Warrants?Seems I've heard that dialog before...Anyway, looks like standard protocol to me, so the fault must lie elsewhere.
We aint got no warrants.
We don't need no warrants.
I don't have to show you any stinking warrants? [Watch]
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"I also listen to War On Guns radio on Linux. I open gnome-mplayer and select Open Location and use http://www.facebook.com/l/545c4/hab-svc1029.hydracdn.com/ROCKNR5496 which is the URL from the 1260 web page Listen Live link. I do have the w32codecs package installed, so you might make sure you do, if it doesn't play the stream for you."Some people make me feel so old.
Well, I guess anyone who represents people who on average are so stupid they continually vote for him and give him power to con them out of their rights might be conditioned to think that way. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column shows a subversive punk for what he is.
Fearful of being caught between General Moultrie’s militia and Lincoln's army General Prevost fortified a position at Stono Ferry. On June 16th, he withdrew most of his troops by boats to Savannah leaving behind a regiment of Hessians, a battalion of Scots, and a Tory regiment of 900 men. [More]
ADDENDUM VII
Issa just gave DOJ and ATF an out via redaction.
Are these hearings now a sham Representative Issa?
A proposed ordinance governing firearms sales that Oakley city officials thought was already on the books generated a lengthy debate Tuesday as council members wrestled with what to do about a gun dealer who has been operating out of his home. [Read]I don't suppose just leaving him the hell alone was an option?
The urgency ordinance requires would-be dealers to shell out $3,807 for a conditional use permit...Any questions?
Charles Mark Sloan, a patrol captain with the Pender County Sheriff's Office, was arrested last night in Wilmington and charged with crimes against nature and solicitation for prostitution, according to New Hanover County jail officials. [More]Not having ever dealt with the trade, I'm still not clear: Was he offering to pay or be paid?
Ever eager for talking points to support the narrative their agenda demands, the "Authorized Journalists" who have been absent from any presence in the Gunwalker scandal have been quick to latch onto this “authoritative” treasure trove.” [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at coordinated enemy action.
Daring and aggressive, Wayne quickly rose in responsibilities and commands. He quickly gained the nickname "Mad Anthony" for his audacity and outbursts of temper. In a brilliantly planned and executed attack on June 15, 1779, his 1300 men captured the British fort and garrison at Stony Point in the Hudson Highlands of New York. [More]
Why would you think it anyone’s business, particularly a stranger’s? Is the number and types of guns you own information that a prudent person would provide to an anonymous solicitor?Today's Gun Rights Examiner column solicits your opinion.
Might anything go wrong with that? [More]
Erkuries Beatty,Lieutenant, 4th PA, Schenectady, "Showers of rain almost all day embarked in our boats at 2 o'Clock, proceeded up the river, very strong water, went 3 mile up when we encamped on the shore." [More]
Cedar Falls Demands Keys to All Commercial Properties (Including Rental Homes and Apartments) to Be Placed in Lock Boxes That City Employees Can Access [More]Are these guys on board with that?
MLB warning teams about Chicago violence [More]Forget it Jake, it's Chi-Town.
What this meant, in modern gungrabber language, was "the authorities were outgunned"! Thank goodness. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary exposes a modern lie with ancient technology.
In case the enemy march against West point, the inclosed is a general disposition for the army, which is to be varied according to circumstances and the particular movements of the enemy. [More]
Hosted by long-time magazine/Internet columnist and gun rights activist David Codrea, “The War on Guns” will give Scottsdale/Greater Phoenix metro-area listeners regular updates and analyses on the stories of the day, using a mix of breaking headlines, commentary and interviews. Emerging legislative threats will be explored, as well as setbacks and victories in the continuing struggle to guard against Second Amendment infringements. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report reveals what I've been working on behind the scenes. The equipment checks out, we've got some cool bumps and sweeps and we launch tomorrow morning just as Darrell Issa's prepping for Monday's Gunwalker hearing. There's an NBC 1260 link at the end of the column and they have a "Listen Live" feature on their site.
"This sends a signal to those who would violently attack the press in the United States that they will not get away with it," Smyth said. [More]What would have sent a better signal is if one or more of the victims had pulled their own gun and plugged their moron attacker.
Authorities in Indiana say a man played a game of Russian roulette with his dog - and lost.
On-duty NYPD cop Philip Chlanda kills himself on city street after Facebook dispute with girlfriend
It's not liberal bias...I tend to agree. It's outright subversion, some of it directed by evil squirming brains who actually know better, but much of it just abetted by zealous useful idiots who fancy themselves sophisticated and progressive.
The NYPD is investigating a wild shooting on the crowded boardwalk in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, Thursday evening that killed one person and injured four others. [More]In Furious Mike Paradise...?
Chicago Police Brace for 'Flash Mob' Attacks [More]As for the people those mobs will get to first?
A former NYPD officer was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison today for robbing drug gangs and holding children at gunpoint as a part of violent stickup crew that operated along the East Coast. [More]This is my shocked face. And then, of course, there's this:
Jorge Arbaje-Diaz, 33, admitted that he wore his official police uniform and badge, wielding his service pistol during some of the stick-ups...
If you’re sticking with what you affirmed to Wolf Blitzer—and you did tell him “yes” three times after he gave you a chance to clarify things—that’s something we deserve to know. If, on the other hand, you “simply misfired in response to Blitzer’s flurry of questions," as some apologists suggest, here’s an opportunity to tell gun-owning voters exactly where you stand—that is, if you’ll take your time and answer these questions unequivocally and with forethought...[More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column asks a rising "conservative" star if he really agrees with the Brady Campaign's position of "home rule" on citizen disarmament.
I have the Honour of your Letter from Paris of the fifth of this Month, in which you inform me that by Advices from America, your Ennemies are determined to impeach your Attachment to our Country and her Cause, and in which you request my Opinion on that Point from the Knowledge I have had of your Conduct, while We acted together in Commission.[More]
U.S. Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., has set up a faceoff with Barack Obama's U.S. Justice Department over the agency's refusal to respond to demands from Congress for information about federal Operation Fast and Furious that apparently maneuvered dangerous weapons into the hands of Mexican drug lords. [Read]
An arsenal found in Mexico included at least five assault rifles that U.S authorities trace to a federal operation gone badly awry, according to government documents.I was guilty of using "gone awry" myself early on.
The discovery appears to confirm for the first time fears cited by Republican lawmakers that a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives operation called Fast and Furious failed to stop guns from ending up with drug gangs in Mexico. [More]
“The reckless decisions of ATF and Justice Department officials in Operation Fast and Furious have devastated lives and put fear into communities on both sides of the border,” Committee Chairman Darrell Issa (R-CA) explained. “By exploring this Justice Department sanctioned program, we can better understand the flawed process surrounding the genesis and implementation of an operation that put guns into the hands of criminals.” [More]
These apples didn’t spoil overnight. And as I said, I have thousands upon thousands of examples amassed over the years, many of them corroborating that misbehavior has been either widespread or widely tolerated, and that those who were not engaging in it looked the other way and kept quiet about it. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner column challenges Josh Sugarmann to see whose [list] is longer.
A detachment of five hundred men from the Virginia and Maryland divisions, with three days provision and their blankets unincumbered with any other baggage, to march tomorrow morning at four o'clock to relieve the detachment under Colonel Stewart...[More]
Felon, fired cop land sweet school jobs in Cicero and Berwyn district [More]And their "official" patron?
Pesek, board president of Morton High School District 201, had ties to a major drug dealer and an Outlaw motorcycle gang member.
"No doubt the great body of private relations usually fall within the control of the State, but a treaty may override its power."Yeah, that's what the plan is.
Perhaps any population that would willingly turn over power to such heavy-handed, self-serving hypocrites is, as a whole, too ignorant to be treated like informed adults…? [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary looks at some elite Californians, watches Ferris Bueller's Day (Almost) Offed, prepares for a faceoff and notices some off-target flak in the Pacific Northwest.
State of Massachusetts-Bay. In the House of Representatives, June 8, 1779. : Whereas it appears that an agreement was made between the four New-England states ... to keep up a certain number of men in the state of Rhode-Island, so long as the enemy kept in force there ... resolved, that eight hundred men, non-commissioned officers included, in addition to those ordered to be raised to be under the command of Colonel Jacobs, be raised to serve ... in the following manner ... [More]
"This hearing will examine the constitutional questions raised by both the Department of Justice’s refusal to comply with a Congressional subpoena as well as the withholding of documents from a Congressional subpoena," the release advises. [More]Today's second Gun Rights Examiner column shows careful preparations and a strong foundation being built.
Let every subversive attempt on your part to disarm your countrymen be met with the reminder that you are a defective, craven wretch who can’t—or more likely won’t—control himself.This morning's Gun Rights Examiner commentary notes that the projections of a twisted freak should not reflect on the rest of us.
No way in hell you’re going to control us. [More]
June 7, 1779. The town voted "that they will take a method to raise the soldiers called for to serve in the Continental army." [More]
Citizen CPR is in the news and I have a brief comment. [More]John Longenecker applies compressions to the body politic in an attempt to resuscitate Liberty...
Surely it's time for climate-change deniers to have their opinions forcibly tattooed on their bodies. [More]Tell you what, Fist...uh...Glover. You forcibly tattoo me.
But unless a determined effort is made by state and federal police to shut down the gun trade, people will continue to be shot. [More]Wait a minute--I thought that's what you've already admitted you've done...?
This is proof that our much-vaunted gun laws are little more than political window dressing.
CBS News has learned that the recent case of a Mexican military helicopter forced to land after it was fired upon is linked to the ATF Fast and Furious "gunwalker" operation. [More]
'Hangover' actor who plays CSI Las Vegas police officer 'pretends to be real cop to get sex' with hotel masseuse [More]He was probably just getting into character...
Teachers reprimanded two seven-year-old boys for playing army games - because it amounted to 'threatening behaviour'. [More]They're teachers, alright. And how.
'The issue here was about hand gestures being made in the shape of a gun towards members of staff which is understandably unacceptable, particularly in the classroom.'I guess clutching your chest in response and moaning "Ya got me!" would also be unacceptable? Or if they were being disruptive just telling them to knock it off and then going on with the lesson plan--end of story?
This column has warned on numerous occasions to beware of “teajackers,” and of supposed “conservatives” who mostly want to conserve their places at a finely-appointed table. Kremer has signaled the Republican establishment that they can feed her followers any floor scraps they like and she will provide the cover to let them get away with it. [More]This morning's Gun Rights Examiner commentary looks at those who think the jackboot on our throats having an "R" on the heel is all the distinction they need to merit our support.
Baron De Kalb is directed to have two companies of light infantry formed to join you there and act with your corps. He is to endeavour to have a junior officer [sent] to you to command it, that the whole may be under your direction. The intention of your command will be to countenance the militia, plague the enemy and cover the country from the depredations of their light parties, as much as possible. The enemy have now a body at Kings ferry and appear to be establishing a post at Stoney point to which quarter your attention is principally to be directed. [More]
"Darrell Issa, in an exclusive interview with FOX News today, promised more subpoenas in short order," Mike Vanderboegh is reporting today on the Sipsey Street Irregulars blog. [More]Let the anticipated hearings begin.
“[C]oncerned Americans—regardless of where they stand on gun control issues—deserve prompt and complete answers to the questions surrounding this operation”... [More]This evening's Gun Rights Examiner column reports on a long overdue but nonetheless pleasant end-of-the-week surprise.
"He was a bit out of control," recalled neighbor Beth Redmond. "He just kept saying that he was a police officer and he had the right." [More]Y'know, he's got a point--at least as far as the courts these days are concerned.
This is not a case of reasonable people disagreeing about policy or practice. This is a case of respected political leaders and activists being called liars by an NRA employee, whom these same leaders say singlehandedly scuttled their carefully crafted rights legislation. There can be no middle ground in a situation like this. [More]We discussed this here and here.
But what would happen if National Gun Rights Examiner David Codrea and fellow bloggers publicly exposed the ATF's Project Gunrunner and its offshoot, Operation Fast and Furious? [More]I left a comment advocating recognition for Mike Vanderboegh.
Because apparently, all imaginable campus defense situations involve active mass shooters, and besides, the cops train themselves when encountering a firefight to make no distinction between aggressor and defender, but instead to just kill ‘em all and let God sort ‘em out.Today's Gun Rights Examiner column looks at some folks who are grateful that adult decisions haven't been left up to them.
That’s what they’re saying! Which makes one wonder why any LEO in his right mind would accept a plain-clothes assignment… [More]
From his headquarters at the John Wallace house near the village of Raritan, Gen. George Washington directed Gen. John Sullivan to Easton, Pa., with 2,500 troops, including the New Jersey Brigade, in order to wage war against the Iroquois Indians in northeast Pennsylvania and upstate New York. Another 1,500 New York militia will join the movement. [More]Interesting, presenting historical information written like a contemporary news report...
Officer: “Nobody’s allowed to take pictures.” [More]So why is it the government watchdog "Authorized Journalists" tell us the victim's name, but not that of the incompetent, oath-breaking authoritarian thugs depriving a citizen of rights under color of authority?
Rodriquez, whom the officers accused of aggravated assault against a police officer after they Tasered, kicked and hit beat him with police-issued flashlights, says he could not have assaulted the officers or run because the left side of his body is paralyzed from polio. [More]Jimmy? Timmy?
But Sheriff Ewell Hunt told his dispatch center not to issue a "be on the lookout" alert to other law enforcement agencies, saying he would take care of the situation himself... [More]
“My biggest beef is they took all the discretion away from the sheriffs under the premise of wanting more law-abiding citizens to get permits, but what they’ve done is allowed more people who are criminal, non-law-abiding citizen to carry guns,” Pulkrabek said. “Clearly, this is someone who is not law abiding and clearly not someone I believe should have a gun permit.” [More]If they're serious criminals (or even if they're not) they're "prohibited persons," meathead.
At the very worst, it’s fair to wonder why a breach in a congressman’s Internet security does not rise to a level warranting a federal investigation—especially in an age when Weiner himself is demanding stripping away gun owner rights in secret and without due process in the name of fighting domestic terrorism. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary grills up some media hotdogs for being lapdogs instead of watchdogs.
After suffering three years of raids, the people of Liverpool, on June 2, 1779 built a battery for the artillery and on October 31 launched their own privateer Lucy. [More]
