“This Court should deny the motion to intervene as victims because the intervenors are not victims in this case,” Burke wrote, stating they do not qualify as victims under the Crime Victim Rights Act. [More]Tonight's Gun Rights Examiner column includes a copy of this outrageous filing that I posted to my Scribd account.
Tuesday, August 09, 2011
BREAKING NEWS: US attorney opposes victim status for Terry parents in gun case
Leftists continue ‘seized and submitted’ gun deception and show true feelings
C’mon, Chris: Put up or shut up. Answer the damn question. Or don’t, and an increasing number of readers will see you for what you are. Based on comments, all but the most idiotic ideologues already do. [More]This morning's Gun Rights Examiner commentary notes how those against freedom always seem to embrace deception and hate. No surprise there.
Today, on The War on Guns: Notes from the Resistance Radio
- Bill to eliminate "gun free school zones"
- GUNS Magazine: Norway shootings
- Gun owners make case for Ron Paul
- The Only Ones
- Gun control down under
- "No brainer" in MA
- Send "teabaggers" to government camps
- A Texas DGU--for the children
- Gunwalkin' with Vanderboegh
Archives are here. They're posting by the week and replacing the show at each day's link the evening of the broadcast date. Also note encores are being rebroadcast on Saturday.
Spread the word on this, OK? Nobody else is doing a daily exclusive gun rights broadcast in a major market during morning drive time, and if this works, it could not only create an opportunity to spread to other markets, but also open doors for efforts by others. We complain our voice is not heard in the media--here we've got a foot in the door at an NBC affiliate station to promote a full-blown no compromise message. Just a few short months ago I certainly would never have predicted I'd see that happen--or that I'd be a part of it.
Lineup subject to change without notice.
This Day in History: August 9
William Barton, Lieutenant, 1st NJ, Sheshequin, "Out of provision and very faint for want of it; the boats which carry it did not arrive until nine or ten o'clock the next morning; having marched fourteen miles with very little to eat. The woods for some distance before we came to this place, are chiefly white oak, and very open, grown up with wild pea vines, &c. In this days march we had several cattle killed by falling from a precipice, having about half a mile to pass along one of two hundred feet, and the path very bad. At the bottom, luckily, was the river, the boats on coming up had them dressed." [More]