Thursday, May 29, 2014
Prozis Can't Contain Themselve
I could tell from all the rage generated by simply observing no amount of laws will be enough for the antis that the less restrained among them would be unable to maintain the "common sense gun safety laws" facade any longer. [More]
Inconvenient Truths
CNN's "gun control" poll isn't working out quite the way they'd hoped. [More]
See?
Funny thing, though:
Why would they put it in their "international" section, and what's with people reporting their votes aren't being counted?
I guess they were at least being truthful in their "This is not a scientific poll" caveat.
See?
Funny thing, though:
Why would they put it in their "international" section, and what's with people reporting their votes aren't being counted?
I guess they were at least being truthful in their "This is not a scientific poll" caveat.
This Day in History: May 29
At a brigade General Court Martial held in the York Line the 22d Instant whereof Lieutenant Colonel Vandyke is president—Captain Leonard Bleeker of the first York regiment was Tried, being charged with ungentleman-like behavior, in striking and abusing Ensign Woodruff on the evening of the fourth of March last. [More]
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Counting on Slaughter
The antis rely on it. They need it. And you'd better believe there are some who want it and look forward to the next one. [More]
'News' team drops all pretenses of objectivity with gun violence awareness month
That this is happening in an election year is calculated. The value of such agenda publicity is incalculable, as is the effect of propaganda masked as news on the electorate. [More]Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report nominates Rich Graziano for the Julius Streicher Award. If you don’t know who the first guy is, read the article. If you don’t know who the second one is, do a search.
Calling All Egalitarians
Don't you get it? The One Percent want to disarm the 99 Percent. [More]
The entire "progressive" movement is a fraud intent on exploiting anyone they can gin up envy and resentment in. Look at these elite pigs. They don't care about you, but they employ false fronts and skilled propagandists to make you think they do.
Anyone who wants you disarmed is telling you that you may not share in the power. They demand a monopoly of violence, enforced by real occupiers. You don't count.
If you're not a proponent of individual liberty, if your energies are focused on crushing that for the illusory "benefit" to a fictitious collective, congratulations on being a useful idiot. You serve the masters well, and they're counting on you not even realizing it.
[Via Andrea Shea King]
The entire "progressive" movement is a fraud intent on exploiting anyone they can gin up envy and resentment in. Look at these elite pigs. They don't care about you, but they employ false fronts and skilled propagandists to make you think they do.
Anyone who wants you disarmed is telling you that you may not share in the power. They demand a monopoly of violence, enforced by real occupiers. You don't count.
If you're not a proponent of individual liberty, if your energies are focused on crushing that for the illusory "benefit" to a fictitious collective, congratulations on being a useful idiot. You serve the masters well, and they're counting on you not even realizing it.
[Via Andrea Shea King]
A Textbook Response
Glad it worked out. [More]
That said, once you start factoring in workplace considerations. the door to all kinds of liability concerns gets knocked off its hinges.
[Via Florida Guy]
That said, once you start factoring in workplace considerations. the door to all kinds of liability concerns gets knocked off its hinges.
[Via Florida Guy]
We're the Only Ones Plastered Enough
A Fort Smith police officer was arrested Tuesday after he allegedly fired shots into the wall of his Sequoyah County home and pointed a gun at deputies and a child. He was placed on administrative leave. [More]I can't tell you how many times I've gotten intoxicated and done the same thing. Probably because I never have.
And Sweetie sounds like quite the prize herself:
“It was determined that both parties fired the weapon inside the residence while the children were in the house,” Lockhart said.
Imagine how much more endangered those children would have been if people of unproven temperance, judgment, trustworthiness and training like you or I had unfettered access to guns. That must be why guys like Naaman here have been authorized by law to carry in "gun free zones," while we mundanes just have to take our chances.
[Via Steve D. Jones]
UPDATE: Oh look, there's more.
He held a gun to a five-year-old's head? Well then I'd expect nothing less than administrative leave with pay!
Good Guys with Guns
The Santa Barbara shooter never would have been able to inflict as much carnage on innocent students if more people were LEGALLY carrying guns ... so says ex-NFL star Lito Sheppard. [More]After all, it was men with guns who prompted the monster to flee, crash and shoot himself.
I see some guy who self-identifies as a gun owner/NRA member who has taken it on himself to play naysayer and show everyone his big "I believe in the Second Amendment but" and list all the reasons why you or I would "probably cause... more casualties among innocent bystanders."
Yeah, right, a concealed carrier might not have made a difference. Then again he might have. You don't know, but you're parroting the antis, and resorting to a "drunk Bubbas" slur, makes me wonder just who you really are.
The point is, it's not Sheriff Bill Brown's choice to make.
A "Reasonable" Bloomberg Gun Column?
Not really. Note the way he ends this piece, rejecting arms in private hands with the "drunken frat party" misdirection. [More]
Reports say Rodger and his roommates lived in an apartment. In other words, this demonstrable Bloomberg flack thinks all young adults in college should not have a gun in the home because some young adults in college would abuse it.
Gee, we could extend that and come up with objections for all ages and situations. Master would be pleased again.
[Via Roger J]
Reports say Rodger and his roommates lived in an apartment. In other words, this demonstrable Bloomberg flack thinks all young adults in college should not have a gun in the home because some young adults in college would abuse it.
Gee, we could extend that and come up with objections for all ages and situations. Master would be pleased again.
[Via Roger J]
Hi, My Name is Lovely
I wonder if Lovely will be as good a friend as Mr. Frankie Samora?
A Pynchon Poll
[More]
You know, “If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don't have to worry about answers.”
What's this "allowed"...?
Speaking of Media Twits
Empress Michelle doesn't have to "sign laws,'"you dolt. [More]
She just issues proclamations.
That's more than just misspeaking. Anyone who knew anything would have caught that. That was a true Ron Burgundy teleprompter moment coupled with the not-so-secret conviction of media Prozis that the Obamas should rule.
Yes, people this ignorant are put in positions to "inform" and influence the public. We routinely see how "Authorized Journalists" screw up on or outright lie about the gun issue. They do that with them all.
She just issues proclamations.
That's more than just misspeaking. Anyone who knew anything would have caught that. That was a true Ron Burgundy teleprompter moment coupled with the not-so-secret conviction of media Prozis that the Obamas should rule.
Yes, people this ignorant are put in positions to "inform" and influence the public. We routinely see how "Authorized Journalists" screw up on or outright lie about the gun issue. They do that with them all.
Speaking of Stupid...
Here's another media twit who won't be satisfied until a total ban is in place -- and not then, either, actually. [More]
A Subject Matter Expert
[More]
And Geraldo knows stupid: |
| I'm drunk and lonely. This'll attract quality companionship! |
In his latest stupid tweet, where we see his brain instead of his body exposed, Geraldo proves my point: No amount of laws short of a ban on private ownership will ever be enough for the gun-grabbers.
This Day in History: May 28
The Battle off Halifax
It involved the American privateer Jack and the 14-gun Royal Naval brig HMS Observer [More]
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Lawsuits likely outcome of Isla Vista ‘day of retribution’ killings
Who does that leave to sue? Ours is a litigious society, and survivors will want someone besides the killer to “pay.” And it’s not like there will be a shortage of attorneys licking their chops at a chance to rifle through deep pockets.Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report asks if NRA is really to blame for the shootings, why is it if anyone shells out money for being sued, they won’t be among them?
So who’s left? [More]
University Chronicle: “Crime Prevention Research Center Announces Academic Advisory Board Members”
You remember my column on John Lott's new venture?
He's building a team.
Members are listed here.
Top men. (And a woman.)
He needs our help.
By contributing and by spreading the word.
Make that today's "Five Minute Activism" project?
He's building a team.
Members are listed here.
Top men. (And a woman.)
He needs our help.
By contributing and by spreading the word.
Make that today's "Five Minute Activism" project?
Armed American Radio Redux
In the wake of the CA shooting, Mark reminds listeners that evil exists, David Codrea and Mark discuss CA shooting, Dr. John R. Lott, Nikki Goeser, George Hill, Trent Cooper of Crossbreed Holsters, Grilling While Armed with Bill Cannon of TX BBQ Rub, The Arms Room owner, Mike Piwaworski, the return of Seanto and more!
Amicus Brief for CT Lawsuit
Oregon Firearms Federation joins with other rights leaders to come to the aid of Connecticut (and all) gun owners. [More]
Top Secret
It's not just this guy,. Him they can get out--it's everyone he associated with. [More]
And then we see, after the list went out "to a distribution list of more than 6,000 recipients" that "The name was left off of a subsequent report filed from Bagram."
Oh, so that's who it was!
People and their families and friends could end up dead from this. And why is it a fricking WaPo reporter knew who and what the guy was?
The constant reminders of Leviathan's institutional incompetence and laziness contrast starkly with the intended impression of omnipotence and invulnerability.
But pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.
And then we see, after the list went out "to a distribution list of more than 6,000 recipients" that "The name was left off of a subsequent report filed from Bagram."
Oh, so that's who it was!
People and their families and friends could end up dead from this. And why is it a fricking WaPo reporter knew who and what the guy was?
The constant reminders of Leviathan's institutional incompetence and laziness contrast starkly with the intended impression of omnipotence and invulnerability.
But pay no attention to the man behind the curtain.
Running for Office
Protecting your 2nd amendment rights isn't just about gun control laws but also includes other issues. I have two sons who attend Bloomfield Public Schools where teachers teach the Constitution but conveniently skip over the 2nd amendment.I will fight not only for restoring civil liberties that have been infringed upon but also work towards ensuring that our kids learn about the Constitution in the way our founding fathers intended... [More]If you're from CT, or have friends or family who are, tell them about this guy so they can learn more.
We're the Only Ones Cryptic Enough
“People out there in scanner land will know our movements and know our tactics. It’s just a pure officer safety issue.” [More]I mean, he'll see everything, he'll ... he'll see the Big Board!
I don't know what the concern is -- after all, "It's an industry standard across the country."
Plus citizen oversight is so tedious, and besides, we have "legitimate news media" in this country to keep us free!
[Via Florida Guy]
Hail the Conquering Heroes
Why, it's just like the liberation of Paris! [Watch]
And look, "That's Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn at the trigger." You know, the guy who "said he 'fully' supports President Barack Obama's proposals to pass a new ban on assault weapons, limit ammunition magazines to 10 rounds, require background checks for virtually all gun sales and further limit armor-piercing bullets."
Thanks for putting it all in perspective, "legitimate media!" It's for our safety! Plus it's fun for the whole family!
And I'm proud to be an American, where at least I know I'm free...
Just like that New World Order the Pentagon is hawking in its propagan... uh ... news reports.
[Via Florida Guy]
We're the Only Ones Chugging Along Enough
We're the Only Ones D.A.R.E.ing Enough
From the same group that would be happy to roll up in an MRAP, do a dynamic entry right through the front door, kill your dog, shoot you for trying to react to a home invasion, find out they're at the wrong house and chalk it all up to established department protocol...
The arrests included Aaron Gage Campbell, 22, of the Crossville Police Department, as well as Kyle Jay Eldridge, 36, a Crossville codes enforcement officer. [More]
[Via Carl S]
So Much for that Wall of Separation
Besides, tolerance and diversity are what make us great. [More]
As long as it doesn't have to be reciprocated. I'm still waiting for the usual suspects to force this issue.
[Via Florida Guy]
As long as it doesn't have to be reciprocated. I'm still waiting for the usual suspects to force this issue.
[Via Florida Guy]
Solo Thawt du Mocky Chalia
For those of you who don't speak Huttese, I think what he said was "I like Captain Solo where he is." [More]
I still don't get the gutlessness about this.
[Via JM]
I still don't get the gutlessness about this.
[Via JM]
Useful Intel
Greuel Intentions
This is what will be replacing Waxman. [More]
The primary and election are mere formalities. And say, look at what money you spend with Disney helps make happen.
Why does that not surprise me?
I heard something the other day I want to ask her about. I think I will:
The primary and election are mere formalities. And say, look at what money you spend with Disney helps make happen.
Why does that not surprise me?
I heard something the other day I want to ask her about. I think I will:
[Click to enlarge]
Naturally, if I hear anything I'll pass it on.
Captain's Log
- A man's gotta know his limitations.
- Ain't the first time this supposed legal genius has proven himself irrelevant to actual freedom.
Self-Made Stars
The internet is like crack-cocaine for the human ego. And we’re all addicted. [More]I like the fact the writer didn't go blaming guns. And he's got some terrific insights that need to be stated and shared. That said, there's some implied collective guilt that brings to mind the old "What you mean we, Kemosabe?" punchline.
The internet is also like a tool for those who see the information gatekeepers are often ignorant, asleep, corrupt...
Some understand and primarily use it that way, and what they share is not about themselves, but about things that are much more important. Some understand that so-called "social media" can provide ways of climbing over, going around or tunneling under the gates, and that if we don't use it to our advantage, those intent on controlling us most certainly will.
Granted, for the most part I guess the guy is right.
[Via Michael G]
Hey, I Remember that Song!
Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition...
Providing the guy doing the praising lets you...
Forget it Jake, it's Chi-Town,
This Day in History: May 27
I therefore, in the Name of my Royal Master George the Third, King of Great Britain, Demand of Your Excellency, that you will order Captian Asgill of the Brigade of Guards to be discharged from his Confinement, and admitted to the same Parole, as the Other Officers of my Lord Cornwallis’s Army. [More]
Monday, May 26, 2014
That Explains It!
More fallout from this.
I'm afraid and I just don't understand the Second Amendment.
Now that's scholarship! Not to mention an endearing introduction that's sure to engage!
One thing: If you trust them, how come you don't trust them?
One other thing: If you do "gladly assist them," do you think you could come first?
Afterthought: What happened to the "no one wants to take your guns" talking point the antis have been parroting every chance they get?
I'm afraid and I just don't understand the Second Amendment.
[Click to enlarge]
Now that's scholarship! Not to mention an endearing introduction that's sure to engage!
One thing: If you trust them, how come you don't trust them?
One other thing: If you do "gladly assist them," do you think you could come first?
Afterthought: What happened to the "no one wants to take your guns" talking point the antis have been parroting every chance they get?
Choosing Sides
My piece from yesterday continues to validate that the Prozis are furious at having their intent exposed, with all the infiltrator/disruptors and sadist/psychopaths weighing in.
Gosh,Lucifer Upside-Down 666 is against non-government guns. And he bravely, not to mention originally, albeit anonymously, calls people who disagree inadequately endowed, nuts and cowards.
Maybe I've been wrong about this.
[Click to enlarge]
Maybe I've been wrong about this.
Veteran cemeteries denying rights to surviving Memorial Day mourners
“No person while on property shall carry firearms, other dangerous or deadly weapons, or explosives, either openly or concealed, except for official purposes,” the Code of Federal regulations mandates. [More]Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes a big, ugly, unwarranted and presumptuous “No Guns” sign on hallowed ground.
They Played the Mash
They played the Monster Mash... it caught on in a flash... [More]
It's the latest blood dance craze!
It's the latest blood dance craze!
And the Hate-Filled Loons Come Out
Thanks for confirming everything I said!
Here are a few of the more amusing, satisfying, and most importantly, corroborating responses:
Here are a few of the more amusing, satisfying, and most importantly, corroborating responses:
Agency Rule List: Spring 2014
Here are the administration's proposed gun-related regulatory actions for DoJ/ATF. I have not had time to review these, not to see what other agencies/departments are doing along these lines. I offer this without comment for information purposes only, and with acknowledgement that this is the kind of stuff we need more people keeping an eye and reporting on, because I certainly won't have time without ignoring other priorities of equal or greater importance.
The main page to begin exploring is here.
[Via Michael G]
The main page to begin exploring is here.
| DOJ/ATF | Proposed Rule Stage | Implementation of Public Law 105-277 Relating to Secure Gun Storage | 1140-AA10 |
| DOJ/ATF | Proposed Rule Stage | Machine Guns, Destructive Devices, and Certain Other Firearms--Amended Definition of "Pistol" | 1140-AA23 |
| DOJ/ATF | Proposed Rule Stage | Commerce in Explosives--Separation Distances of Ammonium Nitrate and Blasting Agents From Explosives or Blasting Agents | 1140-AA27 |
| DOJ/ATF | Proposed Rule Stage | Identification Markings Placed on Firearm Silencers and Firearm Mufflers | 1140-AA33 |
| DOJ/ATF | Proposed Rule Stage | Rules of Practice in Explosives License and Permit Proceedings | 1140-AA40 |
| DOJ/ATF | Proposed Rule Stage | Commerce in Firearms and Ammunition--Reporting Theft or Loss of Firearms in Transit | 1140-AA41 |
| DOJ/ATF | Final Rule Stage | Implementation of the Safe Explosives Act | 1140-AA00 |
| DOJ/ATF | Final Rule Stage | Commerce in Firearms and Ammunition (Omnibus Consolidated Appropriations Act of 1997) | 1140-AA04 |
| DOJ/ATF | Final Rule Stage | Residency Requirement for Persons Acquiring Firearms | 1140-AA05 |
| DOJ/ATF | Final Rule Stage | Public Law 105-277, Making Omnibus Consolidated and Emergency Supplemental Appropriations for FY 1999 Relating to Firearms Disabilities for Nonimmigrant Aliens | 1140-AA08 |
| DOJ/ATF | Final Rule Stage | Implementation of the USA Patriot Improvement and Reauthorization Act of 2005 Regarding Trafficking in Contraband Cigarettes or Smokeless Tobacco | 1140-AA31 |
| DOJ/ATF | Final Rule Stage | Elimination of Firearms Transaction Record, ATF Form 4473 (Low Volume) | 1140-AA34 |
| DOJ/ATF | Final Rule Stage | Federal Firearms License Proceedings--Hearings | 1140-AA38 |
| DOJ/ATF | Final Rule Stage | Machine Guns, Destructive Devices and Certain Other Firearms; Background Checks for Responsible Persons of a Corporation, Trust, or Other Legal Entity With Respect to Making or Transferring a Firearm | 1140-AA43 |
| DOJ/ATF | Final Rule Stage | Residency Requirements for Aliens Acquiring Firearms | 1140-AA44 |
| DOJ/ATF | Final Rule Stage | Importation of Arms, Ammunition, and Implements of War--Removal of Certain Defense Articles on the U.S. Munitions Import List | 1140-AA45 |
| DOJ/ATF | Final Rule Stage | Amended Definition of "Adjudicated as a Mental Defective" and "Committed to a Mental Institution" | 1140-AA47 |
[Via Michael G]
Sunday, May 25, 2014
Blaming NRA over killings shows no amount of laws enough for anti-gunners
They’ve not only shown us their end goals, and what a ridiculous lie every one of them who parrots the ubiquitous “No one wants to take your guns” talking point is telling, but they’ve also relieved us of any obligation to respond to them except in kind. [More]Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes rabid, insulting gun-haters have unwittingly done us two favors.
Saturday, May 24, 2014
Santa Barbara killer’s family ‘staunchly anti-gun’
Lawyer Alan Shifman, who represents killer Elliot Rodger’s father, director Peter Rodger, “said the family is ‘staunchly against guns’ and supports gun-control laws,” the report revealed. [More]
This evening’s Gun Rights Examiner report looks at what happens when the product of an anti-gun family ignores a host of “gun control” laws in a state rated tops by the citizen disarmament demanders.
Guns & Ammo state rankings highlight differences in people and parties
Because of perceived credibility simply from being an influential political media organization, its findings are taken more seriously by some than, say, a Mark Dice petitioning video, which is really too bad, because at least his efforts demonstrate how astonishingly ignorant and unable to critically think many respondents can be. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes two irreconcilable peoples living in one country.
Friday, May 23, 2014
Author, Hollywood screenwriter and veteran says he could kill again over guns
"A couple years ago, a gun nut I know was 'playfully' asking me why I didn't get a gun and do some target shooting, which he claimed was 'fun,'" Top Commenter Thomas Cleaver recalled. "I asked him 'If I get a gun, will it be OK to shoot you? Don't worry, I've shot and killed people before, and I'm way past getting upset at seeing you lying on the floor with your brains splattered on the wall. Been there long ago.' [More]And the "progressives say we're violent "gun nuts"...
My latest JPFO Alert notes a bit of projection going on.
Am I Forgetting Something?
No. [More]
Read the letter. It addresses that. And don't make assumptions.
The article is only a lead-in summary to link to the main document.
I don't expect anything. Nor do I discount anything.
Read the letter. It addresses that. And don't make assumptions.
The article is only a lead-in summary to link to the main document.
I don't expect anything. Nor do I discount anything.
GunCoin
I've been following some of the Bitcoin ups and downs and arguments, albeit not very closely, and can't claim enough knowledge to weigh in on the replacement privacy currency vs. speculative investment debate, but that's not what concerned me. Understand that terms like "peer-to-peer" and "open source software" make my eyes glaze over. You're dealing with a guy who used to code assembly parts lists on 80-column cards and take them to a department called "Keypunch."
I had a more basic question, because I figure if I'm going to be SMFFs (social media and you figure out the rest) with these folks, I should make sure they're really on the up-and-up from an RKBA point of view. So I emailed them:
Hi, I just got your Twitter follow notice and followed back.Here's the response:
I'd like to know more about the people behind your venture, your pro-gun bonafides, etc.
There's not much in your website's "About" section.
Ditto, whois registry doesn't really tell much.
I think it would serve you well to give Second Amendment supporters details, as we see stories like the one about the head of the firm that owns Sportsman Channel and Guns & Ammo magazine being a big Democrat supporter who believes in gun control, and it's pretty natural for people to be leery, and even to wonder if some of the money they spend will end up supporting politicians working against them.
Care to disclose who you are and what your gun rights backgrounds are?
Thanks for reaching out to us. I can offer you some more information about us and what we stand for.My name is [REDACTED] and I am the Guncoin Project Manager. I am a lifelong Alaskan that has been hunting and shooting all my life. I believe (as does the team) very strongly in our 2nd Amendment rights. Honestly, gun control efforts make me sick to my stomach, and that will never change. We do not currently *support* any political group monetarily. However, if we were to donate funds or support in any way for a group, it would definitely be Republican. In fact, we would be quite interested in mutual support options. Now, do not get me wrong, I am not *against* the Democratic party. I agree with both sides on a lot of issues... BUT, our 2nd Amendment rights trump other issues for me and the only logical choice if I had to pick to support is Republican.The Guncoin Project really came about after a lot of dealings with Payment Processors when trying to sell firearms and firearms related goods. As you may know, it is just a nightmare dealing with these companies and trying to get payment processing set up for a firearms related business. That real need for easy transactions, coupled with the opportunity to support gun rights in a public way, led us to create Guncoin.We have not been very public about our identities because we have already received a slough of threats and anti-gun nonsense. We have families just like everyone else and do not need that kind of stress to deal with. We are just regular guys with regular lives trying to fill a niche with Guncoin.I hope I have provided the information you were wanting.Thank You,- Guncoin Support
He said I could repro. his email in total. Because of that last bit, I'm not including a name. That said, it seems to me they're at least sincere about the part that concerned me. If you're interested in what they offer and want to find out more on your own, you now have a link.
Ohio's DeWine asked to ensure open carry training after shooting jokes by police
Those attitudes included laughing about double-tapping the open carriers, a term gun owners recognize as the placing of two shots into a target in quick succession. [More]Today’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes some of us fail to see the humor when “Only Ones” joke about shooting armed citizens. That attitude has to stop before somebody gets hurt.
The linked article is "the CliffsNotes version." My letter to DeWine is posted on Scribd.
Stranger All the Time
Kurt notes not only has mention of where this
applies been eliminated, but also "to the same person" language has been
dropped. Why? [More]
Zero Brains, More Like It
How typically "progressive." [More]
But what an education that kid just got. In spite of what the moron fascist teachers and administrators intended.
But what an education that kid just got. In spite of what the moron fascist teachers and administrators intended.
We're the Only Ones Getting You in Hot Water Enough
The 50-year-old was placed in a small, enclosed, scalding-hot shower by guards and left unattended for more than an hour. He collapsed and died amid the searing heat, suffering severe burns when he fell, face up, atop the drain. [More]Good thing monstrous tyranny could never happen here and there are things our people would never do or tolerate because ... Democracy!
I feel like singin', I'm so damn proud of that.
[Via Florida Guy]
Looking on the Bright Side...
...at least no guns were used. [More]
Because if people could shoot back at terrorists intent on murdering them, that would be a human rights violation.
Because if people could shoot back at terrorists intent on murdering them, that would be a human rights violation.
This Day in History: May 23
I have been endeavouring to obtain the documents necessary to ascertain the quantity of forage consumed by the allied army in West Chester county the last campaign. [More]Wow, that'll teach me to start blogging before I've had my morning coffee. I was on automatic and totally messed this one up with an entry only off by a couple months. Comment poster Rexxhead appropriately remarked:
MARCH 23rd? This is May.I love senior moments. They make me feel so mature.
Or I could just adopt an "Authorized Journalists" covering for "Only Ones" approach: The keyboard went off.
Thursday, May 22, 2014
The Story Keeps Getting Stranger
Remember that column where it looked like ATF was expanding the multiple rifle sale reporting rule?
While doubts were raised despite ATF not specifying the four border states of where their proposal would be applicable, a new difference has been identified, Kurt Hofmann tells me, by activist Chris Meissen, who "caught an interesting aspect of the ATF's proposed new power grab that no one else seems to be talking about.
"Check out the wording," Kurt advised:
Yeah, I have no idea if this is just sloppiness or if it means more, but if this goes through unchallenged, it will have the effect of an enforceable rule. And by way of "then and now" comparison, here's what the proposed rule looked like on that point back when it was first proposed:
While doubts were raised despite ATF not specifying the four border states of where their proposal would be applicable, a new difference has been identified, Kurt Hofmann tells me, by activist Chris Meissen, who "caught an interesting aspect of the ATF's proposed new power grab that no one else seems to be talking about.
"Check out the wording," Kurt advised:
The purpose of this information collection is to require Federal Firearms Licensees to report multiple sales or other dispositions whenever the licensee sells or otherwise disposes of two or more rifles within any five consecutive business days with the following characteristics: (1) Semi-automatic; (2) a caliber greater than .22; and (c) the ability to accept a detachable magazine."Nowhere does it say anything about the multiple sales being to the same buyer," he noted. "Conceivably, if this goes through, they'll be authorized to demand reports from every gun dealer who sells two or more detachable magazine-fed semi-auto rifles per week."
Yeah, I have no idea if this is just sloppiness or if it means more, but if this goes through unchallenged, it will have the effect of an enforceable rule. And by way of "then and now" comparison, here's what the proposed rule looked like on that point back when it was first proposed:
The purpose of this information collection is to require Federal firearms licensees to report multiple sales or other dispositions whenever the licensee sells or otherwise disposes of two or more rifles with the following characteristics: (a) Semi-automatic; (b) a caliber greater than .22 (including .223/5.56 caliber); and (c) the ability to accept a detachable magazine, to the same person at one time or during any five consecutive business days.
We're the Only Ones NOT Ready for War Enough
“It was enough to arm a small army or militia,” a police source said of the bust. “These guys were ready for war.” [More]If these morons actually believe that, wait 'til they come up against the real deal.
[Via Florida Guy]
Second Amendment Spotlight
I wonder how much money deceptive crap like this "liberates" from the uninformed (who then end up feeling they've done their part) that could have been used for something effective.
[Via Ned W]
We're the Only Ones Muscular Enough
The better to beat you with, my dear. [More]
NOW HULK MAD!
Not to mention enjoying offsetting health benefits...
[Via Chris M]
NOW HULK MAD!
Not to mention enjoying offsetting health benefits...
[Via Chris M]
The Final Word on Chipotle
MSNBC actually gave it to Mark Walters. [More]
"Although they didn't use my entire statement in the story, the reporter was accurate in his assessment of my words and quoted the portion he used accurately," he tells his Facebook followers.
I chatted with him earlier this morning, and we're going to discuss this further Sunday on Armed American Radio. I'll have more on that when I make the program announcement the day of the show.
"Although they didn't use my entire statement in the story, the reporter was accurate in his assessment of my words and quoted the portion he used accurately," he tells his Facebook followers.
I chatted with him earlier this morning, and we're going to discuss this further Sunday on Armed American Radio. I'll have more on that when I make the program announcement the day of the show.
Maloney + Markey =
A lot of malarkey... [More]
Just like Kent said the last time these two Prozi animals took a public dump on rights.
[Via Bluesgal]
Just like Kent said the last time these two Prozi animals took a public dump on rights.
[Via Bluesgal]
North Miami, Huh?
It figures.Tondreau is accused of collaborating with three other defendants to recruit “straw” borrowers to purchase 20 South Florida homes while defrauding $8 million from various mortgage lenders between late 2005 and 2008... [More]
UPDATE: Workman weighs in.
Ba-dap-bap-ba-baa...I'm Lovin' It!
I could say more if I had the time, but I don't. Suffice it to ask "Gee, guys, having second thoughts about signing that letter?"
That and asking the protestors what value they have put into themselves via unique, specialized or rare skills, training and accomplishments to make associating with them at higher wages worth it? What do they do that anyone else couldn't be trained to do in a matter of days?
Workers of the world unite!
Any wonder why the SEIU and NAACP are in on the action?
And anybody think $10.10 is anything more than a camel's nose under the tent, and a ploy to consolidate dependency and power?
Oak Brook? Forget it Jake, it's Chi-Town. And we know what that means.
This Day in History: May 22
That something is the matter in the cabinet and councils of our enemies, on the other side of the water, is certain- that they have run their length of madness, and are under the necessity of changing their measures may easily be seen into; but to what this change of measures may amount, or how far it may correspond with our interest, happiness and duty, is yet uncertain; and from what we have hitherto experienced, we have too much reason to suspect them in every thing. [More]
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Right questions on guns and more could complicate presumptive Hillary power bid
This evening’s Gun Rights Examiner report notes a couple simple “yes” or “no” questions that won’t be asked – unless we ask them.Put more directly, will any “Authorized Journalist” ever just up and ask Bill or Hillary “Is Juanita Broaddrick a liar? Yes or no?” [More]
Yearning to Mandate
In his latest JPFO alert, Kurt Hofmann notes devious, calculating motives underneath all the "smart gun" surface stupidity. [More]
Like Mike
Mike’s been around a long time. He’s a divisive figure. He’s been denounced by Bill Clinton, Rachel Maddow, Eric Holder, the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence, and the Southern Poverty Law Center. Some pro-gunners don’t like him either, mostly because of his attitude. Many activists believe that gun-rights fighters should always be polite and work within the system. Those people aren’t Mike. [More]Claire Wolfe profiles a guy I get along with just fine.
An Expanding Universe?
If we were dealing with an administration which did not turn pathological lying into an “art form,” we might be able to treat this notice as more benign. But the problem is that, at NOWHERE does the notice geographically limit its reporting requirement. And, for the time being, we have to assume that it means what it says. [More]In spite of raised doubts, they have a point.
And their action item certainly seems reasonable and doable:
(2) Even more important, you should contact your House member and ask him or her to insure that the Science-Justice-Commerce Appropriations Bill contains language to block this illegal rule.They make it so easy:
Now if only they'd create a utility encouraging gun owners with total crap reps to contact (and support) good reps in up-for-grabs states and districts.
Reciprocity Problems in PA
Their Attorney General has taken it upon herself to ignore the statutory limits on her power and modify - and even cancel - longstanding reciprocity agreements with other states. Recently she has made changes to the reciprocity agreements with Virginia, Florida, and Arizona, and she has canceled reciprocity agreements with Idaho and Utah. [More]The Firearms Coalition has today's Five Minute Activism Task. Please read, do and share.
Well, that was easy:
Feinstein as Sgt. Schultz
That program “does not sound familiar,” Feinstein said Sunday. [More]
I know nuh-think!
Except how could she not?
Says the guy they were talking about:
See NSA's own document on p, 149 boasting of a program "Oversight" chief Dianne Feinstein said she never heard of...See? (From page 61 of 108 in above-linked pdf file)
Kind'a makes you wonder what else she's lying about...and why.
Not that we can expect our "Authorized Journalists" to roll up their sleeves and start watchdogging...
[Via JM]
The Things We Can Control
He's 15 but he's my baby. And he never stood up. The whole time he just kept getting hit and hit and he never swung back. [More]I think I've isolated at least one-third of the problem.
Add Prozi administrators and those who acknowledge no rules and restraints preying on those who observe them, and this becomes both inevitable and a microcosm of things to come--for those who never swing back.
[Via Florida Guy]
Legal Theory
“The Attorney General’s new policy blocks individuals from exercising rights that the Legislature granted them,” said the plaintiffs’ attorney, Bradley Benbrook of Sacramento-based law firm Benbrook Law Group. [More]What rights would those be? I'm trying to envision some long-term consequences here...
FFLGuard - What To Do When ATF Arrives
Assuming you're a dealer and it's not a "dynamic" entry... [Watch]
Some of us are less mature...even after we get warnings.
But then again, they don't have me by the assets.
Yet. That I know of.
Some of us are less mature...even after we get warnings.
But then again, they don't have me by the assets.
Yet. That I know of.
We're the Only Ones Taking Aim Enough
Aside from the idiotic and thuggish Clouseau "I suspect no one and I suspect everyone" attitude, check out the photo. [More]
[Via Florida Guy]
[Via Florida Guy]
But Downing IS Right About One Thing.
[W]e will certainly have the expertise of a great many combat veterans... [More]And bridges. Don't forget the bridges.
Yes, Salish? You'd like to add something?
We're the Only Ones Double-Tapping Enough
Honest people can have honest disagreements and concerns about the Chipotle situation.
I have some reservations of my own. [UPDATE: And Mr. Workman says others do as well.]
As do these guys:
Yeah, Haha! Fun-nee.
Here's the thing.
And here's the other thing:
Remember this guy, who also had a thing for "joking" about shooting non-LEO open carriers?
Like I want these guys out there with that attitude, knowing if they carried through with it, they would likely be cleared after paid leave based on "protocol" and all the other excuses we've seen countless times when the ranks close in to protect their own.
At what point are we justified to double tap back?
Haha.
It's not like I haven't been warning their bosses for years.
And again.
I have some reservations of my own. [UPDATE: And Mr. Workman says others do as well.]
As do these guys:
Here's the thing.
And here's the other thing:
Remember this guy, who also had a thing for "joking" about shooting non-LEO open carriers?
Like I want these guys out there with that attitude, knowing if they carried through with it, they would likely be cleared after paid leave based on "protocol" and all the other excuses we've seen countless times when the ranks close in to protect their own.
At what point are we justified to double tap back?
Haha.
It's not like I haven't been warning their bosses for years.
And again.
Bucking a Trend
I wouldn't exactly call the guy who engineered the Clinton Rose Garden gun industry "Only Ones" suck-fest "right wing," but I guess compared to the Engels of the world... [More]
Kapo wannabe "Bronxman" in comments certainly seems like what the late Aaron Zelman called a "bagel brain."
Kapo wannabe "Bronxman" in comments certainly seems like what the late Aaron Zelman called a "bagel brain."
If I Didn't Know Better...
...I'd think they were avoiding me.
We established the reporter merely transcribed.
So since I hadn't heard back from the source, I thought I'd ring 'em again:
Imagine my surprise:
I'm sure I got it right, because I clicked on their email link:
I just had a real easy question. I wasn't expecting a revolving door -- or a non-functioning official contact email.
We established the reporter merely transcribed.
So since I hadn't heard back from the source, I thought I'd ring 'em again:
I'm sure I got it right, because I clicked on their email link:
We're the Only Ones Hot and Venti Enough
Over There
For now... [More]
That's not where Harry Reid's "domestic terrorists" live...
And we won't come back till it's over over here!
That's not where Harry Reid's "domestic terrorists" live...
And we won't come back till it's over over here!
Self-Authorized Journalists
What's yours is ours.
No it's not.
Uh-oh...
Popcorn?
I wonder if they'll be able to remove it from Google's cache?
No it's not.
Uh-oh...
Popcorn?
I wonder if they'll be able to remove it from Google's cache?
This Day in History: May 21
The benefit that Prison is to the United States, The Safety, Security, and Terror it gives the prisoners comitted to it. [More]
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