Monday, January 26, 2015
Sunday, January 25, 2015
Judge alleges ‘fraud on the court’ by government attorneys in Dobyns case
“[T]he court ... issued an order voiding the prior judgment based upon indications that the defendant [ATF], through its counsel, had committed fraud on the court,” Allegra wrote. “[F]raud on the court consists of conduct: 1. On the part of an officer of the court; 2. That is directed to the ‘judicial machinery’ itself; 3. That is intentionally false, willfully blind to the truth, or is in reckless disregard for the truth; 4. That is positive averment or is concealment when one is under duty to disclose; 5. That deceives the court.” [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report provides further evidence of the corrupt arrogance that is the trademark of Eric Holder's Justice Department, which itself has the tone set for what it thinks it can get away with by the Obama administration.
As with "Fast and Furious," this is dangerous stuff to be involved with unless and until it can gain wider exposure, and if it does, those bringing this information out can expect to be mercilessly smeared. Still, and because of that, I'm asking everyone who considers him or herself a Bill of Rights advocate to take action by sharing this far and wide, including chiding other media to report on this, and by making investigation expectations known to Rep Chaffetz of House Oversight (@jasoninthehouse) and Sen Grassley of Senate Judiciary (@ChuckGrassley).
As "experience hath shewn," exposure and light are the best defenses against corruption relying on staying hidden in the shadows.
Tonight on Armed American Radio
- Hour One: Alan Gottlieb.
- Hour Two: Human Events "Guns & Patriots" Editor Neil W. McCabe; radio talker Anthony Cumia; Competitive shooter and instructor Amber Kunau.
- Hour Three: LINEUP CHANGE-- I'll be coming on with Jay Dobyns to talk about today's huge story of government corruption.
Saturday, January 24, 2015
Diggin' in with Dayton
Friday, January 23, 2015
Gumbel hatred for ‘pig’ gun owners not uncommon for establishment sports media
"There are a few things I hate more than the NRA,” Gumbel admitted. “I mean truly.”
What those “few things” are remained unstated. ISIL? Communism? Nazism? Murderers? Child molesters? For some reason I’m also conjuring up Arlo Guthrie’s list of Group W bench offenders: “Mother-rapers . . . father-stabbers . . . father-rapers!” [More]My latest JPFO Alert notes if "progressive" sports media monopoly of violence cultists want to be true to their roots, they ought to be calling us "Schwein!"
The Best Kept Secret
Evidently, the new marketing strategy used by the gun industry is to not let anyone know what they're selling. Or something...
Beats me, but VPC figured it out, and you know how much smarter they are than everybody else.
Virginia Lobby Day highlighted effective gun rights activism
On Monday, I made it to the General Assembly building at around 10 a.m. The weather was as perfect as one could hope for this time of year, sunny and warming into the 50s. VCDL activist teams had already been busy meeting with legislators since 8:30, and the rally with speakers was scheduled to start at 11. In contrast to the hysterical reaction we saw recently in Washington State, many of the activists were armed, and those with concealed carry permits could even open carry inside the building as a matter of course and without causing a massive freak-out. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner report shares experiences and impressions from my trip to Virginia. It also includes an embedded video of my speech and a link to Emily Miller's, as well as several photos of the pre-event dinner and Lobby Day itself.
Kleck Responds
I'm sure everyone paying attention has noticed antis have resurrected their attacks on DGUs by trying to discredit the research.
The guy behind that research is having none of it.
[Via Mack H]
The guy behind that research is having none of it.
[Via Mack H]
Ammosexuals
Not everyone objects to the term. [More]
As long as the prudes (and what else are prohibitionists?) are going to treat us as one and the same, why not find common interests? Again, as with the weed people or Pink Pistols, tolerance doesn't require you to personally accept or approve of the way others chose their pursuit of happiness, just that you don't try to impose your way on peaceable human beings through force or fraud.
We each have one life to live, and a guarantee is we'll all experience our share of pain, either self-created or imposed. It doesn't make moral sense adding to the portion of another -- unless they allow you no choice but a defensive response.
Besides, even after checking out their "particular set of skills" (just so I could do my due diligence and save you the arduous task of detailed research, you understand) I find these ladies a lot more wholesome than the repressed control freaks who base their entire existence on bending others to their will. Talk about obscene.
As long as the prudes (and what else are prohibitionists?) are going to treat us as one and the same, why not find common interests? Again, as with the weed people or Pink Pistols, tolerance doesn't require you to personally accept or approve of the way others chose their pursuit of happiness, just that you don't try to impose your way on peaceable human beings through force or fraud.
We each have one life to live, and a guarantee is we'll all experience our share of pain, either self-created or imposed. It doesn't make moral sense adding to the portion of another -- unless they allow you no choice but a defensive response.
Besides, even after checking out their "particular set of skills" (just so I could do my due diligence and save you the arduous task of detailed research, you understand) I find these ladies a lot more wholesome than the repressed control freaks who base their entire existence on bending others to their will. Talk about obscene.
Republican Betrayal
A Slow Fist Coming
We can see it approaching. [More]
Just like last time.
It's the plans to keep it from striking again that have yet to be fleshed out.
Just like last time.
It's the plans to keep it from striking again that have yet to be fleshed out.
Dial 911 and умереть
FCC weighs plan to use Russian satellite network for 911 system [More]Здравствуйте, чем я могу помочь?*
Followed by:
Извините, я вас плохо слышу. Повторите, пожалуйста.*
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On the plus side, this ought to come in pretty darn handy when we catch the antis purposely omitting Russia from "gun homicide" statistics by acting like it's not part of the "developed world."
[Via Jess]
Compromise
Mr. Hardy gives us the detailed analysis. [More]
And then there's the CliffsNotes version... but do read the first link.
And then there's the CliffsNotes version... but do read the first link.
Courting Trouble
Gun maker Remington has moved a lawsuit by families of those shot in the Sandy Hook school massacre from state to federal court, where at least one expert says it has less chance of succeeding. [More]It shouldn't have any chance anywhere. Think of what it would mean. The first judge should have thrown it out and imposed frivolous lawsuit fines.
[Via Neil W]
John Brown's BOD Chances...
...will lie a-mouldering in the grave if Mike has his way. [More]
As for the rest of the SOF picks, not so fast...
As for the rest of the SOF picks, not so fast...
Fruit Hanging So Low It Practically Puts Itself in the Basket
We want to share with you examples of the continued vigilance of TSA officers in protecting our nation’s transportation systems... [More]I wonder how useful they'd be if someone intent on not waiting for his gun to be "discovered" showed up?
And why do I keep coming back to "The High and the Mighty"?
[Via Greg W]
So Where Are They?
Tell you what, Nicholas Kristof:
You and Kai get these guys to do this, and then we can talk.
The answer will still be "No," but since you're pushing this nonsense, I might as well let you do the work to prove it to yourself what a dumb idea this is. Not that I think for a moment you're interested in being anything other than a Fourth Estate Fifth Columnist.
You and Kai get these guys to do this, and then we can talk.
The answer will still be "No," but since you're pushing this nonsense, I might as well let you do the work to prove it to yourself what a dumb idea this is. Not that I think for a moment you're interested in being anything other than a Fourth Estate Fifth Columnist.
You Must Make Do with Less...
...so Jeff Greene can eke by on his. [More]
Need you ask?
When the hell are you Occupiers going to start eating these people?
[Via Florida Guy]
Need you ask?
When the hell are you Occupiers going to start eating these people?
[Via Florida Guy]
Is the Sky at Least Sagging a Bit?
You may hear other gun groups squawking about the sky falling and needing your money to stop it from happening. DO NOT BE FOOLED, these anti-gun bills WILL NOT be passing. Instead we encourage you to save that money to spend on fun stuff, like ammunition, training or a NFA tax stamp for the suppressors that will soon be legal in Iowa! [More]I'm all for not diverting money to phony appeals. That said, I'd be interested in hearing what these folks have to say. I don't know that there's ever a time where we've got things so under control we no longer need to stay on high alert, and if we've entered a period where the likelihood of threat success is reduced, it would seem the best time to do some reclamation work.
That's not to say ignore "fun stuff," because "pursuit of happiness" is a big part of "the blessings of Liberty," although I personally am not inclined to register my property and pay for the intrusion to boot.
Different individuals and groups have different tactics. It's our job to evaluate them and decide which ones work for us. In order to do that, we need to know about them.
There's an App for That
And wouldn't it be only "common sense" to tie it in to a database of all registered gun owners? You know, as "a good first step"...? [More]
[Via Florida Guy]
[Via Florida Guy]
A Late-Term Subversive
VCDL Lobby Day Videos
Emily Miller:
Me:
I've already posted the text of my speech to the Virginia Citizens Defense League. I'm getting ready to post a narrative of my experiences attending Lobby Day.
Me:
I've already posted the text of my speech to the Virginia Citizens Defense League. I'm getting ready to post a narrative of my experiences attending Lobby Day.
The Wrong Damned Argument
"The firearms here are without question some of the most commonly used. One out of nine guns sold since the invention of AR-type rifles is an AR rifle." [More]Fine, but that's tangential to the core "common use" issue.
The function of the militia, defined as “all males physically capable of acting in concert for the common defense [and] bearing arms supplied by themselves and of the kind in common use at the time,” was — and is — to field citizen soldiers. And these citizens bore arms that were suitable for that purpose, “ordinary military equipment” intended to be taken into “common defense” battles. They came with the intent to match and best a professional military threat.
From U.S. v. Miller, the court looked for "“some reasonable relationship to the preservation or efficiency of a well regulated militia [or] that this weapon is any part of the ordinary military equipment, or that its use could contribute to the common defense.”
Why isn't lawyer James Vogts reminding the judges of that? And why don't they already know it?
Or do they?
This Day in History: January 23
Madison's proposal was defeated because of "the inconveniency of advancing even a few hundred pounds at this crisis." [More]
Thursday, January 22, 2015
SOF BOD Picks
I would need to find out where every one of these picks stands on the danger a "pathway to citizenship" poses to the legislative and judicial future of RKBA, because if NRA continues to refuse to even acknowledge, let alone score it, forget them as avenues that will remain open to us. Show me a credible poll that says otherwise. [More]
Seeing David Keene endorsed does not fill me with hope, as his "American Conservative Union" supported the Rubio sellout.
[Via Florida Guy]
Seeing David Keene endorsed does not fill me with hope, as his "American Conservative Union" supported the Rubio sellout.
[Via Florida Guy]
Mapping the Left
This one is limited to sourcing relationships and support in North Carolina, but it's a great idea that's needed everywhere. [More]
[Via James Simpson]
[Via James Simpson]
Powerful New York gun ban politician arrested for bribery, kickbacks
As such, Silver has been a leading proponent of “gun control” throughout his terms of office, including being a driving force behind passing Governor Andrew Cuomo’s “SAFE” Act. In 2012, Silver pushed through a package of bills after the Sandy Hook killings, using that as the springboard to enact legislation that had failed to be enacted in prior years, including microstamping, gun locks and “closing loopholes.” He stated his post-Newtown goal flatly, to impose “a complete ban on assault weapons.” [More]Oh look. Another Bloomberg ally who wants to disarm Americans is charged with massive corruption. What purpose could organized criminals possibly have in wanting to disarm you and me? And what kind of idiot willingly gives such creatures power?
"Progressive" Government
The supposed whole purpose of government is to protect life, liberty and property from those who would unjustly deprive you of them. If it doesn't do that, who needs 'em? So noting every day is Opposite Day for "progressives," we see their purpose is to endanger all three, and actually threaten such deprivation if you don't obey. [More]
Lean forward!
[Via bondmen]
Lean forward!
[Via bondmen]
Are you a member of OPAEPS?
What? You don't qualify for the exclusive club, and the only way you're likely to get in is through the servants' entrance? As a matter of fact, you belong to the very unwashed masses they're trying to oppress?
Kind of makes you wonder what kind of non-elite "progressive" idiot (but I repeat myself) would not only fall for that, but do so with fervor.
[Via Nevadans for State Gun Rights]
Persona Non Grata in Sorosland
Mack H brought this to my attention, noting a conspicuous absence. [More]
I believe it is intentional. Their target is already known in the mainstream and outside of activist circles -- why put my name out there and give me wider visibility? From their point of view, that would make no sense. Best if I remain unknown -- should that ever change, they'll decide it makes sense to attack.
I believe it is intentional. Their target is already known in the mainstream and outside of activist circles -- why put my name out there and give me wider visibility? From their point of view, that would make no sense. Best if I remain unknown -- should that ever change, they'll decide it makes sense to attack.
From the Front Lines of the Gulf War
So named because of this...
- Workman: Earth shaking: Newspaper editorial lauds gun rights leader
- Vanderboegh: Kissy, kissy. Collectivist rag that endorsed I-594 lauds Gottlieb for denouncing anti-594 "extremists." (And Gottlieb's proud of it.)
Tackling the Solution, Not the Problem
Another guy who blames the gun, and not the actions of the person with one... [More]
The incident lends itself to a discussion on the need to keep concealed carry discreet, and then on the value open carry can have on "normalizing" the sight of armed citizens. It also shows that no one is immune to a surprise attack when they don't know they are being targeted -- even had the armed victim here been in "condition yellow," the circumstances shown in the video make it unlikely he'd have had time to defend himself, and based on the motives of the attacker and the ultimate outcome, he's probably relieved he did not respond with lethal force.
[Via Florida Guy]
The incident lends itself to a discussion on the need to keep concealed carry discreet, and then on the value open carry can have on "normalizing" the sight of armed citizens. It also shows that no one is immune to a surprise attack when they don't know they are being targeted -- even had the armed victim here been in "condition yellow," the circumstances shown in the video make it unlikely he'd have had time to defend himself, and based on the motives of the attacker and the ultimate outcome, he's probably relieved he did not respond with lethal force.
[Via Florida Guy]
The Last House on of the Left
Neighbors had been pleading with town officials to tear down the house of the mass murderer, with one resident saying it's "a constant reminder of the evil that resided there." [More]Blaming an inanimate object ... why that's certainly never been done before.
I can understand a decision to raze the place based on marketing factors that acknowledge feelings among many buyers no doubt make it unlikely the property will sell, or now that the city "owns" it, using the land in some other productive manner consistent with zoning ordinances others in the neighborhood are compelled to comply with. But this sentiment that the house itself is evil -- that smacks of government by superstition, which I suppose is as good a definition of "progressivism" as any.
[Via Jess]
Colorado Bills
House Bill 1127, introduced by state Representative Gordon Klingenshmitt (R-15), would grant immunity from civil liability to places of business which recognize your right to protection and self-defense by respecting your right to carry concealed on the property... In addition, three bills which are vital to protecting your Second Amendment rights have been scheduled for their respective committee hearings in early February. [More]If you're from Colorado, don't you think you ought to be fully versed and activated on these?
[Via cydl]
This Day in History: January 22
The Action of 22 January 1783 was a single ship action fought off the Chesapeake Bay during the American War of Independence. The British frigate HMS Hussar under the command of Thomas McNamara Russell captured the French frigate Sybille under the command of Kergariou-Locmaria. The circumstances of the battle included controversial violations of accepted rules of war regarding the flying of false flags and distress signals. [More]
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
How to Win
This is further "establishment" dissing of the hard core base, reminding me of how I was once dismissed as a "principles freak."
I see the divide being paralleled in what I may start referring to as "The Gulf War." More on that when I get the time, probably not until next week, but who knows?
Forget "Reclaiming the Elephant." The Cantor crowd intends to replace it with a RINO.
More on Cantor here.
[Via Mack H]
I Actually Agree with the DNC
On the specific question of "WTF?" when it comes to Republicans not mentioning immigration except in Spanish... [More]
A Black and White Issue...
Whoreganizing for Action
Just got this email:
OK, so do we get to talk back and tell the fool to go fire himself off his balcony or through the front door, or just listen to his moronic blather? Still, they've already got my edress, so why not check out what I need to do to get that exclusive "off the record" dope for dopes?
My edress automatically appeared. The bottom box had an asterisk, and it took a bit of trial and error to get the word "ZIP" to appear and figure what they were asking me for.
Oh, look, this is what they're asking me for (and why the hell do I need to promise "I am a U.S. citizen or lawfully admitted permanent resident of the United States"? Tell me they won't fix that when they think they can get away with it!). Let's see what happens if I just want to hear the call for free...
"0" isn't an option? If I were a minority (and how many Transylvanians do you know?), wouldn't this disenfranchise me?
You know, Obama's right. His is the most transparent administration in history.
UPDATE: Oh, look what was waiting in my inbox:
Looks like once they get a nibble, they have no intention of letting a fish go.
They're "hosting" the call on YouTube. They couldn't just say that right up front?
Now the question is, will comments be enabled?
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Oh, look, this is what they're asking me for (and why the hell do I need to promise "I am a U.S. citizen or lawfully admitted permanent resident of the United States"? Tell me they won't fix that when they think they can get away with it!). Let's see what happens if I just want to hear the call for free...
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"0" isn't an option? If I were a minority (and how many Transylvanians do you know?), wouldn't this disenfranchise me?
You know, Obama's right. His is the most transparent administration in history.
UPDATE: Oh, look what was waiting in my inbox:
Looks like once they get a nibble, they have no intention of letting a fish go.
They're "hosting" the call on YouTube. They couldn't just say that right up front?
Now the question is, will comments be enabled?
We Get Ink
Lobby Day, including my speech, in the news, as told by "real reporters."
Gun rights activist David Codrea was there to challenge legislation that he fears could result in the disarmament of citizens. [More]Kelsey and Lyndsey, it's not like I'm unapproachable or unreachable. Instead of leaping to illusions, you could have talked with me. I don't fear legislation will disarm all gun owners, just the ones who won't matter in what comes next.
“I once had a boss who taught me the correct way to pronounce that is McAwful. Who said, in his state of the Commonwealth address – this is what the guy says: ‘As a gun owner myself, I fully believe that law abiding citizens have a right and responsible to carry fire arms, but …’ Stop right there. There are sure are a lot of politicians with big butts waddling around, aren’t there?” [More]Sandy, how come everyone there but you got that "big but" is spelled with one "t"?
“It’s really not about guns, it’s about freedom,” gun-rights advocate and author David Codrea told the crowd. “Work with us or we will work to retire you,” he said, addressing lawmakers.
He finished his remarks with a bang, shouting “I will not disarm!” and garnering cheers from the crowd. [More]Kathy, when we spoke, I shared with you that Virginians for Responsible Gun Laws does not appear on Guidestar, is not registered as a nonprofit with the Secretary of State, and has it's website registered through a proxy. I thought we were in agreement that the money behind a group attempting to change laws is important information the public has a right to know, and that you were going to follow up on that. Here's hoping you still intend to, and here's stating my intent to not drop this.
Last Sunday on Armed American Radio
Co-host live in the Tampa FL studios of AAR affiliate AM 860 The Answer- "The Gun Writer" from the Sarasota Herald Tribune Lee Williams, AAR Regular Contributor from Phoenix AZ Amber Kunau, Pro-Rights attorney John Monroe, Regular Contributors David Codrea, George The Mad Ogre Hill, phone calls, tweets and more! [Listen]I called in during Hour Three from my Richmond hotel to talk about the Lobby Day speech I went there to deliver.
Control ≠ Safety
And neither does prohibition, which is the real goal. [More]
That's something stupid, manipulated antis will never get, which serves the purposes of those who are using them just fine.
That's something stupid, manipulated antis will never get, which serves the purposes of those who are using them just fine.
To Forgive May Be Divine
Still, now that the prosecutor has also weighed in, chances are this will never be fully investigated to the point where a lifetime of flaunting prohibited person rules will be investigated.
[Via Scott W]
Speech commends Virginia's grassroots leaders, defies gun-grabbers
That’s why “compromise” is so insidious – besides where’s the compromise if I take what’s yours and give you no concession except not trying to take everything –for now. If you think about it, that makes as much sense as throwing a scrap of flesh to a circling pack of jackals and believing that will satisfy them, and they’ll go off and leave you alone. If anyone wants to try that theory out, the Metro Richmond Zoo is down the road, and I’m sure they have a predator or two that would welcome you in its enclosure. [More]This morning's Gun Rights Examiner report is the transcript of my Lobby Day speech. After several days' absence from home, there's a lot of stuff I need to catch up on. I hope to have another piece later today or tomorrow recounting my experiences there and tying in what "news" accounts there were.
This Guy Seriously Wants Us Dead
Go over to Kurt's latest and check out the comments by cowardly troll "Lector." [More]
Anybody think for a a minute there aren't those who would gladly sanction and participate in exterminations if they had the power?
Anybody think for a a minute there aren't those who would gladly sanction and participate in exterminations if they had the power?
Once Considered Laughable
. . . Mr. Cobb, of Ala., offered a proviso, which occasioned much laughter, namely–”having in view the salutary effect of the Peace Convention at Frankfort-on-the-Main, we may abolish arms for the use of war, and that the arms may be made on such a plan as they may be used for hunting game and other amusements.” The entire clause was then stricken out. [More]For the "You don't need 30 rounds to hunt a deer" crowd...
The Gulf Widens
Workman:
Vanderboegh:
I will have more to say about this schism when I have time to formulate my thoughts. Maybe this week, maybe next. I have some developing priorities of my own I need to focus on first.
I see Mike has credited me with the term "Molon Labia" in a few posts. Just to clear something up, my use (not origination) of the term is reserved for those who have done nothing constructive to protect, preserve and advance the right to keep and bear arms though peaceable means still available to us, and limit their "activism" to anonymous comments on blogs and forums about welcoming a civil war. I have a difficult time accepting as credible someone who has never lifted a finger to do relatively easy stuff and then trusting they will come through for the long haul on real up close and personal involvement -- and all that entails -- should their wishes come true.
- Unfolding debate: Do rifle-toting activists help or hurt 2A effort?
- House bans open carry in its gallery as SHOT Show opens in Las Vegas
Vanderboegh:
- A little free advice for Alan Gottlieb: "People who live in grass houses shouldn't throw lawnmowers."
- The Further Adventures (in their own tiny minds) of the Molon Labians. "A few stupid extremists." It seems I have pissed off Gottlieb and his Igor, Dave Workman. Whatever shall I do?
I will have more to say about this schism when I have time to formulate my thoughts. Maybe this week, maybe next. I have some developing priorities of my own I need to focus on first.
I see Mike has credited me with the term "Molon Labia" in a few posts. Just to clear something up, my use (not origination) of the term is reserved for those who have done nothing constructive to protect, preserve and advance the right to keep and bear arms though peaceable means still available to us, and limit their "activism" to anonymous comments on blogs and forums about welcoming a civil war. I have a difficult time accepting as credible someone who has never lifted a finger to do relatively easy stuff and then trusting they will come through for the long haul on real up close and personal involvement -- and all that entails -- should their wishes come true.
"Unvaccinated" Sounds So Much Less "Offensive" than "Infectious"
Coming soon, to a public gathering near you... [More]
Why is speculation about a significant increase limited to "right wing" websites and such? Is there a function CDC is supposed to have in terms of giving the public complete information on public health threats? Anybody know of a specific post here that addresses this outbreak and identifies the source?
If not, why not?
I mean, if we need to treat guns like a public health threat, shouldn't we at least do the same thing with diseases?
Why is speculation about a significant increase limited to "right wing" websites and such? Is there a function CDC is supposed to have in terms of giving the public complete information on public health threats? Anybody know of a specific post here that addresses this outbreak and identifies the source?
If not, why not?
I mean, if we need to treat guns like a public health threat, shouldn't we at least do the same thing with diseases?
This Day in History: January 21
I have lately received your Letter of the 4th and have now to give my approbation to the Plan contained therein, for suppressing the illicit intercourse which prevails so scandalously with the Enemy... [More]
Saturday, January 17, 2015
Before I Go
Getting ready for this.
In the mean time, here are a few links I wanted to get out but won't have time to treat more fully:
In the mean time, here are a few links I wanted to get out but won't have time to treat more fully:
- Vanderboegh: The Day Patriots Took the WA State Capitol
- Gavin Seim arrested
- WA Senate bans open carry
- OFF Alert
I may add to this bullet list as the day proceeds, but I'm awful busy today, so maybe not. Please hold comments and emails until Wednesday, as I just can't promise being able to get to any of them until then.
Friday, January 16, 2015
Black mug shot police targets show double standard of silhouette exemptions
While Police Chief J. Scott Dennis says his men “could have used better judgment,” he denies that racial profiling was involved. [More]So let me get this straight -- these guys are shooting at photos of real black people while "lawmakers" want to ban us mere mundanes from using silhouette targets -- and they couldn't have picked a worse time to do something so inflammatory. Oh well, I guess it won't be their businesses they stand by and watch burn from the reactions they provoke.
Sometimes You Wynn, Sometimes You Lose
I don't have time to do any more right now than post a link, but gun owners take note. [More]
I guess what happens in Vegas doesn't stay in Vegas. I couldn't tell you--I've never understood the attraction. of watching professional scammers with the odds favoring the house preying on human weakness...
At least SHOT won't be at a Wynn property.
I guess what happens in Vegas doesn't stay in Vegas. I couldn't tell you--I've never understood the attraction. of watching professional scammers with the odds favoring the house preying on human weakness...
At least SHOT won't be at a Wynn property.
Down the Tubes
NYPD recovers ‘WMD’ at housing development [More]Maybe they borrowed it from Charlie Beck?
[Via Joshua S]
Je Suis Humain
Still, a prominent European Jewish leader coming to the recognition that arms in private hands can protect individuals and communities from those who would eliminate them should be seen as a welcome and significant change in outlook, and one that domestic Kapos for Kristallnacht would do well to recognize. That will becomes increasingly apparent as decentralized sleeper cells in the U.S. begin to awaken, particularly when they make a special point of targeting American Jews. [More]My latest JPFO Alert notes a paradigm that may be shifting.
Speaking of Spurious
The spurious conclusions in these surveys don’t just distort the pro-gun community’s perception of defensive gun use. For example, the claim that millions every year shoot their guns in self-defense has led some to posit that there are more defensive gun uses than criminal uses. [More]Who makes that claim? The figures I've seen generally include the qualifier "without a shot being fired."
I know I experienced a DGU under those conditions, it was no myth, and I'm damn glad I had a gun, although it never made it into "the record" because I couldn't report it to the police afterward. Stupid citizen disarmament edicts hive insects like this lie to provide false cover for enacting precluded that.
Not that it would matter to Evan Defilippis and Devin Hughes, who would rather you and I be dead than armed.
[Via Felix B]
Operation Strangle Point
DOJ accused of blocking legal gun shops, other businesses from banking [More]That's because they're criminals working for tyrants, and they hate us.
The thing is, when the guy from the U.S. Consumer Coalition says "This is one of the greatest abuses of power that the country has never heard of," some of us roll our eyes.
That stuff never makes the supermarket checkout tabloids that refocus so many of our pre-cannibal food fellow "citizens."
[Via Sweet Baboo]
Payload Delivered
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The Right Thing to Do
PARA USA regrets its decision to provide firearms for use in the film "Taken 3". While the film itself is entertaining, comments made by its Irish-born star during press junkets reflect a cultural and factual ignorance that undermines support of the Second Amendment and American liberties. We will no longer provide firearms for use in films starring Liam Neeson and ask that our friends and partners in Hollywood refrain from associating our brand and products with his projects. Further, we encourage our partners and friends in the firearms industry to do the same. [More]Excellent. It's nice to see companies that promote principles, especially when some pay big money to get their products showcased in major motion pictures due to the promotional value.
[Via Steve G]
Prosecutor to Pokey-Poke
And in the interests of truly equal justice, I'm still wondering why new charges haven't been filed...
And as far as this goes: I'm suspicious that all reports up until recently said Pokey took the guy's eye out, and this new disclaimer didn't come out until a reputation cleanup bid was made. I'd be interested to see if the victim has suddenly come into some money.
Cutting the Power
As reported in the news, City of Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse has stated that the City will not repeal its illegal laws. [More]Well then this oughtta make him pop a fuse...
Oh, I'm sorry, I read this headline and automatically assumed something else...
[Via Skip]
BREAKING NEWS!!! HOLD THE PRESSES!!!
He even linked to his own piece from a year ago.
But I guess the part about "progressive" (Opposite Day) Penn not being satisfied with French citizen disarmament and wanting to give terrorists who ignore such foolish "laws" even more of an advantage was all the excuse needed to shake off an old piece and give it a new purse. It also gave Marc a chance to re-spread Penn's "cowardly killing machines" line, probably to try and convince himself and like-minded anti-gun males that the inadequacy is not theirs. It is.
Funny, how he didn't explore the reason behind Penn's projections of cowardice on others. Just consider that comes from a "man" who beats women and, if he didn't have elite connections, would have been designated a "prohibited person" by law.
Ah well, his work here is done. Marc is on the trail of important, manly stuff, like Nicole Kidman's favorite dress of all time.
"Authorized Journalists"/Fourth Estate Fifth Columnists (or as Dianne Feinstein calls them, "real reporters" and Joe Biden refers to as "legitimate news media"): Is it any wonder we all should respect them so?
[Via Neil W]
Campus Carry Hurdle in Florida
The Florida House Criminal Justice Subcommittee meets Tuesday, January 20th, at 4:00 pm in Tallahassee to consider Campus Carry. This year’s Florida legislative session is shaping up to be a battle for self-defense rights. The first bill to be reviewed in committee will be a Campus Carry bill that was filed after a mentally ill attorney attacked students studying in the FSU library by opening fire on defenseless students and university employees. [More]You gotta wonder about the mental health of anyone in the legislature who would attack student rights...
Anyway, if you're from Florida, go to the link and do what they ask. If you're not from Florida, send it to friends who are.
And yeah, I'm presuming those you call "friend" support gun rights, because anyone who supports your disarmament is, by their sentiments and actions, your enemy.
Saddle Up
MIDNIGHT RIDE will immortalize Oath Keepers' stand against the militarization of police and will show clearly why Oath Keepers rejects the coming "martial law". Martial Law is in the works as we speak, and our "Ten Orders We Will Not Obey" have never been more pertinent. [More]Will they ride alone or will you join them?
Also, I see they've redesigned their site.
This Day in History: January 16
Commanding officers of Lines from which there are soldiers absent attending as servants or officers who have retired in consequence of the late arrangement, or left the service in any other way; will direct in pointed terms all such soldiers to join their corps without delay—and in case they shall neglect to comply with the order, their names, together with the names and ranks of the officers by whom they are retained, must be immediately reported to Head Quarters, that proper measures may be taken to enforce obedience. [More]
Thursday, January 15, 2015
And the Winner IS...
Remember the other day, when I talked about a guy endorsed by both Bloomberg AND NRA being pressured by Gabby?
Guess which side he chose. And who he kissed off and betrayed.
Rick Snyder joins Bill Brown and Kirsten Gillibrand and a host of others over the years. Some day when I have the time (like that'll happen any time soon) I ought to do a compilation and maybe come up with a GunJudas award.
[Via MTD]
First Reports
Only 200? The "unofficial" rally last month had ten times that number. [More]
Plus I was told at least half were from the "no compromise" group, that is borne out by the fact that most brought firearms, despite being asked not to.
The paradigm has changed. I need to expand on that, but not for a while--busier than I can keep up with here today, with a JPFO draft due tonight, and I also still need to write my speech...
Plus I was told at least half were from the "no compromise" group, that is borne out by the fact that most brought firearms, despite being asked not to.
The paradigm has changed. I need to expand on that, but not for a while--busier than I can keep up with here today, with a JPFO draft due tonight, and I also still need to write my speech...
Submit or Die
A CONCURRENT RESOLUTION ENACTING AND ORDERING THE SUBMISSION TO THE PEOPLE OF A MEASURE RELATING TO FIREARMS. [More]Yeah, well, uh...
Listen, send the kids out of the room for a minute?
All clear?
No, I'm not going to let them provoke me into losing my composure, but you know what I was going to say to "Sponsors" Randall Friese, Charlene Fernandez, Rosanna Gabaldón, Stefanie Mach, Victoria Steele, and Albert Hale.
Some of us won't surrender to traitors. And it looks like the same cabal is behind this abomination.
Yeah, I know, these won't pass -- now. But 10 years from now, all bets will be off. And it's why the Bloombergians, like all childish creatures, ever impatient with their demands to have it all NOW, are circumventing the legislatures.
What all need to understand is some of us will not comply and will not disarm.
Their move.
[Via Bluesgal]
Jour Opposé
You can also go to jail for using speech to defy the government. This past weekend, millions of folks in France wore buttons and headbands that proclaimed in French: “I am Charlie Hebdo.” Those whose buttons proclaimed “I am not Charlie Hebdo” were asked by the police to remove them. Those who wore buttons that proclaimed, either satirically or hatefully, “I am Kouachi” were arrested. Arrested for speech at a march in support of free speech? Yes. [More]Yep. "Progressives."
Right down to the most important part.
I wonder if I'd get arrested for this? I mean, just for expressing it...
[Via JM]
The Fast Track
In “fast track,” Congress passes a bill which delegates to Barack Obama the legislative authority to do anything he wants -- ABSOLUTELY ANYTHING -- so long as he includes it in a “trade agreement.” [More]Yeah, exactly what this "A-rated" Republimole and his establishment handlers want us to do, forsaking all other priorities.
Do I dare mention this one to the bridge club, because we could use those explosives about now...?
The Shallow End
For those who have yet to dip their toe into the water... [More]
With all those years of indoctrination, hopefully this will do some good. I would be interested to hear if there are any polite "concessions" the guy from "our side" will make to appear "reasonable."
The Parable of the Bridge Builder
One team member distinguished himself by helping get them supplies and equipment, to the point where he was honored as a champion of the effort. But at night, he would lower explosives from the scaffolding to another team that was waiting below to sabotage the bridge and bring it crashing down.
Another team member noticed and alerted the others. This upset the team leaders very much.
So they ignored the team member who issued the warning, and reminded everyone of all the "good" their "champion" had done for the cause.
Oh, and thanks, Mike.
A White People Thing
Well, as long as they're compelled to support a cause, I suppose Ripe Celebrity Skanks Against Cleanliness (RCSAC) is as good a group as any... [More]
Thing is, in "Roundtable" Rosie's case, it's a daily mud-wallowing.
As long as a critical mass of cud-chewers are hooked on this crap, the MILMs will have an unending supply of useful idiettes to bus around.
Thing is, in "Roundtable" Rosie's case, it's a daily mud-wallowing.
As long as a critical mass of cud-chewers are hooked on this crap, the MILMs will have an unending supply of useful idiettes to bus around.
The Genderbread Person
What are you? Some kind of damn extremist pedophobe hater?
Imams Demand Action
This Day in History: January 15
The evacuation of Charlestown has increased the sterility of the south in news. It is said, but I cannot determine with what truth, that considerable purchases have been made of the british goods found there: and that a great quantity of them is destined for Virginia. Great stratagem must be used to accomplish their introduction here, and North Carolina has shewn by a late condemnation of a cargo of british goods that they will not be suffered to pass thro’ her territory without arrest. [More]
Wednesday, January 14, 2015
Washington ‘rights’ rally to headline supporter of ‘gun control’ politicians
Anyone who helps citizen disarmament advocates gain power is no true friend to gun owners and has no business being presented as one. And anyone who politically supports someone playing to both sides of the street likewise relegates gun rights to a lower priority than doctrinaire political and economic special interests. To them, the Second Amendment comes second, or third, or even lower. No amount of pointing out what bills have been advanced or voted on “the right way,” and no amount of “dinner dates” can alter that fundamental reality. [More]I expect this one will lose me some "friends." They won't be able to refute what I've said, but they'll be pissed off anyway. I really don't care enough to hold back. Anyone who thinks I do this to be universally agreed with hasn't been paying attention.
Can't We All Get Along?
Iotians for Common Sense Fancy Heater Safety Laws
The antis have officially adopted the Feds' rejoinder to Jojo Krako as their way of claiming a piece of the action.
Violence Policy Center is RACIST!!!
Study: Missouri again tops nation in black homicide rate [More]Oh, no: I take it back. Looking at the study itself, they've scrupulously avoided repeating any "myths."
[Via bondmen]
Minitrue Workshop
John Richardson notes the Southwest focus suggests a push to have the "press" do what millions of dollars in paid advertising alone cannot, and he's absolutely correct.
Human silhouette target ban bill shows absurd dangers of anti-gun ‘solutions’
Still, why stop at silhouettes? What about targets that actually show figures of people? What about popular “zombie” targets? They’re not human any more, are they? Fortunately, for Kirkland’s esteemed "peace officers," they’ll still be able to blow away “No More Hesitation” models of “white-privileged” pregnant women and kids, at least while their already-purchased supplies last. And I guess as long as we’re exploring the absurd, another ridiculous question or two is in order: Could I have a silhouette target of someone who looks human, but isn't? For some reason Star Trek’s android Data comes to mind... [More]Just when you thought the antis couldn't get any more ridiculous...
We're the Only Ones Shaking Down Enough
It's pretty bad when our neighbor to the north is warning people about U.S. highwaymen. [More]
[Via Florida Guy]
[Via Florida Guy]
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