In the doctor’s case, Berberian revealed the standards he wants imposed when he argued Simon sought a confrontation and should have locked himself in his home (presumably making sure he could safely usher his wife in first). Berberian also criticized the number of firearms Simon owned, alleging that showed the doctor was “hypersensitive,” and prone to using unlawful deadly force due to “a victimization complex.” [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes what the doctrinaire monopoly of violence fanatics mean by "common sense gun safety laws." Perhaps a new term to describe the type of society they envision would be "Berberic."
Saturday, January 31, 2015
‘Vindictive prosecution’ subjects self-defense to ‘community standards'
Friday, January 30, 2015
Dobyns prepares ‘21 questions’ for indifferent-to-date legislators
First, read the 21 questions. Ask yourself, were this your case against the government, if you’d want them answered. Then be a force multiplier and help spread the word -- something even now most major media with a few notable exceptions has avoided doing -- just like with Fast and Furious. That means if the word is to get out, it’s up to people who care to bypass a resistant “legitimate news media.” [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report is also today's Five-Minute Activism project. The establishment press will ignore this, so the politicians will figure it's not important. Help convince them otherwise. Please take a moment and spread the word.
'One Percenters' may find escape leads to trap of their own making
Men may die for a lot of things, for loved ones, for convictions, for country... but for their boss? [More]My latest JPFO Alert wonders what well-heeled anti-gunners with bug-out plans will do should "servants" take a page from the government playbook and assume the role of masters...
Maybe, just maybe, it will prove better to be a member of the Three Percent rather than the One Percent.
Another County Steps Up. Gun Rights Rally Reminder.
Oregon Firearms Federation has a new advisory. [More]
What Would YOU Do?
Step One: Ignore the evil "Gun Free Zone" sign. [More]
When I lived in SoCal, I never listened to the stupid Only One sheriff then-- had I, there's every chance I would not be here typing this -- and I wouldn't listen to his successor's arrogant crap now.
Red cards and fire extinguishers my ... eye.
Bleaters are slaughtered. If I go down, it will be fighting.
[Via Bluesgal]
When I lived in SoCal, I never listened to the stupid Only One sheriff then-- had I, there's every chance I would not be here typing this -- and I wouldn't listen to his successor's arrogant crap now.
Red cards and fire extinguishers my ... eye.
Bleaters are slaughtered. If I go down, it will be fighting.
[Via Bluesgal]
We're the Only Ones Spicing Up Your Life Enough
That's the old pepper! [More]
Somebody needs to do something about this shrieking, violent, incompetent lunatic. Like give us her name, for starters.
I love how the "progressives" she's no doubt indiscriminately spraying also almost universally hold the position that police are the "Only Ones" who can be trusted with guns in a public setting. I'll bet they'd all be fine if Officer Bipolar/Possessed here walked into the House and Senate galleries and other public buildings with a gun, solely because of the magic badge and uniform. I have been to many an armed event over the years, and never once seen a gun owner act like this.
Somebody needs to do something about this shrieking, violent, incompetent lunatic. Like give us her name, for starters.
I love how the "progressives" she's no doubt indiscriminately spraying also almost universally hold the position that police are the "Only Ones" who can be trusted with guns in a public setting. I'll bet they'd all be fine if Officer Bipolar/Possessed here walked into the House and Senate galleries and other public buildings with a gun, solely because of the magic badge and uniform. I have been to many an armed event over the years, and never once seen a gun owner act like this.
The Case of the Overlooked Office-Seekers
I can't wait to get to the end, when he breaks the housekeeper down to admit she did it, and she's glad.
More here and here...
Survey SAYS
Some believe rights in Oregon are a matter of opinion. [More]
It may come as a shock to them to find some don't agree, and are willing to demonstrate how much.
It may come as a shock to them to find some don't agree, and are willing to demonstrate how much.
We're the Only Ones Giving You a Choice Enough
Police Union: You Can Have Safe Neighborhoods Or Be Free Of Flashbang-Burned Toddlers, But Not Both [More]Oh, gosh, decisions, decisions...
I guess it depends on what the meaning of the term "safe neighborhoods" is...
Americans Have Obeyed Their Last Gun Law
A cyberpamphlet by L. Neil Smith [More]Can't wait to read it. Unfortunately, I won't be able to get to it until the weekend, as there is much work yet to do today.
A "Progressive" Reaction
To this.
What a maroon.
I also wonder if any of the critics from "our side" -- who were taking the earlier headlines as all the proof they need to pronounce the guy out of control -- will walk back any of their opinions.
I guess if everybody keeps the pressure on and the spotlight focused, they're bound to spot something and then get all frenzied over it. Kind of makes me wonder who's more dysfunctional...
Here's the only question I think it's any of my damn business to know, because due process affects us all: Did he get his guns back?
I also wonder if any of the critics from "our side" -- who were taking the earlier headlines as all the proof they need to pronounce the guy out of control -- will walk back any of their opinions.
I guess if everybody keeps the pressure on and the spotlight focused, they're bound to spot something and then get all frenzied over it. Kind of makes me wonder who's more dysfunctional...
Here's the only question I think it's any of my damn business to know, because due process affects us all: Did he get his guns back?
A Brief History of Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership
JPFO served a function matched by no other group in the freedom struggle, mobilizing a constituency that up to that point lacked voice. Oddly enough, it resonated as loudly with Gentiles as with Jews, a point that surprised Aaron but one he took in stride. He happily accepted any support in the quintessential battle that would never again allow government—or anyone—to attempt to wipe out His People—or anyone. [More]How we got from there to here. This is really a good behind-the-scenes narrative.
I am painfully aware of some friends who do not accept the new "here." I can tell you this much from discussions I am not at liberty to share in detail: This came from the heart of Alan Korwin and those he credited with assistance. It was not directed and controlled and finessed from "on high."
I do see one assertion I expect to be contested:
Some of the writers, apparently led by Claire Wolfe, considered taking the group over, but they lacked the resources to do so.I do not have specific knowledge of what that entailed or what resources were on the table. I won't be surprised to hear more on that from The Zelman Partisans, and if a rebuttal is presented there, I'll make sure and link to it from WarOnGuns.
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This is tangentially-related, but it's not part of my promotion of Korwin's piece, so I'm fine-printing it to set it apart:
There's one other personal note I think it's important to add -- In group discussion, I requested clarification if there is any topic I am prohibited from writing about for JPFO, or any desire to pre-approve or censor what I say. Alan Gottlieb assured me I am free to continue as I have been since before the merger took place. Naturally, I would not abuse that with an attack against the group or any of its leaders, or anything that runs counter to the mission and principles of JPFO, and expect it to be posted on their website -- If I feel that strongly, it will be time for me to leave and do the criticizing from my own house, not theirs.
I've seen comments posted around that my association with JPFO could make people perceive me as being a "sellout," particularly since I have not joined in on some of the more scathing criticisms of Gottlieb, some leveled by good friends of mine. If anyone is dishonest or dumb enough to buy into that, I can't get too worked up over it, because that type attacks me all the time. Anybody who thinks I do this to be popular hasn't been paying attention. I have some big differences with Alan, and he knows about them (my friend Dave Workman and I are polar opposites on this, for instance), and I'd have written about what I consider to be a "new paradigm" this week except the breaking Dobyns story and another tip I'm tracking down requiring immediate attention and focus.
I'll disagree with anybody when I think an alternative voice merits being heard. If that means it makes people -- any people -- want to have nothing to do with me, so be it.
UPDATE: Claire Wolfe comments.
UPDATE: And again.
Once is Happenstance
Remember that Goldfinger quote?
Happenstance?
That must make this "coincidence."
So when do we hear about number three?
[Via BJH]
Happenstance?
That must make this "coincidence."
So when do we hear about number three?
[Via BJH]
In Timor Veritas
Decree: "We do not recognize your rights and demand you surrender them to us."
Response: "They aren't yours to deny. We will defy you."
Dangerous stuff. Stay tuned.
Response: "They aren't yours to deny. We will defy you."
Dangerous stuff. Stay tuned.
[More]
This Day in History: January 30
The Clothing is forwarded on to the troops but as the paymaster informed me no Blankets had arrived in stores at New Burgh when he was there but that some were dayly expected, And as considerable proportion of the troops are without Blankets. [More]
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Could They Bury the Damn Thing Any Deeper?
One Giant Leap for a County -- One. One Small Step for a State
By a unanimous vote the board approved a “2nd Amendment Preservation Ordinance“. We have been informed that the audience cheered! [More]Oregon Firearms Federation brings us another incremental step in the right direction. Isn't that what a journey of a thousand miles begins with?
Glad Someone Noticed
Federal judge blasts DOJ lawyers in case of ATF whistle-blower [More]Over target. Payload delivered. Dismissive/insulting flak/talking points for the Fourth Estate Fifth Columnists to parrot in three, two, one...
Have you heard the exclusive we did on this with Jay last Sunday on Armed American Radio?
And just in case you need more background:
Dances with Poodles
Oh, look: Another Hollywood Me-Me-Me hypocrite. [More]
I guess it's been a while since last he yapped.
I guess it's been a while since last he yapped.
NRA Ignoring Immigration Threat To Gun Rights
Yet GOA seems to be the only gun group drawing attention to the issue. As David Codrea noted in a series of columns last year, the NRA avoids addressing the immigration issue like the plague. [More]I repeat my challenge: It's incumbent on anyone who disagrees to refute this with more than mere opinion. If you have superior numbers, let's have 'em.
No "Yeah, buts." No phony "they're conservatives at heart." No changing the subject to the merits of stateless anarchy.
Address the damn numbers we're going to have to live with in the real world.
A Disarming Proposition
Several of them, actually. [More]
- Gun bans happen because oath-breakers know they can get away with them politically. How they'll respond when victims sick of having their rights stolen by government criminals cease obeying the bans on a massive scale remains to be seen.
- It's funny, how those who say trust your life to technology couldn't even get a projector to work.
- And, of course, the hive insects behind both of those infringements want to suspend due process and just take guns away on the say-so of someone who may or may not be bearing a grudge or have a will to contest.
Silver State Progress
Not the "progressive" kind, the real kind. [More]
Who thinks what happens in Vegas is going to stay in Vegas?
Realizing you and yours are also at risk, would you rather try to deflect a killer asteroid when it's a billion miles out or wait for it to enter the atmosphere?
A nudge right now would not only be appreciated, it is essential.
What Julianne Belives
Julianne Moore Believes in Therapy, Not God (and Definitely Not Guns) [More]Well God bless her.
Now how tolerant will she be of people with different beliefs?
What? She wants the state monopoly of violence to bend them to her will under force of arms? And destroy them if they refuse?
Rich Hollywood stars. Is it any wonder I love them so?
Blast from the Past
The following is instructive in more ways than one. For it shows that free African American citizens had arms in 1841. And that citizens had military cannon. Interesting how that this event isn't taught in history classes...[More]I'm thinking of a different word than "interesting"...
About the Dobyns Story
I just got paid a very nice compliment by a reader. After thanking him, I replied:
Please do everything you can to notify everyone from other activists to Jason Chaffetz at Oversight to big media-- just like in the early days of Fast and Furious, we had to pound and push and scream to get things noticed. The only way we can get attention for this is to do the same, meaning we need all the voices we can get spreading the word, sharing the links, demanding it not be buried and banging pots and pans until they can no longer ignore us. I have another story I'm still trying to verify that points to more corruption, and again, I expect to be pestering folks on that one, too...:-)I wish I didn't have to, but what else am I to do?
Revoked judgment in Dobyns case reveals further government misconduct
Contained between such surprisingly literary judicial bookends is much “legalese,” and much “backstory” that in many cases reads more like a novel than like a record of dry facts. It's almost surreal when figures from Operation Fast and Furious appear in this account, and they act in character consistent with how they established themselves in that story. This time, with additional “cast members” (and the legal document at times reads just like a script), the technique of “slow walking” (as in deliberately dragging their feet investigating the arson of Dobyns’ home) brings to mind another “walking” technique employed by ATF in that other installment of the bureau’s directed misadventures. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes more sordid details about the criminals who would apply that designation to you and me.
Free at Last! Free at Last! Thank God Almighty, She's Free at Last!
Wife jailed for 20 YEARS for firing warning shots to scare off abusive husband finally walks free - after legal campaign against 'unfair' Stand Your Ground law made infamous by George Zimmerman's trial [More]Now these people know how to write concentrated talking points!
Except they may have left out the "white privilege" part (I don't know because I couldn't force myself to slog through so much dense hyperbole).
Which means it's up to an old ammosexual gun-humper to recall an inconvenient truth:
To show discriminatory application of the law, the Zimmerman outcome is juxtaposed against that in the Marissa Alexander case, ignoring that Alexander was not under attack when she left her house, went to her garage, retrieved a gun from her vehicle’s glove box and returned to the house to point the gun “in the direction” of her alleged abuser who had his hands in the air, and then fired a shot. To cry Jim Crow racism here, especially since all involved were black, is at best misguided. So that, naturally, is what the editorial does.That, and of course, Zimmerman's attorney didn't present a SYG defense.
Personally, I'm glad she's finally out. I hope she learned her lesson and everyone now agrees if she's safe enough to be living among us, she's safe enough to get her gun back.
What? We're being lied to? And none of the "progressives" screaming about how Alexander has been denied her rights want her to get a fundamental and supposedly unalienable one back?
[Via Mack H]
A Two-Edged Sword
I dunno -- if somebody votes to convict me of a "gun crime" instead of nullifying the charges, I think their role in violating rights and helping secure a monopoly of violence ought to be exposed. [More]
It's a tough one though -- what do you do when you have John Gotti on trial? Or even scarier, Eric Holder?
[Via Andrea Shea King]
It's a tough one though -- what do you do when you have John Gotti on trial? Or even scarier, Eric Holder?
[Via Andrea Shea King]
"This isn’t About the Second Amendment"
No, of course not. [More]
That's about not being infringed. This is about Fourth Estate Fifth Columnists-in-training trying to swindle readers into giving up their rights to a monopoly of violence, and using deceptive cost-only ruling elites-developed talking points that purposely don't acknowledge benefits in order to facilitate the con job.
You know, the same old reliance on fraud by lying "progressive" tools...
[Via Michael G]
That's about not being infringed. This is about Fourth Estate Fifth Columnists-in-training trying to swindle readers into giving up their rights to a monopoly of violence, and using deceptive cost-only ruling elites-developed talking points that purposely don't acknowledge benefits in order to facilitate the con job.
You know, the same old reliance on fraud by lying "progressive" tools...
[Via Michael G]
About Those NRA Elections
I proposed one way to figure out who you want.
Here's one who under no circumstances should be allowed back on the board -- which naturally means he's a nominating committee darling, and further explains the sellout and why LaPierre, Cox & Co. refuse to even acknowledge the "pathway to citizenship" danger to RKBA:
DO NOT VOTE FOR GROVER NORQUIST.
You remember him-- Mr. Amnesty, the NRA director who put on his other special interest hat to endorse a gun-grabber...?
[Via Florida Guy]
Here's one who under no circumstances should be allowed back on the board -- which naturally means he's a nominating committee darling, and further explains the sellout and why LaPierre, Cox & Co. refuse to even acknowledge the "pathway to citizenship" danger to RKBA:
DO NOT VOTE FOR GROVER NORQUIST.
You remember him-- Mr. Amnesty, the NRA director who put on his other special interest hat to endorse a gun-grabber...?
[Via Florida Guy]
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An Important Message from Rancid Prepuce
From an RNC email:
Got more money to waste? We've still got plenty of these:
This is the most valuable resource the Republican Party will offer our 2016 presidential nominee, and we can't map a path to victory without your support. Contribute to the RNC Presidential Trust today.And that way, we can make sure one of our establishment-picked amnesty-supporting gun squishes can continue the sellout, and siphon off funds that could have helped one of those nasty extremist Teatards. It's a win-win (for the Chamber of Commerce, and ultimately, for the Democrats)!
Thanks, Reince
Got more money to waste? We've still got plenty of these:
We're the Only Ones Anteing Up Enough
Our hand wins. We take the pot. [More]
Cards?
We ain't got no cards.
We don't need no cards.
I don't have to show you any stinkin' cards!"
You can thank our militarized anti-gambling special ops for not shooting you and keeping you from getting robbed by free-lancers down at the station.
Hey, we can't have these small-time private operations going on -- it upsets our anti-gun big business partners.
[Via Neil W]
Cards?
We ain't got no cards.
We don't need no cards.
I don't have to show you any stinkin' cards!"
You can thank our militarized anti-gambling special ops for not shooting you and keeping you from getting robbed by free-lancers down at the station.
Hey, we can't have these small-time private operations going on -- it upsets our anti-gun big business partners.
[Via Neil W]
Night Will Fall
A video reminder of what an armed group can do to an unarmed one... [Watch]
You'd think our stupid domestic Kapos for Kristallnacht would never forget, but then we have to factor in that truism about "progressives" and Opposite Day...
[Via Mike H]
You'd think our stupid domestic Kapos for Kristallnacht would never forget, but then we have to factor in that truism about "progressives" and Opposite Day...
[Via Mike H]
This Day in History: January 29
I scarcely need assure you that the intelligence communicated in your last of the liberation of the Southern States from the power of the Enemy, has afforded us infinite satisfaction, & that the event must be attended with very interesting consequences, whatever the future intentions of the British Cabinet may be... [More]
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Common Sense Sniper Control
Kurt's latest JPFO Alert notes "progressives" reacting to a popular movie like they'd just been splashed with holy water or something, and identifies what it is that so terrifies and enrages them. [More]
Red Letter Day
This is what happens when Bolsheviks rule the commune. [More]
You know what else makes great compost, not to mention fish food?
You know what else makes great compost, not to mention fish food?
It's Irrefutable
Confirmation of Loretta Lynch will be an anti-gun vote, whether NRA wants to admit it or not. [More]
It's incumbent on anyone who disagrees to refute this with more than mere opinion. If you have superior numbers, let's have 'em.
It's incumbent on anyone who disagrees to refute this with more than mere opinion. If you have superior numbers, let's have 'em.
Insurance Post
I have been given some information I am following up on that involves FBI and ATF and criminality. The tip was given by someone I consider reliable. That said, I may not be able to get further information and what I'm looking into may not pan out.
I'm not exactly feeling comfortable being in possession of this raw stuff when it's too early to responsibly release details. I went through the same anxiety in the early days of Fast and Furious. I don't mean for this post to create undue speculation and drama, but also have learned from past experience that sometimes it pays to take modest precautions, thus this public record.
I'm not exactly feeling comfortable being in possession of this raw stuff when it's too early to responsibly release details. I went through the same anxiety in the early days of Fast and Furious. I don't mean for this post to create undue speculation and drama, but also have learned from past experience that sometimes it pays to take modest precautions, thus this public record.
Washington Bill
AN ACT Relating to prohibiting a government database of law abiding owners of legal firearms... [More]I'll see if anyone thinks this has any chance at all.
In the mean time, it provides great "pro-gun" cover for those who, with their other hand, support anti-gun Democrats.
[Via Larry G]
Building That Database
Hey, it's not guns, meaning it falls outside that "single issue," so what's the problem? [More]
Besides, they say the never implemented it, and when have they ever given us cause to doubt them?
Besides, they say the never implemented it, and when have they ever given us cause to doubt them?
Why the Holder is Hated
So Is Technology Reliable or Isn't It?
This is too freaking rich! SAAMI rep told he can't Skype into "smart gun" conference because technology can't be relied on! [More]
This should be all the in-their-face needed.
This should be all the in-their-face needed.
He's Ba...ack
Duck, don't cover. [More]
He's tried it before and knows it ain't goin' nowhere. He just wants to let us know how much he hates us, plus make it look to the useful idiots back home like he's doing something.
Absinthe...?
He's tried it before and knows it ain't goin' nowhere. He just wants to let us know how much he hates us, plus make it look to the useful idiots back home like he's doing something.
Absinthe...?
Smoke 'em if You Got 'em
He did. [More]
Let's all hear it for "cheap labor"!
It's not like well-heeled Republican sellouts have to work in dangerous areas in the wee hours. And the Democrats can use this to bolster their "gun violence" cover for trying to make us even more vulnerable, while counting on all those future votes.
See? It's "bipartisan"! Isn't that what we're told is the gold standard in politics?
"Faced deportation hearings..."
I'll bet that showed him.
Let's all hear it for "cheap labor"!
It's not like well-heeled Republican sellouts have to work in dangerous areas in the wee hours. And the Democrats can use this to bolster their "gun violence" cover for trying to make us even more vulnerable, while counting on all those future votes.
See? It's "bipartisan"! Isn't that what we're told is the gold standard in politics?
"Faced deportation hearings..."
I'll bet that showed him.
Calling All Fudds
Liston Matthews notes how scary you are to some. [More]
Vanderboegh sees that as a "wonderful" thing.
Vanderboegh sees that as a "wonderful" thing.
When in Riyahd
Part of me applauds this in principle, but I can't help suspect everything done publicly by these two is calculated to produce a resulting benefit. [More]
Without bold, defiant and liberating words to accompany the act, and noting she could have just stayed home under any number of excuses, I'm assuming provocation with a gain of some sort in mind, regardless of who pays the costs, which would be the same people who always do -- everyone else.
Without bold, defiant and liberating words to accompany the act, and noting she could have just stayed home under any number of excuses, I'm assuming provocation with a gain of some sort in mind, regardless of who pays the costs, which would be the same people who always do -- everyone else.
It's Who You Know
Ain't nothin' like equal protection under the law... [More]
Emily Miller is right, you wretched hive insects-- it's not part of America. How telling, that your headcase boss has evidently enjoyed the same "prosecutorial discretion."
As for "journalistic ethics," you'll notice these other hive insects aren't calling for Timothy Johnson's head, which is no doubt buried in David Brock, anyway.
[Via anhourofwolves]
Emily Miller is right, you wretched hive insects-- it's not part of America. How telling, that your headcase boss has evidently enjoyed the same "prosecutorial discretion."
As for "journalistic ethics," you'll notice these other hive insects aren't calling for Timothy Johnson's head, which is no doubt buried in David Brock, anyway.
[Via anhourofwolves]
This Day in History: January 28
We concur most cordially with your Excellency in rejoiceing on the great event of the evacuation of Charles-town. A little time, we hope, will bring us decisive information, whether war or peace will be the issue of the present negociations at Paris; & we shall lose no time in making the communication to your Excellency. [More]Also: Happy birthday, elder feral son Uday.
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Bombshell Revelations Alleging DOJ and ATF Lawyers 'Fraud Against the Court' in Jay Dobyns Suit
Retired ATF Agent and NY Times bestselling author Jay Dobyns joined Armed American Radio host Mark Walters and journalist David Codrea Sunday 1-25-2015 to discuss the federal judge in Dobyns' lawsuit against the government. Bombshell revelations heard during the broadcast show previously sealed court orders alleging ATF and Department of Justice lawyers had committed, in the judge's own words, "fraud upon the court." [More]Listen to the segment here.
Chicago pol paves way for Surgeon General Murthy to break phony pledge on guns
“Nothing on their agenda—mandatory ‘universal’ background checks, mandatory ‘smart’ guns, regulating guns as consumer products, to name a few—is new except the recruitment of fervently anti-gun rights Surgeon General Murthy to carry the banner,” DRGO elaborated.[More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes the best laid schemes o' mice and men are often diverted from attention with subterfuge when trying to get others to fork over some power...
Indignant Bitchy Whiners on Parade
[More]
These people just cannot stand reporting that does not carry a Bolshevik spin, but this is actually kind of funny. They're a "national" group and this is all they've attracted in terms of "likes" and shares" right now? That is delicious!
I was going to approach the gun groups and ask them to do a counter-petition to overwhelm the control freaks, but good grief, why bother?
I actually spotted Josh at the VCDL Lobby Day rally, but when I turned away for a second and looked back, he'd disappeared, causing me to smile and wonder if the degenerate halfling had slipped on the Preciousss... I was disappointed because I also wanted to see Schlitzie.
As I've said before, these loons are a gift. If they did not exist, I'd be tempted to invent them. Let's hope this petition is as effective as their last one, that "Adolf" & friends were so happy to sign.
If you care to, go ahead and tell Fox 5 DC that you appreciate Emily Miller's professionalism, and you trust she and they are capable of adhering to high straight news standards without oversight interference from a couple of desperate-for-attention loser propagandists.
[Via Mack H]
UPDATE: Workman has more.
"Fraud Upon the Court"
The show is broadcast on KUHL AM 1440 Santa Maria and AM 1290 Santa Barbara News Press Radio. If you don't live in those areas, it looks like you can click on either of their respective logos on The Andy Caldwell Show website to listen via live streaming.
Noticing the name of one of those stations, if there's time, I'm going to ask Andy about this.
We're the Only Ones 'Til Death Do Us Part Enough
Berkeley reserve deputy arrested, suspended after threatening to kill wife with service weapon [More]Sounds like his son isn't the "only one" who ought to feel safer.
[Via Portly Pirate]
Not In Common Use at the Time
Every sportsman should have a gun of this kind, as with such a weapon he could distinguish himself by bringing down game with certainty at immense distances, and what would be of great importance, his fowling piece would be a military arm in case of war, superior to four ordinary muskets. [More]This is an important find.
It shows the "common use" fraud for what it is, as people in the past were more than enthusiastic about embracing new firearms technology -- including the mainstream media! And so much for limiting things to "sporting purposes."
And the only way it could be used to put down "servile insurrections" was by imposing "gun control" on those government wanted to keep in bondage.
The More You Tighten Your Grip, Tarkin, the More Star Systems Will Slip Through Your Fingers.
Best Story I've Read in a Long Time
This is great. I'm not even going to tell you what it's about. Just go read it. [More]
If you're like me, you'll then want to share it.
If you're like me, you'll then want to share it.
Supporting the Bill
CCRKBA THROWS ITS SUPPORT BEHIND BILL TO REPEAL I-594 [More]I've been told Shea is a good man. That said, it would be most helpful if a link to the text of the bill were included in releases like this, so that we could see for ourselves all that it entails.
I wonder what those behind it think its chances really are, and if this is a serious effort or political posturing.
I see the bill is labeled "partisan," so I also wonder if it's going to be vigorously fought for by our Democrat BFF...
UPDATE: Workman weighs in.
All We Need is Outreach. And Money. Mostly All We Need is Money.
Shoot-- if you mean they're religious, anti-gay and against abortions (although you couldn't tell that by real world practices), so is this "minority.""That's why more than 70% of Hispanics and 90% of Blacks vote for Democrats in every election despite the fact that most minorities hold conservative beliefs." [More]
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And the way to change everything? Send money of course. Except:
Of more than $2 million BAMPAC spent since the start of 2007, only 1.14 percent, or about $23,000, went to federal or state candidates. Almost all of the rest went to fundraising and overhead.Funny: If they're on Guidestar, they must be entered under a different name.
I don't know about you, but I'm pretty fed up with parasite spammer groups, useless "fax blasters," and the like, giving Feinstein and Schumer staffers a good laugh by siphoning needed money off from well-meaning chumps that could actually be used to do something besides line pockets of ideological snake oil salesmen. And I'm more than tired of fake "conservatives" in general, and this Carson character in particular, with his retinue of desperately-believing, sycophants.
I learned all I need to know about this guy from Kurt.
And from Fletcher.
A Slip of the Keyboard?
The original tweet posted here has reportedly been taken down, [More]
No offense to the person who took the screenshot, but if this can be verified by an expert as not a Photoshop or some such, that will establish it was removed once Watts realized she had prematurely let the cat out of the bag. That ought to be spread far and wide, starting with in Nevada, with the question "Why are these people hiding their true motives?"
[Via Luke O]
No offense to the person who took the screenshot, but if this can be verified by an expert as not a Photoshop or some such, that will establish it was removed once Watts realized she had prematurely let the cat out of the bag. That ought to be spread far and wide, starting with in Nevada, with the question "Why are these people hiding their true motives?"
[Via Luke O]
I Guess It's Not News
I mean, federal judges accuse government lawyers of "fraud upon the court" every day, right, "legitimate news media/real reporters"?
See any mainstream "newspapers" or TV networks in this mix?
Especially disappointing and useless are all of these "conservative" outlets that were notified:
This is why I'm constantly harping on individuals being not just consumers of information, but force multipliers. Check out the early days of Fast and Furious, and see for yourself how that one almost never made it out of the box.
See any mainstream "newspapers" or TV networks in this mix?
Especially disappointing and useless are all of these "conservative" outlets that were notified:
This Day in History: January 27
I have to request you will as soon as possible, give me an Estimate of all those things in your Department, (noting the expence of each in the best manner you are able) which will be requisite to enable the Army to take the field and to prosecute vigorous operations, in case the War should continue another Campaign; [More]
Monday, January 26, 2015
Informed choices problematic for 2015 NRA Director election
As always happens in these elections, various groups and individuals are making recommendations that may or may not coincide with Nominating Committee selections, and once again, several readers have written and asked who I’m endorsing. Right now, no one, and unless I get some information beyond the sketchy bios provided for each candidate, I’m likely to be part of the vast majority of eligible members who sits things out, not because I don’t care, but because no one will have earned my vote. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes a time-tested winning strategy for those intent on maintaining positions of power and privilege.
American Snipers
How long before anti-gunners start pushing to regulate “sniper rifles,” which might be that bolt-action deer hunting rifle in the gun cabinet, the one with the black or camouflage composite synthetic stock and a scope sight? [More]They're already "regulated." How long before they're banned?
The Alternative
He went on to say, that in his household he would not fight against a home invader. [More]I absolutely support his choice. Funny though, that he wants to have it imposed on you and me -- under force of government arms.
"Reasonable" First Amendment Prior Restraints
As the gun industry prepares a public campaign to broaden the appeal of guns, it is important that we establish reasonable age limits for admission to gun shows by children. Within New York State and other areas of jurisdiction, we have myriad regulations that seek to protect minors from exposure to certain potentially dangerous situations and influences. For example, a minor is restricted from watching films or playing certain video games that portray deadly weaponry and gunplay. Currently, however, minors of any age may gain unfettered access to a gun show. [More]See? We've got the "precedent," so there's nothing to stop us!
Besides, who knows better? You gun-humping ammosexual parents, or us ruling "progressives"?
[Via BfC]
We're the Only Ones Quieting Things Down Enough
Now, another suit, filed in U.S. District Court for Eastern New York, claims that a disabled FDNY firefighter injured on 9/11 had $100,000 worth of guns confiscated by police for shouting in his own home – and that the cops conspired to convert his guns into police department property without compensation. [More]And we're supposed to rally around these guys again why?
[Via Harvey]
Prosecutorial Discretion
I'd wondered about this myself. [More]
I'd even asked.
But the guy's a "progressive," so what else would we expect?
Besides this, I mean.
I'd even asked.
But the guy's a "progressive," so what else would we expect?
Besides this, I mean.
No Argument from Me
[More]
True enough.I know what I'm doing to try and work around that and "actively get our message out."
I can't speak for anyone else, but that every gun owner is not involved is a source of puzzlement.
Watergate or Worse
Bob Owens share observations on revelations of DOJ attorney fraud on the court in the Dobyns case. [More]
Write Someone Else's Congressman
I occasionally get feedback after I ask readers to write a specific congressman that the contact form only accepts communications from constituents living in their district. That's intentional avoidance, of course, as things they introduce, sponsor and vote on affect us all, and they aren't shy about accepting donations from across district and state lines.
What I do is use the address and phone of their local branch office (sometimes requiring I go to the USPS site to get the "+4" for the zip. It's also why I urge all advocates to get on social media, because you can tweet or message any of them that way, and their staffers will pick up and convey to the decision-makers what they see trending.
And no, of course I don't recommend using Facebook or Twitter for trivial pursuits. I urge you to use it for C3I purposes. Otherwise, you are ceding entire vital areas to a documented enemy, who as WarOnGuns Correspondent Mack H observes, has weaponized social media and uses it to great effect.
More here.
What I do is use the address and phone of their local branch office (sometimes requiring I go to the USPS site to get the "+4" for the zip. It's also why I urge all advocates to get on social media, because you can tweet or message any of them that way, and their staffers will pick up and convey to the decision-makers what they see trending.
And no, of course I don't recommend using Facebook or Twitter for trivial pursuits. I urge you to use it for C3I purposes. Otherwise, you are ceding entire vital areas to a documented enemy, who as WarOnGuns Correspondent Mack H observes, has weaponized social media and uses it to great effect.
More here.
Decisions, Decisions
I am worried, however, about encouraging a plan that arms too many civilians. As someone who has spent 40 years in the criminal-justice system, I have been around guns and the people who use them for both good and bad reasons. I have seen the murder and mayhem that weapons can cause when used by criminals, but I also know of many cases in which guns were used by private citizens who, despite their best intentions, caused more harm than good, as well as cases in which a failure to safeguard the weapon resulted in horrific tragedy and the loss of innocent life. In light of recent events, however, I am convinced that Jews everywhere are now targets of terrorists intent on killing us. Accordingly, I am leaning closer to changing my mind on this issue as I come to grips with the realization that no police force, however superb, can always be everywhere. It is really that simple. [More]Yeah, well, let everybody know when you stop being a dithering, hand-wringing squish and accept the burdens of freedom. Because right now, you're pretty goddamn useless, and truth be known, if you're just thinking about maybe thinking about this now, it's probably too late for you and for anyone ignorant and indecisive enough to pay attention to you.
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Judge alleges ‘fraud on the court’ by government attorneys in Dobyns case
“[T]he court ... issued an order voiding the prior judgment based upon indications that the defendant [ATF], through its counsel, had committed fraud on the court,” Allegra wrote. “[F]raud on the court consists of conduct: 1. On the part of an officer of the court; 2. That is directed to the ‘judicial machinery’ itself; 3. That is intentionally false, willfully blind to the truth, or is in reckless disregard for the truth; 4. That is positive averment or is concealment when one is under duty to disclose; 5. That deceives the court.” [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report provides further evidence of the corrupt arrogance that is the trademark of Eric Holder's Justice Department, which itself has the tone set for what it thinks it can get away with by the Obama administration.
As with "Fast and Furious," this is dangerous stuff to be involved with unless and until it can gain wider exposure, and if it does, those bringing this information out can expect to be mercilessly smeared. Still, and because of that, I'm asking everyone who considers him or herself a Bill of Rights advocate to take action by sharing this far and wide, including chiding other media to report on this, and by making investigation expectations known to Rep Chaffetz of House Oversight (@jasoninthehouse) and Sen Grassley of Senate Judiciary (@ChuckGrassley).
As "experience hath shewn," exposure and light are the best defenses against corruption relying on staying hidden in the shadows.
Tonight on Armed American Radio
- Hour One: Alan Gottlieb.
- Hour Two: Human Events "Guns & Patriots" Editor Neil W. McCabe; radio talker Anthony Cumia; Competitive shooter and instructor Amber Kunau.
- Hour Three: LINEUP CHANGE-- I'll be coming on with Jay Dobyns to talk about today's huge story of government corruption.
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Diggin' in with Dayton
Friday, January 23, 2015
Gumbel hatred for ‘pig’ gun owners not uncommon for establishment sports media
"There are a few things I hate more than the NRA,” Gumbel admitted. “I mean truly.”
What those “few things” are remained unstated. ISIL? Communism? Nazism? Murderers? Child molesters? For some reason I’m also conjuring up Arlo Guthrie’s list of Group W bench offenders: “Mother-rapers . . . father-stabbers . . . father-rapers!” [More]My latest JPFO Alert notes if "progressive" sports media monopoly of violence cultists want to be true to their roots, they ought to be calling us "Schwein!"
The Best Kept Secret
Evidently, the new marketing strategy used by the gun industry is to not let anyone know what they're selling. Or something...
Beats me, but VPC figured it out, and you know how much smarter they are than everybody else.
Virginia Lobby Day highlighted effective gun rights activism
On Monday, I made it to the General Assembly building at around 10 a.m. The weather was as perfect as one could hope for this time of year, sunny and warming into the 50s. VCDL activist teams had already been busy meeting with legislators since 8:30, and the rally with speakers was scheduled to start at 11. In contrast to the hysterical reaction we saw recently in Washington State, many of the activists were armed, and those with concealed carry permits could even open carry inside the building as a matter of course and without causing a massive freak-out. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report shares experiences and impressions from my trip to Virginia. It also includes an embedded video of my speech and a link to Emily Miller's, as well as several photos of the pre-event dinner and Lobby Day itself.
Kleck Responds
I'm sure everyone paying attention has noticed antis have resurrected their attacks on DGUs by trying to discredit the research.
The guy behind that research is having none of it.
[Via Mack H]
The guy behind that research is having none of it.
[Via Mack H]
Ammosexuals
Not everyone objects to the term. [More]
As long as the prudes (and what else are prohibitionists?) are going to treat us as one and the same, why not find common interests? Again, as with the weed people or Pink Pistols, tolerance doesn't require you to personally accept or approve of the way others chose their pursuit of happiness, just that you don't try to impose your way on peaceable human beings through force or fraud.
We each have one life to live, and a guarantee is we'll all experience our share of pain, either self-created or imposed. It doesn't make moral sense adding to the portion of another -- unless they allow you no choice but a defensive response.
Besides, even after checking out their "particular set of skills" (just so I could do my due diligence and save you the arduous task of detailed research, you understand) I find these ladies a lot more wholesome than the repressed control freaks who base their entire existence on bending others to their will. Talk about obscene.
As long as the prudes (and what else are prohibitionists?) are going to treat us as one and the same, why not find common interests? Again, as with the weed people or Pink Pistols, tolerance doesn't require you to personally accept or approve of the way others chose their pursuit of happiness, just that you don't try to impose your way on peaceable human beings through force or fraud.
We each have one life to live, and a guarantee is we'll all experience our share of pain, either self-created or imposed. It doesn't make moral sense adding to the portion of another -- unless they allow you no choice but a defensive response.
Besides, even after checking out their "particular set of skills" (just so I could do my due diligence and save you the arduous task of detailed research, you understand) I find these ladies a lot more wholesome than the repressed control freaks who base their entire existence on bending others to their will. Talk about obscene.
Republican Betrayal
A Slow Fist Coming
We can see it approaching. [More]
Just like last time.
It's the plans to keep it from striking again that have yet to be fleshed out.
Just like last time.
It's the plans to keep it from striking again that have yet to be fleshed out.
Dial 911 and умереть
FCC weighs plan to use Russian satellite network for 911 system [More]Здравствуйте, чем я могу помочь?*
Followed by:
Извините, я вас плохо слышу. Повторите, пожалуйста.*
*
On the plus side, this ought to come in pretty darn handy when we catch the antis purposely omitting Russia from "gun homicide" statistics by acting like it's not part of the "developed world."
[Via Jess]
Compromise
Mr. Hardy gives us the detailed analysis. [More]
And then there's the CliffsNotes version... but do read the first link.
And then there's the CliffsNotes version... but do read the first link.
Courting Trouble
Gun maker Remington has moved a lawsuit by families of those shot in the Sandy Hook school massacre from state to federal court, where at least one expert says it has less chance of succeeding. [More]It shouldn't have any chance anywhere. Think of what it would mean. The first judge should have thrown it out and imposed frivolous lawsuit fines.
[Via Neil W]
John Brown's BOD Chances...
...will lie a-mouldering in the grave if Mike has his way. [More]
As for the rest of the SOF picks, not so fast...
As for the rest of the SOF picks, not so fast...
Fruit Hanging So Low It Practically Puts Itself in the Basket
We want to share with you examples of the continued vigilance of TSA officers in protecting our nation’s transportation systems... [More]I wonder how useful they'd be if someone intent on not waiting for his gun to be "discovered" showed up?
And why do I keep coming back to "The High and the Mighty"?
[Via Greg W]
So Where Are They?
Tell you what, Nicholas Kristof:
You and Kai get these guys to do this, and then we can talk.
The answer will still be "No," but since you're pushing this nonsense, I might as well let you do the work to prove it to yourself what a dumb idea this is. Not that I think for a moment you're interested in being anything other than a Fourth Estate Fifth Columnist.
You and Kai get these guys to do this, and then we can talk.
The answer will still be "No," but since you're pushing this nonsense, I might as well let you do the work to prove it to yourself what a dumb idea this is. Not that I think for a moment you're interested in being anything other than a Fourth Estate Fifth Columnist.
You Must Make Do with Less...
...so Jeff Greene can eke by on his. [More]
Need you ask?
When the hell are you Occupiers going to start eating these people?
[Via Florida Guy]
Need you ask?
When the hell are you Occupiers going to start eating these people?
[Via Florida Guy]
Is the Sky at Least Sagging a Bit?
You may hear other gun groups squawking about the sky falling and needing your money to stop it from happening. DO NOT BE FOOLED, these anti-gun bills WILL NOT be passing. Instead we encourage you to save that money to spend on fun stuff, like ammunition, training or a NFA tax stamp for the suppressors that will soon be legal in Iowa! [More]I'm all for not diverting money to phony appeals. That said, I'd be interested in hearing what these folks have to say. I don't know that there's ever a time where we've got things so under control we no longer need to stay on high alert, and if we've entered a period where the likelihood of threat success is reduced, it would seem the best time to do some reclamation work.
That's not to say ignore "fun stuff," because "pursuit of happiness" is a big part of "the blessings of Liberty," although I personally am not inclined to register my property and pay for the intrusion to boot.
Different individuals and groups have different tactics. It's our job to evaluate them and decide which ones work for us. In order to do that, we need to know about them.
There's an App for That
And wouldn't it be only "common sense" to tie it in to a database of all registered gun owners? You know, as "a good first step"...? [More]
[Via Florida Guy]
[Via Florida Guy]
A Late-Term Subversive
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