Thursday, April 10, 2014

Gun rights activist proposes state solution to help curb federal abuses

As part of required education for licensing, federal employees acting within the state of Montana would need to complete basic training that includes instruction concerning “[t]he Constitution and laws of Montana, including the right to privacy ... [t]he culture of Montana people and their expectations of service providers, including ethics[and] [t]he oath of office.” Additionally, “Administrative, military, outdoors and law enforcement workers must complete advanced training ... that includes instruction concerning ... [i]ndividual rights that the state's citizens have reserved to themselves from interference by government workers.” [More]
Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes an outside the box proposal that may help rein in currently unaccountable feds.

When Seconds Count

So much for calling for help. [More]

The Persecution Continues

What an evil perversion of founding intent this city has become. [More]

The Mental Health Blanket Dragnet

Guess who's for it? [More]

Great minds think alike!

Weeknight Radio

I'll be on two programs tonight:

We're the Only Ones Signing Off Enough

Evanston Police Offering No Firearm Signs to Businesses [More
Funny...the signs don't say "Commoners Only."

A Tense Situation

Emotions are high.

Oath Keepers are on the way.

UPDATE: Ann Barnhardt says there are reasons to "be careful with this one."

UPDATE 2: Oath Keepers press release:
Coalition of Western State Legislators, Sheriffs, and Veterans Stand Vigil in Support of Embattled Nevada Rancher, Cliven Bundy ‘To Prevent Another Ruby Ridge or Waco”

A Delegation of state legislators, lead by Washington State Representative Matt Shea, along with a delegation of current serving Sheriffs, lead by Sheriff Richard Mack of the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association, and military and police members of Oath Keepers, are converging on the site of a stand-off between federal law enforcement and Nevada Rancher Cliven Bundy, to prevent bloodshed and to stand in defense of hardworking rural Americans who are under assault by a runaway federal government. [More]
UPDATE 3: Mike shares advice from Bob Wright.

UPDATE 4: Militias on the way5,000?

UPDATE 5: A "public/private partnership":
R Livestock in Monroe. The company has contracted with the federal government to sell the livestock.
Perhaps they could explain how that differs from economic fascism.  I see they're a "Member of the Utah Cattlemen's Association." Perhaps they could explain...I see they're trying, but I have to go by what they're letting a member get away with...


And He Lied About It?

Although you have previously denied that your staff made inquiries to the IRS about conservative organization True the Vote that may have led to additional agency scrutiny, communication records between your staff and IRS officials – which you did not disclose to Majority Members or staff – indicates otherwise...[More]
Not Old Bloody Hands!!!

Why, it's almost like there's a pattern for running interference and covering up instead of acting in an oversight capacity...

Hey, for "progressives," every day is Opposite Day.

By Popular Demand?

We are pleased that Mark Boughton has ended his affiliation with Michael Bloomberg’s organization, although I am not sure that the timing of his departure will help his campaign at this point, or even if his leaving MAIG was intended for that purpose. [More]
Interesting, what is perceived to be politically advantageous...

I wonder if he thinks gun owners will forget this...?

All You Need to Know

...a fully armored military vehicle designed to prowl a desert war zone... [More
So what are they preparing to do?  And who is "the enemy"?

Note the Prozis use the same terminology to attack your and my right to purchase non-military semi-autos...

[Via Mack H]

About That "National Conversation on Guns"

You don't think they actually wanted one, do you? [More]

[Via Michael G]

Home DGU

The MILMs would prefer if the mother and son had been killed. [More]

Preferably with a gun, so they could point their fingers and bray at the rest of us.

[Via William T]

How About...?

How about, If you shouldn’t operate a car, you shouldn’t operate a gun? How about with the new electronic medical record that emails the prescription to the pharmacy, another email would also go out to the local sheriff to collect any weapons in the house for the duration of the prescription? [More]
How about if you come collect mine?

Slowly I Turn

Step by step... [More]

And note the "Donate" button...

A Goal All Americans Share?

Not me. [More]


Good for you to oppose the expansion of armor-piercing ammo bans.  But if you guys think the Second Amendment is about "hunters and sportsmen," you're helping to limit it.

And Coble, I'm not all that sure about you anyway...

[Via bondmen]

Point/Counterpoint

Where there's a will there's a way. [More]

Their move...

This Day in History: April 10

The inclosed from captain Pray came to hand a few minutes since with the two New-York papers. The serjeant who was the bearer of the letter acquaints me that after he left captain Pray he was informed that a party of refugees landed early this morning at Haverstraw and took several militia men, and then reimbarked. Probably this manoeuvre is a feint to cover a design somewhere else on the lines. I have written to captain Pray, that if the brig and boats remain at anchor against his post, to move up with his boats at night, and take his station at Kings-ferry; or if he cannot get by them, to haul his boats over the bank where they can be defended. I have detached one hundred men from the 10. [More]