Notes from the Resistance
Today at noon, the 2024 New Mexico Legislative Session officially came to a close. Here is a quick recap of what passed, what didn’t, and what might happen next. [More]
Now is hardly the time to nap. Now is the time to regroup, build fortifications, and prepare for the next onslaught.
Gun shops that sell the most guns used in crime revealed in new list [More]
“Real reporter” Nick Penzenstadler and USA Today (A Gannett Publication) said it, I believe it, that settles it.
“Bass Pro Shops and Cabela’s, Rural King and Sportsman’s Warehouse”…?
Hey, I’ll bet more cars from large volume dealers are involved in accidents, too!
Produce one instance where any of the named stores, operating under the threat of surprise “zero tolerance” audits and record/inventory seizures, knowingly sold a firearm to a “prohibited person.” Is it their fault if Hunter Biden walks in and lies on a 4473?
Hey, going after the “law-abiding” who leave records to track has always been easier than tackling the underworld.
What? Gannett didn’t tell us about that? And, in fact, made a point of axing and erasing the one guy who would?
Biden is Right to Grant Temporary Refuge to Palestinian Migrants Already in US, but Should go Further [More]
I continue to be unimpressed with Reason’s calls for national suicide.
Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue.” And I have that on good authority.
[Via Michael G]
Senate Bill 1291 was introduced in the state Senate earlier this week. The measure would prohibit public contracts with individuals or companies that are boycotting those that engage in or support the manufacture, distribution, sale or use of firearms, and would also require companies that contract with the state to disclose if their policies discriminate against the firearms industry. [More]
I’m wondering how much of this is posturing and how much of it will withstand a legal challenge on First Amendment grounds.
[Via Jess]
Homeland admitted in emails it fails to track illegal immigrants released into US interior [More]
Hey, if the object is uncontrolled destructive subversion, go with what works.
It’s not liike anybody ever got really punished after being caught.
[Via Michael G]
A company run by a liberal billionaire dubbed by some as the “next George Soros” employs former senior Republican staffers on Capitol Hill in what a watchdog group warns is an effort to sway GOP lawmakers to move to the left. [More]
Can there be more unprincipled useful idiots than Vichycons? And the thing is, while leveling their hatred toward all things MAGA, they act like they don’t know the leftists whose interests they serve hold them in the contempt they’ve earned.
[Via Michael G]
New J6 Footage Raises More Troubling Questions – Bomb-Sniffing Dog Misses DNC ‘Pipe Bomb’ Just a Few Feet Away [More]
So along with everything else, we should be asking who would benefit from a dummy plant?
[Via bondmen]
Elon Musk Is Right And The NY Times Is Wrong About Illegal Voting By Non-Citizens [More]
Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue.” And I have that on good authority.
[Via bondmen]
A new documentary examines how rising white Christian nationalism in the U.S. could upend democracy and impose theocratic rule at a time when the nation is becoming more diverse and less religious. [More]
Hey, it’s genetic with us, right? Funny, how “born that way” is used as cover for everything else…
Just like the Democrats/DOJ/FBI/DSM wants everyone to believe about people who want to be left alone, while at the same time assuring us the religion imposing theocracy, Islam, is aggressively imported and promoted and “the religion of peace.”
And hey, it’s produced by nepocommie Rob “My precious goo!“Reiner…
[Via bondmen]
The sole migrant who had been held behind bars for the gang attack on two NYPD cops in Times Square is now also free after an activist Brooklyn priest posted his $15,000 bail… [More]
Is he or these Massholes going to guarantee good conduct and assume liability for the actions of their new charges? How?
That last one makes me wonder how far this country has to go “from sheisselord fearsome to scrotally fallow.”
[Via Steve T]
A Broward Sheriff’s Office sergeant was arrested Tuesday at Miami International Airport after being caught with drugs by Customs and Border Protection officials, authorities said. [More]
What, was he high?
And if you think about it, the only thing between him and a lifetime gun prohibition is Hunter Biden.
[Via Steve T]
Florida deputy resigns after mistaking acorns falling for gunshots, opening fire on suspect [More]
I guess that offered him more options than being canned, as he should have been.
[Via Jess]
Left Wing Billionaire George Soros Buying Hundreds of American Radio Stations Ahead of 2024 Election [More]
Unless the plan is to muffle the “conservative talk radio” signal, I’m not seeing this changing enough minds — whatever else, he’s not dumb, so what am I missing?
Maybe he just likes enriching himself by f***ing little people over?
Under Audacy’s bankruptcy plan, existing shareholders would be wiped out and high-ranking creditors would be repaid with stock in the restructured company.
[Via Michael G]
Well, they nabbed one of them…for another crime. [More]
Alvin’s interested in power through agenda advancement, not public safety.
Who would be dumb enough to think otherwise?
[Via Michael G]
Email in re “We’re the Only Ones Compacted Enough“:
Whoa! wait a minute! Does anyone want federal (whether ‘compacted’ or not) on your trains? Careful what you ask for. Wrong arrow direction on the solution. Citizens, with deterrent power, are the solution. — Antigone
That would be a good comment to add under the post.
My answer would be of course not and then to show this post should be taken in context to the many times I’ve posted about Metrolink imposing citizen disarmament here and on the old blog and the many times I’ve posted on the category I invented, the “Only Ones.” They have set up conditions where you can’t protect yourself, they won’t protect you, and this deliberate policy guarantees more blood to dance in to demand even more disarmament.
You see, before 1920, Britain’s gun laws were so relaxed they made Texas look effeminate. You could buy a pistol and bullets at the ironmonger’s. But this country, in that period, was not a hellhole of mass shootings and armed bank raids. Is it possible that the USA’s problems with gun crime, or indeed the hideous massacre which took place in Prague the other day, are not caused by the ready availability of guns, but by the ready availability of something else? [More]
