Sexual Battery, False Statements in Government Matters (2) : http://www.oznesbitt.com/files/19980809-RCSO-Case.pdf

Richmond County Sheriff’s Department Transcript (1) : http://www.oznesbitt.com/files/19980812-RCSO-Mallory.pdf

Richmond County Sheriff’s Department Transcript (2) : http://www.oznesbitt.com/files/19980813-RCSO-Johnson.pdf

Richmond County Sheriff’s Department Transcript (3) : http://www.oznesbitt.com/files/19980812-RCSO-Nesbitt.pdf

Augusta District Attorney : http://www.oznesbitt.com/files/20060126-RCDA.pdf

Georgia Peace Officers Standards and Training Council Revoke/Deny Certification : http://www.oznesbitt.com/files/Nesbitt-POST.pdf

Lien Index : http://www.oznesbitt.com/files/20100211-Liens.pdf

Rockdale County Real Estate Index : http://www.oznesbitt.com/files/20100211-Rockdale.pdf

Richmond County Real Estate Index : http://www.oznesbitt.com/files/20100211-Richmond.pdf

Haynes Quitclaim Deed : http://www.oznesbitt.com/files/20100211-Haynes.pdf

Haynes-Nesbitt Deed : http://www.oznesbitt.com/files/Haynes-Nesbitt.pdf

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It’s easy to watch the hot story of any particular moment of whichever tragedy has captured the media’s spotlight and be misguided into out of proportion emotional responses.

42 People are murdered, each day
6 People are murdered by illegal immigrants, each day
0.29 People are murdered each day in ‘mass shootings’ involving 4 or more victims
0.08 People are murdered each day with ‘assault rifles’
102 People die in traffic accidents, each day
32 People are killed in alcohol related traffic accidents, each day
2.8 People are killed each day in total plane crashes
0.007 People are killed each day in terrorism related plane crashes (including 9/11/01 in a 10 year average, the rate is zero if you exclude 9/11)
95 People commit suicide, each day
3 People are killed in firearm-related accidents, each day
0.38 People under the age of 15 are killed in firearm related accidents, each day
338 People die total from unintentional injuries, each day
62 People die from unintentional falls, each day
82 People die from unintentional poisoning, each day
107 People die each day from hospital mistakes (not counting infections)
219 People die each day from infections in hospitals
290 People die each day from non-error adverse reactions to medications
4,000 People under the age of 1 are killed before they are born, each day

You can never legislate your way to complete safety in a society without completely losing freedom and liberty. I value liberty more highly than safety. However, there is a proper place for wise and prudent legislation to reduce un-necessary deaths as long as it fits within our Constitutional model of limited government. Knowing the current numbers simply helps you put your efforts towards improving public safety where they are logically most needed.

Most of the numbers came from the CDC government website.

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But before anyone can legally purchase a firearm you must fill out and sign a sworn document called the ATF Form 4473. Then you have to show a picture ID, and the gun dealer calls the National Instant Criminal System (NICS) to see if you’re a bad guy.

Now let’s look at Question 11e on ATF Form 4473: “Are you an unlawful user of, or addicted to, marijuana or any depressant, stimulant, or narcotic drug, or any other controlled substance? [Yes/No]“. Loughner was described as a “pothead” and was rejected by the US Army because of his admitted marijuana addiction. If he answered “Yes” the store wouldn’t have sold the firearm. So Loughner had to answer “No” … which means he committed a felony, and a felon cannot purchase a firearm.

What I’m getting at is that (1) there are laws already in place to stop Tuscon-like shootings, (2) criminals do not obey laws no matter what the law says or threatens, (3) any new law would not have stopped Loughner in any meaningful way.

Exactly what would have been the outcome if Congress had passed a bushel basket of gun restrictions last year? Probably very little difference. Therefore what real benefit would any number of new gun laws have?

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Within hours of the shooting several media outlets and liberal elites are bemoaning the Glock 19, the firearm used in the shooting, forgetting to acknowledge that the G19 is used in more law enforcement offices than practically any other firearm.

Many media outlets are practically refusing to mention Jared Loughner, preferring instead to blame the Tea Party, guns, the NRA, Sarah Palin, Rush Limbaugh, any any other “right of center” Progressive target. I will not link to them as I do not want to send them any traffic.

The knee-jerkers are also coming out from under their rocks. Rep. Peter King, a Republican from New York, is planning to introduce legislation that would make it illegal to bring a gun within 1,000 feet of a government official. .. sigh .. If this proposed law were really that good, then why not make it “… within 1,000 feet of any human”? Or is the implication that government officials are “more equal” than the great unwashed? This is why I don’t support the Republicans, because their ranks are just as filthy as the Democrats.

Folks let me go on record here:
- I do not advocate an otherthrow of the government, just a re-structuring to be more in line of what this country was founded on.
- I do not advocate violence against any non-violent person, just immediate and effective violence against those that would violence to me or my family.
- The fuse is there, and it’s been there for awhile, but it will be the Progressives-Liberals-Socialists that light the fuse. And it’s because of that that I keep my powder dry.

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There is a historic pistol called the “1911“.

The M1911 is a single-action, semi-automatic, magazine-fed, and recoil-operated handgun chambered for the .45 ACP cartridge. John M. Browning designed the firearm which was the standard-issue side arm for the United States armed forces from 1911 to 1985. The M1911 is still carried by some U.S. forces. It was widely used in World War I, World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. Its formal designation as of 1940 was Automatic Pistol, Caliber .45, M1911 for the original Model of 1911 or Automatic Pistol, Caliber .45, M1911A1 for the M1911A1, adopted in 1924. The designation changed to Pistol, Caliber .45, Automatic, M1911A1 in the Vietnam era. In total, the United States procured around 2.7 million M1911 and M1911A1 pistols in military contracts during its service life.

The Colt pistol was formally adopted by the Army on March 29, 1911, thus gaining its designation, M1911 (Model 1911). It was adopted by the Navy and Marine Corps in 1913. Originally manufactured only by Colt, demand for the firearm in World War I saw the expansion of manufacture to the government-owned Springfield Armory.

There are lost of folks that think that in 2011 we need not to think like it’s 1911. We need to break old traditions and embrace new technologies, they say. Some of these folks are well-respected, well-researched, and well-experienced. Many prefer something like the Glock 19, a pistol that can carry twice the number of bullets, has less recoil so that the second shot is easier to hold on target, is cheaper to produce, is lighter, can carry lights and lasers, etc. Well, they’re right, the 1911 is a workhorse from a different era.

Nevertheless, the first pistol I ever shot was a 1911 government issue. The first pistol I purchased for myself for self-defense was a 1911 clone. Today I continue to carry a 1911 clone as one of my primary carry handguns. I see myself always having a 1911 in my collection.

It has been said that there are more people in graves because of 1911 pistols than all other pistols combined. I don’t know of that is entirely accurate, but I wouldn’t be surprised. It is a design that does its job well in practically any condition, and can usually be relied on in any situation. Most of today’s problems come from ammo not considered for use by Browning, or tweaks to Browning’s design parameters … not problems with the gun itself.

So while not an “official” birthday of the 1911, today makes a great day to celebrate the old workhorse.

1911. Because it’s just silly to have to shoot twice.

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The purchasing power of the dollar in 1913, when the chart above begins, was close to what it was in the 1830s. As long as we were still on a gold standard (up to 1933), it was almost as though an external force was drawing the value of the dollar back toward that adjusted value.

The Great Depression and the policy tools used to fight it severed the domestic link of the dollar to gold. The external trade deficits of the United States during the 1960s caused the final rupture of the international link to gold in August 1971.

The rate of decline in the purchasing power of the dollar tended to level off in the 1980s, but a long, slow, cumulatively corrosive decline has continued to the present, with the consequence that a dollar today would buy one less than a nickel’s worth of goods and services in Woodrow Wilson’s time.

The accompanying graph is at least some evidence that the experiment of a Federal Reserve System (created in 1913) with no explicit link to gold, and no effective external check on its activities, has failed the public’s interest.

Is SHTF really that far off?

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Developed in conjunction with Gunsite instructor Ed Head, the Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle is a new platform in the Ruger M77® family. While the Scout Rifle has M77 features such as controlled round feed and integral scope mounts (scope rings included), the 10-round detachable box magazine is the first clue this isn’t your grandfather’s Ruger rifle.

I like the scout concept … enough that I have one myself, a Savage Model 10FCM.

But oooohhhhhh, I do like Ruger’s 10-round detachable box magazine, although I don’t know if I like for $350 more than my Savage cost me, and Savage’s AccuTrigger is a great add-on.

Like Ruger said, “The one rifle to have if you could only have one.”

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• Based on their opposition to Heller, they don’t think you have an individual right to keep and bear arms.
• Based on their opposition to McDonald, they want states and cities to have free rein infringing those rights they don’t think you have.
• They want to ban private sales.
• They want to enforce “No Gun Zones,” places where only criminals can carry guns.
• They’re against concealed carry.
• They’re against open carry.
• They’re against car carry.
• They’re against have guns ready to deploy in home defense.
• They’re against Castle Doctrine.
• They’re against “stand your ground” laws.
• They want to ban semi autos.
• They want to ban inexpensive guns.
• They want to ban .50 cals.
• They want to ban lead ammunition.
• They want to register guns and create a national database.
• They want to require microstamping.
• They want to sue gun manufacturers.

Sorry, but to me these “common sense” laws appear to border on draconian gun prohibition.

Bottom line: if the Brady Bunch, and groups like them, really want to prevent me from easily obtaining guns, or try to prevent me from legally carrying a gun in public, then I have but two words for them: ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ.

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Yet Gandhi also understood that passive resistance is of no value when lives are being lost. It’s difficult to win for a cause when your oppressor is killing you.

Gandhi realized that the level of nonviolence he promoted required incredible faith and courage, which he believed everyone did not possess. He therefore advised that everyone need not keep to nonviolence, especially if it were used as a cover for cowardice.

It is better to be violent, if there is violence in our hearts, than to put on the cloak of nonviolence to cover impotence. Violence is any day preferable to impotence. There is hope for a violent man to become non-violent. There is no such hope for the impotent. If the capacity for non-violent self-defense is lacking, there need be no hesitation in using violent means.

Standing by impotently when faced with violence is the worst possible response, far worse that responding with violence. Free people must arm themselves, both ideologically and with weapons of violence, to put an end to the attacks directed against them. Having a viable, efficient, and cost-effective means of resisting imminent violence is a cornerstone of freedom. The choice is completely yours: resist or comply.

This is one reason why I remain armed while both in and out of my house.

Gandhi, It is better to be violent, if there is violence in our hearts, Violence is any day preferable to impotence, resist or comply

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