A Whale of a Tale

“When did your clients retain you for this action counselor?” “What are your clients’ goals?” While those questions expose the silliness, the followup would deserve punishment: “Are you saying your clients don’t even know you’ve decided to represent them, and have not agreed to be party to this suit?” And of course, “Do we need an interpreter for this case, and what language should that person speak?” The courts no longer entertain such inquiry, no matter how bizarre a case they face. In common terms, that’s malfeasance, grounds for removal from office, with prejudice. [More]

From hell's heart, they stab at us.

When in the Course of Human Events

It's always nice to be noticed. [Read]

Two Minute Warning

Heed it. [Read]

Administration/media collaboration continues Gunwalker misdirection

Here's one sure way to tell if the CYA higher-ups are serious: Will they dare help prosecute their allegedly wayward underlings, and risk them telling what they know? Or will they just point fingers down the ladder, all the while insisting no crimes have been committed, and counting on that to keep those being blamed (but not prosecuted) from lawyering up and spilling their guts?[More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner report challenges those who wish us to believe the higher-ups were out of the loop and that "padding statistics for gun control" allegations are paranoid and insane.  They won't be able to answer either, but that won't stop them from continuing to lie.

A Destructive Device?

ATF will have quite the mess on its hand... [More]

A-yup.

We're the Only Ones Doing Whatever We Want Enough

'I’m a cop, I can do whatever I want ' off-duty policeman shouts before 'executing guy in bar' over a game of darts [More]

Oh, I'm sure this is the first time this "ten-year department veteran" gave any cause for concern about his superior trustworthiness over you and me.

Particularly in California.

[Via several of you]

We're the Only Ones Driving Enough

A Fort Worth police officer is off the job — not only charged with DWI, but investigators say he was driving around shooting a handgun with a convicted felon. [More]

Alrighty then.

[Via William T]

We're the Only Ones Non-Law Enforcing Enough

It doesn't matter if they have no lawful authority. If you resist, they'll kill you anyway, and it will all be excused and approved under department protocols. [Read]

[Via William T]

Guns Save Lives

Adding to the WoGroll. [Read]

You'd do well to bookmark it.

An Immodest Proposal

After a recent gun show sting led to the arrest of 10 firearm sellers, U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand proposed legislation aimed at tightening NY’s gun trafficking laws... [More]

You know, this one.

Why would anyone accept a proposal from someone who has so publicly flaunted her infidelities?

Snot in Cleveland

Christopher Evans is as good an indicator of how the old paradigm of public/private partnership between government and its lickspittle lapdogs just isn't working anymore, especially now that they're no longer such an exclusive opinion and information regulator valve... [Read]

An anti-gun male. How precious. Here, Chris--this popped out. Pick it up, wash it off, and ewww...just get it out of here.

Tighten up or something next time, especially when you look at the sustained circulation drop a snotty regressive editorial model combined with new media alternatives guarantees.

But never fear--if people in the area want newsworthy gun-related developments, there's a one-man home-based operation in nearby Hudson giving regular and breaking updates to a real story the regressive agenda-driven"Authorized Journalist" professionals at the PD barely acknowledge.

Along with a parallel independent effort in Pinson, AL, covering in depth what Birmingham dinosaur media refuses to.

[Via Joe M]

This Day in History: December 28

I should have been glad had it been possible for your corps and Colonel Armands to have found a position in Monmouth County capable of supplying the Cavalry of both with Hay forage, as it would, in my opinion, have best answered the object which I have principally in view, that of covering the Country and preventing the intercourse with the Enemy. [More]

Not According to MY Dictionary

"...in order to better identify arms traffickers working for Mexican drug cartels..." [More]

Yeah, and Underpants Gnomes are real.

Because Danielle Kurtzleben and US News and World Report have been so out front on this story since the beginning, they're the authorities.

What they haven't been?

Common Sense Gun Control?

Disarm the state...[Read]

[Via Ron W]

End of an Era?

Nyet to Kalashnikovs? [Read]

[Via Kent D]

Counseling the Councilmen

Not in Pensacola...which is apparently one of those "home rule" First Amendment-free zones. [Watch]

I know nothing about Father Nathan Monk or his politics.

Do I need to in order to understand the intolerable insult and the threat is to all of us?

[Via John P]

Concealed Carry Killers

The New York Times picks up the meme. [Read]

Gee, what a surprise.

Hey, Michael Luo: Any time you want to compare your anecdotes to my "Only Ones" files...

Got a ton of new outrages emailed to me over Christmas, just haven't had time to do anything with them.

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Virtual gun control? [More]

Not that they won't continue to make and profit off of virtual violence.

[Via Sean McClanahan]

Holder’s OIG ’Gunwalker’ investigation passes historic milestone today

This leads to the questions of why it’s taking so long, and if the end result will be indicative of the self-serving stonewalling and foot-dragging the Department of Justice has exhibited throughout congressional investigations of “Project Gunwalker.” As things stand, Holder has been able to play the OIG card every time a question he does not wish to answer comes up. [More]

Today's Gun Rights Examiner report doesn't wonder why it's taking so long...

Also catch Armed American Radio's Christmas show.

This Day in History: December 27

The legislative committee of inquiry expressed the opinion that if Lovell had "been furnished with all the men ordered for the service or been properly supported by the Commodore, he would probably have reduced the enemy"; and added that the naval commanders in the service of the state "behaved like brave, experienced, good officers throughout the whole expedition." (Boston Gazette, December 27,1779; Proc. of Gen. Assembly, 27-29.) [More]