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Ameer wrote:
RPB wrote:March 16, 2:00 P.M.

Now in Progress

Campus Carry Hearing Video Link (RealPlayer)
Is this posted anywhere in a better format? Maybe a highlights reel on youtube?

Well, the entire 5 hour/40 minute video archive thing you can fast forward/rewind/pause etc is here http://www.house.state.tx.us/video-audi ... 1031614420" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
You can watch in the free realplayer

RPB

txyaloo wrote:
Beiruty wrote:
tbrown wrote: Was it legal to carry there? wasn't govermental meeting in session?
It wasn't posted. I spent much of the time playing "spot the gun".

I got a good laugh at the expense of the girl sitting next to me. She was a UT student and was against campus carry. She and I chatted a bit. Little did she know, her elbow was mere inches from my 1911 for about 30 minutes. I wonder if she felt threatened?

What will be interesting to me is:

If later, car burglaries increase at private schools which opt out, and decrease at public schools where fewer guns will be "stored in cars" This will require informing criminals where guns are stored on the news again, which may occur when this goes into effect after it passes all stages

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Caraway, Burnam, Walle voted no.

Here's the twitter version from John Woods' perspective
http://twitter.com/sgfstexas" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

(earlier today for it: Miller, Beck, Burnham, Driver (surprise), and Peña.)

Carraway was opposed prior to the hearing according to a woods supporter phone call early today
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=147321258663894" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

you know Burnam

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Sometimes I wonder if State Capitol Metal Detectors caused any Legislators to go thru a chl class and see we "ain't so bad"

I liked Dr Holda's testimony and think if he didn't have to also represent the Junior/Community College organization he might have said even more positive things.

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CWOOD wrote:I made it for the first two hours of the meeting. Before I left, the chairman, Rep. Sid Miller commented that after two hours of testimony, there were still more persons waiting to testify than at the beginning of the meeting.

I must commend the Chairman, Rep. Miller for his efficient, courteous and evenhanded conduct of the meeting.

It was so crowded that they had to open up TWO overflow rooms during the meeting.

There was LOTS of testimony but after 5 hours and 40 minutes HB 750 was voted favorably out of committee with a 5-3 vote.

If you would like to watch the meeting you can do so by clicking "Homeland Security & Public Safety Committee" on the following page:

http://www.house.state.tx.us/video-audi ... broadcast/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

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RHenriksen wrote:So... HB 750 is headed to the calendar committe; its companion bill, SB 354, has been sitting in the criminal justice committee for 6 weeks. Any news from that side of the capitol?

http://www.capitol.state.tx.us/BillLook ... Bill=SB354" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

not yet

I"m thinking they are sending 1 at a time ... if 750 passes, others like junior college one/faculty only one isn't needed ...
so probably a strategy in all others not moving yet on Senate and House.

If 750 later gets "jacked up" send in the next, repeat until something happens

So the others left "pending" and inaction in Senate may be on purpose.

RPB

hirundo82 wrote:
RPB wrote:
hirundo82 wrote:
RHenriksen wrote:HB 750 voted out of committe
Without amendments?
correct

Thank you for being my ears on the video. I owe you a beer for that (or a soda if you prefer, but you probably need a beer after listening to all the John Woods clones).

Soda ;) I only drink a quarter shotglass of wine each year at communion

I'm glad you got some benefit of me doing it, I didn't know if I was just logging for myself or what lol

Sorry for any typos, but I have no left hand I slap the keyboard fast as I can and hope ...

RPB

Now, ppl who missed can speed read and I have a clue what to address if I need to testify again in person or in writing of anything.

Seriously though, no "guns stored n cars, increased vehicle burglaries lately" except a few of our written testimonies?

I wonder how they read the written ones so fast ... if they did at all.

RPB

hirundo82 wrote:
RHenriksen wrote:HB 750 voted out of committe
Without amendments?

correct

RPB

7:39 Simpson Closing on Committee SUBSTITUTE for 86
Life Liberty Property restore the rights.

Chair withdraws substitute 86 leaves pending
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1167 chair closes leaves pending
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1356 withdraws substitue and pending
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Driver closing on 750
appreciate attention

7:42 p.m.

Move HB 750 pass to General Calendar
5 aye
3 nays
passed and goes to general calendar

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7:33 Cole Sharp left California attends Comm Colege was in a car wreck before, grew up in Burnet county
is against bills these cause violence and they kill people and pharmaceutical companies push pills for every disorder so bad idea Texas style gun violence is not a good idea suicides and gun theft will occur where I drink and do drugs I take class 3 narcotics I'm antisocial and grew a bread. I see things differently due to drugs I take. I"m a retard it isn't fair.
(Poor guy)
If you put guns on campuses people will do suicide it isn't right I take books not guns to school
guns chls in the capitol are ok we feel safe here but Texas is in debt medicaid funding is cut

(Poor guy)

RPB

any one else want to testify?

pausing

room getting empty?

chatting among comm members.

"I'm ok with 750, does he got the votes?"
"I think he does"

"WE have more information than we can digestt now, if we weren't interested wouldn't be here"

{all Comm members are back now)

(I know they couldn't have read my testimony yet, next time anyone between Burnet and Austin I'd be willing to meet to ride in with you, I can't drive in Austin)

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7:20 James Former LEO 10 years and CHL instructor with honest to goodness facts
response times
real not imaginary things
no confusion

refreshing after all the john woods fear feelings my laboratory explodes and melting glocks and use spray that wind blows back in your face

couple of the anti-leaning womem comm members are missing, and the young guy at ut law school on committee?

no confusion we had training we don't shoot everyone with a pencil in their hand

real good

RPB

I think committee members are tuning out a lot now

RPB

7:14 Colby Lee? reading 3 Virginia Tech Victims Testimony (1 2)

1) Susan Turner, a mommy of a deceased,
These are glad it was a gun free campus so their kids were effective targets.
Arming teachers makes teachers the first target

2) lilly Haftu
Student at some yankee state, not a taxpayer nor resident who wants to remotely control us and admits to getting an illegal CHL in Virginia.

3) colin goddard's junk, he guesses that if someone had a gun they'd give it to cho. and everyone will be suicidal

Study:
THe Israel ADOLESCENT rate of suicide decreased if they had no military weapon. so ddon't allow a chl on campus, it's a magical place.

RPB

I gotta say, in 1984, I was in college, in Houston, my mom was dying of Leukemia in Austin. I drove and took care of her and missed a mid term, prof wouldn't let me make it up, I had 32 As in a row, got a D in his class even after explaining the situation. Yeah I was furious, I ran into him years later, we discussed it, he said he didn't know I was serious, I was 30 years old about that time I think. I got over it, he got over it. we shook hands. I never thought of hurting the man.

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