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Check out this interview with my youngest daughter Regis Giles. Her website is girlsjustwannahaveguns.com her African safari film is available @ kudubvoodoo.com
Regis Giles is 21. She’s beautiful. She’s accomplished. She’s a brown belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu – trained by the infamous Valente Brothers. She’s a huntress. She’s a student, an NRA columnist, a business owner (visit her site – girlsjustwannahaveguns.com), and 2nd amendment/self defense activist. She works at her Jiu-Jitsu academy, which she’s been training at for 11 years now. She also just finished producing her hunting DVD “Kudu Voodoo,” which features a South African Safari she went on with her family, last summer. Is there any possible way she could be more hard-core than she already is? I don’t think so. She’d have to develop some sort of alien superhero powers. But, I mean, just look at her! Seeing Super-Regis flying around town in a cape actually wouldn’t surprise me much.
CH: I’m assuming you picked up your love for guns from your dad. But, when did you go from a gun/hunting enthusiast to a 2nd amendment activist? How old were you when you started shooting?
RG: My father most certainly introduced me to the gun world, but my passion for them started the moment I first pulled the trigger on my .22 rifle. I started shooting at the age of 9, and training in Jiu-Jitsu at that same time. Knowing Jiu-Jitsu and how to shoot, and then seeing news reports of girls being abducted by Chester the Molester, I found it my personal duty to share my knowledge and get active.
CH: So, after 11 years of Jiu-Jitsu training, being a brown belt and all, are you still afraid of bad guys? Do you have any current fears or have your skills made you fearless?
RG: Before I started shooting and training in Jiu-Jitsu, I was a very rambunctious child and felt that I could handle myself in a fight. That was a false sense of security I had, because I really didn’t know how to fight. Now, being fully educated on the art of self-defense, I am confident in myself – knowing that I have been prepared for any confrontation.
(Side note: Since my interview with Regis, I have already contacted my local jiu-jitsu training center about starting classes)
CH: There are many Christians I know who are anti-war, anti-gun, anti-violence. Of course, if you read the Old Testament, you see God being a God of war, when necessary. What do YOU, as a Christian, say to other Christians who disagree with your stance on gun rights?RG: To the Christians who do not believe God is ok with an innocent, law abiding citizen, defending themselves with a gun by pumping lead into an attacker at 1200 feet per second (fps), I tell them to wake up!
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"Doug Giles and his team over at ClashDaily.com cut through the crap to expose what have become modern day human slaughter houses: gun free zones. Their candid arguments about allowing teachers to protect themselves and the students in their care through concealed carry should be taken seriously. As a result maybe, just maybe, we’ll be able to save some lives someday rather than call the cops to report the body count." - Katie Pavlich. News Editor,Townhall.com and NYT's Best-selling Author, Fast and Furious: Barack Obama's Bloodiest Scandal and Its Shameless Cover-Up
"There were many lessons to draw from the horrific Newtown, CT school shooting. Unfortunately, most of the media and political Left came up with the wrong ones. But not Doug Giles and his writers over at ClashDaily.com. In the wake of this horror, they offered a robust defense of American citizens' right to bear arms and common sense answers to societal violence. The Sandy Hook Massacre: When Seconds Count, the Police are Minutes Away is a great resource for those interested in this vital, Constitutional issue." - S.E. Cupp, MSNBC Host and The Blaze Contributor
