Notes from the Resistance...
Bands of working cowboys and good citizens did not go about town in their leisure time challenging, outdrawing, and shooting each other in a systematized orgy of violence and gunfights as portrayed in the movies. [More]
Miguel A. Faria, MD, gives us the ammunition to fire back at the new crop of sidewinders dusting off the old "Dodge City over fender benders" lie.
Criminals, Guns, and the Right to Self-Defense [More]
Another compelling demonstration of facts and logic from Miguel A. Faria, MD., a man who knows firsthand the evils the collectivists are steering us toward.
Everybody got his book(s), right? There's still time to give Christmas presents to those who could use them.
Citizens's arrest Repeal in Georgia ... Perhaps, since I bring a much needed contrarian point of view, my little letter may resonate with at least some of your readers. [More]
But, no surprise, The Georgia Recorder wanted nothing to do with thoughtful, comprehensive, and rational alternative information -- especially when it points out what they didn't say. And so they ignored it.
I'll put the educational and professional/editorial qualifications of Dr. Faria up against Editor-in-Chief Josh McCosh any damn day of the week.
Keeping vigilant is necessary in both bad times and good, for if we let these rights lapse in the good times, they might never be recovered in time to resist the next appearance of criminals, terrorists, or tyrants. [More]Fast-track that man to SCOTUS.
That and another term he uses several times, “moral courage,” ought to resonate with every gun owner who defends the right to keep and bear arms. [More]"Medical Warrior" Dr. Miguel A. Faria's book is essential information for everyone who considers himself (or would like to be) an informed defender of the right to keep and bear arms.
So You Think Tyranny Can’t Happen Here? [More]Dr. Miguel A. Faria, Jr. shows us where it's already arrived and warns where history says it must lead.
“Has not despotism and mass destruction plagued every civilization that preceded ours? Is it not, in fact, still commonplace throughout the globe? By what suspension of reality, by what denial of the observable and the probable, by what art, device or magic are we sheltered few immune from catastrophe?”
The question should then be asked is, why can’t the Second Amendment be a full and complete right, like all the others in the Bill of Rights? [More]
Because totalitarians have no interest in sharing power?
Author Miguel A. Faria, M.D., knows firsthand about that.
Everyone here has read his book, right?
We must find effective alternative mental health and law enforcement solutions to mass shootings, whether carried out by madmen or terrorists, without curtailing the God-given rights of citizens and ending freedom in pursuing false security. [More]
Miguel A. Faria, M.D. offers some insights into the attacks on rights we've come to expect and some of the rational measures that need to be done instead. That his ideas aren't among the first ones considered by those in power is a good indicator that citizen disarmament as their go-to "solution" is not about public safety but about public control.
You've read some of his books, right?
Here are a couple of posts by Miguel A. Faria, MD I'd like to call to your attention:
The US Gun Culture That Has Saved Europe Didn’t Happen in a Vacuum [More]
Miguel A. Faria, MD. reminds us that American exceptionalism had its roots in a way of life that many who disparage it are clueless about.
This is an untold story that needs telling, even if briefly so. [More]
One of the reasons I adhere to Washington's warnings on foreign entanglements is that too often, "we" get people to commit to "our" side and when we leave, they're left to the wolves.
In this case, Miguel Faria recalls an avenged ally. It's an interesting read.
Speaking of which, have you bought his book yet?
[T]his is not about the crime committed against Mr. Floyd by four rogue police officers, but about bringing down the Trump presidency and sinking his re-election ... For those who think that police departments will be defanged, if not disbanded, just as soon as the Democrats attain power, think again. You are seriously deluded. [More]The totalitarians and their DSM cheerleaders are counting on that.
An Armed Populace is the Bulwark of Liberty [More]
Miguel A. Faria, M.D., a man who knows what it's like living under communist rule, looks at some recent world history examples to emphasize a fundamental truth.
You'd better believe the evil minds behind the useful "commonsense gun safety" idiots know that truth as well. That's why they hate -- and importantly, fear -- those who will not disarm so.
"Hemingway hailed Castro’s revolution as ‘very pure and beautiful,’ Fontova said. ‘He was also a guest of honor at many of Che Guevara’s firing squad massacres. Hemingway loved to watch Che’s firing squads murder hundreds of Cubans. Hemingway would watch the massacres from a picnic chair while sipping Daiquiris.'" [More]
No wonder the writing establishment and Hollywood loved the guy, including falling all over him for siding with the commies in Spain. And good on "Papa" to blow his own brains out when he could no longer get it up.
The ever-instructive Miguel A. Faria, MD, shares some little-publicized history and some pre-election thoughts on how communists exploit ignorance, fanaticism, and ambition to gain a beachhead from which to launch further cultural incursions -- ones that always end up at similar execution sites.
"¿Armas para que?" indeed. And as I recalled in that article, Americans taken in by the mask included no less a mark than GUNS Magazine, which compared him favorably with American revolutionaries in “Where Castro Gets His Guns” in its March 1959 issue, saying in words you can just hear Antifa using today, that "should serve as a signal to the embers of neo-fascism elsewhere."
Miguel's new piece is important. Read it and share it.
Today, please.
What happened in Cuba via revolution, I see happening here in the U.S. via evolution. [More]Dr. Miguel A. Faria adds special relevance to his recollections.
