Notes from the Resistance
Specifically, I’m going to explain how the legal theories they are advancing before the United States Supreme Court in the VanDerStok case dealing with quote unquote ghost guns, which are unserialized firearms and gun gun parts. how theATF’s position with the Biden/Harris Administrations arguments are exactly that they’re setting the precedent for declaring that AR-15s are machine guns and can be banned because they cannot be added to the NFA register… [Watch]
Exactly what some of us have been arguing the bump stock ban opened the door for, which makes it curious that he’s one of the ones arguing — without contemporaneous documentation — that Trump’s ban was a brilliant 3D chess move.
[Via Jess]
At about 4:50 in, they talk about the FOIA request appeal.
Fort Smith man sentenced to prison for tax charges must forfeit over 3,000 guns seized by authorities – Mehta was heard saying “I’m sorry for my actions, I’ve never been violent, and I’m not a criminal at heart,” during court proceedings. [More]
He still thinks this is about fighting crime?
That oughta give all the oath-breaking infringers a good laugh.
[Via Jess]
Major breaking news: Attorney General Merrick Garland and his solicitor general are trying to strike while the iron is hot, so they think. They have just requested of the United States Supreme Court that the court take a series … of cases involving Second Amendment challenges … basically trying to take advantage of what they think is a huge win for them in the Rahimi case… [Watch]
It was a huge win. It showed just how malleable all the “good” Bruen judges, with the exception of Clarence Thomas, are.
And like all jackals, emboldened when they sense weakness, they move the circle in to attack.
[Via Jess]
New center to help prevent gun violence coming to Cleveland [More]
Nice parroting of the government’s narrative, “real reporter” Julia Bingel.
Looking forward to the follow-up in a year on how it all came true.
“We’re here to talk about a roughly one-inch piece of plastic. It looks innocuous enough, a little like a LEGO or a k’nex block. But this one-inch piece of plastic is killing people,” said Leigha Simonton, the U.S. attorney for the Northern District of Texas. “Machine gun conversion devices can turn Second Amendment-protected firearms into illegal weapons of war, and petty criminals into brutal killers. We cannot have our streets turned into war zones.” [More]
So the federal government has the authority to ban a one-inch piece of plastic– just like the Founders intended. And it’s killing people… does this broad ever listen to herself?
What the hell does Simpleton think “Second Amendment-protected firearms” were intended to be?
[Via Dan Gifford]
It’s clear that the FBI has no intention of responding, which makes fair another question: Why? [More]
Just who do you think works for whom anyway…?
However, she neglected to mention that the documents disclosed were not patient charts, were redacted to protect sensitive patient information, and complied with HIPAA, which permits anonymized information to be disclosed generally, and even protected information can be publicized if it’s used to stop egregious medical misconduct. [More]
Prosecutor Tina Ansari sounds like a vicious piece of… work.
It’s like the DOJ attracts sadists who get off on terrorizing anyone they can victimize, and especially anyone who recognizes them for what they are.
[Via WiscoDave]
Attorney General Delivers Remarks at ATF’s Third Annual Chiefs of Police Executive Forum on Crime Guns … First: our work is far from over. Progress is only progress. Our work is not done until all Americans feel safe in their communities. [More]
Boy, talk about slopping the hogs…
What have we learned about “progress“? And “feelings“?
Speaking of which, I don’t feel safe knowing these official swineherds can dispatch their JBTs out to flashbang my house at 3 a.m. if they think I have arms reserved for “Only Ones,” and execute any family member who so much as twitches…
[Via Antigone]
FBI was authorized to use ‘deadly force’ in classified docs search at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago, court filings reveal [More]
WarOnGuns Correspondent DDS envisions an interesting scenario…
DOJ Threatens Oklahoma With Lawsuit Over Immigration Law [More]
They have not only utterly failed at upholding their duty in the Preamble, they are actively subverting it.
They are the seditious insurrectionists.
[Via Michael G]
Cell phone location records put Lucas inside the Capitol building the afternoon of the riots, according to the documents, as do multiple photos taken from the event. He was reportedly inside the building for 14 minutes, during which time he was seen taking a photo with a statue of former President Ronald Reagan. [More]
Sounds like “insurrection” to me!
The building is known as the “The People’s House” because members of Congress represent the American people.
So they were checking up on their employees…?
Frank Ross Talbert, 40, a Lieutenant Colonel with U.S. Army Explosives Ordinance Disposal (EOD) assigned to Fort Campbell, is facing federal criminal charges after law enforcement officers conducted an investigation and executed multiple search warrants uncovering evidence that Talbert unlawfully imported firearms parts from Russia and other countries, unlawfully dealt in firearms without a federal firearms license, and committed multiple firearms violations related to the possession of machineguns… [More]
Disregarding for a moment that we all should be able to do that, I’m wondering how he thought he could without getting caught and if he exploited his official position in any way to do it.
Or is this just an hysterical way of painting snaring him with some technicalities?
[Via bondmen]
“Stunning On Multiple Levels”: DOJ Admits To Evidence Tampering In Trump Classified Docs Case [More]
They can’t let him win.
Expect ruthlessness from those immersed in the psychopathy of power and following orders, to him, and to anyone determined to expose those responsible. If lawfare doesn’t work, don’t expect the enemy to call it a day.
I wonder if they already have a “greatest threat” patsy picked out…
Now pray that I’m wrong. Because I sure do.
[Via bondmen]
Maxine Waters Calls on DOJ to Investigate Trump Supporters ‘Training Up in the Hills’ for Civil War [More]
As opposed to Maxine Waters supporters training for another “defining moment in the way that black people resisted“…?
And funny, how “insurrectionists of color” are social justice champions in this racist b!+ch’s world…
[Via bondmen]
“As a card-carrying member of the Greatest Threat, you’d think I’d want to do more than make popcorn.”
You got a freaking card?
No fair, man! No fair! [More]
Now you do, too:
What all those pages in the FOIA response did not do is provide what was being asked for. [More]
I wonder why they won’t share where they get the authority to strong-arm permanent gun disabilities without due process and that are not statutorily authorized from…
More guns are now trafficked to criminals through online sources such as Facebook, TikTok and Tinder than are trafficked at gun shows or flea markets, according to new Justice Department data that argues the marketplace for illegally obtained weapons is quickly evolving. [More]
You really can’t stop the signal.
[Via Jess]
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives 27 CFR Part 478 [Docket No. ATF 2022R–17; AG Order No. 5920–2024] RIN 1140–AA58 Definition of ‘‘Engaged in the Business’’ as a Dealer in Firearms AGENCY: Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives, Department of Justice. ACTION: Final rule. [More]
I wouldn’t call it “final.”
This isn’t over by a long shot.
St. Louis among next wave of cities in DOJ effort to fight violent crime [More]
And the Collaborative didn’t work, either?
No worries. Federal dollars fix everything!
[Via bondmen]
