It is a Federal felony for a prohibited person to even attempt to buy a gun, although there are damn few prosecutions of this offense. Look it up yourself, I'm tired of being Research Boy.
In any case, the original facts I was talking about remain:
There is considerable evidence now that Saddam was looking for uranium in 1999. Remember, this was after the inspectors had returned. His stockpile in Iraq had been confiscated.
He must have had something in mind for this material, and something in mind to go around the inspectors. What? The answers to that question are important, but nobody wants to rock the "Saddam was harmless forever" boat. Fine. Head back in the sand. It's warmer down there.
Current Events » in reply to Any way you like: parolees are prohibited from possessing firearms, not shopping.
Wrong.
The whole thread (23 posts)
- Steyn on Wilson
- re: Trying means he did not succeed
- re: Trying means he did not succeed
- If someone tries to buy a gun....
- Our prisons are full of folks for trying but failing to buy a gun? Try again. (n/t)
- re: Announcing in advance
- Yeah, but we know Saddam sinned in his heart...........
- Are you channeling Bowser now?
- Are you channeling Bowser now?----How sad, didn't know he died?............ (n/t)
- Actually there was no violation of Property Rights.......
- "And if "sovereignity" somehow confers legitimacy, particularly in tyrannies, why was the Left so cranked about South Africa a few years back?"
- re: Are you channeling Bowser now?
- Are you channeling Bowser now?
- Yeah, but we know Saddam sinned in his heart...........
- re: Trying means he did not succeed--that time.
- re: Trying means he did not succeed
