Notes from the Resistance
Illegals Killed HOW Many People Thus Far in 2026? They Won’t Tell Us. [More]
So when Cato says “Not as many as some,” they’re pulling the numbers out of where?
The other deception they pull is what they compare the rate to treats the whole country like a homogenously whole, rather than a poll where mostly clean water is being polluted by identifiable local sources.
Is saying that gpoing to get me in trouble? I sure hope so.
[Via Michael G]
Will There Be Blood? Can America and the West Be Recivilized without Violence? [More]
“Recivilized” would evoke condemnation in some quarters…
Ask the treasonous pathway to citizenship Democrats and cheap labor Republicans, and the deliberately indifferent “single issue” groups making it inevitable.
[Via bondmen]
I rode on LA’s metro — it was a hellscape of disturbing acts, violence and drugs [More]
But…but…but “safe for everyone“…
[Via bondmen]
I guess the stats in the cities—this is kind of a funny thing, and I’m glad somebody brought this up—because the pro-gun side in this country is always trying to cut and dissect the demographics down. They’re like, okay, so there was a higher percentage in this city, or among this type of person, or among this demographic. [More]
We’re not “trying” to do anything but contextualize the propaganda with reality. It just happens to be the case, and since Tim brought up essentially gun-free countries like Japan, perhaps he could explain the comparable statistically insignificant “gun crime” rates and numbers by, say, millions of NRA, GOA, and SAF members, the most heavily armed and peaceable civilan population on the planet.
[Via bondmen]
Federal Judge Upholds Texas Carry Bans at Bars, Sporting Events & Racetracks [More]
He didn’t check with text, history, and tradition…?
Well, there goes my argument about judicial appointments…
Flock has a hidden weakness many don’t know: public records requests. [More]
I’ll bet a similar effort could prove what a useless and costly bureaucratic boondoggle systems like ShotSpotter are. Or what an Orwellian intrusion the state co-opting Ring door cameras has turned out to be.
[Via WiscoDave]
These bylaw changes removed the republic-like representation that members had on the Foundation board. Since these changes were never made public, what’s that say to the donor who thought their money would be looked after at the Foundation by mostly NRA directors? (At least one donor did ask the Foundation about bylaw changes and who serves as trustees on the Foundation board prior to this lawsuit was filed and that donor/NRA member was ignored.) [More]
If this in-your-face transparency obstruction doesn’t bother you, go ahead and support them. You know what they say.
They’re incoporated in DC, which does not require Bylaws to be filed.
IRS does, however, albeit “they may only represent the original version filed at that time,” meaning changes may not be accessible. I’d suggest filing one of these just in case, but this is John’s story, I don’t want to step on toes, and for all I know he did and I missed where he reported on that.
Cannon-Grant, who led the now-defunct nonprofit Violence in Boston, pleaded guilty to federal fraud charges last fall… Cannon-Grant was named Boston magazine’s “best social advocate justice” in 2020, the same year Boston Globe Magazine named her one of its Bostonians of the Year. [More]
I haven’t been this disillusioned since Big Weasel let us all down.
[Via Edmund M]
Ballot box upset: Democrats flip Florida legislative seat in Trump’s stomping ground [More]
And:
Top Republican in North Carolina Senate concedes race decided by 23 votes – Phil Berger, who was endorsed by Trump, concedes to Sheriff Sam Page despite outspending his opponent in Republican primary [More]
It doesn’t matter what subversive outrage the Democrats rally behind, or how disjointed they appear to be with the Old Guard/young self-outed commie rift. A significant number of gun owners can’t be bothered to vote, especially in off-year elections.
There’s a blueprint to change that, but not much interest on the part of those who could benefit the most.
How They’ll Trample Your 4th Amendment Rights to Get to Your Second Amendment Rights [Watch]
The relevant case… Ah, Joshua Prince. Good man.
I see Col. Paris is taking his pension so he can go double-dip at the FBI. I wonder if Kash will keep him in line.
Replacement Commish Bivens reminds me of someone… but who?
So… defending the “single issue” includes defending against ancillary threats that affect it? Who knew?
Do these guys?
[Via Jess]
Police chase ends with state trooper in handcuffs after stop sticks deployed – Officers pursued Indiana State Police bomb squad truck responding to emergency call [More]
Just an off-the-cuff remark: This whole category started with a brag about being the only one professional enough…
[Via Michael G]
Prof. John Mearsheimer : No Way for Trump to Win [Watch]
A lefty Pete Seeger song comes to mind.
Alluded to in the conversation between Judge Nap and the professor is a concern I’ve had from Day One– that the Iranian masses don’t have the will and the wherewithal to replace their regime, thinking we can do it for them is an invitation to disaster, that what they would replace it with has never been identified, and that Reza Pahlavi is the wrong horse to back.
It does kind of raise some questions for those who maintain millions of hard core gun owners would have no chance against a gun-confiscating government. If an ostensibly omnipotent military can’t bring the Iranians to heel, what makes people think they could do it here, where “We are everywhere“?
We’ll see how wrong I am. Pray that I am. I do.
[Via WRSA]
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I’ve been following and promoting Jordan Page for a long time because I find his work relevant and cool, and I know the release date is purposeful.
I also think anything that can help erode the influence of insufferable leftist actors by showing how ultimately replaceable most of them are is pleasing.
Inside the bill, there is a long list of restrictions on six things that may not be included in the instruction: … A DEMONSTRATION THAT INVOLVES HANDLING, OPERATING, LOADING, UNLOADING OR FIRING A FIREARM. [More]
Auda abu Tayi’s question about the Ruala comes to mind.
Meanwhile, over in a country that DOESN’T have a Second Amendment…
Celebrating 250 years: the Second Amendment and Ohio’s frontier legacy [More]
“The idea of a heritage American is [NOT] about as loony as anything the woke left has actually put up,” Mr. Ramaswamy. If you don’t get that, I’m sure Mr. Putsch does.
The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms today announced that Board of Directors member and journalist John Petrolino has filed a suit against New Jersey officials over repeat records request denials. While CCRKBA is not a party to this case, we stand by Director Petrolino as he works to increase transparency in the Garden State. [More]
So, the New Jersey State Police “Only Ones” don’t want to follow the law…? What would they do if you didn’t answer their questions?
Virginia Dems’ Gun Control Blitzkrieg Should be a Warning to Gun Owners Nationwide [More]
It should have been a warning before the election.
Who thinks the necessary coordination and participation we didn’t see at the state level will manifest itself nationwide to thwart gerrymandering?
Andy M. points out that some of my critics will not be happy with Mark W. Smith saying this (7:40 in):
[We] really need for a whole bunch of reasons including to continue to push that most important issue which is even which is the most important issue when it comes to our second amendment right to keeps and that is the immigration issue kicking out the people shouldn’t be here. kicking out the people that may be illegally voting, kicking out the people that have no interest in the right to
keep and bear arms.
I’m working on a rebuttal to their deliberate, and often hostile avoidance of the facts. I’m delighted to see a much more influential voice than mine picking up this banner, and will make sure to cite this in my sequel to this.
[Via Jess]
Michigan Sheriff Michael J. Bouchard … arrested a man who posted a meme about him and the sheriff said the man was “trying to threaten and intimidate” with the meme. He then stated the 1st Amendment makes people “feel empowered, emboldened, and safe,” so he had to teach the public a lesson. [Watch]
Streisand Effect, anyone…?
LaLaLa…He can’t HEAR you…
Related UPDATE
Fenix Ammunition tells the Sheriff what protects the First Amendment.
You’d think with that NRA endorsement he’d lnow.
[Via WiscoDave]
A lot of post today, so many they took up more than the main page. [Click]
