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If you are on a mobile device or cannot view the images in this message, click here to view this email in your Web browser. Please add GunsandPatriots@email.humanevents.com to your address book. An Exclusive Publication of Human Events | Vol. 4, No. 7 This week in Guns & Patriots... Neil W. McCabe, Editor Dear Guns & Patriots readers, There is always news, which is good for a newsletter. Sometimes the news is about us, like our renewed recruiter relationship with the National Rifle Association, which was just finalized. We can now offer NRA annual memberships to our readers for $25 instead of the regular $35, both new memberships and renewals. Click here. Also, while we are talking about the NRA, in this week's issue, I wanted to share with you one of the most powerful addresses given at the Feb. 9-11 Conservative Political Action Conference. It was given by Wayne LaPierre, the NRA CEO. It absolutely brought the house down. Read it and you will see why. I was at CPAC for the first two days, but I missed the Saturday for the chance to go to the Nation's Gun Show held in Chantilly, Va., with gun rights icon Dick Heller. Heller has become a great friend of the G&P newsletter and I hope you appreciate him as much as I do. Our Go button this week will take you to the Heller Foundation, which he set up to support his legal fees as he continues to litigate on our behalf. Our video is a short feature on an American forces patrol in Afghanistan. The patrol both engages the enemy in a fire fight, and the locals in a key leader meeting in support of the civil government. I have been using my Mandarin lessons from Pimsleur Approach now for two weeks and it is a very easy way to pick up the sounds and meanings. My problem with Mandarin was always trying to mimic the tones, but with Pimsleur is just natural. They are the sponsor this week and I hope you give them a try. Before letting you go to check out the rest of the roster, Happy St. Valentine's Day, and just remember, guys: St. Valentine died in prison. Enjoy, Neil W. McCabe Editor, Guns & Patriots Guns & Patriots Podcast, Episode 36: CPAC lookback Neil W. McCabe and Brian H. Darling Listen to Episode 36 of the Guns & Patriots podcast! Hear Brian and Neil lookback to the Conservative Political Action Conference and the new energy in the pro-gun rights movements. Also, Neil talks to historian Robert J. Laplander about this week's Medal of Honor Roll Call... Read More Common Sense: A matter of conscience Lt.Col. Oliver North, USMC (Ret.) WASHINGTON — "We don't need you, so shut up!" That's the message the Obama administration has sent loud and clear to America's Roman Catholics. And it's a message now being sent to U.S. military chaplains — to the detriment of our armed forces... Read More Medal of Honor Roll Call: Michael Valente & Harold L. Turner Robert J. Laplander As promised, this week we continue exploring the men 'behind' SGT York – those who did not receive quite the acclaim he did, while still performing amazing feats of courage, determination and valor... Read More Gun Review: Glock 26 Gen 4 Richard L. Johnson My first Glock 26 was a backup gun (BUG) that I bought back in 1998. At that time, I worked for a suburban-Atlanta police department and carried the full size Glock 17 as an issued duty pistol... Read More Life would be simple if pols, judges accepted gun rights as real rights Raquel Okyay If lawmakers and judges would simply accept the Second Amendment as lawful and binding, a need for proactive measures to protect our natural and constitutional right to keep and bear arms, would not exist...Read More Emily 'got' her gun! Emily Miller The bad guys buy guns off the street in five minutes, and the city has no record of the transaction. Law-abiding citizens have to take a five-hour class that is only taught outside of the District, pay $465 in fees, sign six forms, pass a written test on gun laws, get fingerprinted, be subject to a police ballistics test and take days off work... Read More LaPierre: NRA has never backed down Wayne LaPierre I've been leading the NRA — and our fight for freedom — for more than two decades now. We've had some tough fights. We've been through rough battles. But we've never backed down... Read More Rahm's big check to the Second Amendment Foundation Jon McClellen Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and the City of Chicago wrote a $399,950 check to the Second Amendment Foundation for the City of Chicago violating our right to keep and bear arms. See the check and read the details... Read More Heller speaks to G&P at the Nation's Gun Show Neil W. McCabe One man at the gun show came up to him and bowed before him, Heller said. “It happens a lot.”... Read More Marine scout snipers teach Afghans Marine Cpl. Johnny Merkley The weapons systems used by the ANA marksmen are U.S. Army M-24 sniper rifles with tactical Leupold scope attachments. The Afghan designated marksmen use this Army sniper rifle in place of the custom M-485 sniper rifle used by Marine scout snipers... Read More The Last Jump: Chapter 34 John E. Nevola Derek explained his interpretation each time Macie got stumped by the censor's deletions. Roxie was describing a Lockheed P-38 Lightning, a fast twin-engine pursuit plane. She was doing a good job communicating through the censor's erasures... Read More Federalist No. 27: Idea of Restraining the Legislative Authority in Regard to the Common Defense Considered (continued) Publius Man is very much a creature of habit. A thing that rarely strikes his senses will generally have but little influence upon his mind. A government continually at a distance and out of sight can hardly be expected to interest the sensations of the people. The inference is, that the authority of the Union, and the affections of the citizens towards it, will be strengthened, rather than weakened, by its extension to what are called matters of internal concern; and will have less occasion to recur to force, in proportion to the familiarity and comprehensiveness of its agency... Read More Become a fan of Guns & Patriots Join the Facebook discussion to agree and disagree... Join us. Check out the Heller Foundation, the organization run by gun rights icon Dick Heller...