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To: Oldeconomybuyer
For terrorists around the world, the United States is the great gun bazaar

Give me a break. What nonsense. Terrorists can get much better weapons elsewhere in the world. Why would they waste their time buying a silly semi-auto in the USA when from China, Sudan, Syria and dozens of other renegade states they can buy fully auto Kalishnikovs, grenades, Katyusha rockets and more. You think Al-Queda and Hamas and Hezbullah are wasting their time buying single shot, very expensive weapons here when so many cheap, powerful surplus automatic weapons can be had? This report is just plain old fear mongering.

Keep us alive, give us each a .45!

10 posted on 12/19/2001 8:52:38 AM PST by monkeyshine
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To: monkeyshine
Give me a break. What nonsense. Terrorists can get much better weapons elsewhere in the world. Why would they waste their time buying a silly semi-auto in the USA when from China, Sudan, Syria and dozens of other renegade states they can buy fully auto Kalishnikovs, grenades, Katyusha rockets and more. You think Al-Queda and Hamas and Hezbullah are wasting their time buying single shot, very expensive weapons here when so many cheap, powerful surplus automatic weapons can be had?

Yes! But can they buy an 1851 Navy Colt?!

13 posted on 12/19/2001 8:59:34 AM PST by DinkyDau
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To: monkeyshine
"Keep us alive, give us each a .45!"

No spoken words were ever so true.

To make the point I in fact have 2, and if you think I am just a pillager one of them made a legend of a crook named Dillenger,

if you think that fact is fine, to back it up I also have a H&K9

witty doncha think!

31 posted on 12/19/2001 10:23:01 AM PST by SERE_DOC
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