Notes from the Resistance
Those Forgotten and Ignored 13 Words: Why We Need Our State Second Amendment Militias Back in Force and Effect [More]
Some of us have been saying that for a while, and wondering when the “gun rights groups” are going to give it some of the attention they devote exclusively to “self-defense.”
I have another Firearms News article coming out soon on efforts to ban “private paramilitary” activities.
[Via bondmen]
Senate Democrats Propose Bill That Would Criminalize Armed Church Security [More]
What is it Red Jamie and Ed Marxey want us to do?
I wrote an article on the bill for Firearms News over the weekend and expect it will be out before too long.
[Via JG]
Ohio Sheriff Warns Terror Attack Imminent by People Already Within US, Troopers Ordered to Carry AR-15s [More]
I’m thinking there are easier and more populated targets than Butler County, but good for him.
Now let’s see him offer to train a citizens auxiliary.
The “Preventing Private Paramilitary Activity Act” is being introduced by Senator Ed Markey from Massachusetts, and Congressman Jamie Raskin of Maryland, both Democrats. [More]
Both traitors…
Boy, Tess Owen of Vice really buys into their subversive crap, right down to calling Oath Keepers a “militia” and hyperventilating over the unarmed J6 protestors…
Here’s the proposed abomination.
It’s not showing up on GovTrack yet to show a 2% chance of passing…
[Via bondmen]
Michigan Sheriff Dar Leaf is offering a “militia course” to residents, according to a Friday Facebook post. The constitutionalist sheriff posted a graphic for enrollment to “learn a militiaman’s duty” for “potential jurors, homeschoolers, ladies & gentlemen.” [More]
No doubt TPTB are loooking for ways to infiltrate, smear, and destroy him.
China Rolling Out Thought Control Weapons In ‘Brain Warfare’ [More]
So will the citizen militia get them when available here, or will “in common use” screw us out of them?
And what if there’s a strategic reason tinfoil hats are ridiculed?
As the NRA fades, a more zealous US pro-gun group rises as a lobbying power [More]
Well, that’s what happens when you keep pushing.
Look now for the violence monopolists to try and destroy GOA leaders.
They’re probably too stupid to realize that will just motivate even more zealous gun owners.
[Via Jess]
Received via email from WarOnGuns Correspondent Wynn A:
The sentiment of gun owners seems to be if it isn’t ‘registered’ the powers that be don’t know about it. Fools errand. As witnessed with Katrina the goons will go door to door and forcibly search all buildings. The citizens of New Orleans went along with this outlandish conduct. Will today’s Americans do the same?
By the time they’re at your door, it’s too late.
Depending on the area, I have a feeling that if this starts in any significant numbers, many confiscators will end up more concerned about what’s coming to their door.
More to the point, what is the mental state of some ignorant Marxist hoplophobe who doesn’t understand the Second Amendment and thinks Americans who do will allow themselves to be disarmed?
Americans Don’t Want to Fight For Their Country Anymore [More]
So who are they going to get to confiscate the rifle behind every blade of grass?
How China Will Punch Out Our Lights [More]
And/or the tentacles in the digital infrastructure…
Add the development that “Getting rich isn’t China’s big project anymore; the project is power.”
Got power packs?
[Via bondmen]
The US Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit heard oral argument today in Reese v. BATFE involving whether young adults have a right to acquire firearms from federal gun dealers under the Second Amendment and, relatedly, whether 18 USC 922(b)(1) is constitutional. Mark Smith Four Boxes Diner predicts that this gun control statute will be struck down and then the US DOJ will have to seek cert from the US Supreme Court. [Watch]
What was the understanding at the time of the Founding?
[Via Jess]
But it was not normal. It was an anomaly, a glorious one, but an anomaly nonetheless. [More]
Word:
…I must ask where in history is any civilization guaranteed stasis? Has not despotism and mass destruction plagued every civilization that preceded ours? Is it not, in fact, still commonplace throughout the globe? By what suspension of reality, by what denial of the observable and the probable, by what art, device or magic are we sheltered few immune from catastrophe? Are we certain, from our brief and privileged vantage point, that such things will ever remain headline curiosities? Is it not just plain stupid to proclaim that our familiar way of life will forever be the norm, when everything that has gone before us shows we are, instead, the extremely lucky beneficiaries of a rare and fortunate convergence of circumstances; and one, by the way, that has only been preserved under force of arms?
And I loved the bit about the cat women.
[Via bondmen]
Yet, when these dedicated analysts came to their woke bosses, saying, “We need to pay attention to this!” Their bosses contemptuously dismissed them with something like, “Don’t worry about it” When the shallow and self-centered don’t want something to be true, they “pretend” it’s not true. That’s exactly what happened at Pearl Harbor in 1941, in Vietnam just prior to the Tet Offensive in 1968 (I was there for that one!), and in NYC in September of 2001. [More]
Ephesians 6:12 comes to mind.
David Codrea, in Firearms News reports that “While parallels to the situation in Ukraine are understandable enough to make with this new move to recruit civilians into the defense equation, the biggest similarity (and biggest mistake) is, both nations waited until the wolf was at the door to start the process. [More]
I was talking about Taiwan, but yeah, the parallels are there too.
I’ll take whatever publicity I can get as long as it doesn’t come with a mug shot.
[More]
Lying leftist motherf***er says that’s “ambiguous.”
Elias Alias deconstructs more of his moronic and deceptive foolishness in Oath Keepers: Targeted Red. I finished it and need to find time to write a review.
I recommend people buy it. I’ll explain why in my review.
Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir announced Tuesday that 10,000 assault rifles are being purchased and distributed to civilian security teams in communities along the country’s borders. [More]
This isn’t a case of just handing out rifles to civilians like they did in Ukraine:
Civilian security teams provide security to small towns and communities in Israel’s periphery and in West Bank settlements, some of which helped defend residents from the Hamas invasion on Saturday before the IDF was able to arrive.
But like Ukraine, what the government giveth, the government taketh away:
Approximately three years ago, the IDF began taking away firearms from some of these security teams due to the repeated theft of such weapons … they were essentially unarmed during Hamas’s invasion.
“Gun control” kills.
[More]
My Firearms News article was cited in 2A scholar Mark W. Smith’s Disarmed: What the Ukraine War Teaches Americans About the Right to Bear Arms.
I often cite him around here, so I guess I’d better get a copy and see what else he has to say.
Israeli Defense Minister Orders Weapons, Ammo Supplied to Gaza Border Communities [More]
Like with Ukraine and like with here, how does waiting until the last damn minute leave you anything but unprepared?
A scene from Blade Runner comes to mind…
‘Calling forth the Militia’ [More]
Not if the government has anything to say about it.
A lot fewer of us would die if the damned elected traitors and their functionaries hadn’t undermined our ability to organize and approach something resembling “well regulated.” And our “gun groups” with their legal efforts focused exclusively on “self-defense” own their portion of the mass uncoordinated unpreparedness.
[Via CP]
Acosta repeatedly asked Norman how Republicans planned to secure the border if there is a government shutdown and said, “I guess I don’t understand that.” [More]
HOW DO YOU EXPECT THE GOVERNMENT TO WORK IF IT’S RESTRAINED BY THE CONSTITUTION…???
Disregarding for a moment that there’s such a thing as priorities and it’s not like the powers that be are just going to tell the military to go home, there’s a whole ‘nother deliberately unused resource that those same powers have a vested interest in ignoring…
Washington hijinks aside, Wyoming’s Cowboy State Daily reported on Monday that “despite the Biden administration’s efforts to defund school hunter education and archery programs as ‘dangerous weapons training’ for students, Wyoming will go ahead with expanding those programs in public schools throughout the state.” [More]
And yes, Cornyn and Tillis are tools.
That said, where in the Constitution is this even a thing?
And what’s with ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ for “sporting purposes“?
Let me know when they replace Fudd Funding with “Introduction to Your Militia Duties” classes.
[Via Michael G]
America is in the midst of a police officer shortage… [More]
I don’t suppose anyone is conditioned to treat this as an opportunity…?
Or is it easier to just hire Hessians…?
[Via bondmen]
“We’re patrolling the neighborhood. But we have guns because the Second Amendment says that if you have a license, you are allowed to carry one,” he said. [More]
That’s not what it says at all.
While it’s encouraging to see this, you can’t very well claim rights if you don’t understand them.
Still, I wouldn’t mind seeing the racist implications of Connecticut’s asinine “duty to retreat” exposed.
[Via Jess]
“We remind the court that the Second Amendment refers to a right ‘of the people’ without mentioning age, and certainly young adults fall within the definition of ‘the people’ ever since they’ve been allowed to vote, and generations before that when they were considered part of the militia, and have been accepted into the military.” [More]
They’re not just “considered.” They’re recognized by law.
Desperate survivors in Lahaina are robbing people at gunpoint as they wait for food and shelter in the aftermath of the Maui wildfires, Hawaiian locals said. [More]
If only there was some Constitutional provision for dealing with mass social unrest…
[Via bondmen]
