Last night I noticed all this traffic coming to AskMissA.com from gun-related websites in New York. I did some digging, but someone from posted a comment that cleared up a lot of questions for me.  Here it is:
Assemblyman Greg Ball (R,C,I-Patterson) today announced his support for the temporary suspension of a website that unlawfully posted [...]

Last night I started getting a bunch of traffic to my website from websites like:
www.policeone.com
www.blog.timesunion.com
www.nyshooters.net
www.usacarry.net
www.nyfirearms.com
www.thetruthaboutguns.com
After some digging, I realized that someone created a website — http://www.whospackingny.com/ — which redirects to my article about NY State Assemblyman Greg Ball being accused of taking money from charity for his 2005 campaign, and fondling that poor waitress a [...]

My readers may remember Greg Ball, the NY State Assemblyman who worked with Tareq and Michaele Salahi to plan The Courage Cup in 2004 and 2005 before Ball asked me and some others to take over.  Here is a link to how I came to know Greg Ball and the details behind what he did [...]

Robert T. Do founded The Green Cup of Polo several years ago, and it has become one of the Washington, DC area’s premier polo events. Ihe event is a venue for socializing, as well as an opportunity for corporations, non-profit organizations, and politicians to join forces and raise awareness of environmental issues. [...]

In today’s story in the Times-Herald Record, NY State Assemblyman Greg Ball continues to downplay his connection to the now infamous White House State Dinner Crashers, Tareq and Michaele Salahi with whom he planned the Courage Cup in 2005. He also threatens legal action, according to the Times-Herald Record:
The Salahi controversy has also forced Ball [...]

According to the Poughkeepsie Journal.com, NY State Assemblyman Greg Ball is now denying he was close to Tareq Salahi. They write that “Ball said he was not a close friend of the Salahis, ‘but anyone in polo circles on the East Coast knows who they are.’”
This was sent to a few people in November 2006
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