Guns

From antiprotester:

This is a test:

"An elderly Iraqi woman shows two bullets which she says hit her house [emphasis added] following an early coalition forces raid in the predominantly Shiite Baghdad suburb of Sadr City."

The only way those bullets hit her house was if someone threw them at her house.

You see, they've never been fired. For those of you unfamiliar with firearms, only the little copper-looking tip is the actual bullet. The larger, cylindrical casing below it holds the primer and the gunpowder that propels the bullet out of the firearm.

Nice going, AFP! Proof again, that members of the MSM are often dupes for terrorist propagandists, and know very little about things military.

Policing the police - with video.

Texas House Bill 1815 was approved by the Senate and goes to the Governor's desk (he is expected to sign). HB1815, by McCallen Sen. Juan Hinojosa (D) and Lubbock Rep. Carl Isett (R) clarifies once and for all that it is legal to carry a handgun with you in your vehicle for personal protection without a concealed handgun license (provided you are otherwise legally eligible to possess the firearm).

Today, Gov. Perry also signed into law House Bill 991 which keeps the names and other personal information of Concealed Handgun License (CHL) holders confidential. Only law enforcement agencies will have access to the information.

In other gun news, a couple of young Idaho brothers exercise their little-known right to openly carry loaded firearms in public. Apparently, this is not legal in Texas, so don't strap on the six-shooter and go strolling down Congress just yet.