LESSONS FROM THE ZIMMERMAN TRIAL

 

George Zimmerman was carrying a permitted concealed Kel-Tec PF-9 pistol when he shot and killed Trayvon Marty. What’s happened to him, however, demonstrates the risks people take when they chose to legally carry a firearm.  (Read the full column at EWRoss.com)

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COMBAT TERRORISM: IMPROVE YOUR SITUATIONAL AWARENESS

I listened to former New York City Mayor Rudi Giuliani on Fox News after Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev’s capture say that Americans should leave worrying about terrorists to law enforcement and our intelligence services and just go about living our lives. I disagree, and I’m surprised that the Mayor of New York on 9/11/01 would say that.  (Read the  full column at EWRoss.com)

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