Posted on 08/04/2003 2:33:35 AM PDT by kattracks
I tried it five minutes ago with the search term: john lott . It was the first link presented.
I'm curious about the phone number and wonder what area-code is assigned to it. But, CNSNews didn't publish it.
Domain ID:D98296683-LROR Domain Name:ASKJOHNLOTT.ORG Created On:27-Jun-2003 22:10:30 UTC Last Updated On:27-Jun-2003 22:16:48 UTC Expiration Date:27-Jun-2004 22:10:30 UTC Sponsoring Registrar:R91-LROR Status:TRANSFER PROHIBITED Registrant ID:GODA-03418410 Registrant Name:Mary Rosh Registrant Organization:Center for Truth Registrant Street1:380 Main Street Registrant City:Washington DC Registrant State/Province:New York Registrant Postal Code:10012 Registrant Country:US Registrant Phone:+1.9179132591 Registrant Email:maryrosh@mail.com Admin ID:GODA-23418410 Admin Name:Mary Rosh Admin Organization:Center for Truth Admin Street1:380 Main Street Admin City:Washington DC Admin State/Province:New York Admin Postal Code:10012 Admin Country:US Admin Phone:+1.9179132591 Admin Email:maryrosh@mail.com Billing ID:GODA-33418410 Billing Name:Mary Rosh Billing Organization:Center for Truth Billing Street1:380 Main Street Billing City:Washington DC Billing State/Province:New York Billing Postal Code:10012 Billing Country:US Billing Phone:+1.9179132591 Billing Email:maryrosh@mail.com Tech ID:GODA-13418410 Tech Name:Mary Rosh Tech Organization:Center for Truth Tech Street1:380 Main Street Tech City:Washington DC Tech State/Province:New York Tech Postal Code:10012 Tech Country:US Tech Phone:+1.9179132591 Tech Email:maryrosh@mail.com Name Server:GW.DATAGRAM.COM Name Server:NS.CONTAGIOUSMEDIA.ORG
Q: What's your stance on the immunity bill?
A: The stance I'm taking on this issue has surprised many of my supporters. Truthfully, I question the necessity of the immunity bill. While I know there have been many unfair lawsuits against gun manufacturers, I'm starting to believe that safer, tight restrictions
will come from the privatized world, rather than the government agencies. If the gun manufacturers can still maintain a sense of fear of lawsuit, then they can do more to prevent the guns from getting into the wrong hands.
Q: I really want to believe you, but, I've heard that you're in the pay of the gun industry. Is that true?
A: I think the gun control people are going to continue to bring it up. I've been in debates this year with people from Handgun Control Inc. and other gun control groups in which they asserted flat-out that I've been paid by gun makers to perform studies that favor the NRA. Obviosly, these claims are false! I have always been an honest source.
Q: Can I buy hundreds of semi-automatics without being reported to law enforcement?
A: Yes, you're in luck. Licensed gun dealers have no requirements to report multiple sales of long guns, even though this is the kind of gun that terrorist organizations love.
Q: I want to get roughly ten hand guns for my friend's 50th birthday party, but I really don't want the police to know about this. Is there any way for me to do this without getting reported?
A: Hopefully, you haven't saved this for the last minute. By law, licensed gun dealers must report to federal law enforcement whenever someone buys two or more handguns in 5 business days. So, if you have two months before the party, you can just buy one gun every six days, and you shouldn't have any problem at all.
Q: I live in Tuscon, so you know I've been dealing with the Sniper/Peeping-Tom. I'm glad he was finally caught, but now everyone's worried about the copycats who have sprung up. Is there anything we can do about this?
A: Jennifer, you've asked a very poignant question. However, it is still legal to purchase .50 caliber sniper rifles. These weapons can hit a target a mile and a half away. Thankfully, the Sniper/Peeping-Tom was caught. People like him are far and few between, which means that it's not really a problem that .50 caliber sniper rifles are so easily attainable.
Q: Why would you try to help people get around the laws? Who on earth would advise someone to buy a .50 caliber rifle to shoot people at a mile and a half?
A: Dear Mark Klamer, I'm sorry that you have misunderstood me. I am not advising anyone to shoot people at a mile and a half distance. In fact, I'm letting people like you know what we have against us. Our laws allow anybody to buy .50 caliber "sniper" rifles. As a staunch gun rights supporter, I can't deny how this just makes us look bad. Wouldn't you agree?
Q: My husband is abusive & I feel threatened by him. What do you recommend?
A: You'd be surprised how common a question this is. However, my answer to you - which is the same answer I would give to anyone else - is that the thought of guns should not even cross your mind when looking for a solution to your domestic issues. See a professional about this issue. There are people and organizations dedicated to this. Shooting him is NOT the answer.
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