Earlier today, my colleague, David Codrea, asked "Will Alabama shooter bring 'assault weapon' ban to the front burner?" If the biggest cheerleaders for forcible citizen disarmament have their way, that will certainly be the case. [More]I know my earlier post today was a bit . . . minimalist. Rather than a more substantial blog post, though, please go see my second, "bonus" article for the St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner (my first two article day!).
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- Seattle: Tragedies in Alabama, Germany will fuel frenzy to ban guns while ignoring root causes of violence
- Wisconsin: Wisconsin's brand new 137 year old carry law
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5 comments:
and in Germany too. in both cases there were sloppy reports of automatic weapons. automatic? really? it's all hype.
Please get rid of the DIGG links to the past articles. It takes FOREVER for your page to load now. I hit ESC just to stop the load. I'm outta here (if you know what I mean)
Sorry, Anon. I'll stop putting Digg links to every other Gun Rights Examiner in the link box.
Right now is kind of a "perfect storm" of factors that cause long downloads, because of all the embedded video I've been putting in recently (which I don't usually do)--plus all the Digg links (which I've only just started doing in these numbers).
Anyway, I've taken a lot of the Digg links off the older posts, and as all this stuff moves off the front page, the endless downloads ought to become a thing of the past.
was wondering if you had time to read the stuff @ that link i sent you re: the Prt Arthur 'massacre' in Tasmania, April 28, 1996?
(i wouldn't be "jumping the gun" in accepting the main-stream media's account of this latest 'massacre' in Winnenden, Germany!....the "official account" of the Erfurt massacre in 2002 had
some huge inconsistencies & logical contradictions....see a two-part account of the most glaring of those: here & here !)
Hi Jimbo. It's been kind of a crazy week, and I haven't had time to do more than skim that info you sent.
From what I have seen, though, it's going to be very hard to convince anyone. To be honest, I still need some convincing myself.
Hopefully, I'll be able to take a more thorough look over the weekend.
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