." ...
"At the hearing a judge issued a restraining order barring Pugh from contacting McShane in any way." ... |
AL: Oops! Armed robber allowed to walk
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"Michael Glenn Kimbrough may miss his October sentencing date for a Decatur armed robbery, after a mix-up Saturday that allowed the inmate to walk away from the Morgan County Jail."
"According to court documents, Kimbrough, 22, pleaded guilty less than a month ago after authorities accused him of having a .45-caliber Glock pistol during the robbery of a Billy's Mini Mart clerk in April 2003."
"Sheriff Greg Bartlett said Kimbrough was a trusty, but not one who should have been unsupervised outside the jail because of his Class A felony offense."
"'The jail staff dropped the ball when they let him out to work,' Bartlett said. ..."
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Subcaliber Stinger -- The .19 Calhoon is quiet, devastatingly efficient and exceptionally accurate. What more do you want?
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"Why do gun tinkerers constantly seek new calibers and come up with new cartridges? To fill a specific want or need. Cartridges that we all think of as standards today usually started life as experimental military cartridges or wildcats developed by rifle cranks. The 7mm Remington Magnum, the .22-250 and the .243 are three of the most popular factory rounds today, and all started life as popular wildcats, inspiring manufacturers to finally turn them into production chamberings."
"Which of today's wildcats will become tomorrow's factory standard is anyone's guess. But the varminting community is all abuzz about .19 and .20 calibers. Some of the hype is justified, some of it less so. ..." ... |
GA: Rape Crisis Center Offers Self-Defense Classes
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"Each year, many women are victims of rape, 150 in Savannah alone. For years, Savannah's Rape Crisis Center has been teaching women how to protect themselves."
"... [S]tudent Leah Whitelaw listens closely to how to protect herself in case she's ever put in a dangerous situation. 'A friend of mine had recently been attacked and almost raped,' she told us. 'Thankfully she got away, but it was a wake-up call because it happened two blocks from where I work.'"
And Whitelaw says she wants to know how to act if this should ever happen to her. 'I work downtown,' she said. 'I have late hours. It's a good idea to learn to protect yourself just even walking to my car.'" ...
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KY: Grand jury to hear testimony in fatal shooting
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"Authorities will let a grand jury decide whether a Perry County man should be charged in a fatal shooting at his home."
"Perry County Chief Deputy Sheriff Randal Poff says 27-year-old Dock Fields Junior of Busy, died at the scene of a shooting that occurred about 5 a.m. (eastern time) yesterday."
"Poff says the case is definitely a homicide, but the grand jury will have to decide if the shooting was justified or not."
"Poff said 53-year-old Jesse Wilson of Busy got out of bed to check on a noise and found Fields standing in his living room. Poff says Fields threatened to cut Wilson's head off."
"After a scuffle, Poff says Wilson grabbed a rifle and fired three times. One of the bullets struck Fields in the chest." ...
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KY: PNC teller foils robbery, assists police in arrest
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... "Chesser said her determination in tracking the suspect proved 'very helpful to us.' But he admitted that police would not advise people to stand up to anyone who threatens to use a weapon."
"'What we would like for people to do is just to give them the money and let the person go on. We'll catch them later because we don't want people to do anything to endanger themselves,' Chesser said."
"'But, that said, we're glad she was able to tell us where this guy went. -- I'm glad it turned out the way it did and nobody was injured.'"
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KABA Note: And the same mindset that cost 3000 people their lives on 9/11/01. |
Australia: 'It was not a cold-blooded murder'
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"A SHOPKEEPER who shot and killed an armed robber has leapt to the defence of security guard Karen Brown after Monday's fatal shooting."
"'She's not a cold-blooded murderer like other criminals,' small business owner Djuro Cikaric said. 'She was just defending her livelihood.'"
"Mr Cikaric, from Orange, killed 18-year-old Andrew Petty when he walked into his food store brandishing a rifle in 1996."
"He did not face trial after the DPP decided not to press charges. Yesterday, he said Ms Brown would struggle with memories of Monday's attack but should not be charged."
"'You get nightmares,' he said. 'A lot of nightmares and for many years to come.'" ... |
Malaysia: Robbers hold six people at gunpoint
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"Six people, including an eight-year-old schoolboy, were tied up and gagged by a gunman and two parang-wielding accomplices during a robbery ..."
"The six people from two families were watching TV when three men suddenly barged into the house at 10.15pm."
"The gunman pointed a pistol at the house owner, a 39-year-old contractor and forced all of them into a room."
"The contractor ... said he was afraid that the gunman would open fire if he put up a fight."
"'The gunman stood guard over my family and relatives as his accomplices tied us up with raffia. They then spent 15 minutes ransacking the place before fleeing with seven cell phones, cash and valuables amounting to RM8,000.'" ...
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Australia: Five charged over acid murder
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Five men have been charged over the murder of a 45-year-old accountant who died last year after being forced to swallow acid.
Dominic Li died in January last year, after two men allegedly held him at gunpoint and forced him to swallow acid in front of his wife and 14-year-old son.
Detectives from the South-East Asian crime squad have charged five men from western Sydney and the central coast with a number of offences, including murder, conspiracy to murder, grievous bodily harm and possessing a pistol.
All five will appear in Sydney Central Court today.
Mr Li's wife has released a statement saying she is pleased detectives have charged the men.
She says if the men are found guilty, no punishment could ever compensate for the loss of her husband.
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UK: UK teen gets life for stabbing murder
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"A 16-year-old boy was sentenced to life imprisonment for the stabbing murder of a fellow pupil at a British village school."
"Judge John Goldring ordered that Alan Pennell serve a minimum of 12 years of the life sentence."
"Pennell was 15 when he used a flick knife to stab Luke Walmsley, 14, through the heart in a hallway at Birkbeck School in North Somercotes, eastern England, last year." ...
"Goldring ... also allowed the media to reveal that Pennell had previously been warned by police for punching a fellow pupil and that he had an obsession with violent films and a collection of knives at his home - details that were not provided to the jury."
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UK: Teenager hurt by pellet gun aimed from car
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"A TEENAGE girl from Wokingham was hurt when she was shot by a pellet gun aimed from a passing car last week."
"It was the second incident in two days involving a suspected BB gun in the area."
"The 17-year-old was walking towards town along London Road, at around 10.20pm on Monday last week when she was shot at from the passenger side of a passing red car."
"She felt a pain on her right side and was left with a small mark the size of a pellet."
"Sergeant Ron Card of Wokingham police said the girl could have been blinded as a result of the incident."
"He said: 'It's just irresponsible and whoever has done this is just pathetic.'" ... |
UK: Thugs shoot man in the face
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"A Householder who asked two rowdy men to keep quiet was shot in the face and beaten by a gang of five. The attack left the 33-year-old, with face wounds and extensive bruising to his body. He spent the night at the University Hospital of North Staffordshire." ...
"One of the group punched him in the face before producing the air pistol and firing it into his right cheek from close range."
"Others carried on the attack and when he was eventually knocked to the ground they continued to kick and punch him." ...
"News of the attack came as Staffordshire Police released crime figures for the past three months which showed violent crime had soared by eight per cent compared with the same period last year." ... |
OK: Dog shot after attacking owner
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"A man shot and killed a dog that was attacking its owner Monday night in northwest Oklahoma City, police said."
"About 9:20 pm, the rottweiler attacked its owner, James Cox, 42, biting him multiple him multiple times in the leg in the 2000 block of W Park Place, Sgt. Mike Klika said. Several neighbors came to Cox's aid before the dog started attacking them."
"'They couldn't control him,' Klika said of the dog."
"Another neighbor, Michael Bigler, came from his house in his wheelchair with a pistol and fatally shot the dog, Klika said."
"Cox was taken to a local hospital suffering from the leg wounds." ... |
Australia: Gun drama in East Nowra
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"RIFLES with telescopic sights have been seized and two women arrested following a tense stand-off that closed several East Nowra streets yesterday."
"Just after midday police received reports of gunshots coming from a home in Kameruka Crescent, being fired by a woman armed with a rifle."
"Large numbers of police quickly swarmed on the area, blocking off Kameruka Crescent and its associated streets before donning bulletproof vests."
"Children were evacuated from a nearby pre-school, and residents in neighbouring houses were warned to stay inside as police realised at least one of the firearms believed to be in the house had a telescopic scope." ...
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Canada: Kool C Gunned Down In Toronto
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"For years, he helped inject energy into Toronto's night life, but last Sunday, he was riddled with bullets as he sat in the front seat of his Hummer."
"Toronto concert promoter Farouk Sylvester Musah died in a gangland-style shooting Sunday morning at 5:10 a.m. in the area of Lower Sherbourne Street and the Esplanade."
"Police said that Mr. Musah, also known as Kool C within the city's entertainment industry, was a major figure on the concert scene for many years." ...
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Malaysia: Shot misses two brothers in attempted robbery [last story on page]
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In ALOR SETAR, two brothers narrowly escaped death Tuesday when a shot fired by a man trying to rob them of the jewellery they were carrying missed them.
Kedah CID chief ACP Shatar Abdul Jalil said the brothers were driving to Pokok Sena from Alor Setar at 1.40 pm when a car with two men suddenly swerved into their path and one of the men got out and fired a shot at them.
The two would-be robbers then sped away in the direction of Alor Setar, and police later recovered the shell of a 9 mm bullet, apparently fired from an automatic pistol, on the road shoulder near the scene of the incident, he said.
He said police were investigating the background of the brothers. |
UK: Children to get jabs against drug addiction
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"A radical scheme to vaccinate children against future drug addiction is being considered by ministers, The Independent on Sunday can reveal."
"Under the plans, doctors would immunise children at risk of becoming smokers or drug users with an injection. The scheme could operate in a similar way to the current nationwide measles, mumps and rubella vaccination programme."
"Childhood immunisation would provide adults with protection from the euphoria that is experienced by users, making drugs such as heroin and cocaine pointless to take. Such vaccinations are being developed by pharmaceutical companies and are due to hit the market within two years." ...
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