Notes from the Resistance...
Illinois Governor Pat Quinn signed a gun-control measure into law on Sunday that expands background checks to cover all firearms purchases in the state, closing what he said was a loophole that exempted gun sales between private parties. [More]Thank goodness! Now peace and harmony are sure to reign!
On August 24th, 2013, Arkansas Carry will host the first legal armed citizen assembly in decades (possibly the first such armed gathering since the Civil War) in Fort Smith. [More]I wonder if Dustin McDaniel is going to pull his pants up long enough to try and do something about it...? I mean, who better to control us than someone who doesn't control himself?
Unfortunately several of the firearms, including the irreplaceable Japanese Arisaka heirloom war trophy, were damaged due to careless storage. [More]What do they care? Evidently, they don't.
"These vetoes put gun-banning politicians on notice that exploiting tragedy to advance an agenda against legal gun owners, instead of punishing violent criminals, will not be entertained." [More]First of all, it's not like he's pro-gun.
An FBI spokeswoman confirmed that it was at the office “performing normal law enforcement activities” but declined to offer specifics. [More]This is normal?
Police charged student with felony for wearing fashion belt made from fake ammunition [More]But...but...but...anti-gun Drew Barrymore could do it...
The allied army, under Washington, secretly begins to move south. [More]
[T]he group posted similar signs casting Director of National Intelligence James Clapper in the “Big Brother” role. Whether doing the same with Obama will now create a backlash with racial-based groups remains to be seen. [More]This evening's Gun Rights Examiner report notes if you think they went nuts over a rodeo clown, wait 'til they get a load of this!
Still, if Jeffrey Dahmer, all by his own self, decided to ask his mayor to help make sure his victims would never upset his dinner plans, well, as long as he didn’t cook with trans fats and wash it all down with a Big Gulp, would Bloomberg really mind? [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes "To Serve Man" is a cookbook! But first, we need to prep you for the slaughterhouse...
The New Hampshire Supreme Court says ammunition must be in a weapon and not just near it for a gun to be loaded under state law. [More]Well...yeah. What kind of fascist would say otherwise?
Tacticool Products Does Not Trade With Governments That Disarm The People [More]Appreciate them accordingly.
"One to 2 percent of the bad people make it dangerous for the 99 percent of the good people who live in this neighborhood.” [More]So why don't you focus on them instead, you fool?
An apparent Romanian princess and her former cop husband are among the 18 people rounded up in Oregon and Washington on Thursday as authorities cracked down on an alleged cockfighting ring in the two states... [More]Good grief.
Contrary to yesterday's lead item, Paul Bedard of the Washington Examiner credited Dave Workman of Examiner.com (no relation), with uncovering the monograph "Preventing Gun Violence Through Effective Messaging." [More]The Wall Street Journal's James Taranto corrected the record on his earlier piece after I contacted him. I've posted a couple times on this blog how it bugged me to not see proper credit given, and so many assuming it belonged to someone else. WND.com was even persuaded to correct their piece, albeit they did not give Workman name credit, which I think is wrong.
None of this should be a surprise. [More]This afternoon's Gun Rights Examiner report notes a predictable outcome and regression into violent madness. No wonder the "progressives" demand we make it universal.
Gun owners plan protest at McAllen PD after activist arrested [More]and
Falfurrias Checkpoint Illegal detention/search of American [Watch]There's a common misconception that Texas is some sort of anything-goes gun owner's paradise, to the point where ignorant antis even feel comfortable publishing lies about it.
“We have a police force for that,” the “action hero” concluded. “We should leave the novices at home." [More]This morning's Gun Rights Examiner commentary notes the respect level of privileged Elysium inhabitants for Earth-bound rabble is about what you'd expect...
"There are many signs visible throughout all of our facilities stating that the carrying of a handgun on the premises is prohibited by state law," said George Kovacik, Methodist public relations manager. [More]Well then, gee, George, I'm as baffled as you about how this could happen.
Just this month, bedding manufacturer Serta announced that it will be sponsoring Bill Clinton’s keynote address to an industry conference in August. "To us,"’ said the head of the company, "Clinton represents leadership.[More]And to me, patronizing Serta now represents funneling aid and comfort to the enemy.
More Fast and Furious guns surface at crimes in Mexico [More]Sharyl Attkisson fills in the details for her tweet preview I mentioned last night.
As things stand, it appears what they really want is a carefully-staged media event, with after-the-fact virtual attendance via supportive TV news pieces, with “crowd” shots carefully framed to mask sparse attendance, and with the narrative based wholly on parroted MAIG talking points. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes that when it comes to be a plotting little sneak, the guy just can't help himself. It's what he is.
Washington receives word that French Admiral DeGrasse is sailing for the Chesapeake Bay with a large battle fleet (28 battleships and many support vessels) and a 3,000 man army from the Caribbean. [More]
“The drill was nothing but a cleanup effort with zero prevention measures,” a source describing the operation as “a major cluster” told Gun Rights Examiner this morning. “It also took cops 30 minutes to get to the victims. [More]This afternoon's Gun Rights Examiner report notes the great object seems to be how efficiently civil "authoritah" can mop up the blood -- while ensuring the antis still get plenty to dance in.
"Terry maintains his status as a Peace Officer with the Harrisburg Police Department." [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report brings you a bit of relevant information that the "Authorized Journalists" conveniently left out in their constant quest to convince us that police are the "Only Ones" who can be trusted with guns.
Marion set up an ambush, hiding his infantry along a causeway and then enticing Fraser to charge between the hidden troops. [More]
The document reads like a conspiracy theorist’s worst nightmare on steroids, and while it’s not inconsistent with the documented goals of the most zealous factions in the globalist citizen disarmament camp, suspecting its authenticity is prudent. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report recommends making sure there's really a fire before pulling the alarm.
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Special guest co-host, Robert Zimmerman. The guest lineup included author, John Higgs, the incredible Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, Rob Pincus, a call from JPFO Exec. Dir. Charles Heller. One of the best shows ever in our 4.5 year history!I'd fully intended to join the program in the third hour, but my brother had a big family cookout at his place. I called Mark at 7:30 to beg off and he graciously accepted my taking the night off on such short notice (not that they'd miss me with the lineup I knew they had). So while they were having one of their "best shows ever," I was having a damn fine weekend evening, something I think I deserve once in a while.
Former U.S. Navy SEAL Dom Raso explains how guns can keep people safe without ever being fired. [Watch]I guess it all depends on who you find more credible on the issue of appropriate responses to an attack: A guy who qualified to be part of one of the most elite trained warrior cadres in the world, or a Bloomberg spokesflack who says you should ward off a club-wielding attacker with your fists.
Then Young became a suspect in burglaries at storage facilities and vehicles in the area, and the police searched his home and found the forgotten shotgun shells as well as some stolen goods. The United States attorney in Chattanooga prosecuted Young under a federal law that bars ex-felons from possessing guns or ammunition. In this case, under the Armed Career Criminal Act, that meant a 15-year minimum sentence. [More]And you'll never guess who agrees with such laws, demands their enforcement, and criticizes government for not doing more.
This is how it is to be done, it was easy to conclude. Social science with a gun: community involvement, town meetings, law enforcement knowledge of everyone all of the time, biometrics to track people (and especially men of military age), door kicking and killing as punitive measures, all sanctioned by the authorities and fully approved. A new mission. [More]The late Jeff Cooper comes to mind:
I have been criticized by referring to our federal masked men as “ninja” … Let us reflect upon the fact that a man who covers his face shows reason to be ashamed of what he is doing. A man who takes it upon himself to shed blood while concealing his identity is a revolting perversion of the warrior ethic. It has long been my conviction that a masked man with a gun is a target. I see no reason to change that view.
U.S. District Court Judge Shira Scheindlin said she was not putting an end to the policy, but rather was reforming it. [More]That just means they need to up the quotas on everybody not being currently profiled.
"The NRA attacks on me are wrong. I am not an actor and I am a lifelong hunter." [More]It wasn't the NRA initially--it was the UK's The Daily Mail that first referred to him as ""the actor playing the role of the Average Joe."
Because a man is appointed to the police force, wears a uniform and carries a gun, it does not give him the right to make offending persons a target. [More]You can tell this was from long ago. Not a very "progressive" attitude, is it?
Given the court’s landmark 2008 decision creating an individual right to gun ownership ... [More]Fourth Estate Fifth Columnists. Is it any wonder we love them so?
You can't underestimate how important it is for Congress to see movement in the states, especially big states like California. [More]True enough.
“A skeptic could surmise that a better-armed populace might have made no difference,” the overview for “Gun Control in the Third Reich: Disarming the Jews and ‘Enemies of the State’” observes, “but the National Socialist regime certainly did not think so -- it ruthlessly suppressed firearm ownership by disfavored groups.” [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report previews an important new book that documents another "gun safety" group that "demanded a plan" against "illegal guns."
That the direct beneficiaries of that struggle side with the citizen disarmament legislative, judicial and prosecutorial axis suggests there is more underlying their position than the times have changed, especially since human nature hasn't. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes what has changed is the agenda of the so-called "leaders," who now have priorities to protect besides humble homesteads...
“We gonna cane yo’ ass” [More]Listen to how respectful the homeowners are trying to be. Listen to the contempt and disrespect from the "public servants."
Walker supports mayor's call for gun sentence... Republican Sen. Alberta Darling is drafting a bill that would impose a three-year prison sentence for illegal gun possession. [More]You tell 'em, Scott, as you applaud us in our tireless fight to preserve Second Amendment rights!
An aide to New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, pictured, says it's 'beyond reckless' to suggest he was influenced by donations. [More]Yeah, that $20 the john gave the crack whore was a gift. Anything that happened after that was purely coincidental.
On occasion David Codrea posts up a 5 minute activism of the day. I’m taking it a step further. It’s time we make our voices heard.
The following is my email to Sheila Jackson Lee. Like all other senators and reps, who make it impossible for folks outside either their state or congressional district to contact them. THIS IS NOT RIGHT. Via normal channels, I cannot contact her as I’m not even in her state. Now if one is within her congressional district, there are still several hoops one must jump through to contact her. However there IS A WAY those of us who reside out of state to contact all of our congress critters.
On my new website GunRightsBills.com (GRB) it is easy to contact ANY senator or representative. In this case via GRB one is lead to her contact details.
Click on the ‘Contact’ tab. Scroll down to the bottom of the popdown menu to the ‘Website Problem’. While your ‘report’ may go to the website admin, if enough of us bitch about the way the site works, we may be able to get things changed. Also, our posts may eventually get through to the critter itself.
Lastly, this may sound harsh. Many of us get frustrated with folks here who feel free to express an opinion, or post up an advertisement that has little or nothing to do with this page. With that said, if YOU are not willing to do your bit for a 5 minute of activism, then why are you here in the first place? We have made it as easy as we possibly can.
I invite ANYONE to post up their 5 minute of activism. You might be surprised at the response to your invitation.
Alec Baldwin may get primetime show on MSNBC [More]
“[I’d] put my foot up your f---ing ass, George Stark, but I’m sure you’d dig it too much,” the actor tweeted shortly after the Daily Mail’s article was published. “I’m gonna find you George Stark, you toxic little queen, and I’m gonna f--k you … up.”Oh, look, here's another Baldwin tweet:
Additionally he called out to recruit “all my followers and beyond to straighten out this f---king little b--ch, George Stark.”
One storm after another.... #GunControlNowI guess that makes it all OK for Every Day is Opposite Day "progressives" to embrace him as one of their own, no matter what, whereas if somebody like a Ted Nugent says something they don't like, they scream for his head. Damned hypocrites.
Earlier this week, the anti-gun team’s playbook became public. [More]Actually, as I've already posted, Dave Workman broke that story on August 1.
From this circumstance, and information received from Major McPherson, who left Annapolis on Monday about noon, that the Enemy’s fleet was neither seen nor heard of since the Thursday morning preceding, it is concluded they must have sailed for New-York. [More]
