Back due to popular demand in a third production run...[Read]
If you don't get yours now, you may regret it when you can't get one.
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Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Third Time's a Charm
Back due to popular demand in a third production run...[Read]
If you don't get yours now, you may regret it when you can't get one.
Also see:
This Day in History: October 12
Moore's house, October 12, 1779: Such officers of the line whose duty it is to act on foot in time of an engagement and who are not already provided with Espontoons are to use their utmost exertions to get them, and it is expected from commanding officers of Corps that they will use every means in their power to complete them with bayonets; In a word, they will take care that their corps are in the most perfect order for actual service. [More]
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Professor offers ‘creative’ solution to campus shootings
They’ll have to group together to fight the NRA and push for gun control, including the elimination of all handguns, since handguns are made to kill people. [More]Well, alrighty then.
Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary laments the state of higher education. Still, if these idiots are the best the antis can throw at us...
Fox Guards Henhouse
Jeff Knox shows how B. Todd Jones isn't exactly his own man. By a long shot. [Read]
That's some good dot-connecting there.
That's some good dot-connecting there.
Bob Barr Continues to Erode Whatever Credibility He Has Left
I can't tell if it's because he's truly ignorant or because he has an agenda. [Read]
This Day in History: October 11
On October 9, 1779, during a cavalry charge, while probing for a weak point in the British lines at the battle of Savannah, Pulaski was mortally wounded by a grapeshot. He was carried from the field of battle by several comrades, including Colonel John C. Cooper. He was wounded in the groin and was taken aboard the privateer merchant brigantine Wasp. Two days later, on October 11, 1779, he died of wounds without regaining consciousness. [More]
Monday, October 10, 2011
For the Children
The better to subjugate you with, my dear...[Read]
Europe.
Would someone please explain to Uncle Nick what it was his life was ripped from him for--especially when he was only a few years past childhood himself?
If they're going to squander the sacrifice and demand from the tyrants what could not be taken, why make it?
Europe.
Would someone please explain to Uncle Nick what it was his life was ripped from him for--especially when he was only a few years past childhood himself?
If they're going to squander the sacrifice and demand from the tyrants what could not be taken, why make it?
What is it with Weiners?
"Rise over politics." [More]
You regressives are such shameless liars.
First, check out what someone in the know has to say about this--and remember, he's talked to committee investigators, so if he's lying, you'd better believe they'll go after him.
Second, hey you di...uh...Weiner...if you used to be spokesman for the Oversight Committte, maybe you'd like to explain why they ignored pleas to investigate CleanUpATF corruption and abuse allegations back when they would have discovered Gunwalker in its infancy.
Brian Terry would still be alive if Weiner and the rest of these evil dicks had done their jobs and risen over politics.
Issa responds to Holder: 'You own Fast and Furious'
Documents discovered through the course of the investigation, however, have proved each and every one of these claims advanced by the Department to be untrue. It appears your latest defense has reached a new low. [More]This afternoon's Gun Rights Examiner report...just read it for yourself.
What's Brown and Stinks?
This piece of tyrannical crap. [Read]
What's pathetic is I've been consistently warning Californians against him, and some of the "pro-gun leadership" there have publicly dismissed that as because I and others "don’t understand CA politics, or because they have non-gun-related political axes to grind."
I won't be surprised when I see that "pragmatic" group scapegoat the open carriers for provoking this new edict--as if a right that can't be exercised is something to aspire to.
And you wanna know what stinks just as badly as what the governor just dropped?
"Sportsmen for Jerry Brown."
[Via Dan B]
What's pathetic is I've been consistently warning Californians against him, and some of the "pro-gun leadership" there have publicly dismissed that as because I and others "don’t understand CA politics, or because they have non-gun-related political axes to grind."
I won't be surprised when I see that "pragmatic" group scapegoat the open carriers for provoking this new edict--as if a right that can't be exercised is something to aspire to.
And you wanna know what stinks just as badly as what the governor just dropped?
"Sportsmen for Jerry Brown."
[Via Dan B]
Global gun control report relied on deceptive statistics
The lies in the GBAV crumble under the probing touch of Gallant, Chwick and Eisen... [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary notes figures lie and liars figure...
Also find an Appleseed event this month near you.
This Day in History: October 10
Erkuries Beatty, Lieutenant, 4th PA, "The Genl. beat this morning 8 oClock could get no waggons to carry our baggage therefore had to break up our Chests & Carry our baggage on Pack horses The Army did not march till 3 oClock in the Afternoon when the set of for Eastown the Army was very much Detained on Account of getting on the Ammunition Waggons and some of the General & Field pfficers had to Carry their baggage as the horses was very weak and the road Exceeding bad up a very long hill good many waggons left behind and the baggage taken out and Put on Pack horses, a little after Dark got on the top of the hill about 4 Mile from Wyoming where we Encamped on very stony ground and the Army very much Scattered" [More]
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