Rules for Radicals

To each according to his politics...[Read]

DOJ SHOT Show cases ‘falling apart’-Breuer drops prosecution

What about the defendants, what about the awesome legal expenses they have incurred to protect themselves from an administration with an agenda that has practically unlimited resources to bring to bear against them, what about the smears against people’s names and damages done to their reputations? What about derailed careers, what about the living hell they—and their families—have gone through for two years…?  [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at a very costly feather that didn't quite make it into Lanny Breuer's cap, but nonetheless gives us a glimpse into what he is willing to do to people for personal advancement and power.

Hopeland Security

NAPOLITANO 'HOPES' ATF DID NOT MISLEAD DHS ABOUT FAST & FURIOUS [More]

Somebody's getting ready to throw somebody under the bus.

The flak must be getting uncomfortably close...

The Blame Game

“My concern, Mr. Chairman, is there’s been a lot said about Fast and Furious, and perhaps mistakes were made, but I think this hunt for blame doesn’t really speak about the problem,” Feinstein said during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing last November that Assistant Attorney General Lanny Breuer testified at. [More]

Right, don't bother to find out who is responsible for what.

It's just mind-boggling, how evil this creature is. That and how much she looks like Zira.

Standing By

I've said it before and I'll say it again, while some people have exaggerated what I wrote, even without attribution, as far as what I wrote, I stand by my sources. [More]

Anyone maintaining Mike's report is "false" ought to give some credible reasons for the utter lack of public leadership and responsiveness displayed to date. 

The State Giveth, the State Taketh Away

Under proposed House Bill 981, a piece of legislation that co-sponsor Rep. Sean Jerguson, R-Holly Springs, is confident will pass, Georgians would have the right to carry concealed weapons in some traditionally banned places. [More]

They already have that right--no bill could award it or take it away.  It's just that some presumptuous usurpers who were initially hired with the idea that they'd be servants have decided they have the authority to recognize it--or not.


This is more than a mere semantics argument. I can't tell you how many times I've seen people who ought to know better talking about how the Second Amendment gives us the right to keep and bear arms.

Let's Make a Deal!

As if any of this will have any effect whatsoever on someone committed to a workplace murder rampage. [Read]

Jeez, why don't we just argue about how many angels can dance on the head of a pin?

Fire Mission

And this can all happen by getting a million or so gun owners and other freedom lovers to download EFAD, totally for free, beginning on March 1st. This will be a coordinated “time-on-target” fire mission. Further communiqués will be forthcoming from EFAD HQ. Search keyword #EFAD on Twitter for other operational updates, including links. [More]

That's "Enemies Foreign and Domestic" by Matthew Bracken.

I just got the email a few minutes ago and read the post at WRSA. I'll definitely be posting more about this as the day approaches.

Good plan. Let's do this.

Unless it's too much trouble...

Also see: My and other reviews of EFAD.

We're the Only Ones Fragmented Enough

Former Safety Manager Charles Garcia fired Robert Fitzgibbons, 41, for an incident in which bullet fragments from the AR-15 he used injured Diamond Demmer, 29, a bystander during the incident July 2, 2010...Fitzgibbons compounded his offense by loading the weapon with military-type magnesium-tipped tracer rounds that illuminate the path the bullet takes, in a hardened metal jacket...[More]

That'll certainly light up the ol' Club Vinyl parking lot and provide a chest-thumping beat! 

I can understand this happening with assault rifles, which we all know are weapons of mass destruction and war that are only made for killing people as you spray fire from the hip, and have no legitimate sporting purpose because you can't hunt deer with them, but with a patrol rifle...?

[Via William T]

This Day in History: February 23

Concerned by Clark's progress, the Lieutenant Governor of Canada, Henry Hamilton, departed Detroit with 500 men to defeat the Americans. Moving down the Wabash, he easily retook Vincennes which was renamed Fort Sackville. With winter approaching, Hamilton released many of his men and settled in with a garrison of 90. Feeling that urgent action was needed, Clark embarked on a winter campaign to retake the outpost. Marching with 127 men, they endured a tough march before attacking Fort Sackville on February 23, 1780. Hamilton was forced to surrender the next day. [More]