Notes from the Resistance...
What would the outcome have been had "The Battle of Athens" GIs had to contend with MRAPs and other "weapons of war"? You know about that, right?The McMinn County Sheriff? Does that ring a bell for anyone? [More]
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Sheriff won’t fight gun permit ruling...people who wish to apply for CCWs under the new guidelines can begin to do so, although the permits won’t be issued until the lower court says so.He really says he'll protect people?
Sarah Palin Endorses Joe Carr for Senate Against Lamar Alexander [More]Good for her. She's right, you know.
“It is his prerogative, but he will suffer for it.” [More]HERETIC!
This is an important lecture with much fascinating and useful information. One note for those who may, after watching, be disappointed that Halbrook does not make a big deal about -- and actually is not particularly supportive of -- ascribing Nazi motives to latter-day Lagerführers: He is a scholar, whose work must be accepted in academic and legal circles, and once you go from being a researcher/recorder to ardent, agenda-driven polemicist, those doors get slammed rather quickly and permanently. His value is where he's at doing what he's doing, presenting honest findings. [More]This morning's Gun Rights Examiner report notes the truth is out there -- but it's up to us to help make it known.
I wonder if there is a process there where citizens could petition to have every Chief supporting that act decertified as law enforcement officer for violating their oaths. If they lose their certifications, they can't be Chief's. If that IS possible there; rinse and repeat as necessary until Chiefs understand that support for something so outrageous WILL cost them their jobs.That certainly is both a rational and a reasonable assumption for anyone not living in the Bizarro World. For those of us who are:
I am to desire your Excellency’s Passport for Chief Justice Frederick Smith Esqr. and his Servant or Servants to attend your Excellency with the Minutes of the Court Martial on the Trial of Richard Lippencot for the Murder of Joshua Huddy, together with such other Documents relative to the matter as I may find proper to transmit therewith, and who will be enabled to offer such further Explanations, as I doubt not will give the fullest Satisfaction. [More]
“I apologize. I know what I did was wrong,” Felton told Stephen as the sentence was handed down. [More]This story is disgusting on so many levels. Wish I had time to go into them. Maybe a near-future GRE...
According to the affidavit, the video showed Hathaway entering her bedroom, picking up a pair of underwear she had left on the floor, holding the panties up to his nose and inhaling deeply.Where he promptly had a negligent discharge...
He then allegedly put those panties back on the floor, grabbed another pair and left the room. [More]
EXHIBIT "A" SECTION 51.10A CARRY AND CONCEALMENT OF AIR GUNS AND OTHER REALISTIC FACSIMILES OF FIREARMS. It is unlawful for a person to carry openly or to conceal within one's clothing any spring-loaded, compressed-air, or other BB gun, airsoft gun, paint ball gun, pellet gun, or replica of a firearm on or into any public street, alley, highway, sidewalk, public way, public ground or public building, or within an automobile on a public roadway, without written consent of the Council, except in the manner specified for transportation, and in the manner authorized for concealment, by the Iowa Code pertaining to firearms. A person who violates this Chapter shall be guilty of a simple misdemeanor.I understand Councilman "No Fool Like an Old Fool" Phlegming is pretty upset that he was the one holdout still demanding that supplicants seek his Solomon-like wisdom and consent. There's nothing that says you can't still ask him for his permission before you make any decisions, if you'd like...or anything else you'd like to say to him...
Former police lieutenant doesn’t receive jail time for stealing $150K [More]
...part of peoples’ concern is just the sense that around the world the old order isn’t holding and we’re not quite yet to where we need to be in terms of a new order that’s based on a different set of principles... [More]How very "progressive"!
How could someone who had once been a conservative hero be repudiated by his former constituents in the Atlanta suburbs? [More]It's a puzzler, alright...
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Such accusations, routinely leveled at white gun owners, have been pretty much absent from that “national conversation on guns” the antis say they want to have. In their place are “progressives” hurling racist ridicule at gun rights advocates of color, but those attacks have mostly been for daring to depart from the official party loyalty line demanded by collectivist plantation overseers. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary notes the motive may have been repackaged, but it's still enslavement.
Prosecutors also said that Silas called one of the officers who had responded to the scene and asked them to do him the "favor" of removing the evidence recovered from the victim's home. During a second phone call to the officer, Silas admitted he had been shooting bullets into the ground when one accidentally went through the victim's window, prosecutors said. [More]Gosh, if this can happen to a highly-trained law enforcement professional, imagine how dangerous it would be to trust undisciplined amateurs like you and me with guns.
"Assault weapons are a subclass of unreasonably dangerous firearms developed and adopted for their military effectiveness, with features appropriate for military and some law-enforcement purposes, but which are not commonly owned generally, or commonly used for self-defense," Fader and his colleagues wrote. [More]Fader and his colleagues, of course, are goddam hive insect liars. Funny, how the "progressives" want it both ways, with the Miller opinion essentially saying "protected" guns had to have demonstrable military utility.
As a writer for a public journal, it is very important for my career to gain the esteem of prominent people, and your excellency's esteem is something that I would like to have. [More]
“Remember the ‘I’m Spartacus!’ scene from the Kubrick movie?” asked Codrea. “In this case, I’m Larry Pratt." [More]Hey, it was either that movie analogy or this one...
An inescapable observation is that for people who don't admit to doing anything wrong, the defendants certainly appear to be taking extraordinary measures to make things right. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes what happens when you kick an anti-gun administration squarely in the Nutters.
But he notes that Apple has "worked hard to ensure that it can access data on end-user devices on behalf of law enforcement" and links to Apple's Law Enforcement Process Guidelines, which clearly spell this out. [More]You didn't think you were paying those outrageous prices and monthly fees for your benefit, did you?
The Count de Rochambeau havg come to a Resolution to remove the Garrison of French troops with their Artillery & Stores from Virginia, I think it necessary to inform you of that Event, and to acquaint you that it will be no longer necessary for the Militia of your State to be keept up for their Security. [More]
I note he doesn’t flesh out how it is morally justifiable to use guns against, say, the group that stands for limited government, free markets and federalism. What would the circumstance be for whacking them, and who else would make his list? At what point will it be cool to start targeting “teabagger” firms, and is anyone who works for or with them fair game? [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes, if Rolling Stone has its way, the Prozis may be able to start shooting conservatives and libertarians any day now.
What are your top ten carry guns? Dave Bray, lead singer for Madison Rising stopped by, Jerry Henry of Georgia Carry updated us on the implementation of the GA “Guns Everywhere” law, Kenny Barlow of North American Arms talks 22 mini’s, and David Codrea, Seanto and more!
The FBI encouraged and sometimes even paid Muslims to commit terrorist acts during numerous sting operations after the 9/11 attacks, a human rights group said in a report published Monday. [More]Paid?
I also agree that Pratt represents a dangerous strain of religiously based insurrectionism that runs through some fringes of American society. [More]Oh, like what you agree with has some special significance?
Two Men Try To Rob A Store; One Accidentally Second Amendments His Accomplice To Death [More]Yeah, that's what it's about. These people are as dishonest as they are arrogantly ignorant.
MICROSOFT TO CUT 18,000 JOBS [More]S'OK. Bill is busy bringing in more H-1Bs.
But the attorney for dog owner Brittany Preston said that police dash camera video recorded an officer as saying, “The only thing I’m going to do is shoot it. I do not like dogs.” [More]Thank goodness he made it home at the end of his shift!
Matthew Liao, director of the Bioethics Programme at New York University, says we should combat global warming by genetically engineering humans so they are shorter and allergic to red meat. [More]A Prozi ethicist -- no wonder.
In other words start acting like illegal aliens.My reply:
The outlaws are the criminals in government infringing on unalienable rights. Claiming those rights and defying usurpation of them is hardly the moral equivalent of lawlessly mass-invading a sovereign nation.In other words, start acting like people who will not surrender.
Go ahead, Democrats. Strap a "suicide bomb" on that donkey and set it off. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report notes an explosive attack that stands a great chance of backfiring.
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"They are anticipating something drastic." [Watch]I'll say.
Makes a hell of a lot more sense than the Gunwalker-ignoring Prozi propaganda to advance a disarmament agenda this comment poster is responding to.