Unpublished CDC Study Confirms over 2 Million Annual Defensive Gun Uses

Study by #CDC

NEVER RELEASED affirms previous estimates of 2.5 Million defensive gun uses per year‼️#LEFT has decided the ONLY way to win debates is to conceal information & censor conservative voices

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— Scott Barbour (@drscott_atlanta) April 21, 2018

The Snowden effect and NSA snooping A court finally demands feds justify FISA spying

◼ Is the terrorist threat enough for all Americans to give up their Constitutional rights? - By David H. Laufman/Washington Times

In the latest fallout from Edward Snowden’s leaks of classified information, a federal court last week dealt an unprecedented blow to the government in criminal prosecutions where a defendant has been subject to communications intercepts under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

For the first time in FISA’s 36-year history, a federal district judge ordered the Department of Justice to disclose to the defense the government’s application for FISA surveillance of the defendant — despite an affidavit from Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. stating that such disclosure would harm U.S. national security.

The case thus represents a further erosion in the judiciary’s willingness to accept government invocations of “national security” without more critical examination.