Notes from the Resistance...
"I learned from an insider that other ATF Special Agents (not SA Cefalu) came forward and testified last week, called ATF bosses liars, and that the next hearing is February 9th." [More]Vanderboegh gives us more reasons to challenge our trust.
The loaded gun was found inside a women’s restroom. A police report identified a U.S. Customs Enforcement agent left it behind. [More]Not again...again...again..again...
I know who's going to respond and how. Let me be clear: I am not one of those "pry it out of my cold, dead hands" guys. No one in the city but a copper ought to have a handgun. And so on.Well then it sounds to me like you got just what you were asking for, you contemptible Fudd. Now even the birds have no cause to fear you.
But I am a fellow who grew up in Northern Ontario and who was once the scourge of the clay pigeon, feared among the partridges. [More]
In police court documents, it is alleged that police supervisors encouraged improper conduct by setting quotas for drug arrests and even handed out bonus checks to officers. [More]That must be how the "Only Ones" who murdered her got the drugs they planted in her house. You can read more about this obscene travesty right here.
If lawmakers are trying to enact legislation based on what she tells them is "easy," it shouldn't be too much to ask. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner asks that a claim be proven.
Lafayette’s 1779 memoirs record his January 31, 1778, meeting with the Board of War. According to Lafayette, at dinner in Gates’s quarters that evening, he embarrassed the guests by asking them to drink to the health of the commander in chief...This gesture solidly displayed Lafayette’s loyalty to Washington, but it was not the only reason that the apparently unorganized move to displace Washington gradually diminished. [More]
