title: The Great New Orleans Gun Grab
author: Gordon Hutchinson
description: &#34;Hutchinson and Masson have nailed it. 'The Great New Orleans Gun Grab' is a blistering indictment of everything that went wrong before, during and especially after the hurricane. It's all here, the incompetence, misconduct and abuse of authority; everything that should make American citizens shudder.&#34; --Dave Workman<br /><br />&#34;An infuriating, fascinating and terrifying tale of good citizens victimized by criminal gangs and a criminal local government. After you read this book, you will know the deadly danger of believing, 'It can't happen here.'&#34; --David B. Kopel<br /><br />&#34;A compelling story that needs to be told so Americans never forget. This book exposes the abuse of authority and the order to go door to door, confiscating firearms from law-abiding citizens at a time when they needed them most. ... A human drama of what will happen if we let it.&#34; --Ginny Simone
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  More return machinegun fire raked the ground next to me as I shrank back
  against the wall, kicking up little showers of dirt and shredded vegetation. I
  heard three shots from behind me, the muzzle blasts smacking me in the back of
  the head, and then Phil was yelling at me to get up and get back inside.
  
  
  On my elbows and knees, I scrambled backward until Phil reached out and
  grabbed my belt, hauling me back through the door. I knocked an elbow
  painfully against the jamb as my rifle almost got caught up. More bullets
  smacked splinters off the door overhead as we drew back inside the house.
  
  
  “Can’t go that way,” I panted.
  
  
  “There are more on the street,” Jordan said. “They’re canalized by the
  courtyard out front, but we’re not getting out that way, either.”
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
    
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
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  MAELSTROM RISING BOOK 1
  
  
  
  
  
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  This is a work of fiction. Characters and incidents are products of the
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