RAY wrote:



> RR:  I'll stop flappin' my jaw on this, Mike, when you start
> walkin' your finger to the telephone book.  Even a long
> distance call (I hear on TV) only costs 99 cents these days.
> That's a cheap price for truth.
>        So go ahead! Take that plunge, unless you're afraid.
> Call the AG's office, and find out:
> 
>             THE NRA LIES
> 
>         Also, I just noticed a second lie on the
> NRAwinningteam website, just after the first lie.
>         The NRA claims that criminals don't have to
> register their guns.  This is an insane lie, evident
> to anybody who has actually read the Supreme
> Court case they cite, Haynes v. U.S.
> (88 S.Ct. 722 1986)

A lie is a false assertion which the author knows, or has good
reason to believe, is not true.  

Ray, you insist that you had a telecon with the California
Attorney's General's office which is at odds with published
reports.

As for myself, I can't prove that this alleged phone call did not
not place, nor can I prove that what you attribute to the Cal AG
was not said.  So I am unable to assert that you are liar.  That
would be to say, the story of the Cal AG's denial would be a flat
out lie.

However I can say that what you attribute to the Cal AG is
inconsistent with reputable reporting, and it appears to me me
that your allegation is itself a lie.

David