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Daily Archives: June 8, 2010
New York Times Minimizes the Stupidity of Microstamping Guns
Most pro-gun reactions to gun control legislation require a bit of thinking. This morning, I tried to explain how Massachusetts’ move to limit gun sales to one per month per customer could endanger lives—by limiting the self-defense options of a … Continue reading
Biker Faces Jail for Recording Gun-Wielding Undercover Cop
Crap. The cop got caught over-reacting, BIG STYLE, and the D.A. helped the boys in blue circle the wagons. The quote about a “moment of danger” is double crap. But don’t take my word for it, check out the dash … Continue reading
Posted in Police Procedure
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Damned If You Do
You read about another jetliner crash, dozens of people were killed, and so you resolve to avoid the cheap carriers, or to fly as little as possible. Statistics say flying is safer, and it is – until it isn’t. The … Continue reading
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This Gun Is Hot!
or at least warm. As per the Globe’s Metro Desk, Boston police have a new gizmo to link perps with pieces: When the Bullard TI Commander camera is pointed at a recently discarded handgun, the body heat retained by the … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Punishment, Police Procedure
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Leaving Home – Chapter Five
It was dusk when we docked at the bustling Port Sa’id. None of the crew were permitted leave to go ashore. We topped off our diesel fuel tanks; we would be motoring through rather than traveling under sail. The Captain contracted … Continue reading







