Notes from the Resistance
He wrestled her to the ground and continued strangling her even after she went limp… Mallory has a previous charge from 2014 in which he was convicted for strangling a woman in a bathroom at Meramec Community College. He was sentenced to 10 years for this previous charge. [More]
What do you do with someone who can’t be trusted with hands?
[Via bondmen]
James Talarico: ‘Common Sense’ to Lock Up Guns in the Home, Criminalize Private Sales… Talarico said, “I am a believer in the Second Amendment. I don’t pick and choose between the Bill of Rights, I believe in the Second Amendment just as much as I believe in the first.” [More]
Anybody smell gas…?
[Via bondmen]
School Shooting Survivor’s Lawsuit Claims AI Gun Detection System Failed to Identify Weapon [More]
They say that like it’s a bad thing…
For what it’s worth, the tech picks up snack foods just fine.
[Via bondmen]
Local news reports from around the country repeatedly detail police abusing the Flock surveillance systemic order to stalk their partners or ex-partners. The contours of each story are much the same, with the police officer in question using their access to the system to repeatedly track a specific person over the course of weeks or months. [More]
Power corrupts…
[Via Andy M]
According to sources, the US Postal Service has stated that they are no longer going to permit the shipping of suppressors through the US mails. If true, this would be an unlawful prohibition as Mark Smith, Four Boxes Diner, explains here [Watch]
How have they stated it? Did an FFL get a letter? An email? A phone call? From whom?
He must really trust his source. That they’re so reluctant to come forward and provide proof gives me pause.
Pope Leo hits beaches of popular European migrant entry point after criticizing global immigration policies … “I like the Vatican state’s migration policy. If someone enters illegally or with violence, they are fined, imprisoned and banned from entry. I would like a similar migration policy for Spain,” Abascal told reporters Monday. [More]
They put those walls up for a reason. They’re hypocrites on guns, too.
Chi-Town Leo is turning out to be every bit the antipope Francis was.
Yeah, I figured that out. (It hadn’t been addressed yet on the Freedom 250 website when I sent my query.)
I’ll see if they reply:
Why?
But the judge issued an order stopping everything. And here’s the kicker. He did it because of a move pulled by the anti-gun Attorney General Jay Jones. The state is using a rule called the Multiple Claimant Litigation Act. Because gun owners are fighting back in four different counties across Virginia, the attorney general petitioned the Virginia State Supreme Court to clump all four of those lawsuits together and move them to one single court. Most likely a court where they think a judge will side with the state. A la Richmond.
[Via Jess]
Cuba’s Eternal Revolution Through the Prism of Insurgency, Socialism, and Espionage (2024) is a fantastic book, written by a friend of mine for over forty years. Dr. Miguel Faria lived through the revolution with his family and friends and escaped to the once freedom of the United States at the tender age of thirteen with his parents. This is the story of the revolution in Cuba and more– much more, such as the story of men’s bravery and indomitable courage against Fidel Castro’s communism… [More]
How familiar with Dr. Faria’s work are you? He’s knows firsthand and through a lifetime of study where American Marxists are leading us. I can’t emphasize strongly enough how it’s in our interests to learn from him.
Tell me you’ve at least read this.
Two Former Utah Court Clerks Arrested and Facing Federal Charges after Allegedly Helping Illegal Aliens Evade ICE Arrest [More]
I don’t see any profiling surprises here.
Hey, how come they get a GoFundMe page but Second Amendment defenders don’t?
[Via Steve T]
American tech professionals should accept low-wage teaching jobs in rural Alaska and let H-1B migrant Indians enjoy the high-wage jobs in sunny cosmopolitan Silicon Valley, says Vivek Wadhwa, an Indian-born tech investor. [More]
Besides, the other Vivek says “The idea of a heritage American is … loony,” and our “gun rights leaders” say stop the hate– just wait a couple generations and they’ll be our pals.
[Via Andy M]
At least 16 states have now put 3D gun laws on the books, with seven states adding major legislation this year. [More]
And, of course, it’s not just 3D guns they want to ban.
So… how many lawsuits must rights advocates pay for, in how many districts and circuits, with no clear resolve on the part of the Supreme Court to order “shall not be infringed,” on Congress to pass sanctions, and on DOJ to enforce rights? Bits and pieces are offered and bits and pieces are taken back. But it will never happen unless and until there is a clear “or else” promise behind our demands.
Anybody seeing a groundswell that can’t be ignored for that?
Nigerian Christians Face Legal Battle for the Right to Defend Themselves [More]
I wonder how our anti-gun domestic “progressive faith leaders,” not in danger of being slaughtered and eradicated at any moment by bloodthirsty Marxist savages, feel about that…
[Via bondmen]
No undercover FBI agents at Jan. 6 riot, watchdog finds in rebuke to conspiracy theories [More]
Vs.
WOW! President Trump EXPOSES the FBI carrying out an inside job on Jan. 6th to NBC’s Meet the Fake Press, Kristen Welker starts PANICKING [More]
Well, I’m glad we’ve got THAT cleared up.
[Via bondmen]
Books that have sparked fierce battles in Texas schools over sexually explicit content are available through the library of the Austin church where Democrat U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico both attends and preaches. An online catalog for St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church includes titles such as “Gender Queer,” “All Boys Aren’t Blue, This Book Is Gay,” and “Me and Earl and the Dying Girl”—books critics have argued contain graphic sexual content inappropriate for minors. [More]
Cue indignant outrage from the same people who want to ban Mark Twain and Harper Lee.
[Via Sweet Babboo]
