Notes from the Resistance
Brutal Prison Attack Reveals How Transgender Policies Put Women In Harm’s Way [More]
Funny, how most prisoners come from Democrat constituencies.
And to clarify a point that would result from application of “the law“: While under custodial care, a duty to protect would exist with consequences for failure.
[Via Michael G]
Earlier this year, the plaintiff’s wife had been involuntarily admitted to a mental health facility, based on a language-related misunderstanding, resulting in her discharge with a diagnosis of “Adjustment disorder with depressed mood, seven weeks pregnant.” In April of 2025, acting on the information about his wife, the Fort Lee Police Department confiscated Mr. Aliaj’s firearms, ammunition, and related accessories from his home, without presenting any warrant or court order. [More]
Naturally, “the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office was taking the position that his weapons were confiscated under New Jersey’s ‘Duty to Inform’ law,” because Mark Musella is a New Jersey “Republican.”
“Law and order” über alles, right? Especially where “the supreme Law of the Land” is ignored as a matter of course.
[Via Jess]
Prop 50: A Direct Threat to the Second Amendment [Watch]
Yes, Democrats mean to rule with a monopoly of power, which includes a monopoly of violence, and they’d do whatever it takes and then some. The unanswered question is how did California get this way and what have the gun groups –including CRPA — done to warn citizens and try to stop the root cause, or have they ignored it with a “single issue” excuse?
And will they keep ignoring it in places that have not yet turned because they’re afraid the communists will call them names?
[Via Jess]
Middle school principal in Maine draws criticism after dressing as ICE agent for Halloween [More]
More than criticism… treasonous Democrats losing their minds (but I repeat myself) who place the interests of foreign invaders over a people’s right to have a democratic say in who it admits and enforce duly enacted law are demanding his head, complaining that Republicans who support him are racists, fascist, and hypocrites for exposing teachers reveling over Charlie Kirk’s murder.
[Via Edmund M]
Trump endorses Andrew Cuomo on eve of New York mayoral election: ‘You really have no choice’ [More]
Of course we do.
We will not disarm.
Curious– he’s put more energy into a congenital gun-grabber who told the Republicans he’s now pleading with to “Get out” than he has an unequivocal Second Amendment supporter.
A police officer forgets to put his car in park so the car rolls and runs over the suspect’s legs. Then he jumps in the car and presses gas running over the suspect again and a police officer [More]
“Before we point fingers and make accusations, we’re all human beings, police officers included.”
Noting who’s allowed to be armed and who is subject to Canadian gun confiscation, some of us are apparently deemed more human than others.
[Via WiscoDave]
How many times do they need to be rejected before they become stalkers?
Actually, it’s not that he doesn’t want to. It’s just that they’re frustrated he can’t satisfy them and are complaining to the neighbors about it.
George Bush takes a break from painting portraits of immigrants to fondly reminisce. [More]
Hakeem Jeffries digs in on SNAP blame-game with 42 million Americans’ food benefits at risk [More]
Democrats are counting on them snapping.
They didn’t engineer getting 42 million Americans unable to feed themselves if they didn’t intend on weaponizing them. And they’re counting on some becoming martyrs for “just wanting to feed their families.”
Mayor Who Begged Sheinbaum for Help Fighting Cartels Assassinated at Day of the Dead Celebration [More]
What, he didn’t know?
[Via Michael G]
Man who received clemency charged in downtown Omaha shooting [More]
Put back on the streets by the guy endorsed by all the major gun grab groups!
As long as we’re discussing feral geniuses, say “Hi” to Naqwan. He’s not new to being “overrepresented” by the system, either,
[Via bondmen]
Two sheriffs and numerous officers were arrested and indicted for allegedly helping traffickers run drugs in the Mississippi Delta, as well as in Memphis and, in at least two instances, in Miami. [More]
“Fourteen current and former law-enforcement officers are among 20 defendants”…? So… just a few bad apples, right?
[Via bondmen]
In keeping with the new state requirement that all would-be handgun buyers first acquire a purchase permit, the Delaware State Police have launched a portal for permit applications. Called the “Permit to Purchase Application Portal,” the webpage is used to gather personal information, including name, address, gender, date of birth, email, employment status (including employer info), and race and ethnicity information. [More]
And remember, “law-abiding” gun owners: Back the Blue!
When I think of portals, I don’t think of anything good coming out of the other side.
[Via bondmen]
Mexican Senator: ‘Trump is Right, Mexico Ruled by Cartels’ [More]
And the ones not directly on the take are kept in check with the knowledge that anyone within their circle — at the highest levels — could be.
Understand that if the cartels objected to lawsuits against American gun manufacturers, they would make their expectations known loud and clear.
[Via bondmen]
After Supreme Court Win, NRA Is Back Challenging ‘Qualified Immunity’ for Ex-NY Regulator [More]
The plaintiff, the NRA, claimed that defendant Maria Vullo, while serving as the superintendent of the New York State Department of Financial Service (DFS), encouraged insurance companies to discontinue their relationship with the NRA in an effort to retaliate against and chill the NRA’s gun rights advocacy.
Holding her accountable for her sleazy, partisan abuse of power could be the greatest lesson she teaches Fordham students.
Whether Illinois’ flat ban on ordinary citizens carrying firearms on public transportation violates the Second and Fourteenth Amendments. [More]
That this is even in question shows how far the Republic has degraded from the clear intent understood by the founders as a condition for ratification.
That the big worry now is if SCOTUS will even hear it, and if so, how it will rule, tells us more.
[Via Jess]
Police are at the scene as two are arrested after multiple people have been stabbed on a train in Huntingdon. This is becoming a daily occurrence. [More]
And not a Cedric or Nigel in the lot, although saying that might be the ticket I need to get on OfCom’s list…
[Via CP]
Airmen covered up details of fatal shooting after ‘joking’ with pistol [More]
Your ” focus is on ensuring that justice is served ,” Col. Holmes? And the liars haven’t even been drummed out, let alone dishonorably discharged?
Does SecDef Hegseth know about this?
[Via Jess]
A tyrant wearing black robes in Chicago has been spanked by the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in a mandamus order that says to the Obama judge Judge Sarah Ellis in Chicago, you are not allowed to babysit and engage in supervision of the executive branch that violates the United States Constitution. Stand down. [Watch]
Saying “Stop it” is not the same as “spanking.” As every child raised properly knows, there need to be consequences for bad behaviors to discourage them from continuing. In this case, the judge was being an in-your-face apparatchik c_.
Wake me when corporal punishment for robed traitors is in common use. I’d settle for the textual, historical, and traditional practices of impeachment.
[Via Jess]
