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A madman walks into a synnagogue with a knife, and yells he wants to kill Jews. Who stops him? A man with a gun, a cop in this case.

Police shot and killed a disturbed man after he walked into one of Brooklyn’s most prominent synagogues early Tuesday and stabbed someone there, sources said.

The bloodshed at the world headquarters of Chabad-Lubavitch at 770 Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights happened shortly after 1 a.m., sources said.

A Chabad spokesman said witnesses reported that the man said “Kill the Jews,” but police said the man may have said, “I will kill all of you.” One witness told The Post that the man did not talk about killing Jews.

Calvin Peters, 50, walked into the basement of the synagogue, where people were praying, sources said.

“According to witnesses, he was heard saying repeatedly, ‘Kill the Jews!’” Chabad Rabbi Motti Seligson said. “Several other individuals immediately intervened. While we are very pained by everything that has unfolded, we are very grateful to the police for their quick response and are working closely with the authorities in their ongoing investigation.”

Seligson said the victim was Levi Rosenblat, a young rabbinical student from Israel. He’s in stable condition at Kings County Hospital.

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Some visuals are so powerful you don’t need to do much other than put the name of the product and the website.

 

Do soldiers wear shooting glasses when they fire their weapons? I don’t know. This ad says they do:

Not bad, Wiley X, I like the contrast between the soldier and the civilian, two different men, both shooters.

Wiley X Saber Advanced Sunglasses, Smoke Grey/Light Rust/Vermillion, Matte Black

 

 

I wish he was carrying a rifle instead of a crossbow, but other than that, this ad is hilarious.

This ad was on the second page of Field & Stream (December edition).

When someone breaks into your home, you have a right to shoot. When they refuse to leave, you have a right to shoot. When they try to take your gun, you better shoot. That’s my opinion, I’m not a lawyer but the system agrees with me.

GREENVILLE, Mich. (AP) — A western Michigan man who fatally shot a naked, drunken man in his home won’t face charges.The Montcalm County prosecutor says Jess Braman acted in self-defense when he shot 27-year-old John Sherman Russell at his Greenville home in September.Prosecutor Andrea Krause says there’s evidence that Russell presented an immediate danger. She says he refused peaceful requests to leave the home and then attempted to grab Braman’s gun.Braman found Russell asleep on his couch. His blood-alcohol level was more than three times the legal limit for driving. Friends told investigators that he had consumed many drinks at a bar hours earlier and was violent at another home.

Read more at: http://www.monroenews.com/news/2014/dec/07/no-charges-michigan-fatal-shooting-naked-intruder/

Whether it’s a Michael Brown telling a cop

Maybe this is why they say Marines are never retired, but active or inactive.

GASTONIA, N.C. (AP) — A 68-year-old Gastonia man says he scared off two men in ski masks trying to break in his home with his gun he can keep on his walker. And then he taped a note to his door saying if they try to break in his house again, he will be waiting on them.

Joseph Sapienza told The Gaston Gazette (http://bit.ly/1vx3JpO ) that he was watching TV Thursday night when he heard someone trying to pry open his door. He says he got his gun, put it in a holster in his walker and shuffled to the front door. He flipped on a light, yelled he was armed and threw open the door.

Sapienza says the men ran away. He says he put up the note to warn any other would-be robbers.
Source: http://www.sfgate.com/news/us/article/Gastonia-man-scares-off-thieves-with-gun-on-walker-5941313.php

 

I’m not a hunter, so the following has plenty of great tips:

So we are now halfway through the Maryland firearms deer season and you haven’t filled your tag yet. You may be thinking “What am I doing wrong?” You have, after all, been using the latest calls, scents and gadgets that all the magazines and TV shows say you need. You’ve got the fanciest new camo and the best gun you could almost afford. The problem, however, isn’t what you’re using, it’s that you’ve been led astray. There are a million gadgets, quick fixes and magic bullets that promise success. Some even work now and then, at least enough to keep you hooked. But the real keys to being a better deer hunter are both easier and harder than you’ve been told.

Both of these tasks are very simple, but they take time and effort. The first you should enjoy – spend more time deer hunting! Sure, some hunters get lucky their first five minutes in the woods or have a buck come running to that new bottle of scent, but if you want to consistently kill more and bigger deer the first thing to do is spend more time on stand. Hunt every afternoon and weekend you can. Keep going, keep trying, keep learning what the deer are doing and what you need to do to adjust.

Magic tips and tricks may help now and then, but