Monday, October 14, 2013

A Capital Crime

Remember when Obama postured like he wanted everyone to tone down the rhetoric?

He just meant for his thinly-veiled accusation to shut the opposition up while the media portrays him as the voice of tolerant moderation and reason.

Here's his senior adviser throwing out words like "economic traitors" against those who oppose his policies. 

Ace of Spades reminds us who else used that terminology.

And Kurt constantly reminds us of another group that throws out such terminology.

Follow that to its end point.

This is why ceding an inch of ground to these people is a fatally flawed approach. Of course they'll take it.  And then they'll "lean forward" for more.

I...I'm Only a Dolphin, Ma'am...

Was does CSGV insisting they no longer wish to ban handguns remind me of this old SNL skit?

This Day in History: October 14

I have the honor to render you an account of the corps under my command in your attack of last night, upon the redoubt on the left of the enemy’s lines. [More]
Ooop--screwed up and had to change the title date--see, the Hamilton entry was for the 15th, but he was writing about what happened the day before, on the 14th... Anybody wants his money back, fill out a refund slip.

Sunday, October 13, 2013

Tonight on Armed American Radio

Mark Walters will be joined in-studio by Buddy Simpson, the subject of one of the case stories he and Rob Pincus wrote about in their new book "Lessons from Unarmed America."

Joining Mark later in the first hour will be Carol Craighead of CrossBreed Holsters. Neil W. McCabe of Human Events/ Guns & Patriots will be coming on in the second hour, and I'll be calling in for Hour Three, as will pro-gun journalist Tom Skoch.

The program broadcasts from 8 to 11 p.m. Eastern. Click here to find a station near you or to listen via live streaming.  You can also watch the studio feed hosted by producer Sean "Seanto" Young at IRF News.

UPDATE: Matt Bracken will call in at 10:30 to tell how you can download his EFAD trilogy for free.

Saturday, October 12, 2013

New Boston ATF head’s Fast and Furious ties raise questions

Someone might also ask new ATF Director B. Todd Jones if a plum assignment is what he means by holding personnel involved in Fast and Furious accountable. [More]
Today's Gun Rights Examiner exclusive report asks questions literally no one else is asking.  Why do you think that is, and will you join in demanding answers?

The First Amendment According to Park Rangers

As I approached the top of the steps, one of the three (!) guards told me to leave. I mentioned the First Amendment exception, and that freedom of assembly seems to be part of that. He advised me that the area to assemble is only down below the monument, not at the monument itself. Somehow I missed that exception to that particular amendment. So I proceeded to read the First Amendment, loudly, for the audience below. [More]
Is it any wonder we all love government enforcers so?

Friday, October 11, 2013

Connecticut gun group shows Gov. Malloy does not understand law he signed

This is not the first time an anti-gun politician has proven to be clueless about edicts they would impose on gun owners under force of punitive law. [More]

Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes ignorance-based fear is at the heart of all bigotry.

Gov. Brown Issues Temporary Stay of Execution

Good news for now. But to paraphrase the last governor, they'll be back. [More]

[Via Geordan]

Workman tells us hunters weren't so lucky.

We're the Only Ones Putting Guns ON the Streets Enough

Unsecured and in plain view on the back seat? [More]

Really?

[Via Jeffrey M]

On the Water & In the Air Redux

My discussion yesterday about the UN Arms Trade Treaty and more with Lynn Jurrens and Jeff Anderson on South Dakota's KSDR 1480 is now archived online. [Listen]

More Than One Way to Skin a Database

I’m not trying to be insulting, but any database that doesn’t have the input, guidance, formatting and QA to ensure its fidelity from the civilian population doesn’t stand a chance of being anything other than a joke.  That’s why the progressives want it codified into law. [More]
Like the NFRTR?

My own belief is some 4473 copying is probably going on for specific LE investigative purposes, but that's not an efficient way of getting around the law.  Since the government has oversight and monitoring on banking, I would not be surprised if credit card transactions and even signed checks for gun and ammo purchases were able to be sorted out of the mix--I'd actually be surprised if that is NOT happening, and I'd like to see some oversight inquiries made.  Since it would not be ATF doing it, I don't see how Congressional funding restrictions would be applicable, but I'd still like to have that investigated.

And while we're at it, why not compile in all those permit records? 

We're the Only Ones Confirming the Stereotypes Enough

Among those clocked was a trooper who got off the interstate and traveled 80 mph en route to a Dunkin’ Donuts. [More]
You cannot make this stuff up.

[Via Portly Pirate]

Read more here: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2013/10/10/4379379/nc-highway-patrol-responds-to.html#storylink=cpy

Caught in the Act

Tonight on ATSNtv's "Stop the Threat"... [Details]

Damned If You're Wearing the Tinfoil Hat...

...damned if you're not. [More]

License to Kill

Oh, it's the Toledo Blade again... [More]

Y'know, until gun owners in that area get active and organize to take concrete steps to hit 'em where they hurt, I can't get too worked up about whatever subversive lies they publish.

As an aside, look at the comment by some idiot from the University of Toledo, who claims "the law is turned on its head places the burden of proof on the state and the party claiming does not even have to bring it up in a court of law."

Why am I reminded of Brian's question to Peter?

[Via Neil W]

Close the Fudd Loophole!

For all who have been inclined to throw the EBR guys under the bus... [More]

Let's see, the "Only One's" partner was killed by a criminal who bought his long gun illegally--yeah, this'll certainly stop that.

And as for those "four Republicans," does anyone know who they are, so we can make sure this follows them around for the rest of their political careers, which, if most gun owners would simply get off their apathetic rear ends, could be over the very next time they throw their hats in the ring?

Jesse? Al? Eric?

Oh, sorry.  Wrong dynamic in play here.  Never mind. [More]


Thank goodness we know it couldn't have been a "hate crime."

[Via Florida Guy]

If You Think Mike Was Furious BEFORE...

I love it.  Put him on the defensive for a change. [More]

Any Chair in a Bar Fight, Guys

You're making a mistake. [More]

You may find you need 'em some day.

Especially since they're doing more than your own guy did, albeit he apparently had problems of his own...

Ain't it something though: The same ATF that denied "outside employment" for Dodson approved it for this guy.

There is Nothing Wrong with Your Television Set. Do Not Attempt to Adjust the Picture.

We are controlling transmission. [More]

It's an old technique, really...

Although sometimes, there's blowback.

We're the Only Ones Life-Saving Enough

Protocol, you know. [More]

There was just no other way.

This Day in History: October 11

General Washington ordered work to begin on a second parallel which brought the Americans within several hundred yards of the British lines. [More]

Thursday, October 10, 2013

An Unwarranted Response?

No, sir, it was not. [More]

I merely emulated what you did, and did it in an extreme cartoon way to emphasize how unfair that is to those having their reputations called into question without evidence-based probable cause. There were no serious accusations in my post, thus no actual flames being thrown at the spelling bee, and an honest reading will bear that out.

That's the reason I made a special point of asking the question "See how easy that was?"

Elitist rocker Vedder can afford to disparage gun rights

“Nevertheless, it's an interesting profile of Vedder, whose house, according to Rolling Stone, is patrolled by two bodyguards ‘who check out even the Domino's Pizza boy who delivers Vedder's weekly small pepperoni and sausage pie,’” an actual news account reported. [More]

This afternoon’s Gun Rights Examiner build-up to a bumper sticker slogan notes Pearl Jam concerts have something in common with Ted Kennedy’s car.

Burlington agrees to fulfill document request from gun rights group

Rusten’s agreement to comply with the document request marks an incremental victory for the gun rights group, which enjoyed another concession when the Burlington Council agreed to remove a ban on what it calls “assault weapons and high capacity magazines” from its proposed citizen disarmament measure. [More]
Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes the common reaction of predators hesitating and slinking off when they suddenly realize they’ve taken on something capable of trampling them.

Don't Make Them Angry

You won't like them when they're angry. [More]

A Staunch Conservative

“I’m a staunch conservative,” he told CNN. [More]
Sure you are, meathead.

We're the Only Ones Permanently Retired Enough

Investigators said they are trying to determine why a retired police officer fired up to two dozen shots at a federal courthouse in West Virginia on Wednesday before officers returned fire and killed him. [More]
Maybe he got caught stealing... I mean, making a mistake...?

Hey, at least it's nice to see validation for retired Only Ones nationwide gun perks!  Notice how many of those guys have demanded the same thing for the rest of us, now that they've got theirs?

[Via several of you]

We're the Only Ones Mistaken Enough

"Again, it was a mistake, and it won't happen again," Provost said. [More]

Which example would you not classify as a mistake?
  • I was adding this column of numbers and forgot to carry over to the next column. 
  • I  read the label wrong and set the oven at 350 instead of 375.
  • I deliberately and with premeditation stole. Again and again.
What a shining example of the "Only Ones" entitled mentality, right down to cheesy excuse-making for a total, self-serving lack of ethics. He's just sorry he got caught.

Is anyone in authoritah curious why someone with 30 years under his belt would think that was something he could get away with, and with enough confidence to do it again and again?

Make no mistake: As long as the penalty is a comparative slap on the wrist and he still gets to stuff his snout in the retirement trough every month, others will be taking note.

Yeah, just move on.

[Via Florida Guy]

Perpetual Condition White

Like cattle in a chute... [More]

[Via Florida Guy]

OTISburg...?

It's amazing that brain can generate enough power to keep those legs moving. [More]

For some reason, this woman reminds me of that Lex Luthor quote from the first Superman movie.

[Via Florida Guy]

Goodbye Columbus

The case against the smuggling ring raised new issues stemming from a recent trial against a retired educator and left other questions lingering, including the extent of the connections between the Columbus defendants the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives' Operation Fast and Furious. [More]
Isn't it funny -- peculiar funny, not "Ha ha" funny -- how no one seems interested in the lingering question of:
“What triggered the decision for the Columbus smuggling crew to send at least some of their straw purchasers all the way to the small Chaparral store instead of one of the largest gun stores in the state right up the road?”
But I guess you can't let anything helpful to the Reese family become a matter of official record...

Do You Suffer from Crippling Hoplophobia?

I don’t like guns. I don’t want to be around them. I perceive their presence as an imminent threat to my well-being. I understand that some gun-nuts see them as a basic right of self-defense, or as just a basic right. I see them as assertion of a non-existent right to use deadly force — to kill me or anyone else — at any and all times. I now find myself considering whether I must avoid any and all establishments where they are not specifically banned. [More]
Uh...Tingwald...? Is that yours?  Care to pick it up, clean the floor and secure the damn thing next time?

[Via Michael G]

Personally, I'd Rather Have a Burglar in My House

Thanks guys. You've been  a great help. [More]

Constitution 101: Part 3

Clause 1 is basically a preamble to the Enumerated Powers that immediately follow and in itself does not grant Congress any additional powers. [More]
The ones Chris is talking about are essentially promulgating the same misreading I've heard from useful idiots arguing for citizen disarmament based on the "general welfare" clause. In the case of a politician, though, my default belief is he knows exactly what he's doing, and he doesn't need schooling so much as he does a bucket of hot tar, feathers and a rail.

On the Water, In the Air

That's the name of a radio program on South Dakota's KSDR 1480 hosted by Jeff Anderson and Lynn D. Jurrens.  I'll be joining them momentarily to talk about the UN Arms Trade Treaty.

This Day in History: October 10

I doubt not that England might be Supplied with Masts from America, if america is not upon her Guard to prevent it. Masts may be cleared out, from America, to France, Spain Holland or elsewhere, and go to the W. I. Islands, Hallifax, Bermudas. But the most probable Artifice would be to fall in with B. Cruisers by Agreement in certain Latitudes, and be taken. All this can be concerted easily( between a British Minister and an american Traiter. A fine Cargo of Masts from america was lately carried into Bermudas, and enabled those Islanders, immediately to fit for Sea a Number of Privateers. British Navigation publick and private in every Part of the World, is at this moment in great distress for Masts. If the Exportation from America is not wholly stopped, they will obtain Some supply from thence. [More]

Wednesday, October 09, 2013

We're the Only Ones Riotous Enough

The attorney, Phil Karasyk, had said Monday that the detective, a 10-year veteran of the police force, had only witnessed other bikers attacking the vehicle. But investigators discovered video evidence showing him punching an already damaged back window, then twice kicking the side of the SUV before leaving the scene, according to two people familiar with the case. [More]
Bloomberg's finest, eh?

In that case, the poor guy being beaten and terrorized along with his family is pretty damn lucky he didn't lift a finger.

[Via Geordan]

"As For Himself..."

That last bit kind of explains it all... [More]

[Via Florida Guy]

Vermont gun group responds to Burlington rejection with second FOIA

It’s telling that “progressive” Burlington officials are attempting to rewrite and impose state law on gun owners, yet are deliberately indifferent to their obligations when state law applies to them. Telling, but hardly surprising. [More]
Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report recommends if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. And then pick up a chair and start swinging…

Damned American Gun Shops!

Somehow, I know this is the fault of our lax laws. [More]

Reasoned Political Discourse

Police have arrested an 84-year-old man accused of pointing a gun at anti-President Barack Obama protestors. [More]
Ah, that famous tolerance Obama supporters are so noted for...

[Via Florida Guy]

Caught in the Act!

American Trigger Sports Network presents "Stop the Threat":
In this week's crime reenactment: A security conscious homeowner apprehends a daytime thief. Did this homeowner make the right decision?

Hosted by James B. Towle with Special Guests: Don Clark Kathy Jackson Marc MacYoung

Watch on the PURSUIT Channel!
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Wednesdays 2:00pm PST 5:00pm EST
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You can also catch past "Stop the Threat" episodes and other programs on ATSNtv's You Tube channel.

Win Fabulous Prizes!

The Weapon Blog lists this month's gun giveaways. [More]

A New Line in the Sand

Oath Keepers, along with Mike Vanderboegh and others, will remember the Alamo and what it represented on October 19. [More]

We're the Only Ones Supportive Enough

Though he was confident that he would be able to calm Dolores, David Seyfried called the Dallas Alzheimer’s Association seeking advice and support. The DAA’s response to the situation was to contact the Lewisville police without his consent, says Seyfried. [More]
The way the laws are written, my guess is they had no choice. Which basically means if you need to seek professional help, you're screwed, and the state transforms a private mental health matter requiring a calm and judicious intervention into a violent response with criminal penalties.

That is insane.

[Via Florida Guy]

Adding to Their Lineups

I just got an email from Mark Walters advising these new stations will be carrying Armed American Radio:
  • WHFT AM 1390 Avon Park, FL-Central Florida's Top Talk Station
  • WENY 1230 AM Elmira, NY
  • WENI 1450 AM Corning, NY
  • WRTA News Talk 1240 AM-Altoona, PA
  • WLVA 580 AM-Lynchburg, VA
  • WLVA 94.1 FM Lynchburg, VA
  • WJXY 93.9 FM News Talk that Matters-Myrtle Beach, SC
  • WXJY 93.7 FM-Georgetown, SC
Here's one section of the ecomomy that's growing. Imagine that. Funny...with all the Bloomberg-funded "Demand a Plan" hoopla, there doesn't seem to be much demand for a Disarmed American Radio program. 

I wonder why?

If you live in one of these areas, let your gun owner friends know and get them to listen in.

The Music Man

Bracken notes a composer/conductor preparing to orchestrate an arrangement for his patrons that he's been working on for some time... [More]

Old Unfaithful

They sure are brave. [More]

It certainly does explain this.

We Hold These Truths to be Self-Evident

First of all, the mere fact that you need a permit to carry a firearm, whether concealed or openly is an infringement of the 2nd Amendment. [More]
I can't argue with that.  No one can, at least not honestly.

Isn't It All Really Tyranny?

Alrighty then. [More]

Meanwhile, Across the Pond in Piers Morgan Paradise

Regulation will be imposed on press as politicians reject self-regulation [More]
Remember the idiot UK columnist I talked about here, who proudly proclaimed "We dispensed with these rights long ago"...?  And ridiculed us for not joining him in being a subject?

This Day in History: October 9

With the opening of forty-one Allied guns on October 9, 1781, Cornwallis' position, already tenuous, was made so indefensible that surrender negotiations started less than a week later on October 17. [More]

Tuesday, October 08, 2013

Kasich’s office considering ‘Stand Your Ground’ petition signature request

With the side supporting the petition and protest exposed charging the political atmosphere with outright hate-filled lies, a complete airing of who they all are and why they employ such tactics to gin up fury becomes even more necessary. Besides, it’s not like people who sign a petition to a governor do so with any expectation of privacy. [More]
Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report demands naming names. 

The Color Purple

GOA embraces the reality that we don't have to be from a state to send aid to their front lines. [More]

Remember that the next time you think contacting your own "safe" anti-gun rep won't help--you can always instead put the small effort into influencing one who is not so secure.  And it doesn't hurt to be able to show them you walk the talk.

We're the Only Ones Unknowing Enough

Maki Haberfeld, a criminologist at John Jay College of Criminal  Justice in New York, told CNN that police couldn’t have known whether  Carey posed a threat or not. [More]
Nice: The default position is dead until proven innocent -- execute first, find out later.

Those are their rules and they're sticking by them.  With "bipartisan" applause.

HIP-HIP-HOORAY!

See, they love men with guns.  Even Steny Hoyer! 

As long as they're their men.

[Via Mack H]

We're the Only Ones Crowdfunded Enough

So what do they need the Plunderfunded ones for? [More]

[Via William T]

Inconvenient Truths

Facts not only don't matter, they actually get in the way. [More]

Here's the thing: If all they really wanted was to verify a gun buyer comes up clean, and they don't really want to compile data that could be turned into a Universal Registration List, they'd probably get a lot less opposition if they proposed something like BIDS, which, in spite of its admitted infringements, would not gather any names and would actually be a marked easing compared to the NRA-endorsed NICS...

Oh, wait, that's another inconvenient truth, isn't it...?

High Risk Restaurants

Grassroots North Carolina identifies some, and tells how to help both build and reduce the list. [More]

The Spite House

Andrea Shea King notes Alinksy's Rule 5 is a sword our side can wield, too. [More]

We're the Only Ones Wiped Out Enough

A man who found a state trooper’s handgun in a northern Michigan grocery store bathroom has been charged with failing to report the weapon. But the trooper who left the loaded firearm behind wasn’t punished. [More]
Yeah, well crap flows downhill, right, and guess who considers themselves above us?

[Via William T]

Swedish Fire Torch

The only problem is, now I want some Ramen noodles with about a thousand times the RDA of sodium... [Watch]

Or not...

Y'know, ain't none of us getting out alive, so why the hell not?

Time for Common Sense Assault Spear Control

Imagine what one of these weapons of death designed to kill could do if the wielder were given 10 uninterrupted minutes in a  "No Guns" zone populated with unarmed women administrators and children. [More]

[Via Florida Guy]

Talking Guns Redux

My Sunday visit with Kate Krueger has now been posted to the Talking Guns archive. [More]

About Those Shutdowns

Any questions? [More]

Revealing Their Agenda

Let's see, "progressive" gungrabbers...?  [More]

Oooh, I know, I know!

Death camps and mass graves, right?

We're the Only Ones Stripping Enough

There are eight million stories in the Naked City. This has been one of them. [More]

Hey, if they own you, they own your body. You got a problem with that?

Terry Family Say Let Dodson Publish

Many of you have sent me links to reports that BATFU is putting the kibosh on whistleblower John Dodson's personal recounting of Fast and Furious.  I've been busy with my own stuff, and as per consistent practice throughout since Mike and I set out on this particular journey, try to only write columns about "Project Gunwalker" when I have some original information or observations, as opposed to just rewriting what others uncover.

Because I have no information on this latest development aside from what others have reported on, I won't be writing a Gun Rights Examiner column about the Terry family's just objection to this latest transparent act of government CYA and censorship. Besides, Katie Pavlich brings us up to date nicely, complete with quotes from the Terry family spokesman.

UPDATE: Here's the ACLU's position.

We've found common ground before.  They can be useful in an VLLA SELLA IN PVGNA IN TABERNA kind'a way...


Let's Put This Into Context

So let’s put this in context.  Let’s say that gun rights writer, advocate and reliable journalist and friend David Codrea wrote me and said, “I’ve decided that I am going to support universal background checks, and I think I can talk everyone else of our ilk into the same idea.” [More]
Just to put it into context, on that day, feel free to present me with a Julius Streicher Award.

And the reason you didn't find a post about Kurt's lavish hedonistic excesses is because you didn't search for "Victoria's Secret models" and "yacht."

Some Say Ol' Remus is a Child-Molesting Racist Junkie Working for the Feds

...others say Oath Keepers was a sting from the beginning and this is the throw of a wider net. As always, half of what we hear is disinformation, we just don't know which half...This startling move by the Oath Keepers may be what it appears to be, or it may be a secret provision of the Patriot Act. After all, no competent tyranny lets their opposition run the opposition. [More]
So, Ol' Remus: Have you stopped beating your sex slave son long enough to cash your government check?

See how easy that was?

You pass along unsubstantiated allegations, made solely by those with an axe to grind, smearing the work, the motivations and the character of others with absolutely no evidence?

And you fling you feces from behind a mask, right down to proxy registration?

I have no problem with internet anonymity--until such time as those sniping from the shadows call the reputations of real people who stand behind their brand names into question.  At that point, if you're not willing to step forward so we can weigh what your skin in the game is, the one who should be distrusted becomes you.

UPDATE: An Unwarranted Response?

I Got Your Kid Gloves Right Here

You try that crap outside of New York, and the judgment may result in the content of your character being spattered all over the street.  [More]

True Statement Hits Close to Home

"This could have been handled without any fanfare.'' [More]
Yes, it could have.If the Oberlin antis hadn't been such headless d!cks about it.

But even now, they continue to offend, trying to impose their will on everyone under force of state arms, so screw 'em.

And the best these Eloi have to offer to maintain their childlike, mystical denial of reality is a "peace pole"?  Seriously?  Those work better than "No Guns" signs?

Hey, aren't those the creation of the The World Peace Prayer Society?

So prayers from those "enlightened" with New Age "spiritualism" are good?

Didn't the ACLU and a Wisconsin group of "progressives" just successfully sue an Ohio school district into removing a picture of Jesus because "students and visitors to the school 'will continue to suffer permanent, severe and irreparable harm and injury'”?

But...but...but... I thought "progressives" were all about "home rule"...

I guess that just means they demand to rule your home.

And I'm afraid that will result in a bit more than mere fanfare.

A Key Distinction

I guess school anti-bullying policies don't apply to those running them. [More]

This Day in History: October 8

The Commander in Chief is extremely sorry to see that notwithstanding there is a plenty of wood in the vicinity of the different incampments a practice prevails of burning rails and thereby adding to the distresses of the inhabitants who have sufficiently suffered by the ravages of war. He calls in the most express manner upon the commanding officers of Corps to put a stop to so pernicious a practice. [More]

Monday, October 07, 2013

NFL rule revokes ‘only ones’ status of off-duty police

But back to the suddenly non-elite Cleveland Police Patrolmen's Association, bemoaning the loss of their privileged status: These are the same folks whose “leadership” did everything in their power to ensure that we mere mundanes would dine out defenselessly. [More]
Today’s Gun Rights Examiner field report throws a flag on unsportsmanlike conduct.

Great Expectations

Should members of Congress actually know the Constitution and how it is supposed to work? [More]
Ha! Good one!

Armed American Radio Redux

Last night's program recapped by Mark Walters:
One of the more powerful AAR broadcasts in recent memory.  In studio guest former LEO and past president of Georgia Carry -Ed Stone along with David Codrea for 3 solid hours. Sentenced to prison for 7 years by corrupt NJ officials, the heartbreaking story of NJ resident Brian Aitken as he fights to clear his name.  Former anti-gun journalist turned pro-gun journalist, Tom Skoch and from Burlington Vt, Mr. Evan Hughes explains the democrat city leaders of Burlington’s efforts to enact gun control agains the state pre-emption laws with the help of NYC nanny tyrant, Michael Bloomberg.
 I trust everyone read this, and at minimum helped out by spreading the word?

Meanwhile, Across the Pond in Piers Morgan Paradise

The Tallest Tale: U.K. Crime is Down…NOT [More
The latest from Paul Gallant, Sherry Gallant, Alan J. Chwick, and Joanne D. Eisen...

Not that I claim a crystal ball or anything, but I have a feeling we're going to be hearing more and more about UK homicides over the coming years...

So If They Don't Have the Money...

...how are they gonna enforce it?  [More]

Oh, they have the money for that?

[Via Jess]

It's Bush's Fault

Enjoy the coming Caliphate, ladies... [More

And no, sorry, not anymore.

We Demand Government Deprive Us of Our Rights!

I know they think they're demanding it happen to someone else, but that's what these useful idiots are really saying. [More]

Because It's Easier Than Going After Criminals

Well, it is a place of education, and if the kid is paying attention, they just taught him plenty. [More]

They're not just "gun free zones," are they? "Zero tolerance" is for a lot more than that.

And you wanted to go into the Air Force...

This is what happens when you let "progressives" assume positions of authority, with the power to set loose the brownshirts.
Chitwood said the campus officer and the administrators told him, “Instead of making a scene out of you, we’ll put a warrant out for you and you can turn yourself in at the jail.’”
Really? What are their names?  Why haven't the villagers grabbed torches and chased these monsters out?

[Via William T]

Self-Loathing

It projects itself in such an ugly way. [More]

"Reasonable"

Prodded by a well-organized and well-funded gun lobby, lawmakers have rejected practically all reasonable regulations, including comprehensive background checks, bans on assault rifles, and limits on the size of magazines. [More]
Aw, c'mon, Toledo Blade--that's not all you think would be "reasonable."

Why be so coy? Why not lay all your cards out on the table, and tell us what you think would be reasonable after that, and after that...?

Why?

It is questionable why the Hartford Police Department would make an arrest based on the circumstances that they have used to publicly smear Lieutenant Patterson. The Connecticut General Statutes are quite clear on this issue, and the legislature did not change the relevant elements of the ‘safe storage’ statute when they repealed it and substituted new language on 4/4/2013. CGS §29-37i specifically addresses the storage of loaded firearms, not unloaded. [More]
Because going after non-criminals is safe and easy.

Searching for a Definition

I believe the word "Dupnik" should live on in infamy.

For this reason.  And this.

WRSA gives us more reasons.

And recalls a blast from the past.

But wait, as Billy Mays used to say, there's more!

So: How would you define "Dupnik," and would you limit it to a noun?

With Hope, But Not Much Faith

Vanderboegh lays out an eight-step program to help a jonesing abuser clean up and straighten out. [More]


Land of the Lost

Where illegals are legal and the Bill of Rights is illegal... [More]

For bizarro "progressives," every day is Opposite Day.

This Day in History: October 7

William Hill on the Battle of Kings Mountain [More]

Sunday, October 06, 2013

NJ gun edict victim writing book to help win recognized right to see son (Video)

“The Family Court Judge interpreted that to mean I was a violent gun owner and that any parent who owns guns is, by nature, violent,” he explained. [More]


Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report looks at cruel and unusual punishment from the authoritarian sadists who are convinced they run things in the Garden State. I hope you decide to help this man and to share his plea.  And to join Mark Walters, and me tonight to learn more directly from Brian Aitken on “Armed American Radio.”

Sunday Sermon

I typically don't blog here on weekends except to announce new columns and radio appearances.  I saw this, though, about Catholic chaplains being told they may not perform Mass, and it just struck me as so typical of the in-your-face arrogance of our "progressive" would-be rulers that I felt compelled to ask the reporter a follow-up question:


What do you think the jihadists will want to do if the answer is "Yes"?

I don't wear my religious beliefs on my sleeve around here, but damn...

Y'know, being the object of reverent adoration in "An American Prayer,"I guess it's no surprise that acolytes of the Idol-in-Chief are making sure no other gods are worshiped before him.  After all, we're dealing with a being who presumes to control the seas...

And why does Salish come to mind?