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Written by David Codrea
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Monday, 08 February 2010 10:15 |
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With the recent brewhaha (sorry) over open carriers at Starbucks, I thought I'd give you two examples from this past weekend that show adopting policies like Peet's Coffee and Tea or California Pizza Kitchen, where only law enforcement officers are trusted with guns, does not guarantee patrons or employees will be any safer.
Also from the weekend see:
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Written by Daniel White
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Sunday, 07 February 2010 22:37 |
 NRA is proud to host the 2nd annual Women's Wilderness Escape scheduled for September 23 - October 1, 2010 at the Whittington Center in Raton, New Mexico.
The cost of this nine-day retreat is $1,250 and is open to women 18 and older. Fee includes housing, food and all event activities. Transportation is not provided.
No experience is necessary, and all firearms and ammunition are provided. Participants will learn to shoot rifle silhouette, long range high power rifle, black powder rifle, pistol, trap, skeet, sporting clays and archery. Other activities include map reading, camping, survival training, game calling, hunter education and Native American history.
Register now as space is limited!
To find out more about the Women's Wilderness Escape and read what some of our 2009 participants had to say about the event, visit our website at: www.nrahq.org/women/wilderness_escape.asp.
If you want to learn more contact Patty Zollman at (703) 267-1378 or
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Written by David Codrea
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Friday, 05 February 2010 10:59 |
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A hate group masquerading as a civil rights organization continues to spread a message of intolerance and bigotry. Here's the latest from the seething haters at the Southern Poverty Law Center, from their "Hate Watch" page:
Gun rights advocates, including some in the antigovernment “Patriot” movement for whom the specter of gun restrictions is a recurring theme, are planning to march in Washington, D.C., and some individual states on April 19.
They're referring to the Second Amendment March, an event being led by Grand Rapids Gun Rights Examiner Skip Coryell.
Also today:
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Written by Daniel White
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Sunday, 22 November 2009 12:52 |
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Don't delay, there is only 1 spot left! |
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Written by Daniel White
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Friday, 05 February 2010 09:49 |
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A Staten Island fourth grader was nearly suspended for taking a machine gun to school. A two-inch plastic replica belonging to a LEGO policeman.
Nine year-old Patrick Timoney was playing with the LEGO toys with his friends in the school's lunchroom when the principle saw the toy gun and took him to her office to begin the suspension process. After calling the child's parents (his father is a retired police officer which is why Patrick liked the toy), common sense eventually prevailed over zero tolerance and little Patrick was set free. The gun was confiscated, presumably to be destroyed in a blast furnace.
The New York Department of Education backed the principle and said there was "cause for concern."
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