Guns, freedom, and terrorism
By: Wayne LaPierre.
Publisher: WND Books
Published: 2003
Place of publication: Nashville, TN
Language: eng
Number of pages: 246
Subjects: United States; Gun control -- United States; Firearms ownership -- United States
Notes: Foreword by Rush Limbaugh.

Includes bibliographic references and index.
Table of contents: title: Homeland security: terrorism and truth; title: Arming pilots: a moral imperative; title: Terrorist bomb factory in Kabul? Close the gun show in Peoria!; title: The second amendment: putting freedom first; title: Current firearms laws: prosecution is prevention; title: Self-protection: women and guns; title: The right to carry: trusting citizens with firearms; title: Media misrepresentation: and that's the way it isn't; title: Michael Bellesiles: his own worst nightmare; title: The medical anti-gun lobby: issuing junk science; title: The anti-hunting movement: "animal rights" and moral wrongs; title: The court offensive: disarmament by lawsuit; title: Government terrorism: public housing and raw power; title: Australia: loss of liberty; title: Britons: disarmed and victimized; title: Licensing and registration: "It can't happen here"; title: Going ballistic for "fingerprinting"; title: Kids and guns: teaching and tolerance; title: Parents and reponsibilities: sowing seeds of violence or greatness; title: The "gun culture": America's cultural war.