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Alaska Peacemaker Militia leader called 'little Napoleon' during trial
Bellingham Herald
The connections between conservative politics, Second Amendment rights and fundamental Christianity originally drew Clark to Schaeffer. Clark, who runs a family business selling hearing aids, was 21 in 2008 when he first heard Schaeffer on "Over the …
In Alaska, Militia Members Accused Of Murder PlotNPR

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Congress Not Standing Ground on 2nd Amendment
Town Hall
Numerous bills to restore and preserve Second Amendment rights to Americans have been filed, yet not one has been slated for a vote this year. John Velleco of Gun Owners of America (GOA) tells Townhall, “Every election year, the members of Congress …

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Chattanooga Times Free Press

Militia members stand accused of murder plot
Juneau Empire
FILE – In this Thursday, March 5, 2009 file photo, Second Amendment Task Force organizer Schaeffer Cox prepares to address fellow gun rights supporters at Friends Community Church in Fairbanks, Alaska. His baby face belies the allegations against him, …
In Alaska, militia members accused of murder plotHouston Chronicle
Trooper testifies militia leader threatened him at homeAnchorage Daily News

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Jimmy Nickles: Stop irrational fear of firearms
Record-Searchlight
There has been a concerted effort to erode the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding Californians for several years, and it is still continuing. These legislators hail primarily from the coastal counties, and include Assemblymen Anthony Portantino and …

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Chattanooga Times Free Press

In Alaska, militia members accused of murder plot
Chattanooga Times Free Press
by AP Second Amendment Task Force organizer Schaeffer Cox prepares to address fellow gun rights supporters at Friends Community Church in Fairbanks, Alaska. His baby face belies the allegations against him — that he played a key role plotting with …
Alaska Peacemaker Militia leader called 'little Napoleon' during trialBellingham Herald
Trooper testifies militia leader threatened him at homeAnchorage Daily News

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The Guardian

Rehberg Amendment to Restrict Funds for a UN Arms Trade Treaty Passes in US House
AmmoLand.com (press release)
The amendment mandates that no taxpayer funds may be used to negotiate a United Nations Arms Trade Treaty that would restrict the Second Amendment rights of any United States citizen or regulate firearms or ammunition. “Taxpayer funds should not be …
Sen Moran Introduces Bill to Protect Rights of American Gun OwnersPoliticalNews.me (press release)

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My Word: I don't need gun to live without fear
Orlando Sentinel
By Mason Kelsey The majority of Americans support the Second Amendment. Most are not sure why, since they don't hunt, and they don't expect to be part of some attempt to overthrow the government, regardless of their political feelings.

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Dan Schmutter to Address the New Jersey Second Amendment Society
AmmoLand.com (press release)
New Jersey –(Ammoland.com)- The New Jersey Second Amendment Society announced that Dan Schmutter, the attorney spearheading 'Operation Establish Compliance', will be speaking to the membership and guests of the NJ2AS on Wednesday, May 23, …

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Atlanta Journal Constitution

In Alaska, militia members accused of murder plot
Atlanta Journal Constitution
FILE – In this Thursday, March 5, 2009 file photo, Second Amendment Task Force organizer Schaeffer Cox prepares to address fellow gun rights supporters at Friends Community Church in Fairbanks, Alaska. His baby face belies the allegations against him, …
In Alaska, militia members accused of amassing weapons, plotting murder of …Greenfield Daily Reporter

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The Bay City Times – MLive.com

Michigan Attorney General Bill Schuette not getting involved on Bay County …
The Bay City Times – MLive.com
In April 2011, Bay County Circuit Judge Joseph K. Sheeran dismissed a four-year felony charge against Yanna, saying Michigan's ban on such weapons violates the federal Constitution's Second Amendment. Prosecutors appealed the judge's decision.

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