She's got hers and intends to keep it that way...[More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at an elitist hypocrite.
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Saturday, June 19, 2010
Anti-Gun Assembly Member Travels with Armed Security Escort
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This Day in History: June 19
Soon word of the British departure from Philadelphia brought a frenzied activity to the ranks of the Continental Army. On June 19, 1778, six months after its arrival, the army marched away from Valley Forge in pursuit of the British who were moving toward New York. An ordeal had ended. [More]
Friday, June 18, 2010
GRE Round Up for June 18
Here are the latest Gun Rights Examiner posts:
Daniel White/Cleveland:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St.Louis:
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Daniel White/Cleveland:
Recent publicity has focused on H.R. 5175, the so-called DISCLOSE Act which would, in part, "establish...
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Steve D. Jones/Fort Smith
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Steve D. Jones/Fort Smith
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Before House Speaker Nancy Pelosi pulled the so-called “Disclose Act” (H.R. 5175) for consideration,...
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Kurt Hofmann/St.Louis:
The National Review Online reports that Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan seems to have placed the NRA in some very noxious company. And...
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Does Anyone Seriously Believe...
...that a government relying on this for so much of its power is really interested in stopping it?
Feds Sabotaging Clean Up
The governor said he didn't have the authority to overrule the Coast Guard's decision... [More]Sure you do.
And you have the resources, too.
We Need More Army Man Hat-Free Zones
Because "officials" say they "violate policy."
Me, I find the raptor with the talon full of arrows designed to kill by piercing flesh, shredding vital organs and bleeding victims to death even more traumatic.
And I'm glad "everybody is somebody" (good grief!), but is the racist Native American boy mascot really necessary (that's a bit of CUM ULLA SELLA IN PUGNO TABERNA, in case you were wondering_?
And don't you just love the chief commissarette:
[Via Steve T]
Me, I find the raptor with the talon full of arrows designed to kill by piercing flesh, shredding vital organs and bleeding victims to death even more traumatic.
And I'm glad "everybody is somebody" (good grief!), but is the racist Native American boy mascot really necessary (that's a bit of CUM ULLA SELLA IN PUGNO TABERNA, in case you were wondering_?
And don't you just love the chief commissarette:
We are here to ensure that our children receive the best educational experience possible. It is extremely important that the cooperative effort between home and school remain strong and positive so that our children excel. Our future, our, children depend on it.Oh yes, you just gave that kid one hell of an educational experience. Just so we're clear: "cooperative effort" means they obey you, right? And I love the collectivist possessive "our children," aka the Future Inmates of Amerika.
[Via Steve T]
We're from the Government--We're Here to Endanger
Capt. Steve Sevier, National Security Chairman for the U.S. Airline Pilots Association, said the problem stems from a holster and locking mechanism pilots are required to utilize.
"There have been several accidental discharges related to the holster and procedures involved where a lock has caused the firearm to discharge," said Sevier. "Not the operator's finger or anything like that."
In fact, the government has known of the potentially deadly flaw for at least two full years. [More]
Sounds like deliberate indifference to me. They don't want pilots armed, so by God, they're going to make it as dangerous as possible. Unless you believe the bureaucrats are actually this lazy, unmotivated and stupid.
Government regulations making things more dangerous. Welcome to the Bizarro World.
[Via Ed M]
We're the Only Ones Collectivist Enough
Bill Gives Public Workers Clout - Measure Forcing States to Grant Collective-Bargaining Rights Nears Vote in Senate
Just so we know who's pulling who's strings...
Reid's Push To Nationalize Police Unions
Why wouldn't a collectivist support the collective?
Sen. Brown Goes To Bat For Government Unions
Just in case anyone was starting to feel like supporting tea jackers was smart political chess.
[Via Mack H]
Just so we know who's pulling who's strings...
Reid's Push To Nationalize Police Unions
Why wouldn't a collectivist support the collective?
Sen. Brown Goes To Bat For Government Unions
Just in case anyone was starting to feel like supporting tea jackers was smart political chess.
[Via Mack H]
We're the Only Ones All Wet Enough
Clear Creek sheriff's deputies on Thursday arrested a rafting guide for swimming to a stranded young rafter who had tumbled from his boat on Clear Creek.Let no good deed go unpunished.
Ryan Daniel Snodgrass, a 28-year-old guide with Arkansas Valley Adventures rafting company, was charged with "obstructing government operations," said Clear Creek Sheriff Don Krueger. [More]
Who does he think he is? An "Only One"? Doesn't he know that only government operators are qualified and mere citizens are never to make life-and-death decisions without authorization?
[Via cycjec]
Who's F***ing New York?
Beats me. Whoever they are, they're evil cowards.
They want to out gun owners but make sure no one knows who they are.
What filthy, contemptible bastards.
Still, it may backfire--especially as the gungrabbers continue to insist on laws identifying gun owners, we can point to stunts like this as examples of how it is abused and real people are endangered. If one ends up victimized, the mask will be ripped off in civil proceedings, at which point we should have some more addresses, which, according to their rationale would be "public records".
I think outing these punks ought to be a priority. Anybody know any hotshot hackers who like a good challenge?
And how unsurprising to see Peter Hamm has no moral qualms about this, and in fact approves of it. Tells you all you need to know about his ethics, doesn't it? Still, isn't it interesting he admits " criminals are more likely to pick a target who isn't armed"?
That ought to be a headline in itself.
[Via cycjec]
They want to out gun owners but make sure no one knows who they are.
What filthy, contemptible bastards.
Still, it may backfire--especially as the gungrabbers continue to insist on laws identifying gun owners, we can point to stunts like this as examples of how it is abused and real people are endangered. If one ends up victimized, the mask will be ripped off in civil proceedings, at which point we should have some more addresses, which, according to their rationale would be "public records".
I think outing these punks ought to be a priority. Anybody know any hotshot hackers who like a good challenge?
And how unsurprising to see Peter Hamm has no moral qualms about this, and in fact approves of it. Tells you all you need to know about his ethics, doesn't it? Still, isn't it interesting he admits " criminals are more likely to pick a target who isn't armed"?
That ought to be a headline in itself.
[Via cycjec]
"Our Democracy"
Our democracy should respect the difference between a group with four million members and a corporate front group writing a $4 million check. This bill is not about favoring groups with a particular belief but about handing our democracy back to the people. [More]I gotta tell ya, that worked better than syrup of ipecac.
Does Gun Website Arm with Facts or with Propaganda?
Y'know, when I look at the original promise that started off this exploration, a website that would present "the true facts about guns" free of "opinions," free of "vested interests" and committed to the "whole picture," I can't help but think of some famous fictional flim flam men, guys like Professor Harold Hill from "The Music Man" and Professor Marvel from "The Wizard of Oz"...[More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at a snake oil salesman posing as an academic.
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This Day in History: June 18
The principles of operation proper to be adopted by us in our present circumstances being taken up and pretty fully discussed last evening by your Excellency and your general officers it appeared to be the general sentiment, That it would be the most criminal degree of madness to hazard a general action at this time with the enemy, as by it we might lose every advantage which a three years war, combined with many fortunate circumstances, have given to America. and even supposing us partially successful the advantages would be by no means proportionate, considering our respective forces, to the risque and loss we must be at to obtain such an event. [More]
Thursday, June 17, 2010
GRE Round Up for June 17
Here are the latest Gun Rights Examiner posts:
Paul Valone/Charlotte:
Liston Matthews/Knoxville:
John Longenecker/Los Angeles:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St.Louis:
Missouri Schnucks stores see the light; no longer 'gun free' zones
This month, Schnucks grocery stores in Missouri ended their ill-advised policy of prohibiting defensive firearm carry on the premises. The St. Louis...
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Paul Valone/Charlotte:
Call NRA officers listed below to express your outrage at having a gun rights organization betray gun owners’...
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Liston Matthews/Knoxville:
Others are discussing the NRA endorsement of Harry Reid and John McCain, and NRA's support of a gag bill in the...
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John Longenecker/Los Angeles:
I'm looking over the editorials castigating gun owners and I'm seeing a trend for some time. I've put this off long...
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Dave Workman/Seattle:
In the 48 hours since an apparent “deal” was struck between Congressional Democrats and the National...
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Kurt Hofmann/St.Louis:
Missouri Schnucks stores see the light; no longer 'gun free' zones
This month, Schnucks grocery stores in Missouri ended their ill-advised policy of prohibiting defensive firearm carry on the premises. The St. Louis...
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Comments
There's something screwy going on with comments--I've approved them but they're not showing up--it's a Blogger issue and not something I can readily analyze and correct.
If you look at a post it may show no comments. If you click on the blog post link, you will not see any but mine. But if you click on the comments link and get the pop up window some will appear.
I'm going into the dashboard to see if resetting things will knock something loose.
Anyone else on Blogger having a similar experience today?
If you look at a post it may show no comments. If you click on the blog post link, you will not see any but mine. But if you click on the comments link and get the pop up window some will appear.
I'm going into the dashboard to see if resetting things will knock something loose.
Anyone else on Blogger having a similar experience today?
We're the Only Ones Doggedly Charging In Enough
Smith says police arrived at their side door and his stepson’s dog approached to see what was going on -- and that's when an officer with a rifle fired one shot. [More]I'd be interested in learning more about that 911 call. They need to release the tape.
[Via Mike B III]
Suitcase Nukes and Vials of Anthrax Threaten Us All!!!
Or some such lying nonsense from those spreading hysteria to keep that state monopoly of violence going...[More]
We're the Only Ones Camera-Shy Enough
In February 2007, he had been photographing a group of Miami officers as a journalist when they suddenly noticed him. After repeatedly ordering him to stop taking pictures to no avail, they tackled and arrested him for several misdemeanors, one of which claimed he had been obstructing traffic. [More]Simon Owens profiles Carlos Miller of Photography is Not a Crime.
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