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Started by GunWoman
Sun, 31 Oct 2004 22:48
Brady endorses Kerry
Author: GunWoman
Date: Sun, 31 Oct 2004 22:48
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This should prove to any remaining gun owners how radical Kerry is. If Kerry is elected, expect a continued push for elimination of the individual right to own guns in America. http://www.bradycampaign.org/press/release.php?release=594 TO RESTORE SANITY ON GUN ISSUE, BRADY CAMPAIGN, MILLION MOM MARCH ENDORSE JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT For Immediate Release: 10-01-2004 Contact Communications: (202) 898-0792 Washington, D.C. � The following is a statement from Michael Barnes, President of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence united with the Million Mom March: �During the 2000 presidential campaign, the National Rifle Association�s Kayne Robinson said that if George W. Bush was elected President, the NRA would be working out of the White House. �In test after test, Robinson�s prediction has turned out to be true. The NRA has gotten everything it asked for from President Bush. Every time he�s had a choice, he has sided with the gun lobby and against law enforcement and the victims of gun violence. �The Bush Justice Department under Attorney General John Ashcroft secured legislation allowing it to destroy Brady background check records a day after the check is completed, against the advice of law enforcement leaders. President Bush signed that bill. �The Bush Justice Department has made it easier for criminal defendants to challenge gun laws as unconstitutional by insisting that federal prosecutors adopt a view of the Second Amendment that is contradicted by virtually every federal appeals court. �The Bush Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives secured a law to prohibit disclosure of crime gun records that would reveal the gun dealers supplying most of the guns used in crime. President Bush signed that bill. �President Bush strongly supported an effort to give gun sellers unprecedented immunity from legal accountability to the victims of gun violence. The bill failed in the Senate � but President Bush supported it. And he signed similar legislation when he was the Governor of Texas. �And in his most devastating blow to public safety, President Bush broke his promise to renew the Assault Weapons Ban. Instead of renewing the law, he turned his back on the law enforcement leaders and officers who had urged him to save that lifesaving statute, a law that had limited the firepower of criminals. He refused to even meet with police leaders to discuss it. He also turned his back on gun violence victims whose lives have been shattered by these weapons. �This week, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to repeal local gun laws in the Nation�s Capital. The White House has said President Bush will sign the bill into law if the Senate takes action. �Time and time again, President George W. Bush has caved in to the gun lobby and failed in his responsibility to keep Americans safe. He has chosen the extreme ideological policies of the National Rifle Association over the need to protect American citizens from gun violence every single time. Not once has the President opposed anything on the NRA�s legislative agenda. This is truly tragic, and it will lead to Americans, including police officers, losing their lives. �On the other hand, Senator John Kerry has consistently supported sensible gun laws throughout his career in public service. As a prosecutor and as a legislator he has been a leader, working with law enforcement officials on efforts to reduce gun violence. As a hunter and a war hero, Senator Kerry knows that sportsmen do not need military-style assault weapons, and that measures to keep guns away from criminals, terrorists and children are just common sense. �We urge Americans who care deeply about reducing gun violence in our nation to vote for Senator John Kerry. �Mr. Bush should seek to be the President of the National Rifle Association. He has earned that job.� # # # As the nation's largest national, non-partisan, grassroots organization leading the fight to prevent gun violence, the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence united with the Million Mom March is dedicated to creating an America free from gun violence, where all Americans are safe at home, at school, at work, and in their communities. -- GunWoman - Armed and Safer If you're interested in changing the NRA from the inside, please join http://groups.yahoo.com/group/NRA_MEMBERS_ONLY
Re: Brady endorses Kerry
Author: Dave Cook
Date: Tue, 02 Nov 2004 11:06
Date: Tue, 02 Nov 2004 11:06
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Your post seems to be plenty of proof that Kerry is no friend of gun owners, but if anyone still has doubts, they should only have to review Kerry's anti-gun record in the Senate. Last week, most of us saw the film clip of Kerry on a goose hunt. I'm sorry, but I feel that this was a stunt to get more votes from hunters and gun owners, and not a real indication of some change in his philosophy. His attitude against firearms is well documented. Until now, Kerry has been doing everything possible to eliminate gun ownership in this country. For example, he was one of only 15 Senators to oppose final passage of the Firearms Owners` Protection Act. His votes on that act indicated that if Kerry had his way, gun owners would have to register to purchase .22 rimfire ammunition, and would be subject to a 10-year prison sentence for selling a gun to a friend or family member. Kerry voted to eliminate the Department of Civilian Marksmanship. Kerry voted to hold gun owners responsible if their firearms were stolen and misused. Kerry voted repeatedly to ban gun shows. Kerry voted to strip federal bankruptcy protections away from the gun industry. Kerry voted to "commend" the so-called Million Mom March-- the crowd that was demanding gun registration. Kerry voted to charge an unlimited gun tax on firearm purchasers. On the votes that the anti-gun groups, the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, the American Bar Association--Special Committee on Gun Violence, and the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence, considered to be the most important in 2002, Senator Kerry voted their preferred position 100 percent of the time. In contrast, on July 22, 2004, President Bush signed the historic 'National Concealed Carry for Cops' Into Law. NCCC will arm nearly 1.5 million off duty and retired officers. First proposed by LEAA and Congressman Cunningham in 1992, this law will allow qualified off duty and retired law enforcement officers to carry concealed firearms in all 50 states. This closed a 12 year long effort by the Law Enforcement Alliance of America (LEAA) and Congressman Randy "Duke" Cunningham (R-CA) to get a law that will save cops' lives and protect our communities. GunWoman <GunWoman@NOSPAM.com> wrote in message news:<Xns9593A0E59CC1Eyee@206.124.0.13>... > This should prove to any remaining gun owners how radical Kerry is. If > Kerry is elected, expect a continued push for elimination of the individual > right to own guns in America. > > http://www.bradycampaign.org/press/release.php?release=594 > > TO RESTORE SANITY ON GUN ISSUE, > BRADY CAMPAIGN, MILLION MOM MARCH > ENDORSE JOHN KERRY FOR PRESIDENT > For Immediate Release: > 10-01-2004 > > Contact Communications: > (202) 898-0792 > Washington, D.C. ? The following is a statement from Michael Barnes, > President of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence united with the > Million Mom March: > > ?During the 2000 presidential campaign, the National Rifle Association?s > Kayne Robinson said that if George W. Bush was elected President, the NRA > would be working out of the White House. > > ?In test after test, Robinson?s prediction has turned out to be true. The > NRA has gotten everything it asked for from President Bush. Every time he?s > had a choice, he has sided with the gun lobby and against law enforcement > and the victims of gun violence. > > ?The Bush Justice Department under Attorney General John Ashcroft secured > legislation allowing it to destroy Brady background check records a day > after the check is completed, against the advice of law enforcement > leaders. President Bush signed that bill. > > ?The Bush Justice Department has made it easier for criminal defendants to > challenge gun laws as unconstitutional by insisting that federal > prosecutors adopt a view of the Second Amendment that is contradicted by > virtually every federal appeals court. > > ?The Bush Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives secured a law > to prohibit disclosure of crime gun records that would reveal the gun > dealers supplying most of the guns used in crime. President Bush signed > that bill. > > ?President Bush strongly supported an effort to give gun sellers > unprecedented immunity from legal accountability to the victims of gun > violence. The bill failed in the Senate ? but President Bush supported it. > And he signed similar legislation when he was the Governor of Texas. > > ?And in his most devastating blow to public safety, President Bush broke > his promise to renew the Assault Weapons Ban. Instead of renewing the law, > he turned his back on the law enforcement leaders and officers who had > urged him to save that lifesaving statute, a law that had limited the > firepower of criminals. He refused to even meet with police leaders to > discuss it. He also turned his back on gun violence victims whose lives > have been shattered by these weapons. > > ?This week, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to repeal local gun > laws in the Nation?s Capital. The White House has said President Bush will > sign the bill into law if the Senate takes action. > > ?Time and time again, President George W. Bush has caved in to the gun > lobby and failed in his responsibility to keep Americans safe. He has > chosen the extreme ideological policies of the National Rifle Association > over the need to protect American citizens from gun violence every single > time. Not once has the President opposed anything on the NRA?s legislative > agenda. This is truly tragic, and it will lead to Americans, including > police officers, losing their lives. > > ?On the other hand, Senator John Kerry has consistently supported sensible > gun laws throughout his career in public service. As a prosecutor and as a > legislator he has been a leader, working with law enforcement officials on > efforts to reduce gun violence. As a hunter and a war hero, Senator Kerry > knows that sportsmen do not need military-style assault weapons, and that > measures to keep guns away from criminals, terrorists and children are just > common sense. > > ?We urge Americans who care deeply about reducing gun violence in our > nation to vote for Senator John Kerry. > > ?Mr. Bush should seek to be the President of the National Rifle > Association. He has earned that job.? > > # # # > > As the nation's largest national, non-partisan, grassroots organization > leading the fight to prevent gun violence, the Brady Campaign to Prevent > Gun Violence united with the Million Mom March is dedicated to creating an > America free from gun violence, where all Americans are safe at home, at > school, at work, and in their communities.
Re: Brady endorses Kerry
Author: Uncle Samuel
Date: Tue, 02 Nov 2004 17:01
Date: Tue, 02 Nov 2004 17:01
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Dave Cook wrote: > Your post seems to be plenty of proof that Kerry is no friend of gun > owners, but if anyone still has doubts, they should only have to > review Kerry's anti-gun record in the Senate. Last week, most of us > saw the film clip of Kerry on a goose hunt. I'm sorry, but I feel that > this was a stunt to get more votes from hunters and gun owners, and > not a real indication of some change in his philosophy. His attitude > against firearms is well documented. Until now, Kerry has been doing > everything possible to eliminate gun ownership in this country. For > example, he was one of only 15 Senators to oppose final passage of the > Firearms Owners` Protection Act. His votes on that act indicated that > if Kerry had his way, gun owners would have to register to purchase > .22 rimfire ammunition, and would be subject to a 10-year prison > sentence for selling a gun to a friend or family member. > > Kerry voted to eliminate the Department of Civilian Marksmanship. > Kerry voted to hold gun owners responsible if their firearms were > stolen and misused. > Kerry voted repeatedly to ban gun shows. > Kerry voted to strip federal bankruptcy protections away from the gun > industry. > Kerry voted to "commend" the so-called Million Mom March-- the crowd > that was demanding gun registration. > Kerry voted to charge an unlimited gun tax on firearm purchasers. > > On the votes that the anti-gun groups, the Brady Campaign to Prevent > Gun Violence, the American Bar Association--Special Committee on Gun > Violence, and the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence, considered to be the > most important in 2002, Senator Kerry voted their preferred position > 100 percent of the time. > > In contrast, on July 22, 2004, President Bush signed the historic > 'National Concealed Carry for Cops' Into Law. NCCC will arm nearly 1.5 > million off duty and retired officers. First proposed by LEAA and > Congressman Cunningham in 1992, this law will allow qualified off duty > and retired law enforcement officers to carry concealed firearms in > all 50 states. This closed a 12 year long effort by the Law > Enforcement Alliance of America (LEAA) and Congressman Randy "Duke" > Cunningham (R-CA) to get a law that will save cops' lives and protect > our communities. Three years ago, on the day that began as a beautiful September morning, 19 men and their sponsors carried out a brutal and devastating attack on our country, leaving 3,000 innocent men, women and children dead, including our loved ones. In those first agonizing hours, and for weeks and months afterward as we searched for word of their fate, we were aware that the shock and horror of that day was not ours alone. With a gratitude we could not yet express, we felt the strong and steady embrace of our fellow Americans. The words, �Never forget,� defiantly written in dust or humbly penned on makeshift memorials, were also permanently etched in our hearts. We will never forget your strength, your courage and your endless generosity. We speak to you now in the same spirit that you spoke to us then, as Americans, united on behalf of our country. Like many of you, we feel that our nation is poised at a critical moment in history. Like our parents and grandparents before us, we know that the choices we make today will affect our children tomorrow. But we face a new challenge, a new kind of war and an enemy who is different from the enemies faced by earlier generations. This is not an adversary who can be reasoned with or appeased, this is an adversary who has repeatedly demonstrated that its means and ends are one and the same: the wanton slaughter of innocents. After the attack, President Bush articulated the primary lesson of September 11, that simply reacting to danger after lives are lost is a weak and unacceptable national defense. He believes that taking the fight to the enemy is the best way to ensure that the enemy will not bring death to our doorstep here at home. We agree. Under the President�s strong leadership in the war on terror and through the heroic efforts of our military forces, we are a safer country today. Two-thirds of al Qaeda leadership is dead, incarcerated, or on the run, its financing disrupted. The Taliban has been removed from power and training camps in Afghanistan and Iraq have been eliminated. On the domestic front, our dedicated law enforcement agencies are finally able to fight terror the same way they go after drug cartels; terrorists and terrorist cells have been thwarted in upstate New York, New Jersey, Oregon, Illinois and Florida. The 9/11 Commission has provided this nation with a solid blueprint for going forward in the war on terror. It described the threat that killed our loved ones as a �gathering storm� which went unrecognized and unchecked for too many years and characterized the inability to predict the attack itself as a �failure of imagination.� Looking forward, the Commission offered this pointed warning, �Once the danger has fully materialized, evident to all, mobilizing action is easier--but it then may be too late.� Through the prism of 9/11 and presaging the Commission�s conclusion, President Bush looked at Iraq and Saddam Hussein�s history, his willingness to use chemical weapons in the mass murder of his own citizens, his notorious attempts to acquire nuclear weapons, his record of giving financial aid and sanctuary to global terrorists--including members of al Qaeda--and his repeated refusal to cooperate with U.N. inspectors. He determined that this repressive regime was an intolerable danger to our country. Rather than waiting until it was too late to prevent a fully materialized threat, the President acted. We believe history will support the President�s decision. We speak to you from the heart, as citizens from all across the country and every political stripe. We are Republicans and Democrats, �liberals� and �conservatives,� young and old. We are mothers and fathers, husbands and wives, sisters, brothers, sons, daughters and friends. We speak out from a profound sense of obligation to those we have lost and to the country that we love. Guided by core principles, President Bush has steadfastly told us who he is, what he believes and what he will fight for. He is a caring and decisive leader who is not afraid to make hard choices to keep this nation safe, by keeping it strong. He has sent a clear message to America�s friends and foes that he will not waver in his resolve as the winds of political fortune change. He will not revert to the failed policies of the past which only served to whet the appetite of those who would destroy us. He will stand firm against our adversaries. As Americans who have keenly felt the scourge of terrorism, we are inspired and energized to follow the President�s lead, to rise to the occasion and get the job done. We are deeply grateful to President Bush, who rallied this nation on that dark September day, who has earned our respect and confidence, and whose leadership we trust to steer this country on the right path. Three years ago, George W. Bush stood with us and vowed that he would �Never forget.� We stand with him now. CPT John Vigiano, FDNY (ret.) father of FF John T Vigiano, Ladder 132/FDNY, WTC attack & DET Joseph V. Vigiano ESU 7, NYPD, WTC attack Ken and Laura Olson Son and Daughter in Law of Barbara Olson, AA 77 Pentagon attack, Ashburn, Virginia Deena B. Burnett Wife of Tom Burnett, UA flight 93, Shanksville rebellion Little Rock, AR Hamilton Peterson & Julia Croft Son & daughter-in-law Douglas & Jean Hamilton UA 93, Shanksville rebellion Nancy & Charles Burcham Sister of Stephen V. Long Maj, Army, Pentagon attack Danville, IN Sue and Jim Weaver Mother of Stephen Long Maj, Army, Pentagon attack Hazelwood, IN Lynn Faulkner and Loren and Ashley Faulkner husband and daughters of Wendy Ruth Faulkner VP, AON Corporation 104th Floor, 2 WTC Debra Burlingame & Bob Fraina Sister of Charles Burlingame Capt, AA 77, Pentagon attack Pelham Manor, NY Mark & Anine Burlingame Brother of Charles Burlingame Capt, AA 77, Pentagon attack Philadelphia, PA Jackie & Wayne Burlingame Aunt/uncle of Charles Burlingame Capt, AA 77, Pentagon attack Robert & Suzanne Peraza Parents of Robert David Peraza Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Mason, Ohio Ada Garland Godmother to Robert David Peraza Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Rob and Joan Burton brother-in-law & sister to Robert D. Peraza Cantor Fitzgerald, 105th FL, Maria Elenbaas Cousin to Robert David Peraza Cantor Fitzgerald, WTCWTC 1 Bill and Linda Comber Uncle and Aunt of Robert David Peraza Cantor Fitzgerald, 105th FL, WTC 1 Cornelius J. Comber Grandfather of Robert Peraza Cantor Fitzgerald, 105th FL, WTC 1 Neil Peraza, brother of Robert David Peraza Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC 1 Ernest and Mary Ann Strada Parents of Thomas S. Strada Canter Fitzgerald, WTC attack Westbury, NY Susan Cronin Sister of Thomas S. Strada Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Westbury, NY Michael Strada Brother of Thomas S. Strada Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Joseph Strada Brother of Thomas S. Strada Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Dolores and Peter Owens, Sr. Parents of Peter Owens, Jr. Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack East Williston, NY John Owens Brother of Peter Owens, Jr. Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Mineola, NY Pam & Tom Gould Daughter of Patrick Driscoll UA 93, Shanksville rebellion Allendale, NJ Nora, Steve & Christine Coco sister, brother-in-law, & niece of LT Joseph G. Leavey Ladder 15, FDNY, WTC Patty & Tim Sumner sister & brother-in-law of LT Joseph G. Leavey Ladder 15, FDNY, WTC Barry K. Gore Brother of Jennifer Lewis Brother-in-law of Ken Lewis crew members, AA Flight 77 Pentagon attack Karen Coakley Struzik & Husband Gary Struzik Cousin of Kenny and Jennifer Lewis Crew, AA 77, Pentagon Attack Potomac Falls, VA Thomas A. Crawford, III Orange County, CA Cousin of Michael A. Uliano, WTC attack Bernice Dowdy Coakley Aunt of Kenny Lewis and his wife Jennifer crew members, AA Flight 77 Pentagon attack Lorraine & Andrew Klein Denver, Colorado Cousin to Peter Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Loretta O'Brien Cousin of Peter Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Margret O'Brien Cousin of Peter Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Chris Whitford Brother of Firefighter Mark Whitford Engine 23, FDNY, WTC Dominic J. Puopolo, Jr. Son of Sonia Morales Puopolo Passenger AA 11, WTC 1 Miami Beach, FL Wendy D. Burlingame Daughter of Capt Charles Burlingame Flight 77 Pentagon attack Dr. Craig W. Sincock Husband of Cheryle D. Sincock Dept of Army civilian Pentagon attack Claire Cunningham Aunt of Peter J. Owens, Jr. Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Daniel McDonnell Uncle of Peter J. Owens, Jr. Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack. Thomas Owens Brother of Peter J. Owens, Jr. Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack. Edward R. Cunningham Cousin of Peter Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Claire Y. Cunningham Aunt of Peter Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Greg and Moira Pellegrino Cousin of Kenny and Jennifer Lewis crew, AA flight 77, Pentagon attack Mary & Richard Busche Cousin of Peter Owens, Jr. Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Lois Olmstead Cousin of Peter Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack David B. Faulk Brother-in-law of Major Steve Long, Army Pentagon attack Brian Grauer Brother-in-law of Michael Horn Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Dominic & Patricia Schiavo father-in-law and mother-in-law of Jack L. D'Ambrosi Cantor Fitzgerald 103 floor, WTC attack Lauryn Haffner Sister-in-law of Peter J. Owens, Jr. Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Agnes Maida, Aunt of Howard G. Gelling Sandler O'Neill WTC, South Twr, 104th FL Gail Skennion extended family of LT Joseph G. Leavey, Ladder 15, FDNY Jason Fox Friend of Charles Droz and William Caswell, AA Flight 77 Brad & Diane Senter President of the USS Saratoga Association and former shipmate of Charles "Chic" Burlingame COL John F. McCall USAF Friend of Charles "Chic" Burlingame Capt. AA flt 77 Katherine Harrs Family friend of Thomas S. Strada Canter Fitzgerald, WTC attack Mike Cohen Naval Academy classmate of Chic Burlingame, Capt. AA flt 77 Joe & Joan Olexa Friends of Burlingame family for 40+ years and Charles Burlingame, Capt. AA flt 77 Mike & Barb Miller Friends of Vic Saracini, Capt, UA flt 175 and Chic Burlingame, Capt. AA flt 77 Terry Arford Friend of Chick Burlingame, Captain of AA flt 77, and fellow member of the Anaheim Band Marshall & Pamela Stomel Friends of family of Peter Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC Blanton & Meissa Gentry Friends of family of Stephen V. Long Major, Army, Pentagon Attack John and Julia Chan Peoria, IL, parents of Charles Lawrence "Chip" Chan Cantor Fitzgerald, 105th Fl, 1 WTC William Lang II Father of Roseanne Lang Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC and grandfather of Brendan Lang, WTC William Lang III Father of Brendan Lang WTC North Tower and brother of Roseanne Lang Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC Linda & Tom Wilkonski Cousin of Roseanne Lang, WTC and Brenden Lang, WTC Edward W. McGrain Uncle to the wife of Paul Tegtmeier Engine 4, FDNY, WTC John Antretter Friend/Brother of Peter Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC Judy and Ron Knight Sister & brother-in-law of Frank Wisniewski, VP, Cantor Fitzgerald, 104th Floor, WTC Michael Nott Friend of Charles Burlingame Capt, AA 77, Pentagon attack Orlando, FL Mike & Maria Ragonese Brother & sister-in-law of Laura Marie Ragonese-Snik AON Consultant, 101 Floor South Tower, WTC Loisanne, Jason, and Jeannette Diehl, wife and children of Michael D. Diehl VP, Fiduciary Trust CO. International, 2 WTC Nancy K. Nee Grieving sister of George C. Cain FDNY, Ladder 7, Marriott Hotel, WTC Rosemary Cain Mother of FF George C. Cain FDNY, Ladder 7, Marriott Hotel, WTC Leslie Dimmling, Wife of William Dimmling, Senior VP, Marsh McLennan North Tower, WTC Bill McGough Cousin to Kaleen Pezzuti and Todd Pelino, Cantor Fitzgerald, 1 WTC, 101st floor Walter Hamilton Son of Felicia Hamilton Fiduciary Trust, South Tower, WTC Frank Mistretta, NYPD (retired) Friend and former coworker of SGT Timothy Roy, NYPD, WTC Jean Waletich Cousin of Patrick S. Dunn Commander, USN, Pentagon Carey Pierce Brother of Dennis J. Pierce Senior Auditor, NYS Dept of Taxation South Tower, 86th Floor Julius Zodda Cousin of William Dimmling, Senior VP, Marsh McLennan North Tower, WTC Michael Field Sigma Chi fraternity brother, University of Wisconsin, of Kevin Francis Cleary Broker, Euro Brokers Inc., WTC Jeffrey Namm Godfather of James Andrew Gadiel Cantor Fitzgerald 103d Floor, North Tower, WTC Maureen Morrison Cousin To Ronald J. Hemenway ET1, Navy, Pentagon attack Patricia & Raymond Sellek Sister & Brother-in-law of Wilson & Darlene Flagg AA 77, Pentagon Attack Paul and Nassima Wachtler parents of Gregory Kamal Bruno Wachtler Fred Alger Management North Tower, 93rd fl Barbara E. Lang, friend of Robert C. Miller, Aon Corp., WTC and SGT Thomas E. Jurgens, NY State Court Officer, WTC Ken Haskell, Brother of FF Tim Haskell, Squad 18 and Battalion Chief Tom Haskell FDNY, WTC Brian Kevin Smith Son of murdered Firefighter Kevin J. Smith FDNY, Haz-Mat Company 1 North Tower, WTC Arlene Howard Mother of Port Authority of NY & NJ Police Officer George Gerard Howard JFK ESU unit 8, WTC Tower 1 Christopher Howard Son of Port Authority Police Officer George Gerard Howard JFK ESU truck 8, WTC Tower 1 Jimmy Boyle Father of Michael Boyle FDNY Engine 33, WTC attack Westbury, NY Marc & Michelle Flagg Son of Wilson & Darlene Flagg AA 77, Pentagon attack Florida Michael and Mary Flagg Son of Wilson & Darlene Flagg AA 77, Pentagon attack Winchester, VA Bob & Brit Gore Parents and in-laws of Jennifer & Kenneth Lewis Crew, AA 77, Pentagon attack Robert & Dawn Hemenway Brother of Ronald J. Hemenway ET1 Navy, Pentagon attack Capt. Tom Lombardo Friend of Charles Burlingame Capt, AA 77, Pentagon attack Gainesville, VA Bart & Susan Whitman Friend of Charles Burlingame Pilot, AA flt. 77, Pentagon attack Alexandria, VA Kathryn Griffin Friend of Charles F. Burlingame Capt, AA 77, Pentagon attack Washington, D.C. Charles & Nancy Burcham Faulk Brother in-law & Sister of Stephen V. Long Major, Army, Pentagon Attack Danville, IN Sue & James Weaver Mother & Stepfather of Stephen V. Long Major, Army, Pentagon attack Hazelwood, IN George Long Father of Stephen V. Long Major, Army, Pentagon attack Martinsville, IN Sharon Miles Aunt of Stephen V. Long Major, Army, Pentagon Attack Montrose, CO Connie Mastin Aunt of Stephen V. Long Major, Army, Pentagon attack Hayward, WI Tina Long Wife of Stephen V. Long Major, Army, Pentagon Attack Augusta, GA Phil & Lynn Danforth Uncle/Aunt of Stephen V. Long Major, Army, Pentagon attack Overland Park, KS Jennifer Iannotti Sister of Thomas S. Strada Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Robert & Shirley Hemenway Parents of Ronald J. Hemenway, ET1, Navy, Pentagon attack Shawnee, KS Betsy A. Gore Sister-in-law of Jennifer and Ken Lewis crew members, AA Flight 77 Pentagon attack Linda Pohlmann Wife of William H. Pohlmann NYS Taxation Dept WTC attack Dr & Mrs Kenneth Paul Ambrose Parents of Paul Wesley Ambrose, M.D., MPH, Sr. Clinical Advisor to Surgeon General Satcher AA Flight 77 Pentagon Denis and Suzana Coakley Cousin and cousin-in-law of Ken and Jennifer Lewis, AA crew members, Pentagon Ray and Kathy Campbell Yankton South Dakota Cousin (Ray) to Peter Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC Elizabeth Stanton Cousin of Peter Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Susan Weaver Hazelwood, IN Step-Sister of Stephen V. Long Major, Army, Pentagon Bernard & Patricia Welsh Cousin of Peter Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Jana Y. Lovick Family friend of Major Stephen V. Long Army, Pentagon Attack Catherine T. Puwalski Friend of Strada Family in Memory of Thomas S. Strada Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Westbury, NY Noreen and Jim Considine Aunt and Uncle of Peter J. Owens Jr. Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC Diane Edwards her husband is the cousin of Dennis M. Edwards Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC Nancy and Tom Mulligan Parents of Peter James Mulligan Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Terence & Joan Owens Brother of Peter J. Owens, Jr. Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack. Kevin & Lorraine Owens Brother of Peter J. Owens, Jr. Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack. Elizabeth Stanton Cousin of Peter J. Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Thomas Stanton Cousin of Peter J. Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Elizabeth Stanton Cousin of Peter J. Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack David Coakley Cousin of Kenny Lewis and his wife Jennifer crew, AA Flight 77, Pentagon attack Bernard and Patricia Welsh Cousin of Peter Owens Jr. Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Kathleen Leone Cousin of Peter Owens Jr. Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Kevin J. Welsh Cousin of Peter Owens Jr. Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Joanne McMahon Cousin of Peter J. Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Kate Owens Sister-in-law of Peter J. Owens, Jr. Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC Juan A. Cruz-Santiago Civilian Accountant US Army, Pentagon Survivor Barbara and Sean Bailey Aunt and Uncle of Brett Bailey, who along with their niece's husband, Robert Coll, died in the North Tower Jordan Cayne Father of Jason David Cayne VP, Cantor Fitzgerald 104 floor, WTC attack Robert Debrot Cousin to Howard Gelling Jr. WTC attack Jack Debrot Cousin of Howard Gelling WTC attack Lynne (last name withheld at submitter's request) Cousin of Ricardo Quinn FDNY Paramedic, WTC attack Ed Lamadore, friend of FDNY firefighters Ken Hatten, Ed Sweeney, Bill Burke, & Joe Spor who each lost sons in the WTC attack Jean Pangarliotas Friend of family of Peter Owen Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack Jennifer Taddeo Friend of family of Peter Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC Cindy Justice Friend of family of Stephen V. Long Major, Army, Pentagon Attack Becky Marsh Friend of family of Stephen V. Long Major, Army, Pentagon Attack Sherry M. Allen Friend of family of Stephen V. Long Major, Army, Pentagon Attack Bill Brown (retired American Airlines pilot) Friends of crews members of both America Airlines flights 11 and 77 C. R. (Bob) Paty Friend of Captain Chic Burlingame AA Flight 77 Nancy Thompson Friend of family of Stephen V. Long Major, Army, Pentagon Attack Louise Hoffman Friend of family of Stephen V. Long Major, Army, Pentagon Attack Michelle, Chris & Lisa Hornbaker Sister, Nephew, & Niece of Stephen V. Long Major, Army, Pentagon Attack Martinsville, Indiana Richard P. Lang Brother of Roseanne Lang Cantor Fitzergald, WTC Uncle of Brenden Lang, WTC Timothy J Lang Brother of Rosanne P. Lang, WTC, and Uncle of Brendan Lang Structuretone Inc., WTC Andrew Caspersen Boyfriend of Catherine F. MacRae Fred Alger Management 93rd Floor, 1 WTC Robert Heller Brother of H. Joseph Heller Carr Futures, 1 WTC Colleen and Rob Rastovich Sister and Brother-in-law of H. Joseph Heller Carr Futures, 1 WTC Robert & Peggy Scandole Parents of Robert Scandole Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC Attack NYPD Detective Christopher Scandole Brother of Robert Scandole Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC Thomasine Aberle Aunt of Robert Scandole Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC Attack Vincent Scandole Uncle of Robert Scandole Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC Attack Maria Cella Niece of H. Joseph Heller Carr Futures, 1 WTC Roberta Heller Mother of H.Joseph Heller Carr Futures, 1 WTC Patrick Michael Heller and his wife, Corie, Cousin to H. Joseph Heller Carr Futures, 1 WTC Police Officer David Lim Port Authority Police K-9 Unit, Handler & friend of K-9 Sirius #17 Killed in 2 WTC (B-1 level) Anthony & Mary Ellen DiBona Friends of Captain Charles "Chic" Burlingame American Airlines Flight 77 Stephanie L. Capps Niece of Linda L. New Girlfriend of FF Steven Coakley, Firehouse 217, 1 WTC David Huczko Brother of Port Authority Police Office Stephen Huczko, North Tower, WTC and brother of Richard Huczko, GE contractor, who was killed in Iraq 3/29/2004 Christopher F. O'Conor Cousin of Patrick S. Dunn Commander, USN, Pentagon Patricia A. O'Conor Aunt of Patrick S. Dunn CDR, USN, Pentagon Stephen F. O'Conor Cousin of Patrick S. Dunn Commander, USN, Pentagon Patricia D. and Richard J. Clark Parents of Thomas "Tommy" R. Clark VP, Sandler O'Neill 104th Fl, South Tower, WTC Maureen and John Harrigan Cousin (Maureen) of Peter J. Owens Cantor Fitzgerald, WTC attack James and Marie McMahon Cousins of Peter J. Owens Jr. Cantor Fitzgerald - North Tower WTC J.T. McMahon Cousin of Peter J. Owens Cantor Fitzgerald - WTC Attack Bert Wooley Brother of CPT David T. Wooley FDNY, Ladder 4 Engine 54, South Tower, WTC Mary Otto Mother of CPT David T. Wooley FDNY, Ladder 4 Engine 54, South Tower, WTC Patricia Brennan Aunt of FF Michael Brennan FDNY, Ladder 4 Marriott Hotel, WTC Charles Barberi, Sgt, NYPD Cousin to Edward Strauss Port Authority of NY & NJ South Tower, WTC Jim & Joan Sullivan Parents of Lt. Christopher P. Sullivan FDNY, Ladder 111 WTC, South Tower Heidi Hochwarth Sister-in-law of Firefighter Kenneth Marino FDNY, Rescue 1, WTC -- ��ࡱ�
Re: Brady endorses Kerry
Author: Fred Stueve Jr.
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 01:36
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 01:36
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This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0011_01C4CCD4.4D6D7A90 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Hey guys and girls...... The election is over. George Bush won. Deal with it if you're a liberal. = If you're a liberal who can't deal with this reality, get yourself to = Canada. Evidently Canada is your ideal of a socialist utopia, so why not = stress out here when you could be somewhere where all your dreams can = come true! ------=_NextPart_000_0011_01C4CCD4.4D6D7A90 Content-Type: text/html; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Dwindows-1252"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2800.1476" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD><FONT face=3DArial><FONT size=3D2> <BODY> <DIV><STRONG><EM><FONT size=3D7>Hey guys and=20 girls......</FONT></EM></STRONG></DIV> <DIV><STRONG><EM><FONT size=3D7></FONT></EM></STRONG> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D3>The election is over. George Bush won. Deal with it = if you're=20 a liberal. If you're a liberal who can't deal with this reality, get = yourself to=20 Canada. Evidently Canada is your ideal of a socialist utopia, = so why=20 not stress out here when you could be somewhere where all your dreams = can come=20 true!</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML></FONT></FONT> ------=_NextPart_000_0011_01C4CCD4.4D6D7A90--
Re: Brady endorses Kerry
Author: Fred Stueve Jr.
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 01:41
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 01:41
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This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_002C_01C4CCD5.0B0D5520 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Should read: "Evidently Canada is your ideal of a socialist utopia, so = why stress out here when you could be somewhere where all your dreams = can come true!" ; )=20 "Fred Stueve Jr." <Fred@aol.com> wrote in message = news:d0Tmd.925036$Gx4.794033@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net... Hey guys and girls...... The election is over. George Bush won. Deal with it if you're a = liberal. If you're a liberal who can't deal with this reality, get = yourself to Canada. Evidently Canada is your ideal of a socialist = utopia, so why not stress out here when you could be somewhere where all = your dreams can come true! ------=_NextPart_000_002C_01C4CCD5.0B0D5520 Content-Type: text/html; charset="Windows-1252" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Dwindows-1252"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2800.1476" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Should read: "Evidently Canada is your = ideal of a=20 socialist utopia, so why stress out here when you could be somewhere = where all=20 your dreams can come true!" ; ) </FONT></DIV> <BLOCKQUOTE dir=3Dltr=20 style=3D"PADDING-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; = BORDER-LEFT: #000000 2px solid; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px"> <DIV>"Fred Stueve Jr." <<A = href=3D"mailto:Fred@aol.com">Fred@aol.com</A>>=20 wrote in message <A=20 = href=3D"news:d0Tmd.925036$Gx4.794033@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net">= news:d0Tmd.925036$Gx4.794033@bgtnsc04-news.ops.worldnet.att.net</A>...</D= IV><FONT=20 face=3DArial><FONT size=3D2> <DIV><STRONG><EM><FONT size=3D7>Hey guys and=20 girls......</FONT></EM></STRONG></DIV> <DIV><STRONG><EM><FONT size=3D7></FONT></EM></STRONG> </DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D3>The election is over. George Bush won. Deal with = it if=20 you're a liberal. If you're a liberal who can't deal with this = reality, get=20 yourself to Canada. Evidently Canada is your ideal of = a socialist=20 utopia, so why not stress out here when you could be somewhere where = all your=20 dreams can come = true!</FONT></DIV></BLOCKQUOTE></FONT></FONT></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_002C_01C4CCD5.0B0D5520--
Re: Brady endorses Kerry
Author: Resident Samuel
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 02:01
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 02:01
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On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 01:41:51 GMT, "Fred Stueve Jr." <Fred@aol.com> wrote: >Should read: "Evidently Canada is your ideal of a socialist utopia, so why stress out here when you could be somewhere where all your dreams can come true!" ; ) You said it Fred - amen.
Re: Brady endorses Kerry
Author: Fred Stueve Jr.
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 02:10
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 02:10
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"Resident Samuel" <raccoon@forest.city> wrote in message news:9j0op0l8m9vlc9a5mlm4hi9j06hj4qd506@4ax.com... > On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 01:41:51 GMT, "Fred Stueve Jr." <Fred@aol.com> > wrote: > > >Should read: "Evidently Canada is your ideal of a socialist utopia, so why stress out here when you could be somewhere where all your dreams can come true!" ; ) > > > You said it Fred - amen. Sam, don't goad these liberals anymore! You're being an insensitive clod. Shame on you, Sam. They're already too stressed as it is. Did you see that one of them swallowed a load from a shotgun at ground zero in New York the other day? Damn! Just how freakin' wacked out can a student of Marx get!? ; ) -- Fred W. Stueve Jr., USAF, Ret. National Rifle Association Life Member Amateur Radio License #: KD7LVI
Re: Brady endorses Kerry
Author: Scott M. Kozel
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 02:45
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 02:45
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"Fred Stueve Jr." <Fred@aol.com> wrote: > > "Resident Samuel" <raccoon@forest.city> wrote: > > "Fred Stueve Jr." <Fred@aol.com> wrote: > > > > >Should read: "Evidently Canada is your ideal of a socialist utopia, so > > >why stress out here when you could be somewhere where all your dreams can > > >come true!" ; ) > > > > You said it Fred - amen. > > Sam, don't goad these liberals anymore! You're being an insensitive clod. > Shame on you, Sam. They're already too stressed as it is. Did you see that > one of them swallowed a load from a shotgun at ground zero in New York the > other day? Damn! Just how freakin' wacked out can a student of Marx get!? PEST - Post-Election Selection Trauma syndrome -- Scott M. Kozel Highway and Transportation History Websites Virginia/Maryland/Washington, D.C. http://www.roadstothefuture.com Philadelphia and Delaware Valley http://www.pennways.com
Re: Brady endorses Kerry
Author: Resident Samuel
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 03:10
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 03:10
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On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 02:10:13 GMT, "Fred Stueve Jr." <Fred@aol.com> wrote: > >"Resident Samuel" <raccoon@forest.city> wrote in message >news:9j0op0l8m9vlc9a5mlm4hi9j06hj4qd506@4ax.com... >> On Thu, 18 Nov 2004 01:41:51 GMT, "Fred Stueve Jr." <Fred@aol.com> >> wrote: >> >> >Should read: "Evidently Canada is your ideal of a socialist utopia, so >why stress out here when you could be somewhere where all your dreams can >come true!" ; ) >> >> >> You said it Fred - amen. > >Sam, don't goad these liberals anymore! You're being an insensitive clod. >Shame on you, Sam. I am chastened by your compassionate admonitions... ;-) >They're already too stressed as it is. Did you see that >one of them swallowed a load from a shotgun at ground zero in New York the >other day? Damn! Just how freakin' wacked out can a student of Marx get!? >; ) Good grief! That and the moaning Allah human torch by the White House...strange days indeed!
Re: Brady endorses Kerry
Author: Resident Samuel
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 03:12
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 03:12
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On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 21:45:09 -0500, "Scott M. Kozel" <kozelsm@attbi.com> wrote: >"Fred Stueve Jr." <Fred@aol.com> wrote: >> >> "Resident Samuel" <raccoon@forest.city> wrote: >> > "Fred Stueve Jr." <Fred@aol.com> wrote: >> > >> > >Should read: "Evidently Canada is your ideal of a socialist utopia, so >> > >why stress out here when you could be somewhere where all your dreams can >> > >come true!" ; ) >> > >> > You said it Fred - amen. >> >> Sam, don't goad these liberals anymore! You're being an insensitive clod. >> Shame on you, Sam. They're already too stressed as it is. Did you see that >> one of them swallowed a load from a shotgun at ground zero in New York the >> other day? Damn! Just how freakin' wacked out can a student of Marx get!? > >PEST - Post-Election Selection Trauma syndrome <G>
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