Thursday, November 18, 2010

We're the Only Ones Pawn Stars Enough

A south Georgia police officer has been suspended without pay after his indictment on federal firearm charges along with two pawn shop owners and two store employees following an undercover investigation. [More]
I sometimes get the feeling this whole unreal "Only Ones" phenomenon is a bad reality show.

[Via FFFW]

The "No Only Ones" Bill of 2010

If we can't grope, they can't. [More]

This guy gets it.

Amazing how many from "our side" have tried to torpedo him. The rhetoric when he was running for president is telling.

Of course, look where they were getting their signals from.

[Via FFFW]

We're the Only Ones Drawing Enough

When the We Demand Someone Else Pays for Us crowd and "Only Ones" collide...[More]

Popcorn?

[Via FFFW]

We're the Only Ones Undead Enough

A Raleigh police officer was arrested Tuesday on charges that he posed as a dead man to get a prescription painkiller. [More]
Sounds like he could use more Brainnnsss...

[Via Fill Your Hands]

Brady Campaign endorsed ‘gun criminal’ legislator

Do you get the feeling that perhaps there’s a bit of projection going on? I mean, how could you trust others to behave responsibly when that ability is apparently so personally elusive?

And it gets better. Guess who endorsed Myers in 2008? And guess whose proposed laws get cited in a propaganda report demanding to shut down “rogue gun dealers” in PA? [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column introduces you to a convicted "gun criminal" and Brady Campaign pick who doesn't trust YOU with guns.

Also get more discussion on the pistol grip shotgun issue and revisit the predictions of a seer.

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This Day in History: November 18

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

GRE Round Up for November 17

Here's the latest from my fellow GREs:

Paul Valone/Charlotte:
Sean McClanahan/Des Moines:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
Also check out these other Liberty-oriented Examiners:

We're the Only Ones Putting the Uppity Down Enough

Ex-trooper pleads guilty in civil rights killing [More]
So why is it SPLC portrays armed civil rights activists who defy "Only One" monopolies as haters, again...?

[Via Ed M]

And the Winner Is...

Massachusetts

Which really screws up the "official" talking points.

[Via Ed M]

We're the Only Ones Paying Tribute to Our Own Enough

Portland police Chief Mike Reese announced today that he's suspending Capt. Mark Kruger for 80 hours without pay and sending him to "Tools for Tolerance" training for erecting a public tribute to five Nazi-era German soldiers at a city park while employed by the police bureau.[More]
I love it: As punishment, the wacky Portland national socialists are sending him to a Tolerance Lager.

[Via FFFW]

We're the Only Ones "Wreckless" Enough

Do you think somebody should tell the highly paid "Authorized Journalists" at WISHTV8 how to spell, or do you think someone was being clever...? [Read]

He fired inside the car. During a fight with Sweetie. Where do they find these violent morons they unleash on the rest of us?

And I guess the fact he only faces "possible disciplinary action from the police merit board" means what? He gets to keep his gun?  Those Lautenberg misdemeanor domestic violence prohibitions for life don't apply to "Only Ones"?

[Via FFFW]

The Peace Angel

Courtesy of Lee Baca, Republican. [Read]

It's not exactly like the fricking idiot knows what else to do about L.A.'s gang problem.

Me, I object.  Where's that "Wall of Separation" when you really need it, or doesn't that apply to collectivist religious totems?

Hello? ACLU?

We're the Only Ones Uncharged Enough

Think all that would happen to you or me for gunning down an unarmed man would be to see that we lost our jobs? [Read]

"Only Ones" gun exceptionalism, Sam Adams-style.

[Via Jeffersonian]

Something in Common

Only one person on the scene was in a position to call the shots.  Literally. [Read]

[Via Mama Liberty]

Moro...uh...More on Travers

John Richardson asks about stealth media. [Read]

Gunning the Engine

Truck purchases. Free AK-47s. [More]
Oh, the humanity!

[Via lots of you]

It's Time...

...to demand oversight hearings into ATF. [Read]

I
couldn't
agree
more.

And I, too, would like to see R.A. Bear vindicated.

So would Benjamin, seen here catching 40 winks with yours truly and elder feral son Uday, lo, those many years ago...

Point/Counterpoint

Workman vs. Hofmann.

I know whose side I'm on in this one.

How about you?

Obama could appoint Traver to head ATF without Senate approval

If Obama perceives his presidency is going to be a one-termer, or even if he’s gambling that conditions will change enough to make the fallout to his next campaign worth the risk of a temporary appointment, what’s the downside? After all, what’s he going to do—make conservative gun owners not want to vote for him?

Is this going to happen? Is this a real danger?

Who knows? Maybe not.

The point is, it could. [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column asks "What if?"  And more importantly, "What's to stop him?"

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This Day in History: November 17

In a November 17, 1778 letter to his superiors in Canada, Butler blamed Joseph Brant and his Indians for the massacre of the inhabitants of Cherry Valley. Contrarily, American historical records report it was Butler who ordered the killing of the women and children at Cherry Valley, not Brant. [More]
Hence the first documented use of "The Butler did it"...?

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

GRE Round Up for November 16

Here's the latest from my fellow GREs:

Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
Also check out these other Liberty-oriented Examiners:

It's Always Funny in Philadelphia

Philadelphia officials clear 19,400 fugitives [More]
Well...yeah.

They need to conserve precious law enforcement resources to keep people from being insolent.

[Via Steve T]

Surprised by the Notion

Tashonna Wicks wants to attend Kilgore College next semester. She was surprised by the notion, "Not everyone is responsible enough," she said. [More]
Well, if you wish to be less than a full citizen and relegate yourself to being dumb meat, Tashonna, I support that--just as long as you don't also expect me to support you.

But you're right: Freedom is for "grown ups."

Come to grips with that notion and you may be even more surprised.

[Via Michael R]

We're the Only Ones Just Being Stupid Enough

No. That's just being dangerous and creepy. [Read]

It's the kind of dangerous creepiness that merits just being shot when caught in the act.

[Via FFFW]

Georgia REAL Right to Carry

Naturally, the "anti-Liberty establishment" does not approve.

And some gun owners are our worst enemies. Hey Barbara Glore, that's some big "but" you have there, lady.

The CBSAtlanta story is here, and there's no shortage of ignorant comments where readers could benefit from a reality infusion.  The video said there was a poll, but the one on the main page now deals with airport security--if anyone can find it, please give us the link in "Comments."

Georgia Gun Owners is carrying the load on this and could use your help:
Help?

Meanwhile, Over in "The Beloved Country"...

So much for that Invictus "master of my fate/captain of my soul" blather. [Read]


More proof strict "gun control" works...but not the way most think.  What did ol' Morgan/Nelson say?
It is a human calculation.

[Via cycjec]

We're the Only Ones with Screwy Policies Enough

Drew Binkley was promoted to deputy sheriff because of his hard work, dedication and years of service ... not because he is screwing the sheriff's daughter...you better look in your policy manual at the reasons you may be dismissed #10, page four which states 'publicly criticizing any official decision or policy. P.S. You screw with me and I'll use #10 on you. [More]

If he does this to subordinate "Only Ones," can you imagine how he'd screw with just plain folks?

All totally within established department policy, of course...

But I'm no doubt being unfair, because if you look at what he says about himself, we find:
He was taught the values of honesty, fairness, and respect for others and their feelings... He believes in equal justice for all...I believe in a friendly and peaceful work place, a work place where individuals respect each other, a work place free of racism, sexual harassment and violence.
[Via FFFW]

A Hero's Welcome

A dog rescued from Afghanistan after she alerted soldiers to a suicide bomber was accidentally euthanized at an Arizona shelter on Monday. A Pinal County Animal Care and Control employee has been placed on administrative leave for failing to follow procedures and euthanizing the wrong dog. [More]
Well, there's a missed opportunity...

[Via Michael G]

ATF testimony admits many unregistered machine guns allowed by ruling

You got that, right? They’re the same gun. If you put one produced before the deadline and one produced after it side by side, you would not be able to tell the difference. They would look and function identically. Own one without registration and you’re fine. Own the other without registration and you’re looking at serious time in the federal slammer, as well as becoming a “prohibited person”-- for life. Assuming you survive the arrest.[More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at yet another outrageous and absurd BATFU inconsistency that they nevertheless can and do destroy people over--and evidently, all for no good reason.

Also meet Obama's pick to be the Chief BAT-F... U...--and tell NRA why they must score confirmation votes against whoever approves this character.

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This Day in History: November 16

“I wish to have no Connection with any Ship that does not Sail fast for I intend to go in harm's way.” [More]

Monday, November 15, 2010

'Watchmen' Reminder

Mike Vanderboegh and I will be on "The Watchmen" this evening. Click here to listen live, starting at 8:00 pm EST.

GRE Round Up for November 15

Here's the latest from my fellow GREs:

Mike Stollenwerk/DC:
Sean Carrana/Orlando:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
Also check out these other Liberty-oriented Examiners:

A Unanimous Decision

Just remember this when the feds tell us we must bail out California because it's "too big to fail." [Read]

And oh, look: They can afford this, too.

If I Had a Hammer...

“We need the hammer,” said the mayor about the city’s ceaseless pattern of gang- and illegal drug trade-related shootings. [More]
Because poor New Jersey just doesn't have strong enough "gun control" laws.

Not that this might possibly be construed as all their idiot citizen disarmament edicts being fraudulently useless at accomplishing their stated purpose or anything...

Give us more of what doesn't work! And federalize it!

Hey, who can really blame them: If that approach is good enough for Vulcan chess masters...

[Via securityconsultinggroup]

We're the Only Ones Putting Guns ON the Street Enough

Someone broke into a law enforcement training center in July, stealing nearly $7,000 in guns, and federal investigators are seeking help from the public to solve the case. [More]
Gee, I wonder who that "someone" was, how he knew they were there, and why they weren't locked up in a safe...I also wonder how come we're just now hearing about this...

I like that $2,500 reward for $7k worth of guns.  Reminds me of the story about the old man and the talking frog...


[Via Fill Your Hands]

We're the Only Ones "Real McCoy" Enough

Initially, police thought 25-year-old Britney Shatzer, who was robbed at 38th and High School Road, was the victim of a police impersonator. [More]
Nope, although how you could get authorized and unauthorized strong-arm robbers confused is understandable...

[Via William T]

Just What We Need

Give BATFU even more stuff to screw up. [Read]

Peter Greenberg of CBS

Incompetent or liar?

We report, you decide.

[Via Michael G]

We're the Only...Huh? What?

Ransom could only stand with his hands in the air and yell that he was not shooting.

“I guess they couldn’t hear me,” Ransom said Friday.[More]
Bunches of you sent me links to the backfiring van story over the weekend. Mack H sent me this one, that seems to really put the danger these morons who shot their own windows out in their bungling panic pose to the community.

It really fills me with confidence knowing the KC Fusion Center is urging them to be on the lookout for...uh... us...

Dear Employee

WRSA asks readers to send an email and make a call. [Read]

I trust that's not too burdensome and grinding a request?

Threeperplatform

Kerodin asks "What's the downside?" [Read]

A Clear Connection

The incident marks the second armed robbery around the Harvard campus in the past several days, following the mugging a man in Harvard Yard early Thursday morning. It is unclear if the two robberies are connected... [More]
Well I can think of one connection: In both incidents, the victims were unprepared to do anything but obey and hope the assailant would let them escape with their lives.

Actually, I can think of another connection: That's the way "authoritah" wants it to be.

[Via Ed M]

We're the Only Ones Troubled Enough

Cummings said the $500 he was paid to attend each poker game was "just for my troubles" for "hanging around at a party." [More]
Because he's such an "appealing" guy to have around, you see.

[Via FFFW]

But Wait--There's More!

Billy Mays passes out Kewpie dolls during the Night of the Living Fudds. [Read]

Would but this were only an absurd dream that Mike is boldly interpreting for us.

Some have no clue what to do next when the nightmare is real. Which shouldn't surprise us. Anyone who actually believes alerting gun owners to the very real dangers and outrages threatening us, and then forcing the issue out into the open equates with "devouring of our own" is hardly someone I consider on my side.

I guess we can just ignore things and hope they go away...instead of exposing the enemies of Liberty for what they are...

I know where I stand on this.

A Tale Told By an Idiot

Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. [Read]

This is the guy who's pleased as punch that Breyer used his work in the McDonald dissent.

Get this, egghead:

Shall not be infringed.

Then get this:

We will not disarm. And we will not disaffiliate.

What happens after the government summons the militia is not the issue here.

A Star is Born

The New Jersey governor not only rocked on the 2010 campaign trail, he quickly became a regular on short lists of Republican presidential prospects. [More]
Yeah, I guess if the GOP wants to blow it, go for it. 
Yet another reason why giving to parties and associations is a self-defeating, stupid idea, unless, of course, you're a Vulcan chess master, and then it evidently becomes a smart way to store up that political capital we're constantly being reminded is so easily exhausted.

ATF position on pistol grip 'shotguns' creates new danger

That would seem to indicate there’s no issue with violating National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record (NFRTR) requirements, right?  No worries if you own one, or want to buy one…?

Not so fast.  If the pistol grip firearms are not “shotguns,” what are they? [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column won't urge you to get a grip unless and until the risks for doing so are determined.

Also wa...uh...listen to "The Watchmen" tonight, when Mike Vanderboegh and I will be discussing this and the Airsoft debacle.

Can I count on site regulars to share the link?

This Day in History: November 15

Sunday, November 14, 2010

Gun owners dodged bullet on lead ammo ban

Here’s something that hasn’t been discussed much—outside of this readership—concerning the head of the EPA who allowed the petition to move forward in spite of a clear lack of authority to approve it:
Jackson "was responsible for banning bear hunting in New Jersey," and yet she was confirmed by the Senate despite that established history. Supporting such candidates should always be graded as an anti-gun vote. We just can't afford to let them slip under the radar.
That’s something we who believe in the right to keep and bear arms need to demand from our “gun lobby” groups if we hope to see things change. [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column highlights my latest GUNS Magazine "Rights Watch" effort--and notes a way to minimize self-inflicted wounds.

Plus you get to read the entire current issue for free.

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Saturday, November 13, 2010

Day of Reflection

From Vanderboegh:

Part One

Part Two

ACLU head Romero responds to Gresham

It's interesting that Gresham noticed the deflection from the issues he'd raised to discuss promotional points he had not. That's an M.O. the ACLU has employed before, particularly where the Second Amendment is concerned. [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at an unconvincing response, which, when you consider who's giving it, shouldn't really surprise anyone.

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Friday, November 12, 2010

GRE Round Up for November 12

Here's the latest from my fellow GREs:

Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
Also check out these other Liberty-oriented Examiners:

The Eve of Destruction

Good Lord, I agree with Orrin Hatch! [Read]

A Prohibited Person

Xu Lindong’s confinement in a locked mental ward was all the more notable, his brother says, for one extraordinary fact: he was not the least bit deranged. Angered by a dispute over land, he had merely filed a series of complaints against the local government. The government’s response was to draw up an order to commit him to a mental hospital — and then to forge his brother’s name on the signature line. [More]

What's the problem? His condition was adjudicated by the government and supported by certified professionals.

Hey, isn't "crazy" one of the pejoratives the antis use to describe we happy malcontents? Along with "hatriot" and "extremist" and...

Isn't that what the term "gun nut" is meant to convey--that you must be crazy to even want one?

We're the Only Ones Testing Your Faith Enough

"This is a sad day for all us when police choose not to do their job, lie, cheat and cover up things and are still allowed to keep their jobs,'' said the woman, who did not wish to be identified for fear of retribution. "It is hard to have any faith in the system." [More]
Should we tell her...? 

[Via Blake S]

More Likely

Brunswick burglar fatally shot by a longtime friend [More]

What do the antis tell us? If we own a gun for protection, we're more likely to shoot a friend or an acquaintance?

Well, if it's truly not a friend and they're breaking into our home in the dead of night, I should hope so--as opposed to the alternative results.

I would have this to say to Mr. Wiley:

That goes for talking to "Authorized Journalists," too.

There's something about this story...Let me just say I won't be surprised if we hear more. If nothing else, opening your home and life to a known chronic serial reptile doesn't indicate the best judgment, being 68 years old and not knowing to clam up and talk only to your attorney is strike two, and sorry, but...

With the caveat that I really know nothing about this and am basing my spider sense on what the admittedly deficient field of "Authorized Journalism" is serving up here...

[Via Ed M]

We're the Only Ones All Charged Up Enough

Officer Kenneth Simon, 49, was charged today with perjury, official oppression, conspiracy, theft, obstruction and other charges for his role in a July drug bust at a North Side car wash. Officer Anthony Scarpine, 58, was charged with conspiracy, obstruction, official oppression and unsworn falsification to authorities. [More]
Two old guys? Can we assume that means they've been allowed to get away with "few bad appling" for some time?

[Via  Michael B]

We're the Only Ones Unangelic Enough

They're No Angels [More]
No sh...

[Via The Bitter Clinger]

Why did ATF issue—and then rescind—a ruling declaring air guns ‘firearms’?

The fact remains—ATF has the testing conclusions to execute this aborted ruling if and when they wish to—in fact, if their analysis about what  constitutes a United States Code-defined “firearm” is "correct"—and if they don’t know, who does?—this could be a Sword of Damocles hanging over the heads of airgun dealers and owners that could be dropped at any time. [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at an agency with the power to destroy your life that evidently makes things up as it goes along.

I'd love to say "unbelievable," except I can't.


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This Day in History: November 12

Thursday, November 11, 2010

GRE Round Up for November 11

Here's the latest from my fellow GREs:

Liston Matthews/Knoxville:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
Also check out these other Liberty-oriented Examiners:

The Means and the End

Pretty funny, which ironic truth often is. [Read]

A Safe Protocol

'Scene safe' protocol keeps Aurora Fire paramedics from helping man bleeding to death [More]
This is a job for Kenneth Stokes!

[Via Tom S]

We're the Only Ones Young at...uh...Heart Enough

A longtime Alameda County sheriff's deputy was arraigned in a Contra Costa County courtroom Wednesday on charges that he molested three children younger than 10. [More]
Again with the Eternal Question...

[Via FFFW]

Air BATFU

The Kelvin Crenshaw Experience!
Airsoft Insanity. ATF, having plunged its left arm in a pot of boiling oil over pistol grip shotguns, sticks its right in over Airsoft "machine guns." [More]
Sipsey Street Irregulars brings us this latest in an ongoing saga.

Question: Why can't the original page be found? What's with a cached version only? Perhaps it's just an innocuous glitch, but where BATFU is concerned, I make no assumptions.

Regulars will recall we've been following this story for some time:

Why is ATF seizing toy guns?

Why is ATF ducking questions about 'toy gun' seizure?

Why do ATF employees question fitness of agent in 'toy gun' seizure?

Fox News: Airsoft can be converted to real guns. Will that make toy owners felons? As a follow-up to that question, I asked:
If, in fact, these toy guns pose a legal and real danger, is everyone in possession of such a lower receiver now in possession of an illegal firearm?

Will there be a recall? Will BATFE issue a circular to manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers...and local law enforcement?

Importantly, will anyone who has one now be in danger of being classified a felon if it can be proven they know about this, making their possession or transfer of their airsoft gun "willful," and thus subject to criminal prosecution?

Do we now have a new crop of criminals? Hundreds or thousands of them? How could that not be the case?
UPDATE: Mike doesn't think the cache business is necessarily innocuous either.

We're the Only Ones Plotting Enough

The Highway Patrol originally had paid Smidt $10,000 to settle his claims without telling him about Ryle's plot.[More]
Why, so they could bury it? Sounds like an unmarked plot is called for here.

[Via FFFW]

We're the Only Ones Out of Uniform Enough

Dispatch was communicating with one Snohomish County deputy when another male deputy accidentally keyed the mic on his radio. It was about a ten second transmission that sounded like a woman moaning repeatedly. [More]
Was it good for you?

[Via FFFW]

Still Crazy After All These Years

Bush Would Have Endorsed Obama [Read]
The "Vote Freedom First" President? This is my shocked face.

Tangentially related, it looks like that wretched gungrabber Mark Kirk is joining the self-styled "Mod Squad."

Doug Bandow once wrote:
There are no more useless creatures than centrist Republicans.
On one level I agree.  On another, I think some understand and exploit their usefulness quite well, and I don't just mean as idiots.

The War to End All Wars

WRSA shows us what it always takes through a personal remembrance. [Read]

I'm humbled by sacrifices made and endured by those in my family, too.

We're the Only One...Oh, Crap! Enough

Court officer in bathroom accidentally shoots self [More]
And for "Only Ones" flushed with pride at the exalted seat they strain to occupy, this type of sh... goes on all the time.

Why shouldn’t ‘human targets’ shoot back?

Now that looks like a ”Human Target” who wouldn’t emerge from Virginia Tech a professional victim hitting the Oprah circuit!  [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at two human targets, one fictional, and asks why real ones should be required.

Also get a field report from American Trigger Sports Network, where humans are targeting.

Do you know any humans you can target the link to?

This Day in History: November 11

On this day in 1778, Patriot Colonel Ichabod Alden refuses to believe intelligence about an approaching hostile force. As a result, a combined force of Loyalists and Native Americans, attacking in the snow, killed more than 40 Patriots, including Alden, and took at least an additional 70 prisoners, in what is known today as the Cherry Valley Massacre. The attack took place east of Cooperstown, New York, in what is now Otsego County. [More]

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

GRE Round Up for November 10

Here's the latest from my fellow GREs:

Anthony Bouchard/Cheyenne:

Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
Also check out these other Liberty-oriented Examiners:

A Prohibited Person?

As Mayor Adam Bradley's long-awaited domestic violence trial began Monday, his wife — whose words have only trickled out through leaked e-mails and police statements — took the stand to accuse her husband of kicking, taunting and abusing her. [More]
Now understand I'm not saying I necessarily believe the wife. I've got all kinds of documentation of false accusations, particularly resulting from domestic disputes.  There are a lot of crazy partners out there, and the man is innocent until proven guilty.

That said, ordinary mortals generally have ROs filed in these situations, and become de facto "prohibited persons" pending the outcome, and permanent ones if that outcome works against them.  I'm just wondering out loud if he's been similarly "disabled".

And why, yes, since you asked:

This is my shocked face.

Mostly B...s...

Georgia and other states with weak gun laws have more crime. [More]
This assumes a cause and effect relationship between citizen disarmament edicts and criminal behavior--and that guns cause crime.

It hasn't happened with the first assumption and can be shown as demonstrably untrue with the second--unless someone's been suppressing the news about those 4 million rampaging NRA members. Although an in-depth analysis of Furious Mike's "Only Ones" might cause me to revise that assessment...
From 1992 to 2008, nearly 2,000 New York Police Department officers were arrested, according to the department’s own annual reports of the Internal Affairs Bureau, an average of 119 a year.

Let's see, with approximately 40,000 full-time and auxiliary officers, can anybody figure out how much more "law-abiding" we who live just fine amidst "loose gun laws" are...?

PolitiFact scammers can take their Truth-O-Meter and throw it at the next reptile who decides he owns them.

[Via Mack H]

Fender Bender

Colum J. Flaherty, 62, pleaded not guilty in Dorchester Municipal Court to one count of assault and battery with a dangerous weapon and was released on $500 cash bail.  [More]

Why, it's like Dodge City!

Except with pen knives.

We'll teach him to take his beating and like it!

[Via Ed M]

False Alarm--Thank Your Lucky Stars

A campuswide alert warning of a gunman at the University of Missouri-St. Louis this morning turned out to have been caused by a longtime professor carrying antique guns as props for a class lecture, officials said. [More]
Seeing they're evidently not prepared to do anything but issue email alerts, I wonder what the headline would have read had he been an actual “gunmanTM”?

[Via cycjec]

El Río de Hierro

In Nuevo Progresso, Tamaulipas, Mexico Today...[More]

And in related news, it looks like our old amigos Los Zetas have struck out on their own.

I guess they didn't sign a non-compete agreement with the Gulf Cartel?

Damned American gun shows...

What's a Little Payoff Between Friends?

A lobbyist known as one of California's most successful power brokers while serving as a legislative leader in that state paid Rep. Maxine Waters' husband $15,000 in consulting fees at a time she was co-sponsoring legislation that would help save the real-estate finance business of one of the lobbyist's best-paying clients, records show. [More]
That would be Mike Roos, co-author of California's Roberti-Roos "assault weapons" ban.

You know, the guy who doesn't think you're trustworthy enough to handle technology that's been around since 1885.

We're the Only Ones Facilitating Enough

Hobbs was first suspended in 2002 for having sex with another Portland cop while one of the two was on duty and using police mobile computer e-mails to facilitate the relationship. She was set to face the same discipline for continuing to use work e-mails to arrange on-duty clandestine meetings with the same colleague in 2005. [More]
So at $2,000 and 100 hours of paid vacation time restored, how much does that work out to?

Mayor Sam to Proposition City Council

Adams sought input on the proposals from community groups, local and state officials, attorneys and criminal justice experts. [More]
Yeah, except when he got input he didn't like, he whined about "bullying tactics".

[Via OFF]

"The Latest Weapon"

Goldfish. [Read]

In the spirit of CUM ULLA SELLA IN PUGNO TABERNA, might I suggest notifying the fine folks who believe a rat is a pig is a dog is a boy, and demanding they vigorously protest this cruel abuse and endangerment of these "unique personalities"?

The Queensland Menace

Under the new laws, introduced last year, dogs can be declared menacing if they cause fear, which could include a behaviour such as rushing at a person on the other side of a fence. [More]
We must ban deadly assault Chihuahuas. Because we all have a right to "feel" safe...

What the hell happened to the Aussies?  I guess the same thing that's happened to most of our heirs of Liberty...


I'd Like to Thank the Academy--Again

I wondered why I hadn't seen the official statement on this--it was titled "John Ashcroft." [Read]

Old-timers will recall we talked about it here, and it came under a concerted dwarf attack here.

Violent leftists agree with SPLC and 'Waco Jim' on threat from the armed right

Just in case you were wondering who agrees with the SPLC’s and Waco Jim’s concerns about you being an armed conservative or libertarian… and about the type of company the fascist opposition keeps. [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at--when you stop and think about it--some natural allies.

It's the third part in a series. In case you missed the first two, click here and here.

Can I count on you site regulars to help me spread the word by sharing the link?

This Day in History: November 10

Relieved on November 10, 1778 from the Main Continental Army and assigned to the Middle Department. [More]

Tuesday, November 09, 2010

GRE Round Up for November 9

Here's the latest from my fellow GREs:

John Longenecker/Los Angeles:
Dave Workman/Seattle:
Kurt Hofmann/St. Louis:
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Unwise Tim

We don’t need guns. [More]
Yes, you do.

That you think you don't just shows what a doomed, delusional fool you are.

Which is fine with me. 

Mystery to Me

Follow along:

Missile launched off coast of LA.

Govt says they don't know what it is or who fired it.

If true, WTF? The incompetence at fulfilling their most basic of functions demands all in charge be fired.

If not true, that means they--plural--are liars.

If the speculation is right, that this was a warning shot to Asia to not spook The One, does that mean it's OK for us to fire our guns in the air when we feel threatened?

And if the government thinks the threat is real enough to do this, maybe the rest of us have a vested interest in knowing?

Nah, the object isn't to do anything but ensure survivability and continuation of government. That's why they have all those elaborate tax-funded facilities, and disparage the preparedness folks as paranoid survivalists.

And we ridicule "conspiracy theorists" who disbelieve the official government line about things why...?

UPDATES:

Trust Us

We are the last people to want more guns on the streets - but trust us, this is a good thing. [More]
Trust you?
 
Are you out of your minds?

I once had a used car salesman sporting slicked-back greasy black hair, a gold front tooth and an orange polyester leisure suit put his hand on my shoulder, smile broadly and say "Trust me." 
 
I laughed out loud, thanked him and shook his hand, because I admired the irony of his style.

Then I wished him luck and left.

True story.

Runnin' Back to Saskatoon

The Applicant does not agree with the licensing provisions of The Firearms Act and related provisions of The Criminal Code of Canada (the "Code"). He does not believe that he, or any "law abiding citizen", should ave to hold a license or register his weapons. He has been peacefully, although at times not lawfully, protesting the licensing and registration requirements of the Firearms Act and related provisions for over a decade. [More]
Interesting case out of Canada...

It's inspirational to see some have the courage of their convictions and will not go gentle into that good night.  And it's depressing to know how most will remain oblivious, and of those who aren't, how so many will agree that culling the independent-minded is best for the herd.

I understand the judicial review should be occurring right about now (10:00 am Saskatoon time).

A Talent for Understatement

Yes it will. I wonder if Paul will take the bait. [Read]

If not, I'll wonder why.

We're the Only Ones Unprintable Enough

Silvia is accused of waving a loaded gun at two restaurant workers in Newport, R.I. early on Oct. 31. Newport police said he was too drunk after his arrest to fingerprint him immediately. [More]
The good news is "termination" is one of the options.

No, not the kind they'd execute on the spot against you and me...

[Via Ed M]

Well, Reason Didn't Work. What Next?

Phoenix Refuses Appeal to Reason [More]
We talked about this outrage here.

Looks like the city has no interest in "allowing" even a tempered message.

I think they think they have the final say.

Armed Rally in Philly?

Restore the Constitution asks if anyone wants to go. [Read]

Maybe you can meet Sgt. Evers.  As long as you're not insolent and use good judgment, what could be the problem?

When Push Comes to Shove

Bill Whittle does a good job explaining things. [Watch]

You're Getting Warmer!

Why you may soon need a warmist’s permission to eat [More]
You can't make this stuff up. The control freaks are literally monstrous, evil, degenerates.

I'm not interested in refuting them or debating them.

If they try this here, I will be interested in hastening their arrival to the warmest place I can think of.

And They Call the Wind Shariah

Oklahoma's Ban on Shariah Law Blocked [More]
Of course it was. What do you expect, that "establishment of religion" hooey to discriminate against diversity?

Besides, the AG who sat on his hands was busy trying to amass more power, and the judge studied in Ghana.

Hey--I wonder if she knows Kwaku...?

Don't Dare Blame the "Victim"

Many accused Moynihan, who was white, of "blaming the victim:" of saying that black behavior, not racism, was the main cause of black problems. [More]
That is so unfair, to expect human beings to realize that sex can result in pregnancy.  What the hell is wrong with racists who believe that?

Next thing you know, the bigots will be telling us that self control is the answer. 

And that guns aren't the cause of urban violence...

The Agenda

During his testy exchange, O'Donnell also revealed his agenda to "ban all guns in America."[More]
I guess those "slippery slope" Cassandras were wrong.  This hive insect advocates a sheer cliff.

Of course, he also envisioned Martin Sheen as president.

The greedy fools running NBC officially qualify as rope-selling capitalists.

And this fascist punk officially qualifies as a domestic enemy.

If he ever wants to personally demonstrate how he'd accomplish his agenda, though, I volunteer to be his test subject.