Your activism task for today is to let people know about this new local gunnie radio show.
Rick
High Noon Saturdays
Hosted by Steve Kates.
It starts this Saturday, 24 April, at Noon.
A chief sponsor is S.W.A.T. Magazine.
His first guest will be Richard Stevens (JPFO; Dial 911 and Die; Innocents Betrayed)
Richard Stevens also writes a regular column in SWAT Magazine which tends to introduce the junior LEO into the world of Freedom Issues (very cautiously, of course, no sledge hammers).
Activism:
1) It is hard to get a locally-produced show off the ground -- so if y'all could e-mail this information as far and wide as you can
2) Listen to the show this Saturday and CALL IN !!! This helps his sponsors know that people are listening to the show.
3) Go to your favorite gun shops and tell them about the show and suggest that they would be doing the gunnie community a service by buying what is surely some very cheap ad-time.
Sez Richard Stevens, "We're working to keep RKBA issues active in the minds of Arizonans. Only by doing so can we hope to preserve as many rights as we still have here."
More info about SWAT Magazine: www.swatmagazine.com
Rick
High Noon Saturdays
Hosted by Steve Kates.
It starts this Saturday, 24 April, at Noon.
A chief sponsor is S.W.A.T. Magazine.
His first guest will be Richard Stevens (JPFO; Dial 911 and Die; Innocents Betrayed)
Richard Stevens also writes a regular column in SWAT Magazine which tends to introduce the junior LEO into the world of Freedom Issues (very cautiously, of course, no sledge hammers).
Activism:
1) It is hard to get a locally-produced show off the ground -- so if y'all could e-mail this information as far and wide as you can
2) Listen to the show this Saturday and CALL IN !!! This helps his sponsors know that people are listening to the show.
3) Go to your favorite gun shops and tell them about the show and suggest that they would be doing the gunnie community a service by buying what is surely some very cheap ad-time.
Sez Richard Stevens, "We're working to keep RKBA issues active in the minds of Arizonans. Only by doing so can we hope to preserve as many rights as we still have here."
More info about SWAT Magazine: www.swatmagazine.com