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BETRAYED!
The Border Patrol Agents Legal Defense and Relief Fund (not to be
confused with the NBPC Legal Defense Fund or Peace Officers Research
Association of California (PORAC) Legal Defense Fund) is designed to
assist any Border Patrol employees who find themselves in financial
distress as a result of an unwarranted criminal, civil and/or
administrative action brought against them as result of any act or
omission within the scope of their employment. The fund may be used to
assist such employees with attorney fees, living expenses, and general
financial needs. Because the coverage of the "Border Patrol Agents Ramos
and Compean Relief Fund" was limited to those two agents, it did not
qualify as a tax-exempt organization, and therefore donations to that
fund were not tax-deductible. All donations that are designated for
Agents Ramos and Compean will be used to fund their legal defense and
assist their families in their hour of need. |
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*Click* Here to Read the Names of the Top Ten Anti-Gun Senators and Representatives in Washington |
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accidental deaths in the year
2003:
Motor vehicles 44,800 Falls 16,200 Poisonings 13,900 Chokings 4,300 Drownings 2,900 Fires, flames and smoke 2,600 Suffocations 1,200 I looked through pages and pages of this document to find out about the horror of accidental shooting deaths. I also looked in supplemental material associated with the report. I could find nothing. Joseph Farah Reference Article |
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'Michael & Me' |
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Product Description: Michael Moore is a talented, provocative filmmaker, who challenged America's so-called gun culture in "Bowling For Columbine." Television and radio talk-show host Larry Elder tried-for a year-and-a-half-to interview Michael Moore. Larry wanted to ask him one basic question: "You tell us how many gun deaths there are in America, but how many Americans are alive because they were able to use a gun for self-defense?" Moore concludes that America has "too many guns." But does it? Larry made this film in an attempt to answer that question. Political pundits divide the country into blue states and red states. The red states feel alienated by the likes of liberal demagogues like Michael Moore. Many Americans own firearms, don't support additional gun control laws, live in one of some 34 states that allow citizens to carry concealed weapons, and support the Second Amendment. This film speaks to them. For these people, this film might be "The Passion" of the Second Amendment. |
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