Please read this carefully. We have never needed your help more than we need it now!

Dear Friend,

Last year, in a historic decision, the U.S. Supreme Court clearly proclaimed that the Second Amendment is an individual right.

Not a collective right. Not a right of the "militia." A right of each American citizen.

You might think that would have ended the debate, but it didn't. Even after this decision, local governments around the country pretended that the protection of individual Second Amendment rights applied only to the federal government, not to the states or cities.

This is one reason why cities like Cleveland and Chicago continue to infringe individual rights with draconian gun bans and unreasonable regulations aimed squarely at law-abiding citizens.

As is so often the case, the only way to fight against such unconstitutional behavior is to file a lawsuit and win.

That's why now, a little more than one year later, America's highest court has again taken up a Second Amendment case.

Linda Walker, the 2009 recipient of the NRA's Sybil
Ludington Women's Freedom Award, shown here
with other past recipients, from left:
Marion Hammer '95, Linda Walker '09,
Edie Reynolds '07, Patty Clark '05

Buckeye Firearms Association Central Ohio Chair Linda Walker made the trip to Washington D.C. recently to receive the National Rifle Association's 2009 Sybil Ludington Women's Freedom Award at the NRA's fall Board of Directors meeting.

According to the NRA, "the Sybil Ludington Women's Freedom Award recognizes exceptional accomplishments of modern heroines through their legislative activism as well as advocacy, volunteerism, and education of others to the goals of the Second Amendment and the NRA on a national level. Its name comes from a heroine of the American Revolution."

An NRA press release announced that "Linda Walker of Alexandria, Ohio received the Sybil Ludington Women's Freedom Award for her outstanding history of achievements."

Walker was accompanied to D.C. by her friend and Buckeye Firearms Minuteman Mary Carducci. The pair were given V.I.P. treatment during their weekend stay. Upon arriving on Thursday, they enjoyed a private tour of the Capital Building with the intern of their Congressman, Pat Tiberi, and lunch with Congresswoman Jean Schmidt, a long-time friend of Buckeye Firearms Association.

Taken from the most recent "Page Nine", Alan Korwin's "The Uninvited Ombudsman Report"

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BILL OF RIGHTS DAY FAST APPROACHING

Dec. 15 this year is a Tuesday, mark your calendars now. Committees of Correspondence nationwide are beginning to prepare for the Bill of Rights Day commemoration that left people delighted with the grandeur and significance of the public reading of our charter of freedom -- one of the world's most famous documents.

Simple steps for planning your own local BOR Day event:
http://www.gunlaws.com/BOR%20Day%202006.htm#BillOfRightsEventPlanning

Reports from prior events, with the lighter and darker side of it:
http://www.gunlaws.com/BOR-Day-2008-Report.htm

2008 recap (at the Wrigley Mansion)
http://www.gunlaws.com/BOR-Day-2008.htm

The Bill of Rights
http://www.gunlaws.com/TheBillOfRights.htm

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2- "Vigilant Eagle" GunSpies

The lamestream media told you:

Nothing.

The Uninvited Ombudsman notes however that: