Notes from the Resistance
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, you’ll need to wait for the site to be back up before those last links will work, but copy and paste them and you’ll know what they’re about.
The evil bastards behind this are the enemy.
[Via Steve T]
Mexican prohibitionists ignoring the Protection of Lawful Commerce in Arms Act to effect U.S. citizen disarmament are creatures that can only operate at the behest of cartel monsters who decapitate to terrorize. [More]
Who thinks the Framers included the Second Amendment in the Bill of Rights so that animals from a failed narco-terrorist state abetted by treasonous domestic subversives could render it toothless through lawfare?
Jurors sentence ex-Houston cop Gerald Goines to 60 years in prison for 2019 murders [More]
So… no crucifixion…?
[Via Jess]
Georgia city ‘consistently altered’ speeding tickets: state investigation [More]
What is it with government enforcers altering the deal?
[Via Michael G]
“As of today, there has been no response from you or your Department regarding the inquiry on July 12, 2024, seeking information on efforts undertaken by your Department to enforce laws prohibiting non-citizen voting. Given that the 2024 Presidential Election is in less than 34 days, your Department’s inaction and refusal to provide any information regarding its efforts to promote public trust and confidence in our elections is especially alarming,” they wrote. [More]
DOJ stonewalling Congress on serious crimes…?
Oh, go on…
And if they can get away with it with them, what chance does the little guy have?
Throughout the document, Smith argues that the actions Trump took to overturn the election were in his private capacity – as a candidate – rather than in his official capacity, as a president. [More]
Speaking of acting in a private capacity, how is that not what election interference apparatchik Smith is doing, and why can’t (haven’t) Republicans and SCOTUS put an immediate halt to it?
Harold Daggett — the union boss who has vowed to “cripple” the US economy if ports don’t ban automation and raise dockworkers’ wages sharply — had a Bentley convertible parked outside his sprawling mansion in New Jersey this week, exclusive photos obtained by The Post reveal. [More]
Shoemaker submitted his original response to the complaint on Sept. 18, including a defense reading: “There was and will be no Constitutional violation in enforcing the statute because the phrase ‘bear arms’ is a 1791-era idiom referring to military or militia service. Plaintiffs have failed to plead their involvement in a militia.” [More]
He “loves history“? You can’t prove it by this.
This is the quality of moron presuming to detemine your rights in New York? What repercussions will this douche suffer?
Looks like the county prosecutor is just as big of an @$$hole.
To those praising the “Only One” for “deescalation,” this was elitism writ large. He knew who she was and who she knows. Imagine what he would have done to her if she weren’t the DA, that is, to you and me, for the same behavior.
All she had to do was “apologize,” and she’s back to having the uniforms put you and me behind bars for claiming our rights.
Cops Called to Illinois Democrat Mayor Tiffany Henyard’s Out-of-Control Board Meeting [More]
And when they finally bring her down, she and anyone dumb enough to support her will scream “Racism!”
“Dolton” is what we’d call an aptronym.
[Via bondmen]
Former Houston officer found guilty of murder in deaths of couple during Harding Street raid [More]
Every once in a while one of these bastards comes around who makes me reconsider my position on crucifixion.
[Via Jess]
Texas Border City Mayor Pleads Guilty to Federal Drug Charges [More]
And what does such business ventures usually include?
Check out the city goverment suing each other restraining order. That’s some “pride in community.” Sounds like the whole place is a wretched hive of scum and villainy.
[Via bondmen]
NYC Mayor Eric Adams indicted on 5 federal public corruption charges, including bribery and wire fraud [More]
Anybody see an order to surrender his guns?
Be funny if he ends up a prohibited person.
Be safer, too:
[T]he Secret Service agent in question allegedly forced himself on the woman staffer, groping her in the process – actions that were apparently witnessed by other people present. One source in the Secret Service community said the accused agent was so inebriated that he was kicked out of his hotel room by co-workers and passed out in the hallway, where photos were taken of him. [More]
Who thinks this is the first time his colleagues have noticed the guy is off? They say there’s no such thing as a mean drunk– the booze just lets their true nature come through.
Got some X tips while I was out:
Houston Officials Trusted a Dishonest Drug Cop for Decades Before His Lies Killed 2 People … “There was no confidential informant,” Goines wrote. “I made the purchase by myself.” [More]
Another reason why “anonymous” snitch lines are evil:
What if you’re a cop and getting a warrant might prove problematic? (It’s not like we haven’t seen prominent warrant “workarounds” at the highest law enforcement levels recently.) Calling in a tip could reduce a lot of red tape.
Some people make me rethink my opposition to crucifixion, and I’m not even thinking as a deterrent.
[Via Michael G]
Bridgewater State University’s Executive Director of Public Safety and Police Chief David Tillinghast has been working remotely for about a year and a half due to what University President Frederick Clark Jr., Esq described as “unusual” circumstances. [More]
A reader comment suggests much.
I know what it’s like to work from home. I’ve been doing it since 2007.
The difference is, I only get paid for what I produce.
[Via Michael G]
Officer indicted after stealing toolbox from suspect’s car, TBI says [More]
You gotta wonder what it is about experience in the culture that makes them think they can get away with it enough to risk losing job and pension, and over such insignificant rewards…
Let’s hope they also hammer the dumb mother******.
Where do they get these morons, and why is it considered OK to inflict them on the rest of us?
[Via William T]
NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban resigns amid FBI probe [More]
Corruption in NYC Democrat politics? Unheard of!
The laminated cards, which typically bear an image of an NYPD badge and the name of one of the city’s police unions, are not officially recognized by the police department but have long been treated as a perk of the job. [More]
So much for “equal protection”…
From the same union whose head threatened to execute you “if you lift a finger“…
[Via Michael G]
Honolulu shooting leaves 4 dead, 2 injured … Police have not yet identified any of the victims or the two men who exchanged gunfire. [More]
Maybe because the Hawaii Free Press says they’re “Two Politically Connected Waianae Families“…?
In other Trouble in Paradise news, scroll down to “Stand your ground here and get 40 hours of lockup.”
Aurora Spillover? Masked Criminals With AR-Style Rifle & Pistol Ransack Home In Denver Suburb [More]
How does it feel to know your Democrat-controlled DOJ/FBI consider you the “greatest threat“?
[Via bondmen]
Former SRO accused of sexually abusing Richland Two high school student in 2018 pleads guilty… Bradley’s wife became emotional in court, saying her entire family has been subject to ridicule. She told the court her husband has been unable to find work and has been ostracized by the local community. [More]
No “Thanks for the suspended sentence and probation with no time behind bars”…?
Well, after all, he was an Only One…
[Via Steve T]
Both the White House and ATF have turned down multiple House Oversight inquiries into charges of ‘collusion’ with Chicago’s lawsuit against Glock [More]
Gee, when have we seen a Democrat administration stonewall House Oversight on gun-related scandals before…?
[Via Jess]
Defendant Hines … did not mention that Plaintiff’s mother had initiated the encounter by calling emergency services to express concern about a trespasser… and he stated—incorrectly—that Plaintiff had been charged with aggravated assault… Finally, he wrote that Plaintiff complied with the officers’ commands and told officers he had been afraid for the safety of his grandmother (apparently an erroneous reference to Plaintiff’s mother) [More]
And a “trained professional” being sloppily incompetent and incapable of filing an accurate police report is enough to disarm a citizen…?
Normal PD, eh? Where the chief can have a gun in his carry-on with no consequences?
Four Boxes Diner breaks the case down.
[Via Jess]
