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The Unrequited Dream of Smart Guns

They look wonderful in theory but fail miserably in practice. Earlier this week, I was invited to be Benjamin Rockwell’s guest on Digital Computer Talk, to record a segment for an episode of his nationally syndicated broadcast radio show (prior ...

From BOB OWENS, Pajamas Media,  21 Nov 2009

Related Topics: New Jersey Institute of Technology

Iran Shipping Terrorist Weapons Through Civilian Ports

The international community has the ability to take steps against shipments originating from Iran. They have yet to act. One aspect of the Israeli Navy’s intercept of 500 tons of military ordinance bound for Hezbollah is the disturbing fact that ...

From BOB OWENS, Pajamas Media,  12 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Hezbollah

Iranian Rockets Captured by Israel Identical to Rockets Fired At U.S. Bases in Iraq

The massive, Hezbollah-bound cache aboard the MV Francop included a type of rocket that Shiite militias fired at U.S. troops two years ago. During the summer of 2007, the escalation of violence from Shiite militias peaked in Iraq, and the government of ...

From BOB OWENS, Pajamas Media,  9 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Hezbollah

Thank Goodness for ‘Cop Killer’ Weapons

For once, the media's ignorance and fact-free hype regarding firearms may have served to actually save lives. Authorities have identified the weapons U.S. Army Major Nidal Malik Hasan used to carry out his murderous assault at Fort Hood as a FN ...

From BOB OWENS, Pajamas Media,  9 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Nidal Malik Hasan

The Victims of Fort Hood

The traumatic anguish of the attack will echo for years to come. Part of being the family member of a soldier is the knowledge that when your loved one deploys overseas, you may never see them whole again. Some soldiers come back without visible wounds ...

From BOB OWENS, Pajamas Media,  5 Nov 2009

Related Topics: Nidal Malik Hasan,  Walter Reed Hospital,  Federal Bureau of Investigation

A Man’s Wal-Mart Is His Castle?

An employee fight at Wal-Mart that ended in a gunshot to the head challenges Montana's new law regarding the use of deadly force in self-defense. The .25-caliber bullet that ripped into the left side of Danny Lira’s forehead blew apart when it hit his ...

From BOB OWENS, Pajamas Media,  27 Aug 2009

Related Topics: Wal-Mart

More Bunk On Concealed Carry From the Violence Policy Center

The VPC — an organization funded by Obama when he sat on the Joyce Foundation — invents their own reality with an assault on gun rights. Before he was president — even before he was a senator — Barack Obama was active on the board of directors for ...

From BOB OWENS, Pajamas Media,  19 Aug 2009

Related Topics: Barack Obama,  Joyce Foundation,  William Ayers

Semper Fi: Why the Marine Social Media Ban May Not Go Far Enough

The military should ban Marines from using social networking sites on private computers as well. An immediate ban on commercial social media sites such as Facebook, Twitter, and MySpace went into effect for all Marine Corps personnel using the ...

From BOB OWENS, Pajamas Media,  8 Aug 2009

Related Topics: Twitter Inc,  Facebook Inc.

Renewed Debate Over Obama’s Birth Certificate

A suit brought by an Army Reserve major has reinvigorated the discussion, which — while far-fetched — is an interesting look at the law regarding birth certificate issuance. Rumors questioning President Barack Obama’s citizenship have been circulating ...

From BOB OWENS, Pajamas Media,  25 Jul 2009

Related Topics: Barack Obama,  Hillary Rodham Clinton

Large Democratic Donors Help Shut Down July 4 Atlanta Tea Party

Of course the left doesn’t want a mass demonstration against the government. It’s only patriotic when liberals protest, everyone knows that. love the smell of leftist fear. Another example of the “tolerance” of the left. It is again a very scary ...

From BOB OWENS, Pajamas Media,  25 Jun 2009

Related Topics: Simon Property Group, Inc.,  George W. Bush,  U.S. Republican Party,  Barack Obama

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