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Bert,

I've had a look at Gun Control Australia's web site and they have this list
as a Press Release (see below).

I presume all the other dribble posted by Peter Lucas is also to be found on
this site too.

Chris

How Dangerous are American Gun Extremists?

Posted on January 3, 2010

It seems that some gun owners in the USA (and perhaps Australia) believe
that gun ownership may be used to challenge governments in a hostile manner.
It also seems to us that gun extremist groups (groups that want little or no
controls on gun ownership) in the US, such as the National Rifle Association
(NRA) and the Second Amendment Foundation (SAF) will not clearly condemn
those who have such ideas.

GCA urges all Australians who are concerned about the possibility of this
occurring in the US (or even Australia) to study the recently published US
book, 'Guns, Democracy and the Insurrectionist Idea'. The authors are two
lawyers, Josh Horwitz and Casey Anderson. Details about this book are shown
on the American website of the 'Coalition to Stop Gun Violence'
(www.csgv.org).

http://guncontrol.org.au/