• First, I want to point you to Hot Soup where a 'subject loop' has been created by the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence. Go check it out and add your two cents. 
• Next, consider UN control of the Internet:

1. Atlas Shrugs: BEWARE: UN Wants Internet Control
2. New York Supreme Court Criminal Term Library: Editor's Note, Information Week: The Internet Governance Forum: Will Theory Lead to Practice?

• The Bitch Girls have Fan-freakin-tastic News from Utah. 
• Boots and Sabers does Wisconsin: Does Anybody Really Care What the MJS Thinks Anymore?
• Clayton Cramer goes long in More On The Death of Daniel Culotti. 
• Apparently there is a move afoot to stockpile cash in case the wrong folks win. The Countertop Chronicles posts his wishlist and points to other's in the DiFi/Schumer/Pelosi/McCarthy Contingency Fund.
• As much as we recognize our responsibility for our own lives, we will acknowledge that the police are sometimes in the right place at the right time placing themselves in harm's way: Ghetto Rats Killed Chicago’s Streets This Afternoon.
• Welcome back to the Florida Gun Lawyer:

1. Banned for Life: Felons and Guns
2. How Much is Enough?

• The Gun Blogs finds balance in Pennsylvania: Buy a Truck, Get a Gun. 
• Gun Legislation & Politics in New York blogs the “Gun Violence Task Force” in Albany.
• Manufacturers Struggle To Develop Smart Gun - Manufacturers struggle but the TV guy says it is easy. Who ya gona believe?
• John Lott:

1. Even the BBC acknowledges that hunting helps protect vulnerable species
2. Control of the Senate and Judges
3. Gun Control and the West

• From the NRA:

1. Australian Gun Ban A Failure
2. Pelosi Is Hillary`s Fatal Fem
3. Corzine Cancels New Jersey Bear Hunt
4. Hunters Responsible For Saving Hunting
5. Blog: Campaign Finance - Refuting "Reform"
6. Blog: Conyers' Halloween Mask

• Of Arms and the Law blogs a Self defense in Seattle. 
• SayUncle goes short in Democrats and guns.
• Off topic: Nothing annoys me more than a government that believes it knows better than the Constitution, except for foreign powers who think they can tell us what to legislate. If you are interested in internet gambling, check out the International Economic Law and Policy Blog  in The Gambling Case: More Complainants?

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