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Should New York State be divided Upstate from Downstate? Watch the New Amsterdam Project youtube video For mor information and the online petition
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Turnabout is Fair play! The Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance (SASO) for New York State counties. With the help of Erich Pratt at Gun Owners of America and his legislative counsel, this template was adapted for NYS counties. It is modeled after the SASO that passed in 8 State of Oregon counties last November. Unlike county resolutions, SASO's have teeth, and actually punish county employees for non-compliance. This is another tool we have to help protect our Second Amendment. Please it print out, get a few friends together and take it to your county sheriff and county legislatures. Nobody is going to protect our Second Amendment except us! PDF of the Second Amendment Sanctuary Ordinance ---------------------------------------- ALERT! NEW NYS ANTI GUN BILL PROPOSALS FROM OUR FREINDLY NEIGHBORHOOD DEMOCRATS! |
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Current Court Actions Attorney Jim Ostrowski responds to SAFE Act in Reply Brief to NYS Attorney General – 2AWNY.com
Gun Owners Foundation is challenging an anti-gun New York City law before the U.S. Supreme Court. ****** * NYS Senate Bill 9191 Lawsuit/summons with notice filed against Cuomo, NYS AG. and NYSP Supt. ****** SAFE ACT—APPEAL—APPELLATE DIVISION ROCHESTER Brief https://www.scribd.com/document/387546565/Brief-on-Appeal-for-Ben-Wassell?secret_password=lelfrnVuJ27k4ZwGWb1k Please help cover the costs - GoFundMe https://www.gofundme.com/2clmcw ****** SULLIVAN ACT For more information Jim Ostrowski ****** NEW - 1791 SOCIETY FILES NEW LAWSUIT AGAINST NY STATE OVER FIREARMS MAGAZINE CAPACITY ****** NEW - WASSELL RESPONDENT'S BREIF
Jim Ostrowski's web site with lawsuit updates
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Gun Owners of America, New York Theres a new Second Amendment Rights Organization in NYS. Watch the video on GOA NY Civil Rights Restoration Act Click for guest speakers and other information
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| FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 18, 2018 N.Y. CIVIL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS TAKE AIM AT THE FBI BEFORE THE NATION'S HIGH COURT Webster , NY – Civil rights attorney Paloma A. Capanna announced the filing of a Petition for Writ of Certiorari to the United States Supreme Court in the case of Robinson, et al. v. Sessions, et al. The Petition requests permission to appeal to the nation's high court, a privilege granted to approximately 80 cases per term (year). The case of Robinson v. Sessions concerns the civil rights of individuals who lawfully purchase a firearm through a federally-licensed dealer, using the NICS background check system. The government defendants have admitted it compares every firearms customer against the “Terrorist Screening Database,” even though a NICS-to-TSDB match cannot result in the denial of the attempted firearms purchase. The Plaintiffs charge that this violates Brady Act restrictions on FBI use of a customer's personal information. “This is outrageous,” said Bill Robinson, lead Plaintiff. “The FBI has run more than 222 million background checks for firearms purchases against the Terrorist Screening Database without the legal authority to do so. The Brady Act guaranteed our right to privacy for the information we fill out on the ATF Form 4473. The FBI is violating the black letter of the law.” Capanna describes the case as “unusual” because the government has already admitted all of the material allegations made against it. “ Robinson v. Sessions needs to be heard by SCOTUS because the FBI reads and quotes the law, but then does not follow it. If we can't stop the FBI's activities in this case where all the allegations are admitted, then we are one giant step closer to the implementation of a government super computer where all of your personal information is linked.” The case was dismissed in the lower courts. There, the judges said that the person who would have standing to bring such a lawsuit is a person alleged to be a “terrorist” as part of the TSDB. The Plaintiffs are asking SCOTUS to reverse and grant standing to proceed with the case on the merits to obtain a permanent injunction against the FBI, ATF, Terrorist Screening Center, and the U.S. Attorney General. THE PETITION IS AVAILABLE ON LINE AT: https://law-policy.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Robinson_PETITION_SCOTUS_filed-04172018.pdf. PRESS CONTACT INFORMATION: Paloma A. Capanna, Attorney & Policy Analyst 633 Lake Road Webster , New York 14580 (585) 377-7260 (315) 584-2929 mobile www.Law-Policy.com
LATEST NEWS ON PETITION The case of Robinson v. Session is now docketed at the U.S. Supreme Court under number 17-1448. (Note that the 17-1427 number is the lower court number that was assigned at the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.) The answer to the Petition is due from the office of the U.S. Solicitor General on May 21, 2018. After that magic May 21 date, the papers will advance to the clerks of the Justices. At some point, our Petition will hit a conference rotation and we'll have the greatest prayer revival of our lives on a given Friday. Stay tuned! You can retrieve .pdf copies of all documents
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A federal court is hearing testimony this week about bribes for gun permits in New York City. A massive gun licensing scandal in New York City, now the subject of a Manhattan federal court trial, could easily be an indictment against so-called “discretionary issue” laws that allow authorities to decide who does or doesn't get to exercise their right to keep and bear arms, which is supposed to be protected from such corruption by the Constitution. According to the New York Daily News, what happened in the New York Police Department's license division amounted to “greenbacks and goodies from Former Assistant Brooklyn District Attorney John Chambers and other gun expediters, to speed up the permitting process.” Chambers is the first of seven people accused of bribing New York cops in order to smooth the process for getting a gun permit in The Big Apple, according to the New York Post. Gun rights activists have long complained that it takes an inordinate amount of time and expense to get a gun permit in the city. Ironically, this trial has opened coincidental to the introduction of a national “purchaser licensing” gun control measure by outgoing Connecticut Congresswoman Elizabeth Esty, an anti-gun Democrat. Published accounts so far have quoted former NYPD Sgt. David Villaneuva, a former supervisor in the License Division, who has testified that he accepted “greenbacks and goodies” from Chambers, a former assistant Brooklyn district attorney, and other so-called “gun expediters.” The purpose was allegedly to speed up the process for the privileged, to get or retain gun permits that can take many months for average citizens to obtain, provided their applications are approved. These courtroom revelations could ultimately provide ample arguments for dismantling such “discretionary issue” systems, replacing them with the kinds of “shall issue” laws now in effect in dozens of states where police and sheriff's departments are required to issue licenses or permits to any qualified citizen who applies. Instead, New York is clinging to what many believe is a discriminatory system, by only changing some of the ways it does business, along with changing the License Division staff. The scandal erupted last year, nine years after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a handgun ban in Washington, D.C., affirming that the Second Amendment protects an individual right to keep and bear arms.
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School Shootings and the Second Amendment Ralph Esposito First let me say that no one in their right mind feels anything but horror and sadness at the terrible tragedies when a sick individual commits multiple shootings. Our hearts go out to the victims and families of such evil. Putting a sign up saying this school is a gun free zone is not an answer. Using emotional theater by parading the victims and their families crying for strict gun control is also not an answer. Years ago many schools had shooting ranges. It was not uncommon to see children walking in the halls of many schools with their rifles to get to the rifle club practice -- yet there were no mass shootings. The media talking heads will denigrate the Second Amendment in this debate. In truth the Second Amendment does not give us the right to own firearms; it affirms that we have a right to have arms and explicitly stops the government from infringing on our owning firearms. United States v. Cruikshank (1875), the Court ruled that "[t]he right to bear arms is not granted by the Constitution; neither is it in any manner dependent upon that instrument for its existence. The Second Amendment means no more than that it shall not be infringed by Congress, and has no other effect than to restrict the powers of the National Government. How do we as a nation keep our children safe while not giving up the Right to Keep and Bear Arms? There are many suggestions. They span everything from banning guns to armed guards and allowing teachers to legally carry their handgun. At the Second Amendment Radio Show and GOANY we do not favor any type of gun ban or restriction. Looking at other countries that have strict gun control we see mass shootings happening. Just remember the shootings in France. Not only fully automatic rifles but grenades were used. The 10 ton elephant in the room is that no amount of gun control will stop bad people from getting their hands on guns, explosives, knives and other things they can use to kill. A gallon of gas can fuel your car for 20 or 30 miles of driving or used to burn down a house. It is not the object but the person and their intent. Response to the tragedy Budd Schroeder 1. Show empathy for the victims of the shooting. 2. Focus on the need for more attention to those who indicate a tendency for violence. 3. Pass a law to make it mandatory for school officials to alert law enforcement when they see a student who is showing tendencies for violent actions. 4. Stress the need for armed security in schools either by staff trained in proper responses and have the ability to be armed or having an armed person for security. That would add very little cost to a school budget. |
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Organizational Constitution
We, the Undersigned residents of the State of New York , in order to defend the Rights of the People of the State of New York, do ordain this Organizational Constitution as the founding document of The 1791 Society, and set forth the purpose, structure, and rules of our Society as follows: Purpose: The purpose of the 1791 Society is to support and defend the United States Bill of Rights in its entirety, as it is understood in the context of the case law of the Supreme Court of the United States . The People of the State of New York face an ever-growing threat from the trampling of an unjustifiably powerful executive branch on the Constitutional and legal rights of its residents. We have a duly elected Assembly and Senate that lacks the institutional power to act as a check and balance upon the Governor. We deplore all efforts to restrict, erode, or curtail the Constitutional Rights of New York's residents and we exist as an organization to reverse all such infringements. Name of Organization: The organization shall be referred to as “The 1791 Society”. No other name may be used to describe the herein-created organization. Official Position on Constitutional Interpretation: The 1791 Society hereby endorses the Fair Reading method of Constitutional interpretation holding that “legal words mean what they conveyed to reasonable people at the time they were written, with the understanding that general terms may embrace later technological innovations.” Membership: The members shall consist of all those individuals who duly affix their signature below this document. They shall provide the organization with their contact information and shall receive their membership information within thirty (30) days from the date of initial dues reception. Membership annual dues are affixed at twenty five ($25.00) United States Dollars, due within thirty (30) days of membership. Annual dues shall be set by the Executive Committee and President within the first five (5) weeks of each calendar year. Members may only lose membership upon a finding of Just Cause by the Executive Committee and the consent of the President, or for failure to pay annual dues by April 1. Members hereby agree to resolve all legal disputes by binding and final arbitration, comprised of a three-panel arbitral tribunal selected by the parties. New York law shall govern dispute resolution. The situs of any arbitration shall be Buffalo , New York . For more information call 716-656-0350. |
VIDEO LINKS Latest on NY SAFE Act lawsuits FOIL LAWSUIT WIN! Video of the News Conference Second Amerndment Show WIN
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Assembly Majority Leader Sheldon Silver and Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos have bothe been arrested for corruption. One to go! |
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Newest interview of Paloma Capanna, Second Amendment Attorney & Policy Analyst
Note - this is Audio Only! ------------------ Other SAFE Act information White Paper on the Second Amendment
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2015 Constitution Day Dinner
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Bill's Mexico Border Adventures
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GOA NY The Civil Rights Restoration Act - PDF Document Albany, New York, January 9, 2017 -- "The Civil Rights Restoration Act" will guarantee the civil rights of all to Due Process, Equal Protection, Privacy, Property, and Second Amendment. It will strengthen family, amending the definition of "immediate family" to include "parents, brothers, and sisters." It will honor religious freedom for those of the Amish faith, allowing them to provide fingerprints, where a photograph requirement otherwise precludes purchase of a long gun for hunting to feed their family and community. It will expand the right to counsel to men and women defending their handgun license from "mental health" allegations. It provides for notification to more than 600,000 people who have already been reported, in secret, to the NYS Police and the FBI under "mental health" and other, disqualifying provisions. |
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Our displays are designed to give our guests a glimpse into the different periods of our military heritage. Explore the stories and artifacts that take you back into history! |
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The Glenn H. Curtiss Museum, bearing the name of Hammondsport's favorite son, is located on State Route 54, one half mile south of the village of Hammondsport, New York. Dedicated to the memory of pioneer aviator, Glenn Curtiss, the museum contains a priceless collection relating to early aviation and local history. The museum also features a 75-seat theater, large open area for special events and a museum store. In addition to seeing the museum displays and exhibits, visitors are welcome to visit the Restoration Shop, talk with volunteer craftsman and watch them work on historic aircraft. |
Coming soon Historic firearms exibit on loan from the NRA |
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Press Release On 10/3/2014, The State of New York Department of State Committee on Open Government issued a four page “advisory opinion.” The Committee's opinion goes against Governor Cuomo's refusal to release NYSAFE Act information requested in FOIL filings October 4, 2014 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Albany, NY – The Committee on Open Government dealt a significant blow to Governor Cuomo and the New York State Police through their October 3, 2014 Advisory Opinion that there is no legal basis for the refusal to release aggregate statistical information about the “assault weapon” registry. This on the same day that three, powerful supporters of the Second Amendment served the Governor and the NYS Police with Petitions to demand production of information in response to earlier demands made pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act during the past eight months. The groups filing suit are Gun Owners of America, and Bill Robinson (host of the syndicated “Second Amendment Radio Show”). The Committee's Advisory Opinion follows eight months of work by these groups to get responses to this and other requests related to the 2013 SAFE Act. Although as a matter of procedure, it is generally the state agency that sends copies of the agency appeal papers to the Committee, the groups submitted its own copies to make sure that the Committee was informed of the difficulties they were experiencing. The 4-page Advisory Opinion by the Committee could not be more clear: “…it is our opinion that disclosure of aggregate data or that which can be derived from the collected records and reported without identification of individual licensees is subject to disclosure under the Freedom of Information Law.” “We are thrilled with the Opinion of the Committee on Open Government,” said Bill Robinson, whose weekly radio show is heard across New York from WYSL AM1040. “The work of the independent Committee on Open Government is particularly vital in a state like New York where the Governor says ‘transparency' but then hides from basic questions.” Larry Pratt, Executive Director of the national organization Gun Owners of America pointed out, “Connecticut and Colorado released their registration information promptly upon deadline. It has been amazing to think that a state like New York has forced us to undertake so much legal work to try to gain such basic information.” Gun Owners of America has more than 750,000 members across the U.S. , including in New York . The FOILs submitted by concerned Monroe County gun ownners, who wanted to ask a list of questions around the State Police “Field Guide” and website. Stephen J. Aldstadt, a Second Amendment Advocate, added, “The timing of the Opinion of the Committee on Open Government relative to our filing and service of the court cases to enforce our requests could not be more appreciated. It will underscore for the Supreme Court the appropriateness of our requests.” The Opinion also excited George Rogero of the Orange County Shooters, who last year submitted a similar FOIL, which was also denied. Rogero, who blogged about his experience, had literally put out an all-call for an attorney to proceed with the matter into a courtroom. As George Rogero said, “You shouldn't have to hire a lawyer to get basic information from your government. The Freedom of Information request is the most basic of our ways to address our government, to learn information, and to fulfill our duties as an active citizenry in a democracy.” The three lawsuits filed under New York Civil Practice Law & Rules Article 78 are returnable at the Albany County Supreme Court on Friday, November 7, 2014 at 9:30 a.m. Oral arguments are expected. FOR INQUIRIES : Bill Robinson, Co-host Second Amendment Radio Show Larry Pratt, Executive Director Gun Owners of America George Rogero |
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| On 10/3/2014, The State of New York Department of State Committee on Open Government issued a four page “advisory opinion.” The last two paragraphs state: “Accordingly, due to the lack of reference in the statute, the statue's purpose of protecting applicants from harm, and legal precedent from the highest court requiring specific statutory authority, it is our opinion that disclosure of aggregate data or that which can be derived from the collected records and reported without identification of individual licensees is subject to disclosure pursuant to the Freedom of Information Law. In our opinion, none of the discretionary exceptions appearing in §87(2) of the Freedom of Information Law would permit the State Police to deny access to aggregate data regarding firearm and assault weapon permits reported without identification of individual applicants. On the contrary, we believe that data of that nature must be disclosed pursuant to § 89(2)(g)(i), which specifies that “statistical or factual tabulations or data” contained within internal agency records be disclosed. Accordingly, it is our opinion that such non-identifying data is required to be disclosed upon request.” |
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Bill's Big Border Adventure
Bill took a trip to the US - Mexico border to see Glen Spencer.
Here are links for two videos. and photos
For more pictures and information
click here to go to Homeland Security and straight Talk
VIDEO Part 1 Glenn Spencer of American Border Patrol Part 2 Glenn Spencer of American Border Patrol Web site link - American Border Patrol Glenn Spencer is the president and founder of American Border Patrol. American Border Patrol is the only non-governmental organization (NGO) that monitors the border on a regular basis. For more information go to: www.americanborderpatrol.com American Border Patrol Ranch operations Web site - www.americanborderpatrol.com |
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2 Border patrol trucks |
Wayne's old spread |
A closer look at Wayne's old spread |
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On the MEX/US/AZ border. River crossing & tank & car barrier. The San Pedro River |
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Our formidable border fence. OK stop laughing! |
Another section of the fence. |
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Unmanned drones can guard the border |
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Glenn Spencer showing his unmanned border detection system
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One of the drones |
Glenn Spencer and visitor |
Glenn's drones will automaticly launch when the unit detects any intrusion. The drone will fly to the area and transmit video back to the control station. |
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Pictures of Nacos, Nogales and more border towns
Bill meets Arizona's Sheriff Joe Arpaio
Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Maricopa County, Arizona with Bill. Sheriff Joe has been a thorn in the side of the Obama Administration for his view that the border means something more than a turnstile for illegal immigrants to flood the United States.
Bill presented him with a NYS Compliant AR-15, red dot scope & a 10 round
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The Patriot of the year
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The Vermin of the year:
The Vermin of NY Congratulations Governor Andrew Cuomo you win again! |
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Gov posing with the ex leadership of the NY Senate and Assembly. Photo courtesy of governor.ny.gov |
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EastSide Traders sell both long-guns and handguns Rent $15.00 per hour, Long-guns $ 20.00 per hour, premium/specialty rifles $25,00 per hour. EastSide Traders has a modern, up to date, high tech 25 yard indoor shooting range. Eight positions. |
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Avon Gun and Hunting Supply |
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Some of Avon Gun's large stock of guns and accesories |
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Hol-Field Rod & Gun Club (585) 657-6323 |
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Visit one of the jewels of New York State in the heart of the beautiful Catskill Mountains. |
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Stan and Suzanne, owners of the Barvarian Manor. |
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We offer 150 years of hospitality experience. You will note a certain European atmosphere along with it's Catskill Mountain essence. Stan and Suzanne are 3rd generation family innkeepers keeping tradition alive. . For more history visit www.bavarianmanor.com. There are 18 bedrooms , a cocktail lounge and a full service restaurant on it's 100 acres. All rooms feature private bath, cable tv, free wi-fi, a/c, in-room coffee, alarm clocks (if you really have to), all but the “cozy/charming” category have mini-fridges, some have jetted bathtubs and fireplaces. Each staff member is carefully hired and encouraged to make each guest comfortable. |
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Northside A great place for used auto parts inc. low milage tires, batteries, auto parts of |
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Nearly 50: By Paloma Capanna
About Paloma CapannaI write because words are as necessary to life as air and water. A civil rights lawyer by profession, in my personal writing I free myself and my readers from the rules that would otherwise inhibit the sharing of words as we actually experience them. I spend my time between homes in Webster, New York and in Beaufort, North Carolina. Click the title to get to Paloma's Amazon page.
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