Notes from the Resistance
The officer who made the allegations against LAPD’s Assistant Chief Al Labrada said she found the tracking device in a waterproof Pelican box inside of her vehicle and that the device was traced back to his city-issued smartphone. [More]
Well, Al, you did ask for snitches…
[Via Steve T]
A Kansas City mom was shot in the chest by car thieves. Now, she is suing Hyundai. [More]
Think of how much safer we’d all be if carmakers just went back to stick shifts!
Can you imagine being Jim and Bobby Thompson?
[Via Michael G]
CBS News is running a special investigation into the smuggling of firearms to Mexico. US government officials estimate that the cartels are smuggling 2,000 firearms a day across the Mexican border. The way it works is that the cartels alerts buyers in the US who are not prohibited persons of their needs, they transfer the guns to brokers, and then the guns go to smugglers who take the firearms across the border to the cartels. Buyers are reported to be spread across all 50 states. [More]
Why did I suddenly think “Ecclesiastes”?
John Richardson does a great job bringing us up to speed and putting things in perspective with the overlooked history, something the DSM will not do.
New ACAT- Affiliated Book Exposes Cuban Revolution as a Pack of Lies [More]
And plenty more from our friends on the Anticommunism Action Team.
Eighth Circuit Says Cops Can Come With Probable Cause For An Arrest AFTER They’ve Already Arrested Someone [More]
Now that we’ve broken in and found all this evidence, getting a search warrant should be a cinch!
It’s no surprise whose side the Eight Circuit is on.
[Via Michael G]
“The Dolphins fan walks over and clearly punches him in the face,” New Hampshire resident Joey Kilmartin said. “[He] gets knocked out, and you can tell right away he’s not OK.” [More]
The “Real Man” way…
So much for no deadly weapons in stadiums.
How come the media never use the term “fist violence” ?
The man who told people to go into the Capitol on January 6 and was among the first to breach the barricades outside the Capitol building has finally been charged by the DOJ. But unlike so many, all they are charging him with is a misdemeanor for disruptive conduct on restricted grounds. [More]
That’s actually more than Stewart Rhodes did.
[Via Michael G]
“It’s obvious the court is not on our side on a whole host of issues,” said Democratic Rep. Meg Froelich of Denver, co-chair of the legislature’s Gun Violence Prevention Caucus. But she said advocates for stricter gun laws at the statehouse aren’t going to slow down, in spite of legal challenges from Second Amendment advocates. [More]
Text, history, and tradition are not on your side. But you have unlimited tax plunder resources, and the only ones it costs are double-taxed gun owners…
[Via Jess]
Doctors often reluctant to discuss guns, firearms safety with patients [More]
If they’re not credentialed, why would they?
[Via Michael G]
Black Lives Matter Protests Led to Fewer Police Killings, More Murders: Study [More]
Just think of it as protecting biodiversity.
[Via bondmen]
Man hit by falling bullet while at a St. Louis pool [More]
What they don’t tell you about the mean old governor vetoing a bill against “celebratory gunfire” is that there was a lot more to it than just that.
[Via bondmen]
‘Armed and Dangerous’ man wanted by Illinois police [More]
It would seem not everyone agrees.
[Via bondmen]
An Armed New York: the New York Young Republican Club Stands for the 2nd Amendment [More]
You guys are going to have to do more than “wishing” and teaching your members how to comply with infringements.
And before virtue signaling “Legal immigration is beneficial to America,” you might want to check the numbers on how they vote, because 60% Democrat to 15% Republican sure doesn’t sound that way.
[Via Andy M]