Neil W. McCabe, Editor
Dear
Guns & Patriots readers,
It is impossible to understand the flush of emotions for Americans who lived through both the Japanese strike on Pearl Harbor and the Sept. 11 Attacks. It was not supposed to ever happen again. It did, and it will again.
The old World War II song went: "Let's remember Pearl Harbor as we did the Alamo/Let's remember Pearl Harbor as we go to meet the foe/We will always remember those who died for Liberty!/Let's remember Pearl Harbor—and go on to Victory!"
To remember and commemorate, we have put together a slideshow of historical photos to help maintain Dec. 7's context. Our Go button will take you to the Pearl Harbor National Park and our video this week is a Castle Films newsreel detailing the scope and scale of the attack with Navy footage.
Also this week, I want to point out our sponsor:
The Elevation Group. Knowledge is power and with them, knowledge is profits, too. The Elevation Group is a new-look financial organization based on the lessons of the current economic collapse. Check out how their 2011 predictions fared and hear their forecasts for 2012. Good stuff.
Let me also mention our new free gun and accessory inventory software program:
GunCount. There were tons of downloads in the last week, and we only heard two problems. The first was mistyped email addresses, which was easy enough to track down and fix. The second problem was trusting the Adobe Air program, which combines into one action, the download, unzip and installation. You just need to trust that it is as easy as it is.
Otherwise, the feedback has been off the charts. Thank you for your generous words. Many people were involved in making the
GunCount a reality—and when you finally release a project to the world, there is the anxiety of wondering if it would really catch on. So far, so great!
If you have not tried it yet,
download it here.
In this week's issue, we look at W. Mitt Romney's record on gun rights in Massachusetts, the bizarre case of an Air Force female major, who nearly cost us the use of an overseas air base and my interview with David Bellavia, an Iraqi War hero who is helping the families of the "Intrepid 13" bring their remains home with honor—and more!
As a special bonus, we have Brian H. Darling's article on Europeans and Gun Rights that he wrote for the UK's
Daily Mail that they then pulled down in less than 24 hours for being too dangerous. We talk about it, too on this week's podcast, along with my interview with Stephen Russell, the officer in charge of the task force hunting Saddam Hussein about his new book "We Got Him!"
Enjoy,
Neil W. McCabe
Editor,
Guns & Patriots
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