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 FREEREPUBLIC.COM 1 Hour Ago Mississippi's newest Gun Rights Organization: Mississippi Carry On Friday, June 28, 2013, the last day before  Mississippi House Bill 2 was to take effect, representatives from Hinds County law enforcement and several anti-gun state lawmakers filed a motion to block the new law from taking effect. A circuit court judge in Hinds County granted the motion and one week later upheld a permanent injunction against the new law. Earlier Attorney General Jim Hood released an official  opinion  on the new gun law, and his office held a meeting with the Chief's of Police Association. Soon after this meeting law enforcement across the state began using public funds and resources to print "No firearm" signs that they handed out to many businesses in nearly every town in Mississippi. Towns began putting up "No Firearms" signs in all public buildings followed by ordinances at every level of local government. The Mississippi Association of Supe...

 LEGALINSURRECTION.COM 4 Hours Ago Interpol Chief after Kenya Mall attack: Maybe armed citizenry isn't so crazy after all by  Mandy Nagy In the wake of the Westgate Mall attack in Nairobi, many have turned to the issue of security and a debate over how to protect against similar terrorist attacks on soft targets. Interpol Secretary General Ronald Noble had some interesting comments for ABC News today in a post titled  Exclusive: After Westgate, Interpol Chief Ponders 'Armed Citizenry.'  The comments are likely to spur even more debate between proponents of gun control and 2nd amendment advocates. Interpol Secretary General Ronald Noble said today the U.S. and the rest of the democratic world is at a security crossroads in the wake of last month's  deadly al-Shabab attack  at a shopping mall in Nairobi, Kenya – and suggested an answer could be in arming civilians. In an exclusive interview with ABC News, Noble said there are really only two choices for prote...