Notes from the Resistance
American Pleads Guilty to Operating Secret CCP Police Station in NYC’s Chinatown [More]
So they never took the Article VI.-required oath to the Constitution…?
You know, this little bastard no doubt caused real fear among a population worried about displeasure being taken out on vulnerable family members back on the mainland…
[Via Michael G]
An appeals court in Georgia has tossed Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis off of her own case, a series of wild organized crime claims against President Trump based largely on his own expressions of his dissatisfaction with the process and results of the 2020 presidential election [More]
I can’t wait to see her, Letitia James, Alvin Bragg, Liz Cheney, and more get what’s coming to them.
How the White House Functioned With a Diminished Biden in Charge – Aides kept meetings short and controlled access, top advisers acted as go-betweens and public interactions became more scripted. The administration denied Biden has declined. [More]
Why doesn’t that make everything he has signed subject to challenge? The Constitution requires the president to approve bills, resolutions, appointments… not handler proxies.
Do you think he does his own finances? He didn’t trust vets with guns but the Dotard-in-Chief can threaten Americans with nukes?
UPDATE
I should have added “pardons.”
An investigation into racist, pro-Trump graffiti messages at @RhodesCollege in Memphis, Tenn. that caused a panic has revealed that it was a hoax from a student. The college is not releasing information about the student behind the hoax. The n-word and “Trump rules” were written on pieces of paper on campus. [More]
Why not? The racist lying $h!+wad ought to be expelled and have this follow him around until he publicly sincerely confesses and begs forgiveness.
And why do “we” tolerate having photographic evidence which provides full visceral effect kept from us through obscuration/falsification?
[Via Michael G]
Oscar Mayer taking applications to drive ‘Wienermobile’ around U.S. [More]
Have I got a candidate for them.
[Via Michael G]
Dallas Campbell walked into the police department in Hazard, Kentucky a free man, doing his best to keep a notoriously untrustworthy police agency (at least that’s what I learned watching the “Dukes of Hazard”) honest. Unfortunately, he left in handcuffs, the victim of a false arrest. But he had a small YouTube channel, and 12 days after he posted the video of his arrest, the Hazard Police Chief was fired. [More]
My immediate thought is all the clerk and sheriff had to do is let him know they would expedite it to legal to make sure they were compliant with the law and someone from there would contact Campbell about an appoinmtment within the timeframe allowed by law to review and ensure they would provide everything he was entitled to. If that wasn’t good enough for him I’d have called the city attorney,and let him speak with the man.
Making up and enforcing a recording prohibition edict pretty much shows if the top cop doesn’t know what the law is, he has no business with a badge and power.
What this reminds me of more than anything was my attempts over the years (through to Mike DeWine) to get Ohio AGs to ensure that all LE agencies gave training on the legality of open carry and document each officer understood. Talk about pulling teeth.
[Via Matthew L]
‘Congress needs to act’: Gun reform advocate urges officials to regulate ghost guns [Watch]
Right, “74% of Trump’s voters” want more infringments.
Brady’s Kris Brown shows it will never be enough and helps MSNBC keep its ratings in the tank.
[Via Jess]
Mayor Adams Drops Truth Bomb About How Luigi Mangione Was Radicalized… [More]
I’m actually more concerned with how Mayor Adams was…
[Via bondmen]
The bill would prohibit anyone with a firearm, even with a valid concealed carry permit, except for police, from entering the parade. [More]
Because no one is safer with a gun at a parade than “Only Ones”…
Your constituents, Anthony…?
[Via bondmen]
Kansas gets an F in gun legislation, national report says [More]
So, how many of the killers of those 500 people were inclined to obey existing laws, and which proposed new ones would have made them reconsider?
What a fraudulent scam every single damn one of these treasonous gun grab groups is. So nice one-sided PR piece masked as “news,” Kansas Reflector…
[Via Steve T]
A gun violence restraining order obtained by CBS 8 states a 20-year-old Carlsbad man was texting with Samantha Rupnow to coordinate a mass shooting. [More]
Because we all know dangerous people can’t get more guns.
So, due process trumps expedience…?
“Yes, I’d give the Devil benefit of law, for my own safety’s sake!”
[Via Steve T]
Tangentially Related UPDATE
[Via Michael G]
Two illegal aliens told Texas National Guard soldiers that the reported “International Migrants Day” crossing rumors were being pushed all throughout Mexico via television and social media. [Watch]
Please announce immediate repercussions to be implemented after Inauguration Day, President-elect Trump.
Also:
None dare call it treason…? It oughta be.
[Via Sweet Babboo]
A coalition of gun-rights groups is arguing that a federal appeals court should overturn a conviction of a Billings man who appeared to be menacing an elementary school from across the street as he walked around his property, often with gun in hand. [More]
“Appeared to be” is very different from “was,” and the case could be made that hoplophobic snitches should not be the arbiters.
Once this is over, it would be interesting to see everything it took to get ATF’s Dustin Stroble to insert his snout into this. It appears Metcalf initiating contact with the FBI broke a cardinal rule.
[Via Jess]
In 2025, several new gun laws will go into effect in California. [More]
More attacks on RKBA, due process, self-incrimination protections, and privacy rights, while dragooning dealers into spreading the state’s terms of surrender…
You’ve got to scroll down to find them. The “real reporter” figured we needed to hear Kamala and Joe prove they’re cluelsss how the election went and demand more infringements on everybody first because of Madison.
Question about Sec. 34210: Do you see anything in there prohibiting dealers from putting a stamp on the pamphlet warning customers it’s state-mandated bull$h!+? I guess if they wanna stay open, because the vindictive bastards don’t neeed laws to persecute…
[Via Jess]
Deer poacher imprisoned, receives largest fine in Ohio history [More]
Mixed feelings here — the things come by almost every night (which I enjoy if I’m on the back porch with a lit Maduro and two fingers of the good stuff), but two of them have caused significant car damage to elder feral son Uday’s and the wife’s cars– by the deer hitting them. And if the guy was hungry… but it looks like he was after trophies.
Still, what a tough way to earn a buck. No pun intended.
I guess I need to know if he’s a Democrat-voting Fudd.
And speaking of which, and of theft, I don’t hunt. What’s the point of hitting me up with Pittman-Robertson except to extort, to infringe, and to perpetuate the lie that 2A is about hunting…?
[Via Michael G]
Cain’s bill establishes consequences for falsely accusing another person of being a threat. If the bill passes, state and local entities would be barred from enacting red flag laws unless they are “expressly authorized by Texas law.” HB 162 would establish that federal regulations are unenforceable if they do not protect the accused’s due process rights. Further, persons “who serve or attempt to serve a red flag order within Texas unless the order was issued under Texas law” would be subject to imprisonment. [More]
False reports should be self-incriminating.
So should enforcement and prosecution attempts that deny due process.
[Via Jess]
President Trump has a tool to push for the passage of legislation, such as the hearing protection act. The executive branch, specifically the Secretary of the Treasury, can unilaterally declare an amnesty for people to register NFA items with the ATF. [More]
Wouldn’t that imply they’d done something wrong and that citizens should obey tyrannical claims on their rights…?
Yeah, of course I know the alternative.
Some of us have considered that before charting our own course.
I like Dean, he does a lot of valuable stuff and I’m sure he’s doing his best to let us know about something that could keep us out of trouble. I guess I’m just surprised to see this on JPFO.
