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Armed and Safe is a gun rights advocacy blog, with the mission of debunking the "logic" of the enemies of the Constitutionally guaranteed, fundamental human right of the individual to keep and bear arms.

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Wednesday, November 28, 2007

Help for KABA

Keep and Bear Arms is a vital resource for keeping the gun rights community current with the latest threats to our Constitutionally guaranteed fundamental human right of the individual to keep and bear arms. To keep up their vital work, KABA needs help:

URGENT FUNDRAISING APPEAL - NEED TO RAISE $27,290.80 BY YEAR END - PLEASE HELP
Dear Friend of KeepAndBearArms.com:

Our website is experiencing a critical cash flow problem RIGHT NOW.

We have so many urgent needs at the moment. In particular getting caught up on bills owed by the end of the year.

We are also trying to expand the number of gun owners that visit our site before Congress and many state legislatures go into session. To do so requires us to place banner ads on other sites and ads in search engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN.

We plan on hitting the ground running in 2008 with more news, information, and grassroots action projects to expose and defeat the enemies of freedom.

Help us send a loud and clear message to the Brady Center, Million Mom March, Violence Policy Center, and the entire anti-gun rights movement.

BUT, at this time, we need funds. SO, if you can make a year end ontribution RIGHT NOW, it will help us immensely. We still need to raise $27,290.80 from generous donors to meet obligations by year end.

Click here now to donate securely online by credit card.

Click here now to print a form and mail in a check.

For those of you who can help, thanks a million!

Thanks so much from all of us here at KeepAndBearArms.com

Yours for Freedom,

Alan, Julie, Joe, Peggy, Bruce and Mark

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It's a cliché, and one that I think is quite often used inappropriately these days, but freedom is indeed not free. The cost of not paying that price, however, is one that simply cannot be borne by those who cherish liberty. The price of a box of ammo, to help pay for the fight against those who would leave us with nothing with which to shoot that ammo--is that too much to ask?

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