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From: "Citizens Of America"
To: [email protected]
Subject: Citizens Of America SPECIAL MESSAGE
Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 02:37:08 -0400

TIRED OF JUST COMPLAINING ABOUT GUN CONTROL?

HERE'S AN OPPORTUNITY TO ACTUALLY DO SOMETHING
ABOUT IT.

Right now --- Friday April 19 ­ NO MATTER WHAT
STATE YOU LIVE IN -- SEND A FAX to:


TO:California Assembly Public Safety Committee.
FAX NUMBER:    1-916-319-3745

Your MAIN Message:

I OPPOSE ALL ASPECTS OF AB 2222 !!

You can add "It's harassment",  "worthless and
unnecessary" "More Democrat oppression" or the like.

The Assembly is simply "counting" pro and con faxes now, and we don't want them to miss the point.

This bill (AB2222) will reclassify .50 BMG rifles as dangerous devices requiring registration and permits to own. Don't care? YOU WILL.
After the .50 is reclassified and the precedent is set,  they'll be banning the next level down (.458 Win Mag) and the next and the next.
What's to stop them? And because of California's political influence they'll be pushing for NATIONAL versions of these laws.

NO MATTER WHAT STATE YOU LIVE IN ­
JUST SEND THE FAX, EVEN IF YOU SENT ONE BEFORE!

If that's impossible, send it NO LATER than this coming Monday, the 22nd.

IT CAN DEFINITELY MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
*****
I don't post often, but when I do I hope it's wrth it!!!!
Prospector
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btt

The time for letter writing in kalifornia ended years ago.

Maybe that's so, but it can't hurt.

Prospector.... Keep up the fight!  I've written a few and these people know exactly how I feel.

Unfortunately, I am only one.

Yesterday I sent a snail mail letter to the Public Safety Committee c/o Assembly Member Carl Washington, who is the present Chairman.  He is obligated to enter all correspondence addressed to the committee into the record.

But Carl is a Democrat and not on our side.

Your best point of contact on the committee IMHO is member Jay La Seur, a strongly pro-gun Republican.  He happens to be the vice chairman, and if he gets copies of whatever you send the committee it will be less likely to get lost.

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