Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Guns on Campus A Comforting Thought
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
Kills Intruder With His Own Gun
"Anti-Gun Fanatics" Refuted Again
Thursday, January 1, 2009
"Gun Control" Doesn't Work
Wednesday, December 31, 2008
More Guns, Less Crime
UN Goes Ahead on Gun Control Measure
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Ireland to Ban the Glock
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Finally Gave Their Guns Back
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Guns in Church?
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
More Guns Needed
Thursday, September 25, 2008
School Shooting in Finland
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Are Guns A "Good Thing?"
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Tough Old Guy
Tuesday, July 29, 2008
In the Stomach, Huh?
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Subtle "Anti-Gun Propaganda"
Friday, July 18, 2008
Wimping Out to Muhammed
"Vietnam Prosperous Because We Left"?
Sardineville
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Gunman KIlled Robbing Store
"Suicide More Probable if You Have A Gun?"
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
"Shoot Down" Gun Control
Clerk "Beats Up" Robber
Sunday, June 8, 2008
Open "Packing"

Did you know that in most states you can carry a gun without any kind of a license as long as it is openly carried? Although you will be accosted by police officers who will try and intimidate you, and irrational citizens who are just "afraid of guns," if you stand your ground and carry a copy of the law that allows it, there's nothing they can do. Private property owners, however, have the right, however irrational, to ban guns on their property (such as "Blockbuster." Who does.). The Los Angeles Time had a story about it recently. Below is my answer: " I think there are way too many people out there who are irrational about guns. It is not "guns" that hurt people; it is the people who USE them wrongly that hurt people. I have a blog called, "The Unarmed Citizen" on Blogspot to talk about such things and discuss other means of self defense WITHOUT the guns our government will not allow us to have and use for self-defense. Their idea is that self-defense is best accomplished by DISarming ourselves and allowing the illegally armed criminals to have a steady stream of unarmed victims." One question "anti-gun zealots" will not (cannot) answer is this: Do "anti-gun laws" reduce violent crime where they exist?" The answer is no. But they'll never admit it, so they just call me names (such as "gun-lover") to avoid answering it. Do "looser" gun laws reduce violent crime? Yes. But that's another one they will not, cannot answer. I was even accosted once by a cop who suggested that the metal flashlight in my pocket could be considered a weapon. I laughed and said, "Sure, if I ever use it to attack someone. We can discuss it then. He laughed and turned away. Fortunately, he wasn't serious and I remained friendly. (Los Angeles Times)
Saturday, June 7, 2008
Control CRIMINALS, Not Guns!
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
A Metal Flashlight

I used to carry a metal flashlight called "The Mag-Lite"® as part of my equipment back when I was a security officer. It served as an excellent flashlight to help me see in places where the light was low. But also, it served as an excellent "nightstick" if needed. One night as I "walked my post," I encountered a man trying to break into my building. He immediately attacked me, no doubt being of the "oft-repeated" criminal opinion that "rent-a-cops ain't nothin'." But he found out different as I drove the back end of the Mag Light into his throat. He immediately went down, out cold, trying hard to breathe, as I had crushed his larynx. I "cuffed him" and called the police, who came and took him away. Anybody could have done that, and Mag Lights are not illegal to carry (I DID take a course once in "nightstick management," which came in handy this time, as this makes an excellent "nightstick"). I once encountered a policeman in a convenience store in civilian clothes while carrying a 2-cell in my back pocket. He said, "You know, that flashlight could be considered a weapon." I grinned at him and said, "But it's not, unless I use it as an attack weapon. If I ever do, we can discuss it then." He laughed and turned away. My favorite of their line is the 2-cell. It's plenty big enough and CAN be carried in the back pocket. It is NOT a "deadly weapon" unless used to ATTACK someone. If used in self defense, it is not. The smaller ones can be used if you have some knowledge of unarmed self defense. Think about it. (Mag LIte®)
Sunday, June 1, 2008
The Way to Self Defense
Saturday, May 31, 2008
Disarming America
Tuesday, May 27, 2008
What Criminals Don't Want You to Know
Empty Holsters "Frighten" Students
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
For Want of a Gun . . .
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
High Court Slaps Bloomberg Down
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
"Wild West Shooting?"
Saturday, April 26, 2008
I Knew It!
Useless "Gun Laws"
In Chicago, Illinois, where they have some of the most draconian "anti-gun" laws, there have been 35 shootings and 9 deaths over ONE weekend recently. If that doesn't show the futility of making laws against gun ownership for honest people, I don't know what does. In prison, where they don't even allow the GUARDS to carry guns, there are many murders. Some with smuggled-in guns, and others with home-made knives. Which just goes to show that if guns suddenly disappeared from the world, murder and violence would not. If there were no guns, people who want to commit violence will find a way.
Friday, April 25, 2008
Obama: "Americans Don't Need Guns!"
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Beat Up by a Granny
"Gun-Free Zones" Are "Death Zones!"
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Typical "School Official" Stupidity
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Oughta Happen More Often
Saturday, April 12, 2008
I Hate to Keep Repeating Myself
Thursday, April 10, 2008
DC Cops to Search Homes for Guns?
Pull Out of Washington!
Saturday, April 5, 2008
Releasing prisoners to "Save Money"
"40-Hour Ban on Murder"
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Was Christ A Pacifist?
Sunday, March 2, 2008
Totally and Stupidly Wrong!
Sunday, February 24, 2008
Tasers Shouldn't Be Pink
What Don't They Understand?
Armed Guard Keeps Pro-Gun Student Out of Class
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
. . .And Again
Saturday, February 16, 2008
"Gun-Free Zone Body Counts"
Sunday, January 27, 2008
I'd Druther Be Tasered
Thursday, January 24, 2008
San Francisco Gun Ban Overturned
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
94-Year-Old Man Killed
Monday, January 21, 2008
Gun Control Results
Thursday, January 17, 2008
DC Anti-Gun Suit Loses
Thursday, January 10, 2008
Typical Anti-Gun Crazy Response
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Pushing Zappers
Sunday, January 6, 2008
Taser Parties
Saturday, January 5, 2008
Cops Still Don't Know the Difference
Sunday, December 23, 2007
She Left It Home
Wednesday, December 19, 2007
What Are They THINKING?
The liberals, including Hillary, believe that the best way to defend ourselves is to disarm ourselves (Ask Hillary, or any other anti-gun politician, what they'd do if attacked, and they can't tell you so they just "call you names"). But if you ask them how that facilitates self-defense, they tell you it "gets guns out of the hands of criminals." Unfortunately, it doesn't. It gets guns out of the hands of honest people, who are the only ones who obey laws. Politicians ignore the fact that when the Constitution was written, a "militia" was simply, "all the people." At the time there were no "organized, state-operated militias." So how could anybody with any degree of intelligence, think the Second Amendment, alone among constitutional amendments, refers to a "governmental right" instead of a "personal right." Do they really think American citizens can't understand the difference? The court is soon going to for the first time, decide whether or not the Constitution does refer to a "collective" or an individual right in the Second Amendment when it takes up the question of Washington DC's literal ban on the ownership of guns by citizens not cops or government employees or armed security. It may make the wrong decision, I don't know. But at least now it is talking about it. (Jed Babbin, in Human Events, 11/26/07)
Saturday, December 15, 2007
Second Amendment Is An INDIVIDUAL Right!
Wednesday, December 12, 2007
The Armed Citizen

"NRA member and county commissioner Greg 'Lumpy' Lambert is known for his pro-gun stance, but that was apparently news to an alleged robber. Police say the suspect approached Lambert, who was wearing his 'Friends of NRA' cap, and feigned interest in a car at Lambert's car dealership. Lambert went inside to retrieve the sales paperwork. When he returned, the man pulled a handgun from his jacket. Lambert countered by producing his .380 pistol. 'I told him to drop his weapon, and he said he didn't want any trouble,' said Lambert. The robber laid down his gun and fled, but left behind his driver's license which police used to locate and charge him. Chillingly, police linked the suspect to a murder committed 10 hours before Lambert disarmed him. (Knoxville News Sentinel, Knoxville, TN, 11/13/06) This is but one of many such stories of private citizens who confronted armed criminals with their own guns and routed them without a shot being fired, or killed them, saving their own livers, and possibly that of their families. Save this link and go back regularly. There's a new list every month of just a few of the MILLIONS of examples that happen each year. (Armed Citizen, 2/07)
Tuesday, December 11, 2007
Thank God She Was There!

Ordinarily, you don't expect "armed security" in a church, but there was in this one, and it's a good thing Jeanne Assam was there when a shooter walked into a Colorado Springs, Colorado church and began shooting in all directions. Assam, a former police officer and licensed to "carry concealed," had been "co-opted" as "volunteer security staff" because of it. She had had to pull her gun many times as a cop, but had never had to fire at a human being. That ended that day, and the shooter was dead before he could kill the hundreds of innocent people he planned to shoot. This proves again my thesis that if there was just one "responsible person" there with a gun and the will to use it, such shootings would be minimized. I spoke to a convenience store clerk the other day and she said, "I'd hate to see some of the characters that come in here be allowed to carry a gun." I responded that if some crazy came in here, wouldn't you like to be able to defend yourself? The "operative word" is "responsible" person. I don't advocate allowing everybody to carry a concealed weapon. There should be measures in place to deny legal guns to violent felons and crazy people. But if "responsible people" were able to get licenses easier, and we did not put up signs to say "No gun zone. Come on in and kill us" on schools and other places, maybe we'd all be better off. the point is, if there were more licensed guns out there, such people as this killer would not be able to go into a crowded room and kill at will. (7 News Colorado, 12/10/07)
Sunday, December 9, 2007
Shot Dead by a Local Attorney
"On March 6, 1915, businessman Monroe Phillips, who had lived in Brunswick, Ga., for 12 years, killed six people and wounded 32 before being shot dead by a local attorney. Phillips’ weapon: an automatic shotgun." He was busily killing people but was instantly stopped by another man who had a gun and wasn't afraid to use it. Back in 1915, the anti-gun freaks hadn't yet been able to take the guns away from everybody, so this attorney still had his, and stopped this mass killing. When are they going to learn that people who wish to kill a lot of people will get a gun, any way they can -- they don't care about legalities -- and the lack of guns in the hands of responsible people allows such crazies a "free hand" in killing others because there are no other guns in the area to use in stopping them. (Just common sense)
Is It The Gun Availability?
What's behind the recent spate of mass killings? Some blame the easy availability of guns. That's silly. If guns were not available, they'd use swords; or knives; or baseball bats; or anything else that would kill. The availability of the means to kill has nothing to do with the motivation to kill. What's behind these mass killings is the "shielding" of our children from failure, which does not allow them to learn how to deal with failure and they blame others for it. The urge to kill those they blame is not far away. Liberal gun-haters are already pushing for more useless anti-gun laws that do nothing but make it easier for such people to kill because there are no guns present except theirs (Every one of these shootings has taken place where guns are prohibited). If some responsible person (say, a teacher) had been armed during most of these mass killings, the death toll would have been lower. (Ray Thomas 101)
Thursday, December 6, 2007
9 KIlled in Another "Gun-Free-Zone"
"BELLEVUE, WA – Eight more innocent Americans have been sacrificed on the altar of political correctness at Omaha’s Westroads Mall this week, and the Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms said today that the real outrage of this crime is that it happened in a “gun free zone” where law-abiding private citizens are disarmed by mall rules and state statute. 'In the wake of this horrible crime,' said CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb, 'gun control extremists are already demanding more useless gun control legislation. A prohibition on firearms at Westroads Mall did not stop Robert Hawkins, but it did give him a risk-free environment in which to unleash his rampage.' " When are these people going to learn that anti-gun laws do not stop people who are determined to kill? The "common denominator" in the major shootings in the United States is that they have happened in "gun-free-zones." What the hell do they think more anti-gun laws will accomplish? Do they think THIS shooter cared about how many laws he violated (beyond nine murders)? Did the shooter at Virginia Tech care about how many laws he broke (beyond 23 murders)? (Alan Gottlieb, 12/6/07)
Tuesday, December 4, 2007
Better Oversight?
How do activist judges get away with "finding" continuously FOR one side or another where their bias is so transparent it's obvious to all? The answer is simple. There is NO "oversight" on judges. They're "autonomous." The "chief judge" is supposed to keep track of the bias in judges under his/her sway, but they don't. It's so unheard of to call a judge to account for his decisions that most people don't even try. This case is so important, however, that the Second Amendment Foundation has demanded this judge "retire" and go home to "write his memoirs," and no more "gun cases" ever be sent to his court. I agree wholeheartedly. (Second Amendment Foundation, 12/4/07)





