Issa responds to Holder: 'You own Fast and Furious'

Documents discovered through the course of the investigation, however, have proved each and every one of these claims advanced by the Department to be untrue.  It appears your latest defense has reached a new low.  [More]

This afternoon's Gun Rights Examiner report...just read it for yourself.

What's Brown and Stinks?

This piece of tyrannical crap. [Read]

What's pathetic is I've been consistently warning Californians against him, and some of the "pro-gun leadership" there have publicly dismissed that as because I and others "don’t understand CA politics, or because they have non-gun-related political axes to grind."

I won't be surprised when I see that "pragmatic" group scapegoat the open carriers for provoking this new edict--as if a right that can't be exercised is something to aspire to.

And you wanna know what stinks just as badly as what the governor just dropped?

"Sportsmen for Jerry Brown."

[Via Dan B]

Part 3

In which Hillary does the Mexican hat dance... [Read]

Global gun control report relied on deceptive statistics

The lies in the GBAV crumble under the probing touch of Gallant, Chwick and Eisen... [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary notes figures lie and liars figure...

Also find an Appleseed event this month near you.

Appleseed

They've posted their October schedule... [Read]

This Day in History: October 10

Erkuries Beatty, Lieutenant, 4th PA, "The Genl. beat this morning 8 oClock could get no waggons to carry our baggage therefore had to break up our Chests & Carry our baggage on Pack horses The Army did not march till 3 oClock in the Afternoon when the set of for Eastown the Army was very much Detained on Account of getting on the Ammunition Waggons and some of the General & Field pfficers had to Carry their baggage as the horses was very weak and the road Exceeding bad up a very long hill good many waggons left behind and the baggage taken out and Put on Pack horses, a little after Dark got on the top of the hill about 4 Mile from Wyoming where we Encamped on very stony ground and the Army very much Scattered" [More]

Project GunTALKER

I'll be on Peter Boyles' show at 9:00 am Eastern.

There's a "Listen live" link in the top left of his website...

UPDATE:  They have the archive up already.

Issa to issue new subpoena to determine senior official Gunwalker involvement

Darrell Issa: “We want to know, what did they know and when did they know it. But more importantly, we have to understand at what level did the authorization really come." [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner report looks at the next move (includes video)...

Updated Vol. 6

Added links since the 2nd...[Read]

It’s not a question of guns and weed not mixing

“OK, David, so you just finished a joint and you’re on your way to the range, right?” [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary expands on my new GUNS Magazine column and this past week's Trigger Sports Live! interview.

Reefer Madness

Medical marijuana may be controversial, with some claiming it’s just a way for potheads to game the system and others swearing it’s indispensable in managing the agony of cancer, but regardless, affected states have lawfully enacted their statutes. [More]

My latest GUNS Magazine "Rights Watch column...

‘Wide Receiver’ CI: ‘It had nothing to do with Bush or even DOJ’

"The truth is that the first two AUSA's assigned to this case declined to prosecute it because ATF, ASAC, SAC and above, lied to him and told him that the guns were being followed on the other side of the border." [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner exclusive report takes on the latest bit of misdirection by the administration and its elite media co-conspirators.

Project GunTALKER

I'll be on High Caliber Radio today at 2:20 pm Eastern.  Click here and then on "Listen Live."

Good Idea

Folks, it is time to dog Obama's ass in public about the Gunwalker cover-up. Any and every Threeper, Second Amendment activist, Tea Partier, and unaffiliated patriot who can get a piece of cardboard and a magic marker ought to line the bus route and the speech venues of Obama with signs that say "Holder lied and people died!" or whatever other sentiment you wish convey related to the Gunwalker Plot. [More]

And don't forget to wear your shirt.

Separation of Gunwalker and State

It can't be done.

Part 1.

Part 2.

Seeking Financial Advice

Does this ever happen without devolving into chaos and war? [Read]

I guess if it's really the "worst in history," there's no precedent to go by...?

Meanwhile, Over in Furious Mike Paradise...

Police: Brazen Teenage Gang Robbing Straphangers During Rush Hour
Armed With Box Cutters And At Least 1 Gun, 17-20-Year-Olds Causing Havoc [More]

If only we could have national standards for disarming you and me...and "home rule" until we can stop up all the "loopholes"...

Right You Are, Mr. Mencken

"Every normal man must be tempted at times to spit on his hands, hoist the black flag, and begin to slit throats."  [Read]

This Day in History: October 7

[More]

ATF ‘shakeup’: Meet the new bosses. Same as the old bosses…

What does the Chief Counsel's office have to say about part-timer Jones running the show and making sweeping reforms?[More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes all the "shakeup" did was move some pieces around on the table.

A Botched Operation

Intent: The difference between Wide Receiver and Gunwalker... [More]

This Day in History: October 6

Major John Burrowes, 5th NJ, "The weather continues rainy and very disagreeable, but not to hinder our march. Leave Wyalusing at half after eight o'clock. On this days march we leave about 60 horses that were not able to come on. we leave them in the different pastures to recruit, so as they may be brought down in eight or ten days. Heretofore we have killed all that gave out, in number about 200 and lost as many more." [More]

"An Interesting Exercise in Cognitive Dissonance"

Kevin Starrett attempts to impart a higher education amidst the hysteria. [Read]

Special counsel for Gunwalker must be truly independent

While an independent counsel is needed, expecting a truly independent one to be appointed by a department that is up to its neck in stonewalling and cover-up, by a president whose own role and interests are appropriate for scrutiny, is at best problematic, and at worst a recipe for ensuring those responsible for “Project Gunwalker” are never held accountable for actions that have resulted in human deaths on both sides of the border. [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner report cautions against settling for second best.

This Day in History: October 5

William Barton, Lieutenant, 1st NJ, "The morning continues cloudy; orders for the whole army to go down in boats and on horseback; I came on a horse as far as Wyalusing and staid the night; this day killed a great number of horses." [More]

Good Question

So When Is Eric Holder Indicted? [Read]

Wrong answer:

House Judiciary Committee Chairman Lamar Smith, R-Texas, was sending a letter to President Obama on Tuesday arguing that Holder cannot investigate himself, and requesting the president instruct the Department of Justice to appoint a special counsel.

This Justice Department is in it up to its ears.

Re-up the damn Independent Counsel Act and leave it there for occasions such as this. Otherwise, why shouldn't we believe the fix is in?

[Via Concerned American]

Holder revelations contradict Obama’s ‘Gunwalker’ assertions

Did the president believe what he was saying when he said it?

Did Holder lie to his boss as well as to the House Committee on Oversight and Government reform?

Or might we have probable cause to doubt the implausible assertions coming from the Chief Executive? [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes it's not just the Attorney General who appears to have a truth problem.

This Day in History: October 4

The riot, which began on October 4, 1779, after the British Army had abandoned the City of Philadelphia. Lawyer and Congressman James Wilson (1742-1798) had successfully defended at trial 23 people from property seizure and exile by the radical government of Pennsylvania. On October fourth, "A mob whipped up by liquor and the writings and speeches of Joseph Reed, President of Pennsylvania's Supreme Executive Council, marched on Congressman Wilson's home at Third and Walnut Streets. Wilson and 35 of his colleagues barricaded themselves in his home, later nicknamed Fort Wilson. In the fighting that ensued, six died, and 17 to 19 were wounded. [More]

Holder Lied, People Died

The man perjured himself in front of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform. That is an impeachable offense and a prosecutable offense. [More]

Wow.

Now This Kind of Stuff Just Pisses Me Off

I don't say it because it's rude.  Don''t tell me I can't say it but someone else can.  Especially for such a bullshit reason.  [Read]

So naturally the vapid ignoramus calling for double standards thinks the earth is flat and Christians predated the Greeks.

And naturally, that's what it takes to be an award winner and an influence on millions of useful idiots who eat this crap up.

Gee, I wonder what  regular viewers "think" about guns...?

There Can Be No Peace Between Us

Between the insane Madame Robespierre and this piece of fascist crap, I can't say that I want it.

Yo Burt--you come put me in jail.

Michelle, My Belle

Sont des armes qui vont très bien ensemble...[Read]

[Via Concerned American]

Safer Streets Commentaries

Longenecker's latest... [Read]

Can DOJ eliminate ATF?

But no sourced information has been received by this correspondent regarding outright elimination of the Bureau. And while others report they have received such information, there is one other important consideration that must be factored in:

Appropriations language. [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner reports notes such a change would require an act of Congress.

This Day in History: October 3

Plan of the Ambuscade at East Chester [October 3, 1779] [More]

Tonight--Armed American Radio

I'll be on at 9:00 pm Eastern.  [Listen]

"David and Goliath"

Nice writeup. [Read]

Thank you.  Thank you very much.

Gun Rights Radio Network posts GRPC videos

They are long, as they captured the entire program of speakers--making  this an invaluable asset allowing those who could not make it to Chicago to attend a virtual GRPC. [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner column links to videos that will let you watch and listen to all the speakers as your time permits.

Freedo...o...o...o...mmm!!!

What does it mean?  Interesting discussion going on here.

I don't view the Constitution as the ultimate possible evolutionary pinnacle of social contracts--more like a starting point that we can't go under, a plateau from which new experiments can be tried.

Who's on First. What's on Second.

With interest.  [Read]

CleanUpATF speculates on imminent management shakeup

This assessment has also been shared with this correspondent by other sources, some hearing scuttlebutt that a partial realignment of senior executive staff may happen as early as today. [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner column notes some packing boxes may be showing up soon on the Fifth Floor...

Making Hay

Not that he'll have anything to do with those who baled it...[Watch]

Ahhh....

....no...o...o, I don't think I'd put one on my car...[More]

Sorry, Michael, I like a lot of your stuff but "experience hath shewn" 'n all that, and there are a lot of dangerous maniacs out there...

Readers here may feel differently though, so everybody feel free to disagree with me. I'm just speaking for myself--and yeah, one could argue I'm being inconsistent, but I think one is more likely to provoke an "official" response than the other...

First Person Shooters

"This doesn't make me happy at all," said Vicki Bash, owner of Shooters. "Any time you have people drinking, you never know how their personality is going to change. A real nice guy could come in and then all of the sudden he's drinking a lot and wants to take on everyone in the bar. But this law won't change anything here. Guns are still not allowed.

"My personal opinion is that the police are the only ones who should be carrying guns." [More]

Gee, Vicki, can I be informed like you some day?  I guess if your priorities are "Girls Gone Wild" and Jello shots, perhaps it's a clientele issue...

Although if someone inclined to ignore stupid signs wishes to take advantage of a bunch of disarmed drunks showing each other their tits, I guess maybe the name of Vicky's dive could prove prophetic...

We're the Only Ones Half Off Enough

Peterson is a 14-year veteran who bought a home as part of the federal Officer Next Door Program that allows officers to buy homes at half price to help fight crime in some neighborhoods. [More]

That oughtta federally stimulate home prices! Jeez, why not also offer Buy One Get One Free?

Any guesses on whether the incentive carries with it a legal duty to protect neighbors?

But say, why wouldn't that work if you gave the same deal to gun owners?

Sorry, you're not an "Only One."

[Via Smiley Starfish]

The Snowball Effect

I was enjoying the hate in comments under that Media Matters hit piece on Mike (no surprise there) and two thoughts struck:

1. I'm jealous.

2. If they can call us "teabaggers," which, as with all else they spew is a filthy lie, couldn't we with accuracy call all the Obama love-sharers "snOballers"?

What? "Our" side is supposed to be "above" that?

What do you think the maniacs these useful idiots walk ideological point for have in mind for us if they prevail?

Myth Busters

What if...? [More]

[Via Ron W]

Raising the Bar

Just wow. [Read]

This Day in History: September 30

The declaration of Spain in favour of France has given universal joy to every Whig, while the poor Tory droops like a withering flower under a declining Sun. [More]

We're the Only Ones Young at Heart Enough

The chief of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in South Florida has been arrested as part of a child pornography investigation. [More]

Oh, crap--we've got the wrong NAMBLA!

[Via Skip]

And Now a Word About the First National Bank of Kansas

Boycott. [Read]

Incidentally, Mark Muller--you desperately need lessons in safe gun handling and carrying. You're setting a terrible example for those who don't know any better.

Serenity

Another laboratory for the free exchange of ideas demonstrates tolerance.  Not. [Read]

I can't say I agree with the sentiment of the poster that got all the regressives' knickers wadded. My preference would be to modify  it as follows:

If I ever kill you, you will never even know I was there until you wake up in Hell and they tell you.

CUM ULLA SELLA 'n all that...

[Via Plug Nickel Times]

The Key

...the key lies in creating stronger mechanisms of federal oversight... [More]

Well, that certainly tells me everything I need to know.  That and that the damn furriners are behind it.


[Via Mack H]

An "Arsenal"?

Looks more to me like what you'd bring along for a day at the range. [Read]

[Via JL]

What Do You Call a White Man Who Votes for a Black Man?

A racist.  [Read]

Good grief.

The Collectivist Dialectic

Mike Vanderboegh reminds us that a smear job is merely a means to an end. [Read]

The guy really is a damn fine writer.

Safer Streets Commentaries

Longenecker's latest... [More]

Chicks with Guns

Cool. And look where it's posted.  [Read]

I wonder if the antis are going to accuse them of owning guns because they have dinky wieners?

Latino media Gunwalker query shows need to bypass elites to ask tough questions

There is, however, a way for gun-owning rights advocates to bypass political and media gatekeepers and elicit a public response that will be impossible to duck without demonstrating for all to see that’s exactly what they are doing. [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner report suggests an end run play that we can call--if we want to.

This Day in History: September 29

Erkuries Beatty, Lieutenant, 4th PA, from the corn field and with no tent, "slept tolerably well rose early loaded two boats with corn which we had with us and set of down the river about 7 oClock arrived where the Camp was about 2 oClock where we found the Army had left in the morning, here we halted about 2 hours collected some horses and killed a number more likewise sent down a Boat which the Army had left. Marched of from there with a Determination to join the army to night, at the time we arrived at shamung it was Dark however we march'd on thro the Narrows a very Difficult road to pass and arrived at the main Army about 12 oClock at Night which was encamped 3 Mile below shamong" [More]

Senate Judiciary Committee staffer corroborates ATF gunwalking purchases

"The Voth letter was not obtained until later and merely corroborates the information already in the ROIs." [More]

This afternoon's Gun Rights Examiner report provides further documentation for a story that's been erroneously called "false."

Appealing Convictions

Evan Nappen has 'em, and they have served him and his client well. [Read]

The Scandal of the Century

I agree. [Read]

Safer Streets Commentaries

Longenecker's latest. [Read]

And make sure you watch this.

This Day in History: September 28

The inclosed extracts contain substantially the most authentic intelligence I have received of the enemy's motions and designs. You will perceive they are making large detachments and that the Southern states are spoken of as a principal object. The particular corps too which are mentioned point that way: They would not separate their grenadiers and light infantry but for some important coup de main; and this I imagine is the manner in which they would proceed against Charlestown: Nor do I see where except with you they can intend to employ their cavalry. But there may be a mistake in this part of the intelligence, from the difficulty of ascertaining corps with precision, and some movements among those which are specified may have occasioned a deception. [More]

More on GRPC

Rob Reed wrote a real nice piece. I'm grateful and need to learn to put aside being uncomfortable calling attention to anything other than the story.

He took some pictures:

3,000 Words

Alan Gottlieb 'n me...

Charles Heller of JPFO surrounded by extremists...

Alan Korwin lends Otis McDonald an improvised desktop so he could give me an autograph.  I told him the only other man I've ever asked for one from was Clayton Moore back when I was 10.

"Stinking Crackers"...

...are racist! [Read]

Forget the irony. "God" said it, I believe it, that settles it!

"Failed"?

...reckless...misguided...foolish...lack of sound judgment...a clear failure of leadership...[More]

That's hardly how I would describe it, but then, what do I know?  Mike and I don't rely on those "ongoing media investigations" to get our information--not that anyone relying on "NRA News" would ever know about that--or about us.

Vol. 6 Update

Hadn't had a chance to update links to the latest Journalist's Guide since the 17th, and it took a full hour.

Check out how much we--and by "we," I include Dave Workman and Kurt Hofmann--have done since then.

Click.

The work is being done.  And how. Whether it's being read and shared is beyond my control.

ATF Chief Counsel’s office warned management of Gun Rights Examiner column

"And who were they afraid of? A few -- very few -- dissident ATF agents and lowly gun rights bloggers who, by Internet standards, were hardly noticeable or noticed. Yet, even at this early stage, we were apparently living in their heads rent free, all expenses paid." [More]

This morning's Gun Rights Examiner report highlights an acute and comprehensive awareness of danger early on.

That All Depends on the Meaning of the Word "Works"

The buy-back held at a Port Richmond church netted weapons ranging from a Nazi SS officer’s 1939 Luger pistol, to a sawed-off shotgun that appeared to have been fired at least once, a Glock 9mm with armor-piercing “Black Talon Deep Penetrator” bullets and an easy-to-hide pen gun able to discharge a single bullet. [More]

Good grief.

This Day in History: September 27

September 27, 1779 - John Adams is appointed by Congress to negotiate peace with England. [More]

Where Due

The Captain is right--we should have been given links and name credit in the Fox piece--but my biggest beef is with Drudge, who has never given a link to exclusives we have generated even though I always send him the tips. [Read]

Fox interviewed Mike and they may be doing a story on us.

Workman also comments, and also calls out Drudge.

"The Teacher"

Hey man, what's the plan what was that you said? [Read]

Funny how national socialists like to throw the "N" word around.

And what's pretty much becoming a standard practice when it suits their purposes prompted this email to the "Authorized Journalist" who filed the report:

Seems like a fair question to me, but what do I know about such lofty professional matters? We'll see if she responds.

We're the Only Ones Overzealous Enough

My favorite part of this story is actually the comment by disgusting police state apologist "kannemartin":

That traffic officer you want fired has worked tirelessly for years at KPD.

Yeah, and I'm sure she exhibited the same level of competence. Wonder how many innocents she victimized in her tirelessness...

And why the hell don't we know this incompetent disaster's name?

I'd Like to Thank the Academy

This was a total surprise.  I made sure to let all know that Mike Vanderboegh shared in it, as did many folks who, for now, must remain anonymous. 

So was this. Mike got one, too.

Actually, up until about a week ago, the fact that I was on the agenda to "speechify" was a surprise, too.

Thirdpower has a bunch of photos posted, here and here and here.

Dave Workman has a write-up.

The Gun Rights Policy Conference was a pretty cool event--got a chance to network with a lot of folks, meet and re-meet  a lot more, and importantly, participate in several foundational meetings regarding a Gunwalker documentary being undertaken by an established professional, Fleming "Tex" Fuller.  More on that to come. For an indication of what kind of access Tex is capable of getting, watch all four parts of "First Strike."

I'm particularly grateful to Alan Gottlieb and Dave Workman. I'm very glad I finally made it to one of these.  What a lot of hard work and expenditures they put into this.

"But most media are playing them down"

Yep. [Read]

Hard Questions

Here's an easy one:

Why are you still calling this criminal conspiracy "a failed sting"?

Me Bitching Again

Read what Mike had to go through to make our latest story happen. Not just a mental ordeal, but a very real physical one for someone with his health conditions.  No hyperbole, that's the kind of stuff that could kill him.

I throw my hands up that a guy who  had to borrow money for gas to get home has thousands of regular readers, and the vast majority who receive regular value from his contributions seem utterly indifferent to his survival via a voluntary subscription or an occasional donation.

So who's going to fill the void if he cannot continue? 

The "Authorized Journalists" ignoring Gunwalker have T&E accounts and get their flights and hotel rooms and meals paid for--along with nice salaries, as well as broad and deep organizational resources.

We are bringing stories that no one else is.  Elite media still has not said word one about Indiana gunwalking or the chief counsel's email to Melson setting the stage for official whistleblower intimidation...hell, as far as they're concerned, this ain't even a scandal yet--and we'll see if our latest smoking gun reaches outside our limited readerships.

Plain and simple: It will not unless you share the links.

You  personally.

Breaking: Letter implicates ATF in committing straw purchases for Gunwalker

A letter forwarded on Friday by a proven reliable source to Gun Rights Examiner and Mike Vanderboegh of Sipsey Street Irregulars documents Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives management authorizing the sale of firearms, which sources say were intended for delivery to cartel purchasers as part of the “Fast and Furious” / ”Gunwalker” scandal. [More]

Note the time of this post.  That after getting up early to finish the Gun Rights Policy Conference and then drive back home from Chicago--that's because Mike and I realize how important it is to keep giving the media documented stories to ignore.

I'm going to bed.

Just One More

GUNS Magazine has posted my latest...[Read]

Time for Just One More

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives is offering hundreds of buyouts and early retirement packages to help avoid layoffs or furloughs, a bureau official said on Wednesday. [More]

You don't say...

It for Now

I have a ton of things I'd like to post on, both here and at that other place, but am out of time.  I'm scheduled to do my dancing poodle act on Saturday and have prep work and family matters I must deal with beforehand.

So don't look for comments to be moderated or emails answered--I will take a laptop but have no idea how much time I will find to generate any content, even though I'm busting to get two more columns out asap.

ATF Counsel email to Melson on Gunwalker-Terry murder link preceded intimidation

Examined objectively, Rubenstein admitted guns were purposely allowed to walk, that walking guns to a foreign country must be hidden from the public, and that if the Mexicans found out about it, cooperative law enforcement efforts would be jeopardized. [More]

Another exclusive from Gun Rights Examiner and Sipsey Street Irregulars, evidently because elite media wants us to continue to break new ground while they either ignore or undermine the search for the truth...

Includes copies of the emails.

This Day in History: September 22

Treaty entered into with the Indians of Nova Scotia from Cape Tormentine to the Bay De Chaleurs, September 22nd, 1779 [More]

Hi!

Yes, it is all about you. [Read]

Issa holds telephone press conference on ‘Gunwalker’ with bloggers

A developing consensus among online reporters following this story: If elite media “Authorized Journalists” can’t be trusted to report on it, a means now exists to bypass the former exclusive gatekeepers and get the word out. [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner report prescribes a bypass operation.

This Day in History: September 21

The Battle of Baton Rouge was a siege during the American Revolutionary War that was decided on September 21, 1779. Baton Rouge was the second British outpost to fall to Spanish arms during Bernardo de Gálvez's march into British West Florida. [More]

Project Bunwalker

Taxpayers foot bill for Justice Department’s $16 muffins [More]

What, no churros?

"A Little Bit of Hypocrisy"

Not that he's an environmentalcase fraud, but that the gun-grabbing sonofabitch has an armed state trooper assigned to him. [Read]

And it's a lot more than "a little bit."

‘Elite’ media treatment of Gunwalker is scandalous

So does this now make “Gunwalker” a “bonafide scandal,” worthy of notice by our revered opinion-makers, not just mere “Authorized Journalists” but elite ones? [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary notes a barring of the gates to maintain the sanctity of the cloister.

This Day in History: September 20

William Barton, Lieutenant, 1st NJ, "Remained until 4 P. M. in consequence of a detachment being sent down the south of Senakee lake to destroy a town there, and another down the north side Kihuga to destroy a chain of towns, part of which is to proceed to Fort Schuyler, and conduct the baggage of Gen. Clinton's brigade down to headquarters, by way of Albany, when we proceeded and crossed the outlet of the Genesssee [Seneca] lake and encamped at Sunset, having marched 4 miles. At head of the Kihuga is a remarkable salt spring where the Indians all get a supply of salt." [More]

Booger Hook...

Bang bi...uh...switch...[Read]

Idiot.

And an anti-gun idiot at that (isn't that redundant?)

One who signed HCI's "Open Letter to NRA."

"We are not 'gun haters'," they protested...

No, of course not. That's why they want to start a civil war.  They're all about gun safety. For the children.

Like signatory Miss Piggy here.

I wonder how many 12-year-old girls are going to think this is cool behavior.

Or is 12 a little old for this pathetic slag?

Speaking of Increasingly Ridiculous

Actually, what's ridiculous is the insistence that "The operation itself was a failed attempt to take down Mexican cartels." [Read]

Explain how that works?

And we won't have to "try not to laugh." Unlike you regressives, we're concerned with lives lost and lives still at risk, and determining something you obviously fear: the truth.

WTF?

David Codrea must have a little beanie hat with antenna that pick up on Gunwalker communications. Later, David reported that Gunwalker was making straw-man purchase deliveries to top White House personnel...Once clear of the NSA’s tallest tower, SpoofMeister immediately called David Codrea, and you have the story! [More]

Does anyone have any idea what this person is talking about? I guess I should assume he's pro-gun and it's a humor article? If so, I don't get it...

UPDATE: Just got this from the author of the piece:

Dear David:

I wrote a spoof on Gunwalker, here, using farce to illustrate the scandal’s features, and mentioned your uncanny success in tracking the twists, turns, and players.  Not sure of meaning re your email; perhaps you are signed up for word alerts and are trying to figure out how you got mentioned on my blog.

While I am emailing back, thank you for your continuing expose’.  I realize that your method is hard work, not magical administration intercepts.

Sincerely,

Mike Mollenhour

ATF agents fear new leadership looks like more of same

Deputy AD tells Phoenix field employees Issa/Grassley probe “a political move”? Whistleblower website calls for special prosecutor [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner report picks up on some insider clues that the administration still thinks it can get away with murder.

I tend to think they may be right, based on negligible support efforts to spread the word and demand accountability have received from the "someone else can do it/why bother?" community.

This Day in History: September 19

Above and beyond his share of the prize money and cargoes Commodore Whipple received a communication dated September 19, 1779 from the Marine Committee of the Continental Congress, congratulating him on the success of his cruise and urging the speedy preparation of the vessel Providence for another cruise. [More]

We're the Only Ones Collaterally Damaging Enough

Officers then fired at the suspect, who was not hit. However, two bystanders were hit by the gunfire. [More]

Unfortunately, no armed citizens were present to stop the badged assailants and protect the innocents, San Francisco being what it is.

VA gun owner ‘not guilty’ on brandishing charge-media reporting arrest ignores

Regular readers may recall the story of gun rights activist Paul Henick, arrested for brandishing a firearm in Virginia last November.

Except he didn’t brandish a firearm, he pointed a finger. [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner column reports something the "Authorized Journalists" haven't--news that a gun advocate who's mug shot they posted is not guilty.