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If only he were too weak to properly brace the kick and ended up castrating himself...

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XXXXX DRUDGE REPORT XXXXX TUE SEPT 07, 2004 11:46:05 ET XXXXX

KERRY COSPONSORED BILL BANNING GUN HE WAVES

Dem presidential hopeful John Kerry was seen this weekend waving a gun which would have been banned if legislation he co-sponsored became law!

Kerry co-sponsored S. 1431 last year (“The Assault Weapons Ban and Law Enforcement Protection Act of 2003) which would have banned a "semiautomatic shotgun that has a pistol grip.”

Kerry was presented with the gun during a Labor Day stop in Racine, West Virginia.

"I thank you for the gift, but I can't take it to the debate with me," Kerry told a cheering crowd as he held up the device.

Photos show Kerry's hand resting on the semiautomatic shotgun's pistol grip.

Kerry's bill would ban millions of semi-automatics, including those with "pistol grips." [Section SEC. 2; (H) (ii)]

Opponents of the bill successfully argued how nearly all guns have "pistol grips," inluding millions of Browning Auto-5 shotguns produced since 1903.

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At least he didn't have his finger on the $%&* trigger! Maybe he should take it with him...I'll put my money on G. W-yah.<img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>

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XXXXX DRUDGE REPORT XXXXX TUE SEPT 07, 2004 11:46:05 ET XXXXX

KERRY COSPONSORED BILL BANNING GUN HE WAVES

Was Dem presidential hopeful John Kerry seen this weekend waving a gun which would have been banned if legislation he co-sponsored became law?

Kerry co-sponsored S. 1431 last year (“The Assault Weapons Ban and Law Enforcement Protection Act of 2003) which would have banned a "semiautomatic shotgun that has a pistol grip.”

Opponents of the bill successfully argued how nearly all guns have "pistol grips," inluding millions of Browning Auto-5 shotguns produced since 1903.



Kerry was presented with the gun during a Labor Day stop in Racine, West Virginia.

"I thank you for the gift, but I can't take it to the debate with me," Kerry told a cheering crowd as he held up the device.

[Kerry's gun bill would also ban any "gift" transaction. Kerry did not submit to a waiting period or background check before he claimed the gun.]

Photos show Kerry's hand resting on the semiautomatic shotgun's "pistol grip."

Kerry's bill would ban millions of semi-automatics, including those with "pistol grips." [Section SEC. 2; (H) (ii)]

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PostPosted: 07 Sep 2004, 12:25 
Hey John....read my signiture below.

You ban my guns, that's what it will take.

"Molon labe".
Leonidas, King of Sparta,
Thermopylae, 480 B.C.


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Could we call that yet another flip-flop?

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Hey John....read my signature below.

You ban my guns, that's what it will take.

"Molon labe".
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<i>Here is a similar sentiment from the more recent past.</i>

“On your way, Bud!”

101st Airborne Division had established head quarters a few miles outside the city of Bastogne, a small town but a transportation centre with many crossing roads and therefore quite important to keep in control.



It was December the 22nd and the battle was commencing on its sixth day.

The time was precise 11.30. The American soldiers could in the distance see four dark spots appearing. It was German soldiers carrying a white flag. One of the Germans, a captain, could speak English. He said that they were parliamentarians and that they would deliver a message to the American commander.



McAuliffe was handled the paper and was informed: “We have a surrender ultimatum from the Germans”. McAuliffe asked: “You mean they want us to surrender?” McAuliffe laughed and said: “Aw, Nuts!” The demand was absurd for McAuliffe. He read the note:

“To the American Commander:

The fortune of war is changing. The American forces in and near Bastogne have now been encircled by strong German armoured units.

There is only one possibility to save you from total annihilation: To surrender with honour. A term of two hours will be given from presenting this note. If this should be rejected heavy artillery corps and battalions will immediately after the two hours respite annihilate the American troops in and near Bastogne.

Signed:

The German Commander



"What on earth shall I say?" asked McAuliffe his men.

"Well, that first remark of yours would be hard to beat," said Lt. Col. Harry Kinnard.



"What did I say?" asked McAuliffe, who him self wasn't aware of what he had said.



"You said Nuts!" replied Kinnard and all other soldiers voiced their approval.



“That’s it!” beamed McAuliffe.



The response was perfect. Typically American: Go to Hell we won’t give up! Even though many of McAuliffe’s men had only around twenty rounds of ammunition!



And so it was:



22 December 1944



<u><b>To the German Commander:

“NUTS!”



The American Commander.</b></u>



McAuliffe asked Col. Harper to arrange that the message were given to the Germans.

“I’ll handle the note over myself – it’ll be a lot of fun!” said Harper.



The German leader did not understand the reply, because he didn’t know what the idiom meant. He asked wheatear the answer was negative or affirmative and Harper said: “It is definitely negative. If you don’t understand the phrase it means something like: Go to Hell!”



The Germans said that they would kill many Americans, but Harper saluted: “On your way, Bud – and good luck to you!”



New energy!

McAuliffe’s redundant reply was the buzzword, the energizer and morale-booster to all troops. McAuliffe’s spirit gave that little extra courage which made it impossible for Hitler’s men to even dream of a victory.



McAuliffe was originating Brigadier General Artillery commander of the 101st Airborne Division, but acting divisional commander in the absence of Major General Maxwell D. Taylor who was on leave in The United States.



General Patton and his men were on their way from a southern position.

Having heard of the difficulties in Bastogne, Patton at once said that he and his men could be in Bastogne within three days. Nobody else thought that they could be there so fast, but Patton had another opinion. Some of his soldiers have told afterwards, that “we didn’t even take time to have a leak…”

Unfortunately Patton had difficulties caused to the alarming bad weather, snow, frost, ice and fog. But McAuliffe and the rest of the US Army just said Nuts! And continued to fight!

When Patton had heard of McAuliffe’s reply he immediately answered: “Any man who is that eloquent deserves to be relieved. We shall go right away!”




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Are they sure that's a pistol grip?

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