Notes from the Resistance...
"My personal opinion is we could tighten up our gun laws," said retired Vice Adm. Roger T. Rufe Jr., director of Homeland Security's Office of Operations Coordination. "We shouldn't be selling assault weapons on the streets." [More]We've been giving a bit of publicity lately to Oath Keepers, so I thought it would only be fair to give a bit of space to their counterparts, and this fascist liar seemed pretty representative.
Police Report Says Priest Wielded Unknown Object; But Cop On Tape Knows It’s A Camera [More]So in other words, in addition to being an "Only One" thug, someone's also an "Only One" liar.
Alice Holler, a smoker from the Meyersdale area, said she doesn't have a problem with helping children. But coupled with the state smoking ban, Holler said smokers are being hit too hard. The ban started in September and prohibits smoking in most public places.At least I wish she--and those like her--didn't live here any more.
“I feel they should start taxing something else instead of cigarettes,” she said while walking along West Main Street in Somerset on Thursday. She suggested levying a tax on alcohol instead.[More]
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents seized 10 guns and thousands of rounds of ammunition from a southbound pickup truck in Southwestern Arizona on Saturday. On Thursday, CBP officers found rifle barrels, firearm accessories and gun powder in a tractor-trailer attempting to exit the U.S. for Mexico in Pharr, Tex. And on Wednesday, CBP agents in Laredo, Tex., discovered a collection of weapons and ammunition hidden in a second truck destined for Mexico. [More]Is that an "arsenal" due to the quantity of weapons seized, or a "spate" because there were three seizures?
So, why did I abuse the very people I'd been hired to serve? [More]Uh...because no one made an example of you or your fellow "Only One" abusers?
"I am an unyielding proponent of gun control--because of what I saw and experienced as a cop."No doubt.
Making new laws to limit Americans’ right to bear arms will only make the problem of violent crime even worse. [More]We know that. It appears that's beyond some of the idiot comment posters, though.
According to the Chicago Sun Times, after administering a field sobriety test to Raymond L. Bell, Parker "wrote that Raymond L. Bell lost his balance and used his arms to steady himself." Also, after telling Bell to stand on one foot and count to 30, "Parker marked Bell down for lowering his foot and also for hopping, using his arms for balance and swaying."See, when "Only Ones" DUI, well, that's one thing. But when we say you do, even if you didn't, why that's another...
But the video shows Bell walking the line without difficulty, and then standing and counting with equal ease. [More]
The verdict will be delivered Monday in the case of the off-duty Greece Police officer charged with being impaired by alcohol and cocaine, then leaving the scene of an accident that severely injured a pregnant woman and caused her to deliver early. [More]Hey, the sooner we prepare the li'l nipper for his proper relationship to "Only Ones"...and don't you love the way Officer Dad stepped in? Not my precious Sonny Boy--besides, he doesn't remember a thing.
Here it is, folks, and it is bad news. The framework for legislation is always laid, and the Democrats have the votes to pass anything they want to impose upon us. [More]I didn't know Alan Korwin was posting on Infowars. Anyway, he gives us his take on things to come, and they ain't pretty.
Critics like Carter say modern-day Mr. Big operations aggressively entrap targets like Unger with threats and the lure of big money as a mobster. Carter notes such stings are illegal in both Britain and the U.S. because they actively induce someone to join a criminal enterprise they would not otherwise have joined. [More]I'd say our "Only Ones" have figured out enough entrapment workarounds to give the Canadians a run for their money...
"An agency of the Department of Defense has just directed that all military fired brass must be destroyed." [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column fleshes out a backdoor attempt to further restrict ammunition at a time when it is already in high demand and short supply.
We have not more than 40 Horses yet sent in, & neither Saddles nor Bridles have arrived, so that little can be done towards disciplining the Regt at present. We have moreover Lads enough belonging to our different Troops who have had the small pox, to attend the Stables for the present, so that in fact the others can be spared at this Juncture without the least Delay, or Detriment to the Service. [More]
