Notes from the Resistance
The proposed resource management plan amendment would make recreational target shooting available on 5,295 acres of the monument and unavailable on the remaining 480,496 acres. [More] In other words, we’re taking away –what — over 90% of what’s currently available…? That’s top of my head math– feel free to pull out a calculator and tell … Continue reading “The BLM Giveth, the BLM Taketh Away”
Two of the plaintiffs in the case are led by Sister Judy Byron, an anti-gun activist who recently participated in drafting a statement from the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility, where “investors representing $634 billion in assets” called for pressure on gun manufacturers and companies associated with them “to review their operations, supply chains and … Continue reading “Rope-Buying Communists”
The lawsuit, brought Tuesday by the nonprofit group Everytown for Gun Safety and exclusively obtained by NBC News, names multiple defendants, including YouTube and Reddit, online spaces where the shooter was allegedly radicalized… [More] If trying to radicalize is the crime, where do I go to plead guilty? Figures, the “legal authority” they consulted is … Continue reading “Traitors Attack Bill of Rights”
Proposed Ohio constitutional amendment would end qualified immunity for state workers [More] I’m well aware of the abuses. That said, with the backing of Buckeye collectivists and BLM, why do I get the feeling this is less about ensuring appropriate “Only Ones” conduct and more about Cloward-Piven wealth transfers and turning urban areas into Portland? … Continue reading “And So It Begins”
Weiss is the federal prosecutor who has investigated the business dealings of Hunter Biden and brought charges against him in Delaware. [More] So the mastermind of the sweetheart deal the judge called BS on…? [Via Bluesgal]
“I firmly do not believe that we should be reselling weapons back to the public.” [More] What did your family flee the Islamist tyranny in Iran for, again, Yassamin? [Via Bluesgal]
Leaked Documents Outline DHS’s Plans to Police Disinformation [More] Just think like you’re supposed to and we won’t have any problems. Well, “we” won’t. You, we’re making no promises on how long you’ll be useful. [Via Bluesgal]
MCS has removed firearm sales from our website. The step was taken to ensure we would not have to change our merchant code ID with our credit card processors. Transactions on our website are classified as sporting goods. [More] What I’m wondering is why they appear to think it will only apply to online sales. … Continue reading “And So It Begins”
Due to the upcoming Amnesty Registration of Pistol Brace weapons, photos of the weapon being registered will be required to prove the weapon does utilize a pistol brace in its configuration and would qualify for an amnesty registration. [More] And if you act now… I’m kinda leaning this way… How do you copyright an OMB … Continue reading “But Wait! There’s More!”
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey issued an executive order Friday to fill out nearly a quarter-mile of gaps in the border wall on federal land near Yuma. [More] Doesn’t seem like much area to patrol. And what if the feds say “No”? Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue”. And I have that on good authority… [Via Bluesgal]
Credit card companies could detect any unusual activity, and submit a suspicious activity report with law enforcement, if needed. This type of activity monitoring would prove to be particularly important, Brown said, in detecting when someone purchases large amounts of weapons, or when someone is buying weapons for somebody that is not legally allowed to … Continue reading “Banking on Disarmament”
King, a teacher at a nearby school, also expressed concerns over the weapons found amid a recent wave of recent mass shootings. “To see weapons like that, rifles, stuff that could do damage, serious damage,” she said. “Weapons that could hurt anybody, especially children, from far away, with precision… That is just so incredibly disturbing.” [More] … Continue reading “Precision Planning Pays Off”
“We respectfully disagree with the Court’s conclusion that the Second Amendment forbids New York’s reasonable requirement that individuals seeking to carry a concealed handgun must show that they need to do so for self-defense. The Department of Justice remains committed to saving innocent lives by enforcing and defending federal firearms laws, partnering with state, local … Continue reading “Finishing the Sentence”
