Notes from the Resistance
Why were those 10 citizens chosen? What do they have that “we” don’t? Or more to the point, what do we also have that they do? [More]
Why, when there’s an easy way, does the “pro-gun” DOJ so often choose the hard way?
The House Judiciary committee passed four bills on Monday. One would institute red flag laws, which allow law enforcement to temporarily seize people’s firearms if a judge rules them a likely danger to themself or others. The others would ban devices that convert semi-automatic guns to automatic fire, require background checks for long gun purchases, and ban weapons that can avoid magnetometer detection, like 3D printed “ghost guns.” [More]
Well, let’s take a look at the state’s “big gun,” PAFOA. They still maintain a blog on their old site that hasn’t been updated since 2010.
I find nothing on Guidestar in terms of tax filings to show what they’re registered as or how much money they have. (C3? C4?)
They either have an old unused and unfollowed Twitter account or none at all.
Their last press release was four months ago? Or see any thing about their chairman in Google’s “News” feed?
Meanwhile, the anti-gunners/Democrats have well-oiled/organized/financed ground games and propaganda machines throughout the Keystone State.
Tell me I’m wrong, Pennsylvania gun owners. Tell me I’m missing a site that will alleviate my fears. I hope there is. I hope I’m missing a big gaping hole you can drive a trick through. But if it’s this hard for me to find, what about your average Pennsylvania gun owner– speaking of which, how much financial and manpower support do they provide?
And why should this latest subversion from Harrisburg be a surprise to anyone?
* And I do apologize. But you come up with titles all day.
[Via Jess]
The FBI finally acknowledged to Congress that 274 plainclothes agents were embedded in the January 6 crowds in Washington. Let that sink in for a moment — nearly three hundred federal agents, mingling among protesters, and we’re just hearing about this now? But here’s where it gets really infuriating. Just last December, the Department of Justice’s own watchdog proudly announced there was “no evidence” of undercover FBI employees in the protest crowds. [More]
Yo, Kash, a little less worrying about our birthright arms and a little more worrying about purging and punishments…?
[Via Michael G]
The Chicago City Council on Thursday unanimously approved a $90 million settlement for nearly 200 civil rights violations involving a notorious former police sergeant who framed people for drug crimes they didn’t commit in one of the biggest police misconduct scandals in the city’s history. [More]
So, who was it “terroriz[ing] the black community,” again…? And Sarge is already out?
Hey, overseers couldn’t have done it without the drivers…
Forget it, Jake. It’s Chi-Town.
[Via Steve T]
Antifa wants an insurrection leading to a legitimacy collapse and a communist/left-anarchist revolution. But there’s a very basic question: where’s it going to find the troops, and how’s it going to train them? [More]
Well, first start out with the basics, and then you’ll be ready for the more advanced courses…
[Via Michael G]
Nolte: Gavin Newsom & Jasmine Crockett Incited Violence Against ICE Before Dallas Sniper Attack [More]
Of course they did, and they’re hardly alone.
I just got a MoveOn email “from” Robert Reich that repeatedly referred to the president as a tyrant.
This one ought to be more spicy than the last.
They’re desperate to provoke so they can accuse. And they don’t care who gets killed if it advances them and their agenda.
[Via bondmen]
The family says the district explained that a pair of staff members’ spouses had the same sort of khaki colored patriotic lunch bag, and those spouses stored guns in them. They therefore worried the autistic student might be doing the same. [More]
These are who Democrats have teaching children? Those people would have had autistic meltdowns over some of my old lunchboxes.
[Via Steve T]
Founder of re-entry support nonprofit indicted on drug distribution charges [More]
And the Hector “Big Weasel” Marroquin Award goes to…
[Via Steve T]
DA: Teen arrested after threatening to ‘shoot up’ Cape Cod school – When police searched his residence, the man had a 3D printer capable of making weapons, according to prosecutors. [More]
And now, the rest of the story:
Charges dropped against Falmouth 18-year-old accused of planning school shooting – The “suspicious” male seen at a local elementary school was actually not Fotheringham, according to his lawyer. [More]
Hey, can’t be too careful with 3D printer owners… and Fightin’ Bob Galibois is determined to press on…
[Via Edmund M]
At the University of North Texas, courses such as “An American Demonology” and “Introduction to LGBTQ Studies,” are part of the Women’s and Gender Studies program. [More]
We’re not the ones saying they’re interrelated– they are.
Let’s ask Hillary who we need to watch.
[Via Sweet Babboo]
“But I think the more opportunities for education in responsible firearms ownership and use the better,” Pincus said. [More]
No problem finding common ground with AstroTurfers and flat-out grabbers.
Absolutists warning against alliances with Democrats, not so much.
What a trainer wreck. Speaking of which, when are the “smart” Bloombergians going to train people on America’s most popular rifle, you know, for “gun safety” to benefit millions, and how will they square that with demands to ban them?
Besides, training Democrats: What could go wrong?
[Via Andy M]
FBI Director Says ‘Assault Weapon Ban’ Could ‘Prevent Future Attacks’ in Some Instances, Declines to Endorse Legislation [More]
We got us a Kash flow problem…
Federal prosecutors are accusing a Chicago cop of using his status as a law enforcement officer to buy guns for an accomplice who funneled them to Mexico… Prosecutors say Rodriguez abused his position as a cop to acquire AR-style rifles and pistols not available to private citizens under Illinois law. [More]
You’d think living there he’d understand about encroaching on a bigger gang’s turf.
Forget it, Jake. It’s Chi-Town.
[CC BY-NC-ND 4.0/NC Health News]
A North Carolina state representative is under fire for saying there is “no correlation” between the murder of Iryna Zarutska, a 23-year-old refugee from Ukraine, and the fact that her accused killer had been released from jail 14 times. [More]
Follow her if you want to live!
F_ing idiots supporting pandering traitors…
