Watch. I thought this clip had been taken off the Internet because of all the parodies, so watch it while you still can...
[Via Joe G]
Thursday, September 15, 2011
A Billion Here, A Billion There...
Pretty soon you're talking real money. [Read]
Except anybody who believes this was an "error" probably thinks Gunwalker was "a botched sting."
Let's call looting what it is.
Except anybody who believes this was an "error" probably thinks Gunwalker was "a botched sting."
Let's call looting what it is.
Obama is about as interested in “green energy” as he is in girls.Now that's funny right there.
‘Progressive’ group ramps up attack on Issa
As for Mike Lux rejecting accusations his group’s attack on Issa is politically motivated, he and his board—and those behind the tentacles extending to all of them—are demonstrable agenda-driven political operatives on a mission, and this is but another front in the ideological war—in actuality a cold civil war—they are waging on the freedoms of American families. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report returns fire to repel an attack.
This Day in History: September 15
Major John Burrowes, 5th NJ, "The whole army employed till 11 o'clock destroying corn, ther being the greatest destoyed at this town than any of the former. It is judged that we have burnt and destroyed about Sixty thousand bushel of corn and two or three thousand of beans on this expedition. [More]
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Project GunTALKER
Brett Winterble is guest-hosting the Roger Hedgecock Show tonight, and just asked if I could do a segment tonight at 7:20 pm Eastern/4:20 pm Pacific on Gunwalker.
You bet.
Here's the website where you can listen live.
You bet.
Here's the website where you can listen live.
‘Castaway’ inmate asks reps to investigate Florida ‘gunwalking’ allegations
Hugh Crumpler III, the federal inmate incarcerated at a facility in Lexington, KY, for illegal firearms sales, has written letters to Rep. Gus Bilirakis and Sen. Marco Rubio requesting they look into “Operation Castaway,” an investigation the Justice Department has characterized as an anti-gun trafficking operation conducted by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco Firearms and Explosives’ Tampa Field Division. [More]This afternoon's Gun Rights Examiner report posts some open letters.
Department of Pre-Speech
Join Attack Wire—and help stop the attacks on the President before they start. [More]And how exactly is that possible, unless the intent is to just launch smear campaigns against an enemy's list?
Oh. That must explain this. (Nice logo sending a message that "gun violence" is funny as long as it happens to Americans holding traditional patriotic values...)
And what about if the "attacks" are "founded"?
Regressives. Enemies of humankind since...forever.
Open Notice to All Gangbangers in the Vicinity of Staten Island
If you get caught with an "illegal" firearm on Saturday before 4:00 p.m., tell your public defender to argue you were bringing it into the "buy back" and they did not make clear that carrying "a gun in your waste band" (Authorized Journalists!) was illegal because they said "please," meaning it was more of a request. [Read]
Thank you, Ray Kelly for protecting us from the pink gun menace.And Councilwoman Debi Rose: "A bold step..."? Do you actually listen to yourself? If you're truly that clueless, it makes me wonder about what's being encouraged to vote on Staten Island these days.
Thank you, Ray Kelly for protecting us from the pink gun menace.And Councilwoman Debi Rose: "A bold step..."? Do you actually listen to yourself? If you're truly that clueless, it makes me wonder about what's being encouraged to vote on Staten Island these days.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Child Gun Deaths Just Waiting to Happen
I can see how the "Only Ones" could mistake these little savages for midget crack dealers... [Watch]
Better to just emasculate them with conditioned fear--and if they start acting up, well, that's why we have approved drugs.
Do it for the children.
[Via Mack H]
Better to just emasculate them with conditioned fear--and if they start acting up, well, that's why we have approved drugs.
Do it for the children.
[Via Mack H]
I Know You Are, But What Am I?
...blogger David Codrea...[More]As opposed to "David Holthouse is a Media Matters' investigative journalist..."
Well excuuuse me...Still, I'll see your smear jobs and raise you "Project Gunwalker."
So far, the comment I left is still being "moderated."Can extremists do that?
UPDATE: Guess my comment didn't make the cut. Gee, "progressives" won't "tolerate" dissent. Who'da thunk?
We're the Only Ones Lost Enough
Cape Town - The police force admitted on Tuesday that a lack of discipline and weapon control was "worrying", after it came to light that police had "lost" 20 429 weapons since April 2004. [More]Bull. Anybody who doesn't believe the corrupt mfs stole and sold them is a fool.
Just like anybody who believes in the whole concept of "The Only Ones."
Demand Republican presidential contenders take a stand on ‘Gunwalker’
These people are desperate to set themselves apart from the pack. Let’s make them earn our support. Don’t let them skate over this issue or weasel-word their way out of unequivocally addressing it. Promise them you will make known what they say—and as importantly—what they don’t say. Is there really anything more dangerous to the Republic—and to our individual liberty—than government enforcers who act lawlessly with impunity?Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary asks some important questions of the leading contenders and a crucial one of you: Will you help make this happen?
If you think about it in those terms, this is one of the most important issues facing us, and yet candidates for the most powerful office in the world are being allowed to ignore it. [More]
This Day in History: September 13
[A]Corporal of the name of Calhoun, who came Vollenteerly with me, was mortally wounded and Died the next day: the Indians pirsued 1/4 of a Mile, but without success; we being Unarmed was obleeged to Run; marched this Day 8 miles To an Indian Town by the Name Gessauraloughin, half a mile from the chief indian Town; an Indian was scalped by a Rifleman; the Genl Corse this day West. [More]
Monday, September 12, 2011
Thunderbawl Redux
So guns are cool 'n all when you have a movie to plug. [Watch]
When you don't, they lose their appeal.
[Via Say Uncle]
When you don't, they lose their appeal.
"It is said that a total ban on handguns, including .22s, would take away innocent pleasure from thousands of people," Connery announced. "Is that more or less pleasure than watching your child grow up?"I guess it makes sense if you prefer your Bond girls shaken, not stirred:
[Via Say Uncle]
Meanwhile, Across the Pond in Sarah Brady Paradise
As proves to be the case so often, the comments are more revealing than the story. [Read]:
Trust us with a battery-powered light? Are you daft?
Chains. I can still wiggle me pinkies.
It is high time these devices were classified as firearms and only allowed to people who had a good and proper reason for them, with heavy penalties for improper possession. Otherwise they will soon get into the hands of people who will abuse them and use them as dangerous weapons.You go Geoff. That's the problem with you lot. You're just too bloody free to make your own choices.
- Geoff, Chichester; UK, 08/9/2011 17:37
Trust us with a battery-powered light? Are you daft?
Please sir, I want some more.
Chains. I can still wiggle me pinkies.
We're the Only Ones Ghost Busters Enough
In June, the New Orleans Police Department received a federal grant that provides overtime pay to officers who help enforce seatbelt laws. Police salaries being what they are, the grant drew the attention of many officers, including one Glenn Gross.Ah yes--the federalization of "law enforcement"--and what's this "police salaries being what they are"...?
Gross apparently issued the 215 tickets to "phantom motorists" in three months since the grant funds were awarded. Details of how he accomplished that feat haven't been released, but since he works in the department's information technology division... [More]
Care to factor in benefits and pension, and that you can retire younger than practically anyone in the private sector? And since when is that an excuse, except among those who advocate "To each according to his need"?
We're the Only Ones Directing Enough
Or not. [Read]
But don't you try it.
Because you're not an "Only One."
We'd much rather you all die in car crashes. Besides, do you have any idea how much intensive professional training it takes? Have you seen what those teenagers guiding you on where to park at special events and amusement parks have to go through?
[Via Mack H]
But don't you try it.
Because you're not an "Only One."
We'd much rather you all die in car crashes. Besides, do you have any idea how much intensive professional training it takes? Have you seen what those teenagers guiding you on where to park at special events and amusement parks have to go through?
[Via Mack H]
Department of Justice responds to FOIA follow-up on Grassley Gunwalker briefing
Finally, thank you for advising me of my right to pursue resolution in federal district court if I am dissatisfied with your action on my appeal. If that should happen, please be advised it would also be my intent to continue to provide public exposure of this pursuit, as well as to advise my elected representatives of the prolonged efforts I have made to date and the responses I have received. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes a stone wall still in place, albeit with some cracks showing due to continued erosion.
This Day in History: September 12
French forces under the command of Admiral Charles Henri D'Estaing land at Beaulieu, a plantation south of Savannah. [More]
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Tonight--Armed American Radio
Mike Vanderboegh and I will be joining host Mark Walters at 9:00 pm Eastern to talk about the latest Gunwalker developments. Click here for a station in your area and click here to listen live over the Internet.
A Journalist's Guide to 'Project Gunwalker'-Part Six
Examiner.com article character limits preclude adding more updates to the initial and subsequently-posted Journalist's Guides to Project Gunwalker. This is a continuation of updates from this column and Sipsey Street Irregulars beginning September 9, 2011, and will continue to be updated until file size limitations necessitate a new volume. It includes contributions from regional Gun Rights Examiners.[More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner entry continues with the definitive catalog of the work Mike Vanderboegh and I have done on this story. It includes links to previous volumes.
Friday, September 09, 2011
Speaking of Marxists...
No, I'm not talking about the wretched Jane Fonda or her monstrous ghost paramour who never was. [Read]
I'm talking about twisted psycho Mike in "Comments," and not for his insane championing of "Christ"/Che nor for his advocacy of all things commie. What catches my interest are these two little glimpses into that diseased organ he call his brain that let these two fervent desires slip through:
Here:
And here:
I'm talking about twisted psycho Mike in "Comments," and not for his insane championing of "Christ"/Che nor for his advocacy of all things commie. What catches my interest are these two little glimpses into that diseased organ he call his brain that let these two fervent desires slip through:
Here:
You right-wingers truly are pathetic ... I wish Obama really would send you to a gulag, as you are the festering boils on societies a$shole.
And here:
I'm a Marxist - and when the revolution comes to America ... I can't wait to "meet" you :o)Why wait?
Getting to the Root of the Problem
Council Members Jumaane D. Williams and Fernando Cabrera will serve as Co-Chairs of the taskforce. The Council’s taskforce will work with academic experts, law enforcement and community based groups across the five boroughs to examine the root causes of gun violence, locate resources to combat gun violence and develop additional ways of tackling the problem across the city. [More]So they're renouncing Marxism? And embracing the Bill of Rights?
Who Let The Guns Walk? - Enemy At The Gates
The details are as obscure as Charles Schumer’s soul. But the basics of Project Gunwalker are clear. [More]Claire Wolfe gives an excellent summary. Requires registration.
Taking the Administration Line
Reuters and others. The ones who aren't just ignoring it altogether . [Read]
Barr continues to be wrong on ATF leadership and more
It’s not the first time Barr has been spectacularly wrong. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary notes the elephant in the room is nowhere near as dangerous as the RINOs and LINOs.
This Day in History: September 9
William Barton, Lieutenant, 1st NJ, "Proceeded one mile through a very thick swamp, when we came to some upland, which appeared to have been cleared, and was grown up with Indian grass and some ash bushes, over which we travelled for two or three miles, when we again entered a swamp, which we travelled through for five miles and halted on a piece of high ground for the night. This morning a detachment was sent down to Tioga consisting of fifty men, who were to escort all the sick , invalids, &c. and likewise all the horses that were not able to carry packs. Thirty odd were nevertheless left at this place that could not be got farther." [More]
Thursday, September 08, 2011
See, Here's the Thing...
Hostage-taking justifies a lethal force response. [Read]
Say, the "progressives" may just have given us the answer to why we need "assault clips"...
Say, the "progressives" may just have given us the answer to why we need "assault clips"...
We're the Only Ones "Sauce for the Goose" Enough
627:5 Physical Force in Law Enforcement. –Mmmm. Gander sauce.
NEW SECTION
II. A law enforcement officer is not justified in using deadly force on another to defend himself/herself or a third person from deadly force by another if the officer knows that he or she and the third person can, with complete safety:
(a) Retreat from the encounter, except that the officer is not required to retreat if he or she is within the officer's police station building or its curtilage and was not the initial aggressor. [More]
Holder’s qualified ‘Gunwalker’ denial withers under examination
Let’s explore what it means for Holder and “upper levels of the Justice Department” not to have known about what he dismisses as “this thing,” although we’ll have to suspend what’s been documented to date about Assistant Attorney General (and direct report to Holder) Lanny Breuer, and National Security Council Director of North American Affairs Kevin O'Reilly (as well as the President’s role as a statutory attendee of NSC meetings). [More]This morning's Gun Rights Examiner commentary shreds a press pass. Not the one given to the "Authorized Journalists"--the one they give to the administration.
This Day in History: September 8
Erkuries Beatty, Lieutenant, 4th PA, "This morning came out orders that the men was to remain here all Day & for the men to clean their pieces likewise for all the sick lame &c to return to Tyoga properly officered; aft. 10 oClock Major Parr with the Rifle Corps & the Cohoun was going up the lake to a little town called Kushay to Destroy it. [More]
Wednesday, September 07, 2011
Mainstream media ignores Indiana ‘Gunwalker’ story
In a development that parallels the earliest efforts to bring the “Project Gunwalker” story itself to the public’s attention despite media apathy...once more so-called “new media” has established itself as the leader in breaking news the majors, with editors, reporting staff and travel and expense budgets, can or will not. [More]This afternoon's Gun Rights Examiner report demonstrates why I'm constantly harassing regular readers to share the links. If we don't do it, do you think The Washington Post or MSNBC will give us honest accounts?
It's Automatic as Far as "Authorized Journalists" are Concerned
“The gunman...shot himself in the head with an automatic rifle at the restaurant. He was taken to a hospital where he died three hours later.”—ABC News“The suspected shooter, reportedly using an automatic weapon…”—CarsonNow.org“A man with an automatic rifle opened fire at an IHOP restaurant in Nevada's capital on Tuesday”—MSNBC
Congressman refutes claim that right to arms as check on tyranny is obsolete
And there’s a lot more than the “Know Your Lawmakers” feature. This issue devotes its cover to the passing of Gary Cooper, reflecting a different era and different attitudes from Hollywood “A-listers” than we are subjected to today. There’s also a great piece on Cole Younger, tips from the legendary Elmer Keith, “Crossfire” letters, an exclusive report on the gap in small arms development and production to counter the Iron Curtain “brush wars” strategy… [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary looks through a window to a not-so-distant past.
This Day in History: September 7
The current of intelligence from New York makes the late reinforcement under Arburthnot amount to about 3000 troops principally recruits and rather in an unhealthy situation. [More]
Tuesday, September 06, 2011
Gunwalker Timeline
I know what a PITA it is to try and keep the Journalist Guides updated--I can't imagine trying to compile a timeline that involves as many sources as Rinos and Rats just did...[Read]
No Measures Could Have Stopped It?
Yale officials say there's no basis for the lawsuit and no additional security measures could have prevented the killing. [More]I can think of one that would have at least provided a chance...
I'd forgotten how "enlightening" some of the comments were.
The Cornyn Cornhole
From a reader:
Why he arrived at that conclusion:
Yeah, right.
So, John, what are you actually going to DO about it?
Just as an fyi, I always save a copy of what I post in those forms, and generally screenshots to prove it.
Cornyn response (as received) to my gunwalker comments of several weeks ago. Regret that since my original was on the stupid web form I do not have backup as to my remarks which had all to do with gunwalker, related investigations and suggestion that Cornyn actively engage since he had just made some public comment about the situation and nothing to do with dealer records referenced here in par. 3. It is indeed too late to work within a corrupt system.
Why he arrived at that conclusion:
Dear Mr.xxxx:"Sincerely."
Thank you for contacting me about the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives. I appreciate having the benefits of your comments on this matter.
It is essential to safeguard the law-abiding citizen's constitutional right to own and use firearms designed for legitimate purposes such as hunting, target shooting, collecting, and self-protection. Restricting this right runs counter to the intent of our Founding Fathers, who expressly guaranteed that citizens would retain the right to keep and bear arms.
As you know, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF) serves as a law enforcement and regulatory agency within the United States Department of Justice to prevent the illegal use and trafficking of firearms, and ensure that firearms retailers abide by all federal laws regarding the sale and record-keeping of firearms. I believe Congress must exercise strict oversight of the ATF and its policies to ensure that law-abiding Americans’ Second Amendment rights are not infringed.
As a former Texas Supreme Court Justice and Attorney General, I have firsthand knowledge of crime-fighting policies that work, and I believe that citizens' Second Amendment rights should not be restricted because of the actions of criminals. Rather, we must respect the rights of law-abiding citizens and focus our attention on the source of violent crime: criminals who use firearms to commit crimes. I believe that strictly enforcing the law and meting out longer sentences for career criminals and those who use firearms when committing crimes will reduce crime more effectively than gun or equipment bans, which primarily serve to take firearms away from law-abiding citizens.
I appreciate the opportunity to represent Texans in the United States Senate, and you may be certain that I will continue working with my colleagues to monitor the activities of the ATF and protect our Second Amendment rights. Thank you for taking the time to contact me.
Sincerely,
JOHN CORNYN
United States Senator
Yeah, right.
So, John, what are you actually going to DO about it?
Just as an fyi, I always save a copy of what I post in those forms, and generally screenshots to prove it.
We're the Only Ones Bi-Furious Enough
Officer in transgender shooting had prior alcohol run-ins [More]Where are the Pink Pistols when you really need them?
Oh, that's right--Washington DC--"Only Ones"--and "a 20-year veteran" at that--never mind...
"Home rule," Eleanor Holmes Norton-style...I guess that's what the "progressives" want...
We're the Only Ones Decisive Enough
On May 6 last year, when she tried to end the relationship, Buttel allegedly wrote: "No, I decide." [More]That's what constant reinforcement that their function is to control us does.
A Matter of Focus
'I know you'd like to focus on language - that's not what the American people are focused on," Wasserman-Schultz told "Fox and Friends" Tuesday. "The American people are focused on job creation." [More]Actually, some will probably focus on domestic enemies.
Good for Me But Not for Thee...
Michael Moore: I needed round-the-clock protection from navy SEAL team [More]Well thank goodness this progressive champion of the little people could afford it!
Federal LEO advocacy group charges retaliation for Gunwalker testimony
Project Bombwalker? Were grenade/IED components allowed to ‘walk’ to cartels? [More]This morning's Gun Rights Examiner report reveals some ... uh ... explosive new charges. Vanderboegh and I have been sitting on this one since last Friday waiting for announcements to be made.
Bureau of Prisons explains Fincher denial day after wife's burial
The absolutely nonviolent "nature" of his "offense" was defiance of their unconstitutional rules--and that is something they will not tolerate--no matter how well behaved their captive has been, and even if he is scheduled to be released in less than a year. [More]This morning's Gun Rights Examiner commentary decodes a personal message intended for all of us.
This Day in History: September 6
William Barton, Lieutenant, 1st NJ, "I was sent out with a detachment under Maj. Hollinshead, for the purpose of collecting, horses, cattle, &c., many of them having strayed the night before, on account of which the army was detained until 2 P. M. when we proceeded three miles, land continuing rich and fertil as before; encamped in the woods near the lake. Here a great plenty of pea vines, which our horses and cattle feed on. This day have intelligence that the garrison at Powles Hook was surprised and taken." [More]
Monday, September 05, 2011
Exclusive Report: Documents indicate ATF, FBI allowed Indiana ‘crime gun’ sales
The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives has acknowledged an Indiana dealer’s cooperation in conducting straw purchases at the direction of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. Exclusive documents obtained by Gun Rights Examiner show the dealer cooperated with ATF by selling guns to straw purchasers, and that bureau management later asserted these guns were being traced to crimes. [More]Today's special Gun Rights Examiner report provides documentation that the government was aware that guns authorized for straw purchases were being traced to crime scenes.
Expect it to be buried and not even acknowledged by any major news sources or government officials unless you take it on yourself to send the link to news outlets and to your representatives, and urge your friends to do the same.
Friday, September 02, 2011
What's a Little Evidence Amidst Denials?
On My Honor
Say, we need more people like that here! [Read]
It would teach us tolerance for cultural differences!
It would teach us tolerance for cultural differences!
You Mean the "Oopsie--Our Bad"...?
Keep asking questions about bungled gun sting [Read]
OK, here's an easy one: How come--in spite of all the evidence that there was never any capability nor intention to track guns once they crossed the Mexican border--the Detroit News and other "official" media outlets still refer to the Project Gunwalker conspiracy as a "bungled" or "failed operation"?
And that perennial favorite, "botched"...
This Day in History: September 2
Major John Burrowes, 5th NJ, "One of the soldiers found at this place this morning an old squaw in a bunch of bushes, she not being able to go off with them, was hid there to be safe. She is the greatest picture of old age I ever saw. The General sent for her, she was carried to his marque. The poor old creature was just ready to die with fear, thinking she was to be killed..." [More]
Thursday, September 01, 2011
ATF emails and Assistant US Attorney memo point to official Gunwalker cover-up
Especially relevant to prior reports in this column: Much of the correspondence focuses on straw purchasing suspect Jaime Avila, and a memorandum from AUSA Hurley to his then-boss, just-resigned U.S. Attorney Dennis Burke, specifically opens detailing Avila's connection to the guns found at the Brian Terry murder scene. Burke, regular readers will recall, filed a motion with the court in the Avila case to deny victim status to Agent Terry's parents citing lack of a link between Avila's straw purchases and their son's murder. [More]This evening's Gun Rights Examiner report shows how "law enforcement" officials immediately tried to mask the connection between their gunwalking and the death of a Border Patrol agent.
IN THEIR OWN WORDS.
"GOP Insiders" for Obama
That's what they'll get if they try to foist that "assault weapon-banning" Mitthead on us. [Read]
Even if they do want to diminish unalienable rights as a trivial "social issue."
The Stupid Party. Validating Carroll Quigley since...like, forever...
Even if they do want to diminish unalienable rights as a trivial "social issue."
The Stupid Party. Validating Carroll Quigley since...like, forever...
Conservative Action Alert
Hello, ATF...?
I'd like to report a straw purchase... [Read]
What...? Go ahead with it...? Everything's under control...?
What...? Go ahead with it...? Everything's under control...?
All in the Family
I can't think of anybody in mine who would try to kill me if I didn't do what they wanted... [Read]
There Oughtta be a Law!
"Captive hunting for both native wildlife and exotic wildlife should be illegal," says the Humane Society's Casey Pheiffer. [More]Why?
And if identical principles were invoked, why would slaughtering captive domesticated animals be permitted in Casey's world?
"Only in America"
Wouldn’t it be better to have local values and standards reflected in local rules? Isn’t home rule usually the best way to go? [More]So let me get this straight--you're advocating elimination of all federal and state gun laws...?
Fincher services today
Thank you for all your help. Dad will not be released because there is no way to get him out of prison. There is not enough time. I want to thank you all for all your efforts. Thank you, Fincher Family [More]I'll have more to say on this later. Now is not the time.
The National Spotlight
The last time Boundary County ended up in the national spotlight happened to be this little incident... [More]Yep. It's only too bad this little incident didn't also make the national spotlight.
[Via Michael G]
Lipstick on a Pig?
"We used a little rouge so everybody would be safe." [More]And you couldn't have used that with David Koresh or Randy Weaver?
Words Have Meaning
"Botched gun sting"
Whose interests are served by this terminology?
Are yours served by standing by and letting it happen without challenge?
Whose interests are served by this terminology?
Are yours served by standing by and letting it happen without challenge?
This Day in History: September1
Journals of the Continental Congress, 1774-1789
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1779 [More]
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Embassy cable: 'No way of verifying...numbers' of US guns in Mexico
It also shows that everybody who was anybody in the administration was institutionally involved, not just ATF, and certainly not just ATF Phoenix, as some would like to confine investigations to. And among the recipients, one stands out--the last one on the list: NSC. [More]This afternoon's Gun Rights Examiner report notes a direct line of involvement to the very top that goes back years...
ATF Agent: 'Only way to track guns would be with crime scenes and dead bodies'
"We’re joined by Vincent Cefalu, an ATF Special Agent who helped blow the whistle on Operation Fast and Furious and has since faced retaliation. 'We allowed these guns to continue on in the hopes of establishing some sort of chain, or iron pipeline, which was so far from the truth,' Cefalu says. 'The only way to [track] the guns would be with crime scenes and dead bodies.'" [More]Today's second Gun Rights Examiner report features an inconvenient truth.
An Important Point
The temp is part time...[Read]
Hey, at least they didn't outsource it to India. Although I can just hear the helpline dialog...
Hey, at least they didn't outsource it to India. Although I can just hear the helpline dialog...
Some Minor Clarification is in Order...
"Sharyll Attkisson first broke this story last spring..."
[More]
Sorry, that's not quite accurate.[More]
Although I am delighted to see the term "Gunwalker" gaining mass acceptance.
Oh, and one more thing...
A Dim View
Even "Authorized Journalists" are supposed to have standards. [Read]
The outrage is our expectations for these characters have been so lowered that sentence didn't say "especially" instead of "even."
The outrage is our expectations for these characters have been so lowered that sentence didn't say "especially" instead of "even."
Why has Justice Department not responded to FOIA appeal on ‘Gunwalker’ briefing?
Ms. Jones, I have received no notification one way or another. Is that due to an oversight, was your response lost in the mail, or has not responding to my appeal been directed, and if so, by whom? [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report chips away at a stone wall. No, I don't expect to knock it down, but a little erosion here, a little erosion there, why you never can tell what might leak through the breach...
This Day in History: August 31
Erkuries Beatty, Lieutenant, 4th PA, "This morning all the boats was sent down the River likewise in the boats the Ammunition waggons & all the Artillery excepting four three Pounders and a little Cowhorn the wounded & sick went down which was Capt. Tuda which was very sick... [More]
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Examiner Columns
Busy day today. Hardly time to breathe. Please read and share links:
Will prison officials allow Wayne Fincher to attend wife’s funeral?
Breaking: Sources claim Melson out at ATF
Haven't even begun to work on what I wanted to work on today...
Will prison officials allow Wayne Fincher to attend wife’s funeral?
Breaking: Sources claim Melson out at ATF
Haven't even begun to work on what I wanted to work on today...
Monday, August 29, 2011
Switching off War on Guns Radio
It didn't work out. A mutual agreement about aspects of the show could not be reached. I am proud of what I did in the few short months it ran and believe it was a unique effort at serving a growing niche market. Thank you to those of you who listened, who gave me kind feedback and who shared the show with your friends.
Friday, August 26, 2011
Just You and Me?
Yes, I want to take away your gun. [More]Well, Cincinnati is only a few hours away. I suppose we could arrange for you to try.
Or do you mean you want somebody else with a gun to take away my gun?
Well, do ya, punk?
Breaking News: Pippa Goes on Date!
Don't think for a moment the Morlocks don't know exactly what they're doing. [Don't bother]
And no, I would not. They're just going to have to rediscover painting themselves blue again.
And no, I would not. They're just going to have to rediscover painting themselves blue again.
What, When They Said They'd Eat You Last You Didn't Think It Would Be So Soon?
You could mark that up to hypocrisy—artsy do-gooders only too eager to tell others what kind of light bulbs they have to buy won't make sacrifices when it comes to their own passions. [More]Welcome to the party, pals.
The Federal Guitar Police.
Ol' George III would be asking himself "What the hell did I do?"
That's what happens when we let the Cosmic Ray-Denying Taliban have a say in things.
How does clandestine U.S. Mexican policy relate to casino attack?
As long as that policy remains in shadows, as long as stonewalling on “Project Gunwalker” continues, answers to questions like which agencies and departments were involved--to what extent, for what purposes, and how high up in the administration knowledge and direction of operations went--will evade discovery.Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes blood seeping through a stone wall. Lots of it.
And perpetrators will evade justice. [More]
Where's Muammar?
Have they checked the Halls of Montezuma?
"Authorized Journalists"...is it any wonder why we love them so?
Today, on The War on Guns: Notes from the Resistance Radio (08/26/11)
Interview guests: Stewart Rhodes, Oathkeepers, and Christopher Baker, Hawaii Defense Foundation. [More]Today's lineup...
This Day in History: August 26
On August 26, 1779, Sullivan left Fort Sullivan, where the two columns of his army had converged, with an estimated five thousand well armed and now freshly provisioned troops. They marched slowly up the Cayuga branch of the Susquehanna to destroy the towns and crops of the Six Nations in western New York. [More]
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