"It's 5 p.m. Monday and they're still waiting," the source reported. "There are no ankle monitors yet, and the family is hoping U.S. Probation will get it together. [More]This evening's Gun Rights Examiner report notes some foot-dragging going on. Oh well, at least the government workers will all go home to their families tonight.
Monday, February 04, 2013
Reese father, son, still jailed as probation fails to deliver ankle monitors
EXCLUSIVE: Is Feinstein Assault Weapon Ban DOA?
Still, does that mean we can relax as far as Feinstein’s latest plot against our rights is concerned? Imagine as you’re reading this, right now, the TV playing in the background interrupts its regular program with breaking news of another mass shooting. It’s going to happen, you now, as long as maniac killers are guaranteed success and “fame.” So now ask yourself if your representatives have demonstrated enough fidelity to their oaths to give you confidence that they’ll hold fast. [More]My latest GUNS Magazine "Rights Watch" column is now online.
Another First
Welcome to the only group dedicated to protecting the rights of all firearms owners in Delaware! [More]Say "Hello" to the First State Firearms Freedom Association.
Sean McClanahan, formerly of Iowa, is continuing his work in the First State, so named because they were the first to ratify the Constitution.
Let's Pick Up the Pace
I haven't just written about this and blogged it and shared it on social media--I've also donated to it. Will those of you who haven't done any of that please help? Just a little? [More]
It's a Madhouse! A Maadhouusse!!!
“...America cannot manage unless everybody's prepared to shoot intruders, that the idea that we have police forces that provide public safety is somehow totally impractical, despite the fact that, you know, that is, in fact, the way we live.”[Read]
Talk about being out of touch with reality...
Grammy winner calls radio station ‘gutless’ for refusing to air pro-gun spot
Today's second Gun Rights Examiner feature looks at some modern "conservatives" who say "Forget lives and sacred honor-- we're interested in fortunes!"If you want this gun you gotta come through us and take it -- one shot at a time. [More]
Now THAT'S an Interesting Approach...
South Carolina Bill Exempts Unorganized Militia From Federal Gun Grab [More]That's pretty dang creative. I like it. This deserves looking into...
[Via Andrea Shea King]
Sandy Hook father defies legislators on ‘gun control’
“Lock down’ is not an option at the Stevens’ residence and 911 will be dialed after the security of my home has been established,” he declared. “Why is that same security that my daughter enjoys at home with her dad not available at school in Newtown? That is what you should be considering, not making her dad a criminal.” [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column includes an inspirational video that should leave gun owners who are sick of being scapegoated cheering.
Hello, Larry
No, I'm not referring to the old McLean Stevenson sitcom.
You can join in on a conference call with Larry Pratt tomorrow at Noon Eastern. [Details]
[Via Andrea Shea King]
You can join in on a conference call with Larry Pratt tomorrow at Noon Eastern. [Details]
[Via Andrea Shea King]
Axiom 3
Back to the Articles of Confederation as America's Central Government [More]"How to Restore the West" and Axioms 1 and 2 precede this, and are linked at the end. What I'm interested in is Axiom 4, "how to organize and structure the restoration of our individual states back to the Articles," not yet posted, and the remaining Axioms to outline how we're supposed to get from here to there. Judging by the ruthless history of those in power, I don't imagine they'll go gentle into that good night. Judging from what I've read so far, I'm going to assume the author is well aware of that and will address that.
Falling on Deaf Ears
It's worse than that:
Beth Bye. It thoundth like a thtore where Thylvethter buyth electronicth.
Nyaah-ah-ahh!
Who'da thunk? Alinsky Rule 5 is a two-edged sword.
During the hearing, many pro-rights supporters were shocked and offended that Senator Beth Bye was ignoring testimony to use social media that included mocking and complaining of the pro-rights people testifying and even going so far to ‘participate’ through Twitter in a ‘drinking game’ that sought to mock the people she is supposed to represent.Here's more on that.
Beth Bye. It thoundth like a thtore where Thylvethter buyth electronicth.
Nyaah-ah-ahh!
Who'da thunk? Alinsky Rule 5 is a two-edged sword.
Doctors Insist on Right to Give Auto Transmission Repair Tips
As far as training and certification go, it makes as much sense as counseling on "gun safety." [Read]
Note none of the self-appointed "experts" are willing to tell us where they got their knowledge from, or guarantee that it is qualified advice.
And here's a clue for Dr. Wollschlager on why some of us might not be comfortable with doctors getting any information on patients and guns, especially since, as Rep. Fleming notes, "There are existing laws which ensure that doctors alert law enforcement to criminal activities that they become aware of in the course of their practice." Aside from the fact that the antis are desperately trying to find ways to cast a blanket dragnet without due process that could place a physician in the position of choosing between patient confidentiality or keeping his license to practice, the good doctor might want to ask Dad...
This gets me wondering though...if, by going to a doctor I could tell him things he would be required to report to the "authorities," that is, incriminating myself to a de facto law enforcement agent, shouldn't part of the informed consent process require him to notify me that anything I say can and will be used against me in a court of law?Probably not, since I wouldn't be under arrest, but it does make me wonder where you draw the line between "Don't talk to the police" and "Don't talk to doctors."
Note none of the self-appointed "experts" are willing to tell us where they got their knowledge from, or guarantee that it is qualified advice.
And here's a clue for Dr. Wollschlager on why some of us might not be comfortable with doctors getting any information on patients and guns, especially since, as Rep. Fleming notes, "There are existing laws which ensure that doctors alert law enforcement to criminal activities that they become aware of in the course of their practice." Aside from the fact that the antis are desperately trying to find ways to cast a blanket dragnet without due process that could place a physician in the position of choosing between patient confidentiality or keeping his license to practice, the good doctor might want to ask Dad...
This gets me wondering though...if, by going to a doctor I could tell him things he would be required to report to the "authorities," that is, incriminating myself to a de facto law enforcement agent, shouldn't part of the informed consent process require him to notify me that anything I say can and will be used against me in a court of law?Probably not, since I wouldn't be under arrest, but it does make me wonder where you draw the line between "Don't talk to the police" and "Don't talk to doctors."
This Day in History: February 4
At Grant's Creek, Col. Francis Locke's militia had been destroying the bridge when Lt. Col. Tarleton and his Legion arrived. The Patriots held up Lt. Col. Tarleton's dragoons for over three hours, until his mounted troops were finally able to cross the river and circle around the rear of the militia. Col. Locke's militia fled, pursued by the British Legion. [More]