Notes from the Resistance
Jon Stewart blasts Elon Musk for claiming the Second Amendment protects our right to free speech. “Guns don’t protect our free speech. Our free speech is protected by the consent of the governed laid out through the Constitution.” [More] And when tyrants ignore that? Mr. Kennedy knew. And he knew how: Stewart’s call for obedience … Continue reading “His Masters’ Voice”
Internet Archive hacked, data breach impacts 31 million users [More] I just found that out when I tried to access the page U of K took down about the Bloody Professor, and then checked IA’s X feed. I’m a Wayback Machine fan and supporter. If not for them, this would be lost. And this. Sorry, … Continue reading “Denial of a Lot More Than Service”
“We take a snapshot in time that’ll go out to our 24/7 365 Manned Operations center that’s primarily staffed with former law enforcement and military veterans to make a very quick decision.” [More] What, the same “experts” who call AR-15s “a weapon of war, the same gun that was issued to me as a member … Continue reading “Guaranteeing a Faster Response Time to Uvalde Results”
I’ve been meaning to do something more with these Good ‘O Boy Roundup videos since I got them last month but have not been able to fit it in with all the other stuff demanding attention. That’s because they have to be gone through to find relevant parts, because most of the footage is not, … Continue reading “The Last Roundup”
Received via email: Everybody here knows about BIDS, right? I set that blog up in 2007 to keep the information from disappearing off the internet and have not had occasion to be back since. To keep it from being erased, I’ve transferred the information over to my WOG Placeholder blog. That got me to thinking … Continue reading “Legacy”
Dude, GO HOME, You’re Drunk: Frank Luntz Praising Ronna McDaniel Goes SOOO Wrong for Him … and Her [More] When did she start dropping “Romney” from her name? And people still listen to Luntz…? Look what “they” don’t want us to see. (NSFW — Thanks, Internet Archive!) [Via Michael G]
[More] The Internet Archive/Wayback Machine is conducting its annual fundraiser. As has been my practice, I donated again this year. Here’s why. It’s also where my old Oath Keepers pieces reside. Without someone doing this, torn-down statues are forgotten, history gets rewritten, and we’re doomed to repeat past horrors. And yes, I’m aware of the … Continue reading “Preserving the Past”
Texas congressman proposes DNA testing to determine illegal alien’s family ties to a minor [More] How many millions is that going to cost us? After the test, will they all still stay in this country living on the tax cows’ dime anyway, the adults who don’t escape their court dates in prison and the children … Continue reading “Much Ado About What, Exactly?”
The internet’s memory is fading in front of us. Preserve what you can. [More] I know much of my stuff is gone and a lot of it hasn’t been stored on the Internet Archive. I’m sure I’m not alone. [Via bondmen]
‘Trans Day of Vengeance’ rally in DC canceled in wake of Nashville school shooting – ‘Trans Day of Vengeance’ organizers say they stand by event’s message but cannot guarantee participants’ safety and are forced to abandon the protest [More] Yeah, well, who are the violent ones? Note they never call the people who actually throw … Continue reading “Not Their Day”
The Internet Archive/Wayback Machine is conducting its annual fundraiser. As has been my practice, I donated once more. Why? Because ever since Examiner.com shuttered operations, it is the only place on the internet that has preserved my Gun Rights Examiner columns, starting from the first one through to my getting unceremoniously fired in 2015. It … Continue reading “Sherman, Set the Wayback Machine to October 17, 2008”
They tell me that “your content has violated our Misleading Content policy. Please visit our Community Guidelines page blah, blah, blah”. Whatever. [More] I confess I know next to nothing about this blog– I saw a post about censorship over at WRSA and that caught my interest seeing as how that’s exactly the reason I … Continue reading “Doing the Job Government Can’t Do — Yet”
