Tuesday, August 16, 2011
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New York Times' Issa hit piece shows desperation to shield administration
Issa’s office put out a rebuttal demonstrating factual errors and plagiarism in the hit piece, and showed in a follow up The Times even got the central premise of their hit piece wrong. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column notes that just because a Lady is Grey doesn't mean she can't make a living as a presstitute.
My Government Walked Guns to Mexico and All I Got was this Lousy Shirt
The Secret of My Success
As in all enterprises it's who you know--and what you know they did... [Read]
Today, on The War on Guns: Notes from the Resistance Radio (08/16/11)
Interview guest: Bob Wright, 1st Brigade, New Mexico Militia [More]Today's lineup...
This Day in History: August 16
Adam Hubley, Lieutenant Colonel, 11th PA, "Several of our out continentals alarmed our camp by firing off several guns about 1 o'clock in the morning, in consequence of which light corps stood under arms. Several patrols were sent out to reconnoitre the front of encampment, returned near day-break, but made no discoveries--alarm proved premature. Gen. Hand, being ordered with the detachment under Gen. Poor, the command of the light corp devolved on me during his absence." [More]
Monday, August 15, 2011
The Question
Make no mistake, this is what the NYT hit piece linked to below is designed to deflect attention from. [Read]
New York Times Does Hit Piece on Issa
Here.
And it's full of glaring errors.
This is my shocked face.
Besides, they already told us Gunwalker's not news.
And it's full of glaring errors.
This is my shocked face.
Besides, they already told us Gunwalker's not news.
We're the Only Ones Making Local Decisions Enough
“Those who are not in law enforcement are telling law enforcement what to do,” said Maggi Duncan, director of the Tennessee Association of Police Chiefs. [More]Yeah, no kidding, idiot. That she thinks it should be the other way around tells us all we need to know.
And more with this "an affront" language--that's the anti's newest talking point, handed down from Colin Goddard who finds talk of self defense at Virgina Tech "offensive." Or at least he says he does, maybe to keep himself--and others--from examining his part any deeper...
Go Ahead, Keep It That Way
We don't care any more. If the UK wants to commit national suicide, go ahead and jump. [Read]
And if the call ever goes out again for this, sorry. Nothing to spare. And fresh out of sympathy.
Domestic wankers every bit as self-destructive as their Brit counterparts have pretty much ensured we'll need everything we've got with nothing to spare. I note the Economist piece was written by one.
And if the call ever goes out again for this, sorry. Nothing to spare. And fresh out of sympathy.
Domestic wankers every bit as self-destructive as their Brit counterparts have pretty much ensured we'll need everything we've got with nothing to spare. I note the Economist piece was written by one.
Firearms crimes in VA bars decline after concealed carry allowed
That is simply not borne out. Just ask drunken feral pig Anthony Abbate (see sidebar video player), taking advantage of Chi-Town citizen disarmament edicts to beat the hell out of a woman less than half his size. Talk about a violent, cowardly sociopath who deserved to be shot, often, and by someone who knows how. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary notes the Only Ones "acting like it's the Wild West in saloons are the "lawmen" and the desperadoes, with the line between the two often blurred. We townfolk seem to be minding our own business and behaving right fine.
Today, on The War on Guns: Notes from the Resistance Radio (08/15/11)
Interview guest: Peter Suciu of Firearms Truth [More]Today's lineup...
This Day in History: August 15
The Penobscot Expedition, a little-known event in Revolutionary War history, took place from July 25 to August 15, 1779. That year the British were attracted to the Penobscot peninsula (Castine) for several reasons: as a possible Loyalist haven, as a source of timber for the King's Navy, and as a strategic naval base and coastal trading post. [More]
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Depending on police for personal safety is a no-win game
That’s more than delaying call response—that’s preventing calls in the first place—and doing it to preempt rights and for self-serving reasons. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary wonders what kind of game authorities are playing where they not only won't allow you to protect yourself, they won't even allow you to call them for help. All in the name of "public safety."
Saturday, August 13, 2011
Homeland Security’s ‘active shooter’ instructions betray founding intent
[I]t’s not like the folks wallowing around in that $57B they requested for FY 2012 have Clue One about what’s really “necessary to the security of a free State”... [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column shamelessly plugs my latest GUNS Magazine offering.
Friday, August 12, 2011
If a Victim Falls and Nobody's Around, Will He Make a Sound?
Assuming he's "legally" a victim...? [Read]
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