Notes from the Resistance...
Police Sergeant Had Secret Life as Serial RapistI don't get it--this happened in Illinois?
Decorated Cop and Devoted Husband, Jeffrey Pelo, Sentenced to Over 400 Years in Prison [More]
An NYPD cop whose wife called 911 for help against a gang of thugs says he was brutally beaten by baton-wielding fellow officers who stormed his Queens home. [More]I'm confused--which one was the gang of thugs again?
I felt it necessary to go over those credentials to establish that we're not talking about someone with an axe to grind or any agenda other than to advance the right to keep and bear arms. Overall, NRA has had no stronger supporter over the years. For him to characterize NRA's credit-claiming as a "stunt" is no small matter. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column wonders why some continually refuse to give credit where it's due.
She is charged with firing a gun in her home in January. The shot went through a window toward children who were playing in the front yard. [More]Two DUI convictions, lying to incriminate with the most foul of accusations...what a classy lady.
According to an order filed by Judge Robert Foster Jr. in court last week, there is no evidence that the money seized was related to any criminal activity or that the clinic was operating illegally. [More]God forbid the government should allow people to obtain pain relief.
This skirmish was later known as the action at Indian Field or Indian Bridge. [More]
No wonder ol' Pooty-Poot thinks he can get away with whatever he damn well feels like on the world stage. I can't tell from the photo if there's a little thumb bell on the Obamacycle.
Cutbacks force police to curtail calls for some crimes [More]Gee, we're scaling down in my neck of the woods, too.
The rural community hopes a killer is found so they can once again feel safe. [More]Time was, a rural community would mobilize and, you know, be safe.
‘Boozy Britain’ grapples with bottle [More]That's what happens to people who've lost all self-respect.
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at a situation that is not black and white, no matter how much some would like us to believe that it is.The thing is, in spite of all the hostile noise, I'm just not seeing why this is a race issue. Why does it matter what color either man was?
And the other thing is, it's interesting how the NAACP comes out in favor of armed defense when there is a race issue to exploit. [More]
Mayor Sam Adams' plan for new Portland gun laws could face stiff opposition [More]Please--don't use that term when talking about Mayor Sam...
"The fundamental problem we have in Salem is the extremist end of the spectrum in the gun-owning community dominates the debate. They look bigger than they are because they're so loud."Yeah--the media acts like such an amplifier for us. Fortunately, we don't need to be any bigger than, say, three percent...
Bloody 25-hour span takes the lives of 4 New Yorkers, police say [More]Mayor Bloomberg's taxpayer-funded armed bodyguards report hizzonor was never in any danger.
miami dade polices please help our young people from dieing ever day get on ya job help stop the violes in the comments and in the street let clean up the street bye takeing back our guns [fifth comment here]Alrighty then.
Almost all of St. Philip’s communicants turned out at Mazyck’s pasture on Sunday morning, August 30, 1778, to witness the settling of a score between the generals. [More]
Gun owners and NRA members should demand NRA-PVF take a position in this race--their entire reason for existence is to produce political victory.Today's Gun Rights Examiner column tries to make sense of a "Winning Team" strategy that looks remarkably like hiding under the bed and hoping no one finds them.
It's their damn job. [More]
NRA-PVF announced today that it will not be endorsing Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid for re-election in the 2010 U.S. Senate race in Nevada. [More]So what's stopping them from endorsing Sharron Angle?
He didn't see the people stranded in New Orleans that Friday as enemies who needed to be neutralized but as Americans who needed rescue. Honore did not come in firing. Not only that, he thought it important to avoid the appearance that waging war was his desire. His soldiers have their trigger fingers ready, but video footage shows Honore ordering them to lower their guns and cussing at those slow to obey. They were there to save people, not shoot them. [More]OK, fine, but the question in my mind is, what would he have ordered had those people been armed for self-protection?
[Click image to enlarge]Boise police reports say Love was riding a mechanical bull at Dirty Little Roddy's at 6th and Main streets just before midnight when a bar employee saw Love had a handgun. [More]
Most of the incidents have involved people walking home from MBTA stations between 10 p.m. and 1 a.m., and were committed by men in their early 20s. [More]Man, the ol' Patriot Ledger is sure pushing that profiling envelope, aren't they?
[O]ver the next few weeks I hope to publish many interviews with numerous people from various backgrounds specifically looking at the idea of freedom. If you or anyone you know would like to be interviewed please send me an email at jesse.mathewson@autpaxautbellum.net and label it (Freedom Interview) everyone is receiving the exact same interview, the questions are open ended and allow for your ideas to be put down. Once received I will ensure that outside of grammatical and spelling changes the interviews remain unchanged, again thank you to my readers and feel free to share this!Yes, do.
See the following and watch the videos:All together now:
http://www.blogdelnarco.com/2010/08/videos-de-la-balacera-en-reynosa.html
This battle between the Gulf Cartel and the Zeta's occurred approximately 1/2 of a mile south of the border and the area can bee seen using Google Maps- enter:
Laureles, Ernesto Zedillo, Reynosa, México
You will see to the immediate west a road oriented North/South named Presa de Las Adjuntas. From the north intersection of Tiburcio Garza Zamora, south to Brasil (on the west) to Sauce (on the east) streets the main blockades and battles occurred. There were other blockades and battles, but not as coordinated in the use of vehicles to stop traffic. There is little detailed information regarding body count or wounded that I have been able to acquire and will not speculate. The battle DID cover 8-12 blocks and included the use 30-40 vehicles as barriers, cover, and concealment.
The newspaper in McAllen, Texas, right across from Reynosa, Mexico is still doing it's level best to keep as much information from the public as possible and this is the extent of it's reporting:
http://www.themonitor.com/articles/reynosa-42168-dead-violence.html
Heard on the local talk radio station there yesterday morning an American businessman who stated that the workers at the "maquila" (factory) he was at had to take cover in a safe that is designed to withstand a .50 even though the front doors and glass had been hit, no one was seriously injured and yes, there was full-auto involved.
Things down along the river ARE severely escalating and can be seen by reading The Monitor's recent headlines over the past month.
I will be leaving Green Bay on the 3rd of September. My release date is not until the 5th, but because it is on a weekend they will be processing me out on the last working day instead. It should be a nice weekend with the wife and kids before having to spend a few weeks putting stuff back in some semblance of order. The problems we have endured are fare from over, but we should be able to make the best of a bad situation not just for ourselves, but for everyone else.Can somebody give me a moral answer to why this man and his loved ones were forced to endure all this...?
My access to the net until I leave is very limited. I will be on just twice more. Once home, and after I get my computer in good running order I will have better communication, and be able to actually spend some time on the phone. I look forward to a lifestyle that is not quite so sedate...
My best to all and hope to talk to you soon.
Legalistic arguments aside, the answer from the gun owner community must be a resounding and defiant "No!" [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column asks gun owners to get the lead out and tell EPA they will not be getting the lead out.
Muster Roll of Capt. Randall's Company in His Majesty's Loyal American Regiment Commanded by Colonel Beverly Robinson, August 27, 1778 [More]
Machetes used in armed robberies not uncommon, police say [More]I guess making an armed response a common response by the commoners will not become commonplace in Massachusetts, with all its "common sense gun laws"...?
Nonetheless, Alabama officials say the number is actually zero since the state does not define an acceptable dosing level. “No such thing as an overdose,” said James L. McNees, director of the Alabama Office of Radiation Control. [More]So that explains how Joe Reiss can sound so confident...?
Who Would Oppose Closing the Gun Show Loophole? [More]See, I would ask it a different way...something along the lines of:
Mexican officials investigating the death of 72 people found murdered at a ranch in the north of the country say they were migrants trying to reach the United States. [More]What, no "path to citizenship" and "free" hospital care over there...?
It was unclear what the soldiers were doing in the United States, but U.S. law enforcement authorities have long said that current and former Mexican military personnel have been hired to protect drug and migrant smugglers. [More]All together now:
A man who was hurt in a car crash but was misidentified as a cancer patient claims security guards at Prince George's Hospital beat him up when he tried to leave the hospital to avoid chest surgery he didn't need - "to have a potentially cancerous mass removed from his chest." He adds that one guard repeatedly called him "bitch" as he roughed him up. [More]Huh.
What is it, a projection thing, where those who can't--or won't control themselves assume the rest of us must possess the same defects in character and self-control? [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column administers a fist...uh...fisking.
