Wednesday, April 04, 2012

We're the Only Ones Floored Enough

A 25-year-old Japanese tourist — sleeping on a Brooklyn pal’s couch — was wounded early today when a cop on a drug raid accidentally fired his gun through the floor above her...Authorities said the 36-year-old cop whose gun discharged had never fired his weapon before. [More]
Never?

And I think I missed his name...?

[Via William T]

We're the Only Ones Imperious Enough

Be part of a imperious security team protecting airports and skies as you proudly establish your future. [More]
That would be "an imperious," with an "n."

[Via William T]

We Demand that You Give Us...

"No cuts, no fees, education should be free." [More]
Dang--I wish they'd had that back when I was working in factories in the summers and the campus warehouse during the school year...

We're the Only Ones Anonymous Enough

The police department has so far refused to release the name of the officer who killed the elderly man... [More]
Well why should they? It's not like he's somebody famous, like George Zimmerman. Besides, the "public safety commissioner" has already said the old man got what's coming to him.

[Via CS]

This Day in History: April 4

Washington wrote DeKalb from Headquarters, Morristown April 4, 1780: "I have in consequence of the opinion of the last Council of War, left it with Congress finally to determine upon the march of the Maryland divisions to the southland. That no time may be lost in the transportation of the troops, should Congress agree in sentiment with the Council of War I desire you to proceed immediately to Philadelphia, and, if you find upon your arrival there, that they are to move concert with the Board of War, and the commissary and quarter-master-general make the necessary arrangements for their provision and accommodation. [More]

Tuesday, April 03, 2012

Why did prosecutors drop gun charge against defiant prohibited person?

Will the prosecutors show the same restraint for all otherwise peaceable citizens who run afoul of draconian Illinois and Chi-Town gun edicts?  If not, why not? [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner report asks if the potential for negative publicity is more important than equality under the law.  And they say there are no stupid questions...

We're the Only Ones a Driving Force Enough

You know, for Mayor Against Guns Frank Jackson...[Watch]

Appropriately Named

Messer...[Read]

A freak show culture absorbed with and approving of this is hardly sustainable from a "survival of the fittest" point of view. This reminds me of that great line from "Apocalypse Now":
[Charlie's] idea of great R&R was cold rice and a little rat meat.

An Appealing Relative

Why is he even still here? [Read]

We're the Only Ones On Duty Enough

The police chief is giving Wareham special permission to carry his gun on duty, though. [More]
So it is the magic costume...?

[Via Kurt Hofmann]

Meanwhile, Over at the #1-Rated Brady State

See, the solution is to make everywhere a "No Guns" zone.  [Read]

That's literally what you'd have to believe.

UPDATE:

Yeah, just give him what he wants.

A Clown, a Comedian and a Mindreader Walk into a Bar...

Wait 'til you hear the punchline. Joke's on us!  [Read]


[Via Jess]

I'll Give a Little Bit

...I'll give a little bit of my life for you. [Read]

Then we'll all be drinkin' that free Bubble Up and eatin' that rainbow stew.

Either that or this.

What the Founders Meant by "Bear"

Obviously, a total ban on carrying guns...[Read]

Illinois black robes said it, I believe it, that settles it.

After all, they tell us:
Our mission is to resolve judicial matters fairly and justly in a manner that will uphold and defend the Constitution of the United States.

To believe otherwise would be to suggest that federal judges are corrupt, agenda-driven, treasonous scoundrels, and that we have no recourse through the courts.  If we ever came to accept that as what we can expect, why...

And remember--ultimately, if it gets that far, all the Supreme Court has to do is...nothing, and this stands.

Please Sign Our Condolences Guest Book

And sneaky agenda-driven, blood opportunist deceivers that the antis are, they'll exploit the information. [Read]

It can be a real indicator of character, noting how some feel a need to mask themselves and hide in the shadows.

"Top Men"

The FBI claims that these indispensable pieces of evidence regarding what was at the time the worst terrorist act in U.S. history have simply vanished in the tenebrous depths of an official warehouse, much like the Ark of the Covenant was at the end of the first Indiana Jones film. [More]
One thing about the Justice Department and its functionaries stonewalling in order to suppress the truth--at least they're consistent.

[Via DMJ]

Debunking

And a good job Dave Kopel does of it.... [Read]

The quote by Oliver Wendell Holmes is something we ought to copy, save and use.

A Limited Screening

What's with a press release put out the day of...? [Read]

Be nice to know about these things far enough in advance for Students for Concealed Carry to offer an alternative screening...Disc 1 alone would completely shred anything the Bradys have to offer--at least to a rational audience.

The Nightmare is Over?

[T]weeting is beyond my intellectual capabilities...[More]

So, with the above admission stipulated, what does that tell us about these fine folks?

Here's something that seems perfectly suited to her and their "intellectual capabilities."

Nice commie uniform for a rich celebrity--I see basic trigger discipline is also beyond her intellectual capabilities.

This Day in History: April 3

On April 3, 1780 he came to the relief of Charleston, South Carolina, which was besieged by the British. Shortages of troops and supplies retarded de Kalb's steady advance. De Kalb, in command of the right wing, attacked the enemy three times. With sword in hand, he led his troops forth to the attack. After being wounded eleven times he finally fell. His last words to his troops were addressed to his adjutant. "Thanks for their valor, and bid them an affectionate farewell." Three days after the battle he perished from battle wounds. His courageous example became a symbol of patriotism in the American Revolution. [More]

Monday, April 02, 2012

That'll Be the Day

Terrific sense of humor, that lady...:)

Just an Afterthought

In 1772 there were few people expecting America to declare independence and fight an eight year war for independence. In 1859 virtually no one expected the election of Abraham Lincoln as president and an ensuing war that would kill 700,000 American men. In 1928 no one imagined the stock market losing 89% of its value, an eleven year depression, and a world war resulting in over 60 million deaths. History is only logical in afterthought. The mystery of forethought is where we find ourselves today. [More]
Speaking of forethought, guess what's on tonight...?

A Steaming Heap

[P]erhaps as high as an estimated 90 percent of the armed weaponry used in narco-violence in Mexico originates in the United States...[More]
Well...I know I've read enough...

Still pulling this sh** a year later. These people are pathetic.

We're the Only Ones Freshly Ground Enough

Nagy, 43, a 19-year veteran of the Hamilton Police Department, returned to the scene several hours later, killing himself in the Starbucks parking lot with a gunshot to his head. [More]
See, the regular drips tried to warn us only the police should be armed at Starbu...uh...

Why that's funny: you'd think they'd feature this prominently on  on either their website or their Facebook page...wouldn't you?

Meanwhile, Across the Pond in Sarah Brady Paradise...

They don't have any of those other pesky amendments, either. [Read]

Oh, Good Grief...

Trayvon Martin gave his life for this cause! [More]
Had the young man been one of my loved ones, I'd not let self-aggrandizing hucksters get away with hijacking his memory for their shamelessly exploitative agenda.

The family has already disavowed these lunatics.

That's His Best Shot?

There was once a time when the NRA supported and promoted hunting and the safe usage of firearms. Today, the organization has morphed into one that insists there should be unfettered access to weapons — even those used primarily for shooting cops...[More]
This is what the ridiculous Dave Zweifels of the world are reduced to.  We really ought to view that as a plus.

Ms. Congeniality

...Michelle Obama — one of the most admired first ladies in history...[More]
Seriously? "Authorized Journalist" Lois Romano believes that?

And Anne Romney is relevant to liberty exactly how?

Politico--getting people to ask the wrong questions since the get-go.

This Day in History: April 2

I have received intelligence, which seems to place it beyond doubt, that the Enemy are about to make a further embarkation of Troops from New York, and the common opinion is, that they are going to reinforce Sir Henry Clinton. [More]

Sunday, April 01, 2012

Project GunTALKER

I'll be joining host Mark Walters again tonight on Armed American Radio during the third hour, beginning at 10:00 pm Eastern time, to discuss (as time permits) my latest "Project Gunwalker"-related columns:

The show is broadcast from 8:00 to 11:00 pm Eastern, and Mark always has a full and fascinating lineup .

Click here to find a station near you or to listen via live streaming.

Romney: "Overturn Hughes Amendment Machine Gun Ban"

"There's absolutely no good reason for it, and the Second Amendment demands it," the GOP front runner pledged at a Saturday rally in Muskego, WI, in what some call a bid to improve his flagging status among mistrustful gun owners.   [More]
Also see:
Breuer Confesses: Implicates Holder
GOP Pledges Second Amendment "Litmus Test"
Holder Gun Discharge Injures Mexican President
NRA: Arm the Teachers!
Brady President Detained on Airport Gun Charge
Kennedy Dog Injured in Gun Mishap
BREAKING NEWS: Feinstein Arrested After Gun Mishap

Saturday, March 31, 2012

Senate approves Breuer supporter as head of OIG at Justice

With all the apparent issues and concerns at stake, and with the Department of Justice stonewalling Congressional oversight every step of the way, why is it appropriate to approve the administration’s strategically-picked nominee--the guy Obama and Holder want be in charge of future “Gunwalker” investigation efforts--without creating a record of “the names or numbers of senators voting on each side”? [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes a successful strike that apparently went under the radar. Ask yourself why you're probably not hearing about this from any place that has reach.

Friday, March 30, 2012

Why is White House blocking ‘Gunwalker’ testimony from former NSC director?

And we're supposed to believe the Special Agent in Charge at the heart of Fast and Furious "gunwalking" and the official who advises the president on matters of national security are just old pals shooting the breeze about border gunrunning--in emails that Newell took special pains to protect himself on? [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner report connects some dots and makes the case that Eric Holder is taking his stonewalling lead directly from the top.

Single-Handed

We talked about this earlier. They're giving him one gun back.  The other, they're still deciding on. [Read]

How nice, refreshing, and darn-near unheard of to see a mainstream reporter go to bat for gun owners.  Good job, Cindy George!

[Via Lane]

Stop the Threat

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When Harry Met Elissa

“This response was based on my understanding of the state of federal law at the time." [More]
What, you're a frickin' judge, and you didn't know the Second Amendment is about "the right of the people to keep and bear arms"?

And Harry Reid wants us to swallow your backpedaling and put you  on the federal bench?

What more evidence does NRA need that LaPierre's "true champion of the Second Amendment" is an opportunistic, subversive partisan fraud, with a record that reflects pragmatic expediency as opposed to principle?

More on Yesterday's SAF Announcement

We linked to it yesterday. Now Eugene Volokh weighs in:
District Court Holds Second Amendment Applies Outside the Home, Strikes Down Ban on Gun Transportation During State of Emergency
Meanwhile, the irrelevant, desperate-for-attention antis are reduced to whining about NRA hoodies.  Hmmm...I wonder why their website doesn't mention this yet...?

Workman has more.

Furious Mike's* Self-Defense Tips

"Somebody's banging on your door and says, I'm going to come in and kill you...And this guy's got the gun out...You're better off not having a gun." [More]
Unless you're on Bloomingan's Island.
That's the police department's job.
Yeah, he said that, too. What, you don't have a taxpayer-funded armed security detail following you around?

Great "reporting" job there, "Authorized Journalists" Charlie Rose and Erica Hill. Your little brainwashing axis with Furious Mike is exactly what Eric Holder had in mind when he passed out the talking points.

*

[Via Michael G]

Flying the Friendly Skies Redux

Jeez, no sooner do we get done flying business class and now we find our accommodations in disarray.

On top of that, the in-flight movie was unwatchable.

Just the folks I want peeping on, probing and groping my family.

@TheRealRoseanne

Yeah, that's the real Roseanne, alright. [Read]

I like what Howard Stern said about (anti-gun) Tom Arnold.

Squatch-22

Despite being fined for lack of a permit, it would have been likely that Pruitt would not have been able to obtain one. [More]
And that's pretty much all we need to know about dealing with the federal bureaucracy.

This Day in History: March 30

You will be pleased, upon the receipt of this, to take the most expeditious measures for putting the whole Corps both Horse and Foot in readiness to march. If you move, your destination will be South Carolina. [More]

Thursday, March 29, 2012

Love Story

While I couldn't agree more that guns are simply tools, pretty much like any others, I don't know why that would make them unlovable. Most men love their tools, all different kinds, and men have always loved their guns. I'm certainly not ashamed to join those men. [More]
I confess I don't understand the passion and never have.  Long time readers know that.  I like 'em ok, and enjoy shooting to a degree, but I'll never be a true enthusiast--I've always considered practice more of a responsibility than a recreational activity.  I understand a lot of you are aficionados, but for me it's always been about the freedom, the principles, the utility and the choice.

As far as material possessions go, if my house were on fire, my first inclination would be to save the family pictures and videos.

Email Bleg

Is anyone getting an email purporting to be from From: "Caprii" with the subject " hopefully i havent sent you this yet‏"?

I just had one show up in my "Junk" file and need to figure out if it's just someone spoofing based on edresses not suppressed on somebody's "To" list (another reason why people need to use "BCC") or if someone has actually managed to hijack my address book.  Please advise.

SAF VICTORY STRIKES DOWN NORTH CAROLINA EMERGENCY POWERS GUN BAN

For Immediate Release: 3/29/2012

We're the Only Ones Bending and Suspending Enough

Securing the blessings of liberty, one violation of the Constitution at a time...[Read]

[Via William T]

I Was Just As Concerned...

...about what's-her-name...[Watch]

Questioning Authority

Ask Canada -- gun registration won't make D.C. safer [More]
Right--they expect the D.C. Council to look at facts.

Lions (No Tigers) and Bears, Oh My!

"(The cub) stood up on its hind legs and put its paws up and I got to play patty-cake with it," he said. [More]

Personally, I think this story smells like bear scat, but assuming it happened as told, I could not have blamed the mountain lion or the sow if this walking link in the food chain had succeeded in giving up his place in it to either one.

[Via William T]

We're the Only Ones Platformed Enough

"Mr. Carillo emphatically indicated a gun was involved... that is very important. It sets the platform for the mindset of the responding officers." [More]
So if I want to have the "Only Ones" assassinate someone for me, that's all I've got to tell them?

What would be even sweeter is if I could remain anonymous and get them to pay me a bounty!

[Via Parrothead Jeff]

Flying the Friendly Skies

It's all business class. [Read]

Dang, I'm glad folks like this are in charge. I haven't felt this protected by federal managers since Russell Vander Werf left the light on for us.

[Via Parrothead Jeff]

The Shooting Bench

I'll be on it tonight. [Read]

What if Trayvon Martin had killed George Zimmerman?

In all the indictments I’ve seen against Trayvon Martin, none of them add up to any more than he wasn’t perfect (guilty on all charges here) and that he fit a stereotype profile. More disturbing: Some of those comments do nothing but widen the racial divide, instead of helping to bridge it. [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column asks a question I believe merits an objective discussion.

If At First You Don't Succeed...

This article, however, argues that undercover money laundering operations are one of the most effective and critical weapons to identify and prosecute those involved in the command and control of global narco-terrorist organizations. Much of the analysis in this article is based on the author’s 27-year career as a federal agent, including five years of long-term undercover work operating as a money launderer for drug cartels. [More]
So you've been doing it for 27 years, the problem is worse than ever, and your solution is to keep doing it?  Didn't I read a definition somewhere...?

Taking a Stand

Mass. must stand against ‘stand your ground’ law [More]
Truly.

Standing your ground in Massachusetts is so passé.

We're the Only Ones Exhaustive Enough

Police officers receive exhaustive training in the use of their firearms...[More]
What, like Heather Fong?

How come the News Tribune editorial state-worshiper making this assertion doesn't summarize the "exhaustive" requirements for us, including how many shots must be fired every year to re-qualify, what the targets are and how far away they must be, what's the minimum score and how many retries do they get if they don't make it? Or are we supposed to just take their word for it because, after all, they're "Authorized Journalists"?

You want to bring up child shooting tragedy anecdotes?

You really want to go there?

You're sure?

Because I can keep at this.

Really.

Read more here: http://www.thenewstribune.com/2012/03/29/2086789/concealed-guns-and-stupidity-a.html#storylink=cpy

We Are the Champions

“I know people will criticize us for not taking these guys down immediately,” Champion told the paper. “But we weren’t sure what they were up to.” [More]
What, delivering 40 guns without serial numbers to an informant didn't give you a clue?

Funny no one had such uncertainties about what Wayne Fincher was "up to."  Or David Olofson. Or...

Sipsey Whisperings

Here's a rumor: the El Paso ATF was onto the Miramonte Brothers. [More]
Vanderboegh's back.

Still, take it easy on him for a while.

This Day in History: March 29

There have been times when the militia have been obliged by the distresses of war to turn out – and the time now is when the Militia of North & South Carolina and Virginia ought to exert themselves. [More]

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Hutaree case illustrates Justice Department double standard

The line between freedom of political expression and sedition and conspiracy must always be adjudicated with an eye toward protecting rights, and if speech—no matter if disturbing, offensive or hateful does not cross it—the government must not be allowed to punish those engaging in it. Still, the parallels between this case and recent statements by the New Black Panthers about Trayvon Martin shooter George Zimmerman should be noted: Is offering a reward to their followers to find and kidnap a man who has not been criminally charged protected free speech, or a violation of Title 18, U.S.C., Section 241, “Conspiracy against Rights”? [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes that official discrimination would mean we're all not equal under the law.

Trust Busters

Yeah, no kidding. [Read]

Oath Keepers Supporting Sgt. Stein

Stein The Marine Corps is now looking into whether he violated the military’s rules prohibiting political statements by those in uniform and broke its guidelines on what troops can and cannot say on social media...Stein has come under fire for stating on Facebook that he wouldn’t follow certain orders given by his commander in chief. [More]
Hey, maybe he can claim a defense that the guy whose orders he might not obey isn't his legitimate commander in chief...:)

I'm glad to see Stewart Rhodes taking point on this with pro bono representation.  I emailed him back when this story first broke and he told me he was contacting Sgt. Stein.

I want to write more about this when I have time, because I've presented examples here at WOG of pro-Obama and gun control endorsing public activities by those in uniform that probably ought to be resurrected so the political hypocrisy can be illustrated for all with open eyes and minds to see.

The Wild, Wild West

A bill filed by Sen. Neil Riser, R-Columbia, with several co-sponsors, would call an election to amend the Constitution and make Louisiana as wild as Tombstone, Arizona in its heyday. [More]
Do you think VPC talking point-parroting "Authorized Journalist" James Gill knows better,  and is just writing this crap anyway because he knows his readership is ignorant?  Or do you think he honestly doesn't know?

Either way, this is journalistic malpractice and it's reprehensible.  Meaning his editors must love the guy.

A Sad Day in America

“It’s a sad day in America when an ... senior citizen with a heart condition can’t defend himself against an intruder breaking into his house”...[More]
Indeed. And it's sad how many "conservative" gun owners--including the Lairds of Fairfax--demand past felonies be a punishable disqualifier, instead of recognizing that anyone who can't be trusted with a gun can't be trusted without a custodian.

[Via Michael G]

31 Days...

...to Survival [More]

I haven't read it so I can't offer a knowledgeable testimonial, but I do occasionally link to the author's blog where you can check him out for yourself.

A Good Rule of Thumb

I got an email tip saying "Look What Our Border Patrol Found Two Weeks Ago in Arizona - Frightening." It was included with several other photos besides the one here, as well as a link to a blog posting it.

That blog does not link to a source, but merely reproduces an obvious chain email (replete with red, black and blue lettering of various fonts and sizes with strategic underlining for emphasis),  so there's no way to determine when or where these photos were taken, and whether or not the accompanying text is relevant and accurate--but the near-hysterical layout/presentation should give us a clue.

A 2010 Reuters photo credit I found during a quick keyword search places this incident at Higueras near Monterrey, 100 miles or so from the Texas border and nowhere near Arizona.  And further looking around yielded this related video.

That doesn't mean finding caches of weapons in Mexico is not an issue. It is, and the capture of military ordnance, including grenade launchers and the like, demonstrates that paramilitary cartel operations aren't getting such things from U.S. gun stores.

But what it does mean is that someone took something with a core of truth, and then went in and made changes to some basic facts for a reason of their own in the hopes that others would pick up their altered version and run with it.

I suspect people get this stuff circulating in emails so activists and bloggers will pick up on it and give it further weight--which makes the ones who fall for it easy targets for discrediting--get one to swallow and promote a chain email and everything else they write about can be ridiculed.

What we know for sure is someone at the beginning of this thread changed things with intent to spread disinformation.The question is, who are they?

In the mean time, please heed this. Otherwise, stuff like this happens.

A good rule of thumb: If it doesn't link to a credible source, try to verify it before passing it on.

We're the Only Ones Tampering Enough

A federal Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms officer who was a key witness in a recent high-profile gun-running case has been charged with witness tampering and making a false statement to a law enforcement officer. [More]
Now who would believe a wild story like that?

[Via Bill Baldwin]

"A Disgrace"


You know, what the Ministry of Truth calls "self-defense." [Read]

This Day in History: March 28

There is a Briton, of High Rank and Office now in Paris, who, in a late Conversation with a Dutchmen, told him, that his Country would declare War against Holland before next October. We are ruined, says he, that is plain. As to the Americans, it is certain they will have their Independence. But God d—n them, why should they wish to rip up our Belly, the Belly of their Mother? I should have answered, why did the Mother pluck the Nipple from the boneless Gums, even when the Infant was smiling in her Face, and dash the Brains out? [More]

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

@SpikeLee

Way to go, moron, [Read]

Is call to investigate New Black Panthers doomed from the start?

To which the...readership weighed in, in column comments and on social media sites where the link was shared, with a not unexpected reaction:  Basically, don’t hold my breath—nothing will come of it. It will be ignored. [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column asks what would have happened if those pursuing the truth in Fast and Furious had listened to the naysayers at the beginning and at every step along the way.

Vanderboegh Medical Update

I just called him because typically he's called me by now and he hasn't posted at Sipsey Street yet today.

He's groggy right now but says he intends to post today. He also tells me they got a recliner yesterday.

The Cutting Edge

March 26, 2012: Knife Rights' Georgia Knife Preemption Bill SB432 must be scheduled for a vote in the next three days or it will not become law.

It is critical for you to take a moment and call the office of Georgia's Speaker of the House David Ralston and POLITELY request that he "please schedule SB432 for a vote as soon as possible." That's all the message you need to leave.

Georgia House Speaker David Ralston: 404-656-5020
Email: david.ralston@house.ga.gov [More]
If you're from Georgia, do it and pass it on. Now.

And Don't You Forget It!

USA Buys Enough Guns in 3 Months to Outfit the Entire Chinese and Indian Army [More]
And that's from 2009. This is from four days ago.

Damn 'Stand Your Ground' Laws!

Investigators say a South Florida father shot and killed a man who was swinging a piece of wood at his wife and children. [More]
Not again!

Why couldn't they have all been killed, like Bloomberg, Schumer, the Bradys and all the rest of the screaming hoplophobes demand?

We're the Only Ones People vs. You Enough

Senate approves bill to arm retired prosecutors [More]
Well 2A says "the right of the people," and that's who they represent, right...? Besides, the judges do it.

Another Notch for Mike Lupica

We may never know everything that happened between Zimmerman and Martin... [More]

Which is proof that Mike Lupica doesn't know everything that happened now, but he still presumes to dictate we all be like "New York, which has the toughest and best gun laws in the country."

Of course he knows better. But like all fanatics, if he faces the truth, he'll have to face truths about himself.

Better to blame "America's gun culture."

Nice to see ol' Mike is still posting Gravity's Rainbow polls. What a dishonest wretch.  And the New York Daily News lets him get away with it--hell, they love it.

[Via W3]

We're the Only Ones Refusing Enough

The Waterbury police department has been refusing permits against the clear intent of the state legislature. [More]
Well, yeah, but that's because if you're armed, Waterbury "Only Ones" wouldn't be able to do this to you.

Besides, we all know Connecticut cops in general are just plain more trustworthy than the rest of us.

[Via William T]

The Political Brain

...assault weapons whose sole purpose is to hunt humans...[More]
and: 
Drew Westen is a professor of psychology at Emory University and the author of “The Political Brain: The Role of Emotion in Deciding the Fate of the Nation.”
OK, Brainy. Decide.

Using Gross Logic

We can begin by making our voices heard to defeat the George Zimmerman Armed Vigilante Act. [More]

If we're going to do guilt by association (remembering no legal guilt for Zimmerman has been established at this time), then Minister King Samir "Kill Some Crackers and Their Babies" Shabazz is the Brady Campaign.

After all, just like Dan Gross & Co., the King's court rushes to judgment without all the facts under the promise that "No Guns" will "Stop the Killing!"

As an aside, if Gross is the best the Bradys can do, that's just wonderful.  So far their vaunted new advertising professional is making Paul Helmke look like the paragon of effectiveness.

This Day in History: March 27

Gen Washington writes that a failure of bread has already commenced in the army, and that for any thing he sees, it must unavoidably increase. Meat they have only for a short season and as the whole dependance is on provisions now to be procured, without a shilling for the purpose, and without credit for a shilling, I look forward with the most pungent apprehensions. [More]

Monday, March 26, 2012

Pawn Star

A member of the New Black Panther Party who went on national television to offer a reward for the capture of George Zimmerman was arrested in Gwinnett County. [More]
Maybe he was just trying to make good on that "No Guns" sign?

Naahhh...

[Via Bill Baldwin]

Should People Rush To Judgment On Mississippi State Shooting Death?

It’s good that we don’t see opportunists and haters showing up in Mississippi, jumping to conclusions before all the facts have been established, proclaiming guilt without weighing the evidence, but stirring up racial animosity and threatening violence anyway due solely to the skin color of the men in these reports. [More]
I think we can all agree that would be wrong.

We're the Only Ones "O"-Rated Enough

This item is available for purchase by personnel of the following (based on the above criteria):
Law Enforcement to include licensed Security Companies
Government to Include Federal and Military Branch Services
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Why? It's a frickin' DVD fer cryin' out loud...


It's not like it's an assault backpack or anything.

I'm trying  to figure out what my incentive is to buy whatever they will sell me from U.S. Cavalry.

[Via Jeffersonian

Project GunTALKER

Here are the two radio shows I was on yesterday:
  • Armed American Radio --Mark Walters and I discussed Project Gunwalker. I came on in the second half.
  • Gun Talk Radio --Tom Gresham and I talked about the Trayvon Martin shooting and Project Gunwalker.

We're the Only Ones Fingered Enough

A Fredericksburg man was charged with two felonies Tuesday after he pretended to shoot at two city detectives by pointing his finger, police said. [More]
Wait a second...I thought it was if you lifted a finger...

[Via Mama Liberty]

Proof of Delivery

Email to DOJ and contact form submission to White House for this.

The Prime Directive

He could have said: We understand that a U.S. senator’s first duty is to represent the people of his state and that their interests occasionally might conflict with those of a special interest group such as ours. We would expect Richard Mourdock to vote in the interests of his constituents in those circumstances. [More]
Except that wouldn't be true.

His first duty is keeping his oath by legislating in accordance with the Constitution. And Lugar has betrayed his.

About Damn Time

Remington Arms Company threatens to pull plant out of New York in response to Bloomy-backed gun bill [More]
Good. Don't just say it, do it. And take the valuable workers with you.

I wish more gun companies would tell hostile states to go get their revenue from someone else.

Vanderboegh Medical Update

We just got finished talking. He had a real rough night, lots of pain because by the time they got home from the hospital the pharmacy was closed.  He may post today as the medication kicks in, or he may not if it kicks in too much or not enough. Home health care folks won't arrive until this evening.

They're looking to buy a piece of furniture he can actually relax in, like a recliner or some such, which they don't have--and can't afford.

As always, go easy on the emails and comments you'll be compelling him to field. Contributions can be made at Sipsey Street via the PayPal button, or you can send cards with well-wishes and/or donation to him at P.O. Box 926, Pinson, AL 35126.

Open letter to AG Holder: Investigate New Black Panthers for criminal conspiracy

Their own words give you probable cause to open a thorough investigation to obtain all relevant documents, including electronic, telephone records, financial records, etc., and based on the evidence, to arrest and vigorously prosecute any member--or financial supporter--determined to be engaged in this conspiracy. [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column challenges Eric Holder.  Will he turn a blind eye, and if he does, why shouldn't we believe these domestic enemies aren't serving his agenda?

This Day in History: March 26

On March 26, 1780 he had his first encounter with British Lieutenant Colonel Banastre Tarleton near Rantowle's Bridge. [More]

Sunday, March 25, 2012

Volume Nine Update

I've updated the Gunwalker Journalist's Guide Volume 9 with posts added since March 11 by myself on Gun Rights Examiner and WarOnGuns, and by Mike Vanderboegh at Sipsey Street Irregulars. This also includes links by Dave Workman at Seattle Gun Rights Examiner and Kurt Hofmann at St. Louis Gun Rights Examiner. Click here to access them, and please share this link.

Candidly, anyone not keeping up with what's here isn't getting the full story.

Project GunTALKER

I'll be participating in two national radio discussions today:

I'll be on GunTalk Radio with Tom Gresham this afternoon at 4:05 pm Eastern to discuss the Trayvon Martin story. Click here to find a station near you and here to listen online.

Related posts:

I'll be joining Mark Walters on Armed American Radio tonight at 10:15 pm Eastern to share the latest "Project Gunwalker" developments. Click here to find a station near you and here to listen online.

Related posts:

Homecoming

Returning to limited duty....

He may have had problems evacuating in the hospital, but he'll sh** when he sees this.

Saturday, March 24, 2012

DOJ charges release of ‘Gunwalker’ reports impedes investigations

And Weich is still out there deflecting, redirecting and stonewalling, trying to shutter the windows, pull down the blinds and make the villains in this murderous government intrigue the ones with the light.  [More]
This evening's special Gun Rights Examiner report looks at accusations from a proven liar. As far as I can tell, the letter appears in its entirety exclusively here.

Why are ‘racial justice’ advocates silent on other 17-year-old?

Those stirring up the mob are taking full advantage of anger, and it’s hard not to think of the death of the Florida teen as an opportunity for their self-promotion, as opposed to a sincere concern for color-blind justice. [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner column condemns evil opportunists who are egging on violent racial conflict.

Friday, March 23, 2012

Rush to judgment on George Zimmerman reminiscent of mob behavior

“If I had a son, he’d look like Trayvon,” President Barack Obama felt compelled to toss into the spreading flames of divisiveness.

Curiously, as Obama’s political base in "stand your ground"-free Chicago prepares for a Trayvon Martin march today, the names of last weekend’s 10 dead/49 wounded seem destined for obscurity. Evidently these lacked an important exploitable factor. [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes that ginning up the mob has certain advantages those who crave control can rely on.

No Slur

Bruce W. Krafft shares a conversation. [More]

I've been occupied with other priorities and haven't had time to weigh in on this case, but do note the antis are dancing in the blood with all their might in order to kill "stand your ground" and to keep it from spreading.

Here's the thing--Workman asks a good question: "Was ‘SYG’ law even relevant?"

I've been marginally watching this from the sidelines and here's a sneaking suspicion I can't shake: I’ve read officials aren’t prosecuting him saying they can't because of stand your ground laws that need to be changed. I’m wondering if that’s a cynical strategy on the part of prosecutors who are hostile to anything making their burden of proof more difficult to overcome—it seems they very well could charge and prosecute the guy—who followed and confronted the teenager after being specifically told not to by the 911 dispatcher. I’m suspecting the decision to not prosecute is a calculated legal and political exploitation of the situation.

We're the Only Ones All Tapped Out Enough

Now we have proof that police are creating their own laws when it comes to wiretapping arrests. [More]
One point of confusion for me: I haven't seen the term "wiretapping" used to describe recording a police encounter.

Everybody knows about the Illinois case, right? Talk about tyranny via intolerable acts.

I've got a whole category here I never intentionally set out to create.

And here's the "go to" site on this.

[Via Tom Gresham]