Kansas City Chiefs player kills self at Arrowhead Stadium after fatally shooting girlfriend, police say [More]But...but...but...
I guess that screening only applies to the people who foot the bills...
"Fans first"!
Saturday, December 01, 2012
Unnecessary Roughness
I guess that screening only applies to the people who foot the bills...
"Fans first"!
Radio show presents ‘stories that cannot be forgotten’
Fast and Furious “gunwalking” and the Benghazi scandal will be the topics of today’s i Spy Radio Show, to be aired today from 11 a.m. to noon Pacific time on KYKN 1430 AM in Salem Oregon. [More]This afternoon's Gun Rights Examiner report gives a heads up on an incursion of truth into the Pacific Northwest. There's a back story on this: they'd originally approached Mark Walters, host of Armed American Radio, and he deferred and referred them to me. I bring it up because it just gives further evidence of the quality of people I have met in this "animated contest" I'm proud to call friend.
Grassley asks Holder about U.S. Attorney’s gun trafficking case leak
"Has an independent investigation been conducted into what role Paula Burnett played, if any, in her husband obtaining sealed federal wiretap information? If so, who conducted the investigation?" [More]The source material for today's Gun Rights Examiner report came to me late last night and kept me up until after 2:00 a.m. to get posted--it includes a link to Grassley's letter which I posted on my Scribd account.
This is Not Hollywood
Mike H shares his misadventures trying to get his stolen gun back. [More]
Me, I'd name names. Light has an amazingly antiseptic effect sometimes.
I'd also fire a lawyer who didn't return my calls. This seems like an amazingly straightforward case to resolve -- if the FFL can provide proof of sale by serial number, and Mike says they re-sent it after they initially faxed the wrong one, what's to argue?
I wonder if it would be a good idea to sic the ATF on them, tell them this particular officer took his gun, he's proven it's his, it still won't be returned, and he now now fears this guns has been stolen by that officer and wants that suspicion investigated...?
Me, I'd name names. Light has an amazingly antiseptic effect sometimes.
I'd also fire a lawyer who didn't return my calls. This seems like an amazingly straightforward case to resolve -- if the FFL can provide proof of sale by serial number, and Mike says they re-sent it after they initially faxed the wrong one, what's to argue?
I wonder if it would be a good idea to sic the ATF on them, tell them this particular officer took his gun, he's proven it's his, it still won't be returned, and he now now fears this guns has been stolen by that officer and wants that suspicion investigated...?
We're the Only Ones Elitist and Ignorant Horses HindquartersEnough
Just give 'em what they want? What if what they want is us, you moron? [Read]
This Day in History: December 1
Greene instructed the two officers, General Edward Stevens, a Virginia militia officer and Colonel Edward Carrington to “explore carefully the River, the Depth of the Water, the Current and the Rocks, and every other Obstruction that will impede the Business of Transportation.” Greene also ordered one of the men to take a “horse and ride across the Country…to the upper Saura Town, and report the Distance and Condition of the Roads.” [More]