Rise of the Moors Turns DHS’s ‘Perfect Storm’ into Summer Squall

 

So, when headlines started to come in about Interstate 95 near Wakefield, MA being shut down as police responded to a group of “heavily armed men” claiming to “not recognize our laws,” my first thought was these could have been the droids we’re looking for. It wasn’t until later reports came out about arrests that ID’d the group Rise of the Moors that it became clear this was yet another failure of the prevailing government and media narrative; there wasn’t a white supremacist, Trump voter, or NRA member among them. [More]

These aren't the droids they're looking for.

Friday Wrap-Up

I ran out of time and still have plenty of news link tips waiting in my inbox. Sorry, there's only one of me and I'm just inundated. Rather than do individual credited posts all I can do is list them below:

• We're the Only Ones Impermissible Enough: 'An absolutely terrible bill': Sheriffs, police chiefs urge lawmakers to oppose permitless carry
• We're the Only Ones Under Color of Law Enough: Lawsuit claims FBI supervisors drunk-texted employee, sexually harassed special agent with rainbow-colored sex toy
• Your Body Our Choice: Health Secretary Becerra: ‘Absolutely the Government’s Business’ to Know Who Gets Vaccinated
• Demand and Supply: Remington CEO: "We're Working 24/7 To Get Ammo Back On The Shelves"
• THPD detective 'ambushed' outside federal office
• Road Rage: ‘Truly A Senseless Act’: Youth Baseball Coach Killed In Shooting
• Houston teen on life support after being shot in apparent road rage incident
• Tech/Media Billionaire Summit: It's a Big Club and You Ain't In It
• The Company He Keeps: Hunter Biden Consulted for Oil Man Connected to Notorious Congolese Warlord
• Ghost Busters
• Different Public Response for Killing Unarmed White Men
• Sounds Like a Bloomberg Pick: Former mayoral candidate charged with murder in killing of Indiana cop at FBI office
• First Do No Exclusion: Some Tulane University medical school programs put on probation over diversity concerns
• You Get a Pass and You Get a Pass and You Get a Pass: “Prosecution Equity” is a Mockery of Justice
• The House Select Committee to Criminalize and Obstruct
• Navy Vet Wants Venue Change: Feds Lied about Jan. 6 Capitol Protest
• So Much for Background Checks: 11-Time Convicted Felon Tried to Shoot Cop
• He Needs a Fiddle: Churches being burned in Canada as Trudeau looks on
• We're the Only Ones Unseeing Enough: Minnesota police chiefs see ‘unsustainable’ crime spike: ‘Never seen gun violence like this’
• An Affront to the State
• Immigration Watchdog: Make Border Hawk News Your Daily Read
• Florida firearms laws being challenged by gun rights and gun control proponents

That's it until Monday with the exception of an announcement for an AmmoLand article scheduled to be posted plus one for when I go on Tom Gresham's Gun Talk Radio on Sunday,

We're the Only Ones Plastered Enough

 Police find city officer's stepson in hole in wall inside home, charging docs say [More]

A community hero and a fixer-upper ...

[Via Steve T] 

Like Nazis on Steroids

 Lincoln Project moron Steve Schmidt actually claimed today that the Capitol riot was not only profoundly worse than the horrible terrorist attacks on 9/11, but added that the riot would end up getting more Americans killed than died on 9/11. Seriously. [More]

Gotta feed that "Trump supporters = white supremacists = greatest domestic terror threat" meme.

That said, if the totalitarians keep squeezing, the ultimate reaction won't be pretty. But I suspect by then leftist mobs will have already carted sheltered Steve away in a tumbrel.

[Via Michael G]

The Offender Becomes the Offended

 Weissmann: ‘Anti-American’ for Tucker Carlson to Complain About NSA Surveillance [More]

I'm sorry, my eye wandered over to the other stories in the right-hand sidebar, I read "Megan Fox: 'Mean Awful, Cruel People' Online Judge My Son's Dresses" and I forgot what we were talking about.

Oh, yeah, what it means to be an American these days...

[Via Michael G]

From the Folks Who Gave Us Gerald Ford

 Representative Peter Meijer, a Republican who voted to impeach Donald J. Trump, seeks “decency and humility” in Western Michigan, but has found anger, fear and misinformation. [More]

Says the little rich punk who regrets not being able to shoot people.

Enjoy the faux-sympathetic crocodile tears from "The Newsraper of Record," useful idiot. They'll be calling you a right-wing extremist the minute it suits their purposes.

Michigan Republicans: You wanna know why Whitmer's in the governor's mansion? Because you keep offering up garbage candidates like this privileged squish, and cultural terraformer Justin Amash before him. You give no one capable of generaitng fire in the belly.

[Via Mack H]

Nothing Liberal About It

 According to court documents, two liberal students saw Lucas’s Snap Chat image on a friend’s phone, took a screenshot, and called the police to report him. According to his father, one of the female liberal students who reported Lucas’ Snapchat image to local police frequently argued with Lucas over his conservative views, most recently about her belief that Columbus Day should be renamed Indigenous People’s Day. Lucas, who was growing tired of her constant badgering, blocked her on his social media accounts. [More]

That's all it takes with a perpetually-offended and indignant Nazi snitch mentality.

The public has a right to know who these accusers are. Justice demands they and all "official" persecutors be held accountable and pay the price for their actions.

[Via Henry Bowman]

The Original Rebellion Continues

Gay Group: ‘We’ll Convert Your Children’ [More]

They'll get a lot of them, too, "thanks" to public school agendas and the peer pressure those create.

What, you thought all they wanted was "tolerance"? 

[Via Michael G]

Daily Defense

I'll be joining host Mark Walters this afternoon at 4 Eastern to wrap up the week on Armed American Radio's Daily Defense.

Find a station near you, listen via live streaming, or watch from the AAR website, or Facebook users can join in and add comments on OpsLens.

It's All in How You Look At It

 The organisation Gun Owners of South Africa said that a proposed ban on firearm ownership for self-defence was the peak of idiocy. [More]

As a crime reduction measure, they're absolutely right.

But it's not really about crime reduction, is it?

[Via Usgeneral25]

There Ought'a Be a Law!

 This is absolutely disgusting. I mean, WTF? How is this legal? Seriously. I don’t know how well this photo displays the ginormousness. Even the sides looked like a war machine.  Car supremacy on steroids. [More]

"How is this legal?" Over the way a truck looks? That's the relationship this seething prohibitionist demands between citizens and government?

Good thing he wasn't flying an American flag!

Vanderboegh was right:

We are at present two peoples, two countries really, living within a common border and sharing (mostly) a common language but divided upon the answer to this question: does the government serve the people or do the people serve the government?

[Via Samuel W]

Chipman Backed by a Capitalism-Basher and Other Dirt

 Mom-at-Arms adds to the never-ending story. [More]

I've got a Chipman piece that covers some new (old but hidden) ground in the queue at AmmoLand but I've got another piece coming out first so it will probably be Sunday or Monday night before it's posted.

What kind of traitor would vote to confirm this jackbooted malignancy?

Escape from New York

 New York will allow people to sue gun manufacturers for violence [More]

That punk Cuomo doesn't go anywhere without a taxpayer-funded armed security detail, does he?

The industry needs to cease doing business with the State of New York. It won't, of course, because "rope-selling capitalists," but it should. And seeing who has no problem servicing the oppressors should be loudly pointed out so that gun owners can make alternative choices. `

One segment of the industry that might be more "doable": Ammunition. Demand is such that if all manufacturers followed Steve Hornady's lead, they still wouldn't be able to keep up with demand and wouldn't lose a dime. 

Play it smart and reap publicity and gratitude patronage benefits.

Telling It Like It Is

  

It's not racist to be a culturist if you pick the right one.

[Via Steve H]

Third Time's a Charm

Pfizer is about to seek U.S. authorization for a third dose of its Covid-19 vaccine, saying Thursday that another shot within 12 months could dramatically boost immunity and maybe help ward off the latest worrisome coronavirus mutant. [More]

"May"?  So when they said "two" they were guessing? If at first you don't succeed, try, try again?

Why does a Goldfinger quote come to mind?

Don't worry -- if things go bad, their shareholders and the government will be OK.

And this just in: Experts differ on need for Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 booster shot

"Settled science"...