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To: conservative in nyc
"The private sector is the POINT OF THE SPEAR..... the Secretary had pointed out some of the specific buildings and the companies that we're interested in.....their CEOs to ensure they've got the right messaging...."

Message to All Employees:

All employees that wish to help with the security of themselves, their company and their country will be provided with the personal weapon of their choice, training and paperwork to allow for legal carrying of said weapon, time off for weekly training, and free ammunition.

Your CEO.
19 posted on 08/01/2004 11:15:02 PM PDT by geopyg (Peace..................through decisive and ultimate VICTORY. (Democracy, whiskey, sexy))
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To: geopyg
All employees that wish to help with the security of themselves, their company and their country will be provided with the personal weapon of their choice, training and paperwork to allow for legal carrying of said weapon, time off for weekly training, and free ammunition.

I'd be happy if they just let us carry what we provide ourselves. The free ammo would be nice of course, plus provision for range time for free as well. But I'd settle for after hours practice. Where I work is large enough that a few hours with a bull dozer could gin up a some berms for a range, although I believe there is a range of sorts on the other side of the property, but it's stictly for "experimental" purposes. Or as long as it's not raining, we could shoot inside the runoff catchment basins they've recently installed, those would make good backstops as well. Although I'd need a longer range for my "battle"/"sniper" rifle.

32 posted on 08/03/2004 4:23:09 PM PDT by El Gato (Federal Judges can twist the Constitution into anything.. Or so they think.)
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