The Swedish judge who ruled that the Eritrean migrant who raped 16-y-old Meya Åberg won’t be deported after serving a 3-year sentence because ”the rape didn’t last long enough” has spoken out about the criticism & say judges can’t take into consideration people’s anger. [More]
I feel the same outrage I would had this happened in the UK.
Danish Commercial Warns White Citizens About Breeding With Other Whites [More]
I’m all for individuals making choices as individuals. But when it’s collectivized like this, it means there’s an agenda, and it’s not a new one.
I remember as a child reading a hopeful speculative piece on the future of humanity being a racial amalgamation as a necessary step to world peace. They’ve been engineering toward this for a long time, and the “migration waves” followed with publicity campaigns like this are the necessary steps in a long term plan.
Of course, if you point any of this out, you’re the one the totalitarian-minded collectivists who demand to rule you smear as a racist. And if you speculate that Satan is trying to remake man in his image, why, then you’re just a religious kook to be ridiculed — or eliminated if perceived as any kind of threat.
That means the City’s “No Firearms” signs, as currently written, overstep the law. They mislead the public into believing that lawful transport — which is clearly protected by state law — is forbidden. [More]
“I guess just the way you guys were eating chips… It picked it up as a gun,” a police officer told the students in the video. “AI’s not the best.” [More]
Hey, it wasn’t the AI that attacked the kid. Are you guys sure you know how to use it?
At last weekend’s “No Kings” protest in Washington, D.C., inflatable chickens bobbed above a crowd that, according to demographic research, was made up mostly of educated White women in their 40s. [More]
I suppose we could sign their petition to Congress.
But why, when the President and Pam Bondi could investigate, and if confirmed, put an immediate end to it, demand all the memoranda, correspondence, and work papers plotting a calculated violation of the law, and fire and prosecute everyone responsible, including those no longer employed?
Be funny if Dettelbach and Chipman got caught in that net, especially if they tried to save thief own skins by making Marvin the patsy…
ICE, CBP seize 400 firearms hidden in fake trailer walls at southern border crossing… HSI officials said the guns were headed into Mexico, where cartels fuel ongoing violence. [More]
That’s what happens when you’re not sanctioned. Funny, how a little bit of border security works, almost like the lack of it was deliberate.
Note that last link was from April 2009, nine months before Mike Vanderboegh and I started our Fast and Furious reporting, but worth mentioning because it helps show how we were positioned to use the information we uncovered subsequent to the murder of Border Patrol agent Brian Terry that kicked the whole thing off.
I mention that because of this:
How quickly some forget. @dcodrea and the late Mike Vanderboegh broke the story about the Obama administration's disastrous gun-"walking" scheme that resulted in the deaths of a Border Patrol agent and untold Mexican nationals. #2Ahttps://t.co/vMFjJeBD4C via @JustTheNews
In this episode of Armed American Radio, host Mark Walters discusses the implications of Glock’s recent business decisions and their impact on the firearms industry. Joined by David Codrea, they explore the intersection of gun rights, political strategy, and the responsibilities of gun manufacturers. [Listen]
I worked for several law enforcement and corrections agencies during and post military and as firearms instructor I know exactly how bad many are. I’ve RSOd many matches as well and ran military ranges so the everyone’s a rifleman doesn’t hold water. Is she a shooter? Is that her rifle? I’m looking for real answers [More]
Yes, she’s a shooter. She’s does it in front of other gun owners.
Whether its her rifle and how good she is, I can’t answer. But it’s the wrong concern.
The right question is “Does she support the Second Amendment,” and her record is clear.
If owning guns and being good with them were all it took, we’d have no better pals than Lon Horiuchi and David Chipman.
And for the record, I’ve never shot a match nor even gone hunting in my life. If that’s disqualifies me in anyone’s mind, they don’t belong here anyway.
They’ll still have them. It’s just that the courts, the state and its enforcers won’t recognize them.
This is what happens when Democrats rule and the Republicans are neutered.
This is what happens when citizens by and large succumb to bias and intellectual laziness, and have been indoctrinated into hating an outnumbered minority that still values the truth.
This is what will happen everywhere, in Everytown, should that prevail where we are.
But as shown, the Government’s efforts to defend the panel’s decision are all unpersuasive. And the starkness of the Seventh Circuit’s departure from this Court’s precedent— combined with the peculiar and anomalous nature of the restrictions on short-barreled rifles at issue—in fact make this case a particularly suitable vehicle for resolving one or more of these fundamental methodological questions. [More]
So, why is “pro-gun” Pam Bondi’s Justice Department arguing otherwise?