Category: General Blog

The Finest Left-Wing Money Can Buy

Nick Reiner’s defense lawyer ‘ain’t cheap’ but worth every penny in murder case, legal expert says [More]

What I don’t see explained is how he can afford him.

That he evidently can still tap into resources, without any career of note or visible means of support, points to a level of enabling and denial tantamount to terminal parental malpractice.

Pretty much what socialists are trying to do to this country, with Democrats letting them…

We’re the Only Ones Igniting Enough

Fire at nursing home sparked by police chief’s cigarette, security video shows [More]

See, this is where all that professional training really shows– I’ve got a fire pit in the back yard and I not only have to position kindling and use wadded up newspaper to get a bed hot enough to burn the wood, but also squirt lighter fluid to really get a fire going with minimal smoke. Chief here can do it with just a butt.

I do wonder what the hell was in the planter, and what that entrance was made out of.

[Via Steve T]

As the Mask is Removed

“For centuries we really treated property as an individualized good and not a collective good, in transitioning into treating it as a collective good and towards the model of shared equity … it will mean that families, especially White families … are going to have a different relationship to property than the one that we currently have.” [More]

“Our friends across the aisle…”?

Remember how furious we all were at 9/11? If it happens again, how many will still consider it an attack on the homeland requiring solidarity from us all?

See? The destruction of the UNITED States of America is well underway and proceeding according to plan.

[Via WiscoDave]

Denouncing the Denouncer

According to the NEA Report (no relation to the National Education Association), via a “sustained campaign” on the internet and initiation of “formal complaints,” defendant Sean Allen had “publicly portray[ed]” Nancy Best and Cindi Talbot as “criminals and extremists” for attending the rally. [More]

What a punk. I’d like to see this follow him around for the rest of his days to let everybody know what an impotent little Nazi he is.

[Via Michael G]

We’re the Only Ones Incapable Enough

On the very first day that suppressors and short-barreled shotguns became tax-free, the ATF’s eForms system crashed for hours under overwhelming demand. For the first time in nearly a century, Americans were able to exercise this right without paying a $200 federal tax—yet the system meant to process those applications couldn’t handle the volume. [More]

Who’da thunk?

For some reason I’m recalling the old Panasonic slogan and imagining a modification:

[Via Jess]

We’re the Young Generation and We’ve Got Something to Say

A new generation of young political leaders is gaining power in the US by using their personal experience with gun violence to push for reforms they say the US is ready for… Pearson’s brother, Timphrance Pearson, died of a self-inflected gunshot wound. It wasn’t his first experience with violent loss; just years before, his mentor Yvonne Nelson and his former classmate Larry Thorn were shot and killed in Memphis. [More]

All these supposed “young Turks” and not an original idea among them…

I’ve been embedded in the issue for longer than some of these people have been alive and have not personally known a single person so affected, making me wonder if it’s more a culture thing than a gun thing.

Noting that Pearson is “a recent gun owner himself” and is still pushing citizen disarmament kind of emphasizes why I maintain new gun buyers is not necessarily cause for the victory celebration so many “gunfluencers” treat it like.

I also note this propaganda piece is filed under “News” and not “opinion,” something to keep in mind when The Guardian pop-up begging for donations appears.

[Via Andy M]

Weekend Updates

I typically don’t post here on weekends because I’m doing behind-the-scenes sausage-making/writing articles, plus I have a life. Also, I don’t want that seen as a call for news tip links because I just won’t be able to get to them .

That said, some stuff has come up I’d like to comment on, and this list may or may not grow over the weekend depending on what happens and what I feel like:

CA Open Carry Ban Unconstituional:

Of course it is, the majority historical rationale is 100% correct, Judge VanDyke once more shows he’s SCOTUS material, and dissenting Bush appointee Smith proves. to no one’s surprise, to be a Vichycon toad.

Don’t uncork the champagne yet, though, because a hundred bucks says the full Ninth Circuit will overturn it, offered to the first person who takes me up on it.

Venezuela

That’s what we all woke up to this morning, and I’ve got the same sentiments on that as I do on Iran. I see the Trump über alles crowd is all on board, with one moron on X telling critics to “kiss my ###” because he had a friend who died on fentanyl who can finally rest in peace, disregarding that his friend was FAFO exemplified and, per DEA, Venezuela isn’t a fentanyl source.

What I don’t see being discussed is Bondi’s announcement that Maduro was indicted in the Southern District of New York, and that just strikes me as an invitation to get your @$$ handed to you in a solid blue state where the overwhelming majority of the judges, including the chief, are Clinton, Obama, and Biden appointees.

Things like this make me wonder if I’m just too stupid to grok 3d chess masterclasses or if this is sabotage.

And good question:

Sword of Islam

“If Iran shoots and violently kills peaceful protesters … the United States of America will come to their rescue,” Trump said on social media, adding that the U.S. was “locked and loaded.” [More]

And Washington’s warning…?

Not at the expense of American lives, and if we do go in, as I’ve consistently maintained for like, forever, I want a declaration of war so that our representatives — and those who voted for them — can share credit for happy results and culpability for catastrophic ones.

I got the cutlass in the picture back in 1962 for around 100 rials as I recall, and wore it on my belt patrolling the walled compound around our house in June of 1963 following the 15 Khordad protests, after the arrest of Ayatollah Khomeni. As longtime regulars know, I lived there between ’60 and ’65, when Dad started up and managed the BF Goodrich tire factory there.

We went to the Community School (that’s me, last row on the left) because our parents wanted us to have exposure to international influences and higher education standards than they believed we could get at the American School. I recall seeing thousands of protesters, many carrying sticks and long tools, looking just like my Angry Mob and marching past on a street a block away. Again, as I vaguely recall, I believe the American embassy sent some Marines to guard the school to make sure U.S. citizens would not be attacked.

Anyway, back to the sword– that night I strapped it on and patrolled the yard with my Daisy BB rifle and vicious hell hound/ Alsatian mix, Pepsi (who would happily maul outsiders but tolerate my baby sister sitting on her back pulling her ears), while trying to grit my teeth the way I remembered John Wayne doing it in The Alamo (which we’d seen recently at either the American Club or Officer’s Club, I don’t remember which). We were, of course, in a residential neighborhood to the north of the trouble, but I didn’t know that, and I guess the parents didn’t want to discourage the impulse.

Interesting side note, when the “revolution” came, there was no shortage of useful idiot “Christian” enablers, just like we have today with “faith community” gun-grabbers:

Some Iranian Christians greeted Khomeini at Tehran’s airport in February 1979, and others voted in the national referendum in March in favor of establishing the Islamic Republic.

Anyway, I saw the story indicating things could be changing quickly, looked up and saw my sword, and these recollections just kind of flowed out. I hope the Iranian people can sort things out for themselves but what I fear will happen is another wave of refugees here, who like so many who came before them, will forget their own past and demand we change to accommodate them.

We’re the Only Ones Jumping Ship Enough

In what world does the Trump administration elevate a state police commissioner appointed by Governor  Josh  Shapiro, a Democrat, to the FBI? [More]

Was a deal made to spill the beans or is Patel just being Patel?

[Via bondmen]

Nobody Knows the Trouble He’s Seen

Monday on MS NOW’s “The Weeknight,” Princeton University professor and network contributor Eddie Glaude, Jr. said President Donald Trump’s MAGA base was willing to “participate in the ugliness” of a white nationalist agenda as long as the economy is strong. [More]

The criterion being anyone who doesn’t embrace white inferiority in the way black supremacists demand is a Klansman…

There certainly are a lot of subversive racist morons in academia and the DSM.

[Via bondmen]

Shirley You Jest

YouTuber Nick Shirley Receives ‘Serious’ Death Threats After $100m Daycare Exposé [More]

What were they and have they been reported?

There’s a difference between “I hope you die” and “I’m going to kill you.” For instance, if I’d thought this stupid b!+ch posed an actual danger, I’d have responded very differently.

Just ask Jay Jones.

[Via bondmen]

Today’s Low-Hanging Fruit Report

The FBI has arrested a 21-year-old Texas man accused of attempting to support ISIS by providing bomb-making materials and funding to individuals he believed were affiliated with the terrorist organization. [More]

I do sometimes wonder what the retard-to-real threat ratio of people they take down like this is…

[Via bondmen]

Tangentially-Related UPDATE

Prosecutors said the alleged plot was foiled after Sturdivant recently began communicating online with an individual he “believed to be affiliated with ISIS but in reality was a government online covert employee,” who is referred to in a criminal complaint as “OC.” In one of the communications on Dec. 14, Sturdivant allegedly sent the OC an image of two hammers and a knife. [More]

No actual sleeper calls that came across the border or were allowed in as refugees or visa holders…?

The Terms of the Deal

Remember the mindset we’re dealing with.

Funny, how the stage props who played Rebel Alliance leaders all support the Empire in real life.

[Via bondmen]

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