“Screwed up”...?Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary explains how a con game works.
Gee, that fits right in with “botched operation.”
It was all just a mistake, you see, “bad judgment”—committed by low-level bunglers in a “bottom-up” operation. And that fits right in with the Administration’s top-down talking points being propagated by their political and media apologists. [More]
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
What does Obama mean by ‘held accountable’?
That'll Stop It!
You know, another law... [Read]
Maybe we also ought to install these at ATF Field Division offices--just to be sure:
Maybe we also ought to install these at ATF Field Division offices--just to be sure:
When Frozen Armadillos are Outlawed...
And it was one of those assault armadillos, not the legitimate sporting kind allowed by common sense armadillo control laws (that the paranoid armadillo lobby tells us is some kind of slippery slope to ban them altogether) so we can feel safe--for the children... [Read]
What did I miss?
[Via Steve T]
What did I miss?
[Via Steve T]
Dying for 32
The Human Target admits the only thing that saved him was "luck"-- a condition he would impose on the rest of us under force of state arms. [Read and watch]
Congrats to Yih-Chau Chang for introducing some balance.
Congrats to Yih-Chau Chang for introducing some balance.
Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My!
If you live in the area, be aware and be prepared. [Read]
What a shame. The poor animals never asked for this.
But neither did we, and it is what it is.
[Via OFCC email alert]
What a shame. The poor animals never asked for this.
But neither did we, and it is what it is.
[Via OFCC email alert]
Critical: Defend Sen Russell Pearce from recall election. Donate, volunteer, forward
From Russ Howard, via email:
Pearce, fyi, was a leader in getting Constitutional Carry passed in AZ, as well as championing the right to keep and bear arms in public buildings.
We demand politicians do the right thing, even if it means risking their careers. When they do, and they're predictably attacked for it with everything the left can muster, do we expect them to stand alone?
As Russ asks, donate, volunteer, forward...
Russell Pearce is the Arizona Senator you've heard about, author of Arizona's "controversial" law to help identify and deport illegal aliens. The open border national suicide crowd has qualified a gravely serious November 8 recall election against Pearce. Regardless of which state you reside in, every loyal American citizen must act immediately and generously to help him defeat it or the consequences will be dire. If you don't know who Pearce is, the pro-invasion media will make sure you and every other America knows his name if he loses the recall in a couple weeks. If you don't realize that Pearce is not America's highest profile champion of immigration sanity, you will if he loses the recall.
This is the technique Californians Against Corruption and Citizens Against Corruption used against anti-gun Senate President David Roberti. In 1994 after years of planning, organization and struggle, CAC qualified a recall election against Roberti. It was the first legislative recall to qualify in California since 1914 -- after more than 100 failed qualification attempts over the intervening 80 years. Though Roberti did not succumb directly to the recall, he was forced to outspend CAC 100 to 1 to do it, breaking his campaign piggy bank and with it a significant portion of the state Democratic Party's warchest. It cost a number of Democrats their seats due to Roberti spending campaign money that should've been distributed to other Democrats, permanently wrecked Roberti's career as an elected politician, completely stopped gun control schemes in California for several years, and sent a powerful message nationwide that gun rights are not worth infringing.
If Russell Pearce is recalled, the chance of recovering the USA from invasion and "reconquista" may be doomed. We will have to accept the coup d'etat and eat amnesty after amnesty as legislators and candidates abandon the issue and pander to the invasion lobby. Where the hell are NumbersUSA and the other immigration sanity groups on this? Why haven't they activated their national lists for donations and volunteers? Instead they're dead silent, despite the fact that any citizen in any state can donate to any candidate in any other state, and volunteer for phone calling.
If Russell Pearce is recalled, the only hope is to retaliate with recalls against vulnerable invasion lobby waterboys, but it may be too late. FYI, I have no connection to the Pearce campaign other than donating an hour ago and writing you this note.
If you're like me, you're tired, you have a limited budget, you already donated to other campaigns, and you have many other demands on your time. Still, I can't urge you enough to donate and volunteer anyway, and spread the word to anyone else you think will do the same. I know it may seem exaggerated to write this, but here goes: The future of the USA, or lack thereof, may ride on this election. If you don't see that now, I hope you don't have to see it on Nov 8.
www.russellpearce.com
www.russellpearce.com/donate
www.russellpearce.com/support-yard-signs
Pearce, fyi, was a leader in getting Constitutional Carry passed in AZ, as well as championing the right to keep and bear arms in public buildings.
We demand politicians do the right thing, even if it means risking their careers. When they do, and they're predictably attacked for it with everything the left can muster, do we expect them to stand alone?
As Russ asks, donate, volunteer, forward...
Meanwhile, Across the Pond in Sarah Brady Paradise
When assault compost aerators are outlawed, only outlaws will have assault compost aerators. [Read]
Actually, that could make one hell of a weapon. So many everyday objects can. If Mr. Vincent truly was threatening people with it, they would have been justified in repelling him with superior ones.
At least morally, as opposed to "legally"...
[Via Steve T]
Actually, that could make one hell of a weapon. So many everyday objects can. If Mr. Vincent truly was threatening people with it, they would have been justified in repelling him with superior ones.
At least morally, as opposed to "legally"...
[Via Steve T]
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
We're the Only Ones Unrelated Enough
The two incidents are not components of a 'continuing course of negligent conduct.'...[More]That's exactly what I say every time my negligence with a firearm injures someone.
Besides, it was hectic the first time. And dimly lit the second.
He's still more trustworthy and better qualified than you or me. At least that's what some would have us believe...
[Via Kevin Starrett]
Unintended Consequences
What? You don't like our handguns?
Well, OK, but these seem a bit like overkill for the occasion. Still, if you insist...
Well, OK, but these seem a bit like overkill for the occasion. Still, if you insist...
LAPD weapons theft shows inexcusable negligence, at minimum
Because Chief Beck would have us believe he and those he commands are the “Only Ones” Angelinos can trust with guns...[More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at another example of where presuming some are better than the rest of us leads.
A Gun Free Zone
For "operational safety reasons," you see... [Read]
It always bemuses me to see similar rules posted at gun shows.
They're all anal about liability and don't stop to think they give credence to the notion that gun control works.
[Via Les K]
It always bemuses me to see similar rules posted at gun shows.
They're all anal about liability and don't stop to think they give credence to the notion that gun control works.
[Via Les K]
KOA = DOA
Well, here's another place that evidently doesn't want our business. [Read]
And as far as the corporate flack weasel-wording that "Our KOA kampgrounds are independently owned and operated and do set their own rates and policies. The kampgrounds also make their own regulations with regard to what is allowed on their property as well as what is not allowed," that is absolute bull.
An independent KOA operator would not be allowed to keep the brand name if he decided to make his facility segregated. Or post Satanic symbols or swastikas. Or...
If corporate would rather do the cowardly thing and pass the buck than respect our rights, the hell with them as well as with their idiot affiliates.
Pass the word on to all gun owners.
And as far as the corporate flack weasel-wording that "Our KOA kampgrounds are independently owned and operated and do set their own rates and policies. The kampgrounds also make their own regulations with regard to what is allowed on their property as well as what is not allowed," that is absolute bull.
An independent KOA operator would not be allowed to keep the brand name if he decided to make his facility segregated. Or post Satanic symbols or swastikas. Or...
If corporate would rather do the cowardly thing and pass the buck than respect our rights, the hell with them as well as with their idiot affiliates.
Pass the word on to all gun owners.
This Day in History: October 18
William McKendry, Lieutenant, 6th MA, "This day the troops were ordered to be Barrackd in town, those that had no tents to cover them--Capt. Daniel Lane this day was dischargd. from the Continental Army By Genl. Sullivan at Easton." [More]
Monday, October 17, 2011
FFLGuard Provides Service to Educate and Support Class III Enthusiasts
This innovative legal service plan option deals exclusively with products sold under the National Firearms Act (“NFA-LSP”), and will strengthen compliance levels of FFLGuard client operations while promoting retail sales of NFA products by delivering additional legal support to clients who engage in these transactions. [More]Those who have skin in this game need to know how to keep it whole.
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