One Man’s Terrorist is Another Man’s Paladin

This article will outline definitive ways to distinguish between LARP and criminal or malicious activity, which may be helpful to both law enforcement and prosecutors if suspects of targeted violence claim they were playacting. [More]

Oh. Based on the title I thought they were ramping up to start shooting Furries.

[Via Michael G]

So What’s the Problem?

IMPACTS OF HOUSE REPUBLICANS’ EXTREME CR…Nearly 70 fewer Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) agents, who are often some of the first federal law enforcement on the scene of a mass shooting to help local law enforcement identify at-large shooters—and 13 furlough days for ATF’s entire workforce [More]

Cutting 800 Border agents sounds bad, but they don’t let them guard the border anyway. A lot of the other stuff is Marxist wealth redistribution…

Watch them use the reduction in FBI personnel to try to delay NICS approvals and then work around the 3-day background check timeout to retroactively go after transfers…

[Via Jess]

We’re the Only Ones Educating Enough

The obvious question is why the Federal Bureau of Investigation would be hiring teachers. I have the answer from the inside. They plan to embed these teachers in school systems nationwide to report on teachers, administrations, and school boards suspected of “domestic terrorism”, which is to say, going against the woke agenda that USGOV supports. [More]

Well, they are hiring.

I’d say looking into “Why?” aside from the cover story that “they bring organization and communication skills to the table” is a legitimate concern.

[Via Michael G]

A Double-Oxymoron

The feds called the manufacturer of his Liberty Gun Safe and got the passcode to get into it too. [More]

There’s a discussion going on at AR15.com.

They’re taking a beating on Twit…uh…X.

The company says there was an exculpatory warrant that explains its action.

That doesn’t explain why there was a “back door,” and why that’s a surprise to so many.

[Via WiscoDave]

Adventures in Baselessness

Michigan authorities suspected there was a possible voter registration fraud scheme occurring across multiple states during the 2020 election and were concerned enough to bring in the FBI, according to police memos reviewed by Just the News. But what happened since remains mostly a mystery. [More]

It’s no mystery to some.

[Via Michael G]

We’re the Only Ones Clear Enough

State Senator: FBI Did Not Inform Local Authorities Before Killing Henderson, Tennessee Man in Raid [More]

This should clear up why they didn’t want uncontrolled LE on the scene:

It remains unclear why Deschler, reportedly a 100 percent disabled veteran, was shot and killed on the scene. It also remains unclear why the FBI raided Deschler’s home in the first place.

Are we clear?

[Via bondmen]

Complaint Against DOJ Seeks Documents on NICS Permanent Entry Consent

The complaint was filed by attorney Stephen D. Stamboulieh on behalf of this correspondent to compel the Department to produce information regarding “consent to a permanent entry in the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS).” [More]

Expanding the rules without lawfully delegated authority and based just on their own say-so seems to be the way with these autocratic functionaries.

We’re the Only Ones Manifest Enough

Unfortunately, they’re the only ones who have seen it. Local and federal authorities with access to the manifesto have refused to make its contents public. [More]

Ha! They used “Only Ones.”

I can’t offer more than this and can’t force anyone to pay attention to it.

[Via Michael G]

UPDATE

I’ll give it another shot.

Threat Assessment

Was Robertson an actual deadly threat at the time an FBI agent killed him? We don’t know that because the FBI isn’t saying. [More]

In the absence of bodycam evidence they have the credibility they’ve earned.

Funny, how they’re selective about who gets taken out and who gets special considerations

Hey, they’ve got a narrative to uphold.

[Via bondmen]

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