Notes from the Resistance
On Sunday, the day after five people were shot and killed at Colorado Springs’ Club Q, Newsmax pointed to misleading data and claimed there have been over 600 “mass shootings” in 2022 [More]
I’ve never made my skepticism about Newsmax a secret.
[Via bondmen]
An attorney for the U.S. Food and Drug Administration argued that the agency’s guidance against taking ivermectin for COVID was “not mandatory,” merely a recommendation. [More]
Who’s bannin’? We’re menacingly discouragin’!
[Via Michael G]
Tangentially-related UPDATES
Why do we never believe them? For centuries, the global elite have broadcast their intentions to depopulate the world – even to the point of carving them into stone. And yet… we never seem to believe them. The Stew Peters Network is proud to present DIED SUDDENLY, from the award winning filmmakers, Matthew Skow and Nicholas Stumphauzer. [Watch]
It’s like over an hour long, so I’ll have to make time to come back to it.
[Via WiscoDave]
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They Will Lock You Down Again [More]
They will try.
[Via bondmen]
“But when you have a total lunatic who might as well be speaking to pink elephants under the tree that he’s living under, they are telling us this is the fault of the GOP. Hand over your guns in your freedom because of this maniac — I don’t think so,” he said. [More]
Questions “authorities” know the answers to but have so far refused to reveal that would go a long way toward dispelling “rightwing conspiracy theories”:
A criminal justice reform advocate who helped pass sweeping changes to the criminal code including reducing sentences for those convicted of crimes in Washington, D.C., was shot and killed in the city last Tuesday, just hours before the city council passed the bill. [More]
Be careful what you ask for. And of what you would impose on others.
The 2024 Senate battle has begun and the electoral map does not favor Democrats [More]
And think of all the justice we’ll get then!
Just look how many people fell for it in ’22!
The Biden administration on Saturday agreed to pay climate reparations to developing nations, a move that China—the world’s top emitter of greenhouse gases and one of its largest economies—could profit from. [More]
And if you disagree, you’re a denier, an extremist, a hater, and an anti-government insurrectionist/seditious conspirator. And a Nazi.
Either that or we’re being ruled by traitorous domestic enemies…
Oregon Firearms has filed the first of what we believe will be numerous lawsuits to put the brakes on Ballot Measure 114, Oregon’s gun ban initiative. [More]
We know what’s at stake.
Here’s how you can help (select Oregon Firearms Educational Foundation).
All of this leaves us with an FBI out of control and run by a director who has been credibly accused of misleading Congress while under oath — a felony — and whose agents have been credibly accused of conspiracy to engage in computer hacking — also a felony. [More]
So when do the frog marches begin?
Never?
We’re the enemy?
[Via bondmen]
Rural gun deaths exceed urban rates by 28% because of increased suicide rates [More]
Now, what are the actual numbers, because we all know how the rates game is played.
One group making great hay with these “results” is 97percent, the kinder, gentler citizen disarmers. I worked on a three-parter exposing this over the weekend that is now in the publishing queue over at AmmoLand.
Bottom line: We’re being played. So it’s no surprise the “real reporters” couldn’t be bothered to do any more work than was required to parrot the narrative.
[Via bondmen]
‘I WILL become governor!’: Arizona GOP hopeful Kari Lake insists she’s still on track to overturn Dem rival’s election win, as AG’s office demands explanation for polling day issues before certifying the result [More]
How long have eyes been focused on Maricopa County election shenanigans? Why does it seem like a serious team of investigative auditors empowered to compel the production of data, records, and documents could get to the bottom of things in a matter of hours?
[Via Michael G]
UPDATE
Or is it easier to smear fed-up citizens as terrorists?
[Via bondmen]
America’s unique, enduring gun problem, explained [More]
Tyrant wannabes, their enforcers, and their useful idiots want to take them away.
[Via Dan Gifford]
COVID vax makers finally study long-term heart damage as FDA admits bivalent data lacking [More]
Or to paraphrase Nancy Pelosi, you have to take the shot to find out what it will do to you.
[Via Michael G]
Vandals release up to 40,000 mink from an Ohio farm to their death – with at least 10,000 still unaccounted for: Plow brought in to clear road of carcasses after many were shot or run over by cars … A group called the Animal Liberation Front took credit for other releases of minks [More]
Who else can’t wait for geniuses like these to gain more political power?
WarOnGuns has obtained exclusive footage:
[Via Michael G]
John Mellencamp sits for national anthem before Colts-Eagles game [More]
Too much effort to take a knee this time, Melonballs?
I wonder what would happen to someone who sat eating popcorn while that other “national anthem” was being played?
‘Publix denies any liability’ for grandmother, toddler’s murders in Florida grocery store [More]
Ordinarily, I’d agree unless deliberate indifference to known dangers could be demonstrated. We are generally responsible for our own defense. Still, statements against customers being armed don’t help discourage predators, although, in Florida, open carry outside of specifically defined limited circumstances still isn’t an option.
As for companies that disallow any kind of carry, I’d like to see more gun owners hand the manager this card and spread the word about his refusal to sign it:
[Via Remarks]
I received a lot of phone calls from news agencies in the summer of 2001 after the People went to visit their Capitol on January 6. I decided to write a book that would not be subject to Internet deletion or MSM spin. It took me over a year, which explains my lengthy silence — I was immersed in it! Now it’s published, almost 600 pages on paper. [More]
Oath Keepers founding member Elias Alias shares insider information we won’t find anywhere else.
The National Rifle Association saw revenue continue to decline in 2021, when it collected $227 million, the lowest figure in a decade and a 20 percent drop from the year before, according to the group’s most recent IRS filing. Back in 2016, the organization took in a record $367 million. [More]
Bloomberg-“seeded” The Trace takes its mouth off his teat long enough to gloat.
That said, numbers don’t lie, and the board knows what it needs to do to begin to appeal to member confidence. Except Wayne has his fingers dug in and wrapped around the spine, lest he falls off the tiger and gets devoured.
[Via Jess]
“It’s not a hate crime to assault somebody and in the course of it use the word ‘haole,’” court-appointed attorney Lynn Panagakos said during her opening statement. [More]
I wouldn’t count on extrapolating that to include other applications…
And speaking of Hawaii, with a new Bruen-defying “sensitive places” bill making the rounds there, I wouldn’t count on infringed recognition of the right to bear arms anytime soon…
Dolan insisted, “The Second Amendment is not in any way violated by this bill.” [More]
That’s because Dolan is a f***ing liar:
State Senator Matt Dolan, a “moderate Republican,” may as well be a Democrat as far as gun owners are concerned. Described by CNN as a “non-Trump Republican … in the McCain lane, the Romney lane…” Dolan penned an op-ed in support of the state’s proposed STRONG Act, essentially a “red flag” edict that promises due process before gun confiscations without really delivering it, and requires “background checks” on private sales, and adds liability penalties to sellers. And no surprise here, Dolan admits “I understand this bill probably doesn’t go far enough for some and goes too far for others.”
[Via Sweet Babboo]
New from our friends on the Anticommunism Action Team:
And much more.
What we know about the suspect in the Colorado Springs LGBTQ nightclub shooting [More]
We don’t know if he’s one of those haters they’re presuming he is and then extrapolating that to apply to the rest of us. The photo suggests otherwise, at least in terms of being one of those “white supremacists” we’re told are the greatest threat. Where are the photos of him? Did he or did he not use social media, and if so, got links, or are we once again seeing those being taken down?
By the same token, we also don’t know if he’s just another self-loather.
We DO know that, aside from a renewed “ban assault weapons” blood dance and the not wholly unexpected revelation that he’s been on police and prosecutor radar before for bizarrely violent behavior, the left is also exploiting this to make people afraid to criticize real “all ages” red flags being waved with the potential to provoke low-hanging fruit.
Everybody and their brother in the “gun rights” world are going to be writing about this so I’m going to hold back and wait for more about the @$$hole to become known. At that point, I’ll decide if I have something to say that I don’t see anyone else bringing up.
At this point, I’ll use this post throughout the day as an aggregator if something comes across the transom that’s relevant and new.
UPDATES
The gunman who allegedly killed five people at a Colorado LGBTQ club is reportedly the grandson of a Republican California lawmaker who compared the Jan. 6 attack on the US Capitol to the Revolutionary War. [More]
Hoo-boy, here we go. Funny, that much they can find out.
[Via bondmen]
How does that Mark Twain quote about reports of his death go again? [More]
And there’s a lot of truth here, too.
