Notes from the Resistance
I would bet that the vast majority of all NYPD officers never even touched a real firearm until after they joined the department and were sent to the range. After all, guns and gun owners are bad, right? [More]
That’s not far off from what a retired NYPD Sergeant and firearms instructor, whom I actually developed a cordial relationship with, told me over several evenings of drinks and cigars.
Gov. Gordon didn’t mince words when discussing the Second Amendment Protection Act. He called it an “embarrassment,” noting all 23 sheriffs in Wyoming oppose it. The bill currently sits on the governor’s desk. He vetoed a similar bill last year. [More]
So, “law and order Republicans” can be every bit the impediment Marxist Democrats can be…? Who knew?
And yeah, I understand the name “Dorr” evokes certain … expectations.
[Via Jess]
Plaque Honoring the Heroism of Capitol Police Officers on January 6 Installed in Capitol [More]
That hardly goes far enough, so I made a ChatGPT request:
Be very, very quiet. He’s hunting Babbitts.
Tangentially-Related UPDATE
Virginia Democrats Move to Require Teaching Jan. 6th as an “Insurrection” [More]
How many politicians were attacked again…?
[Via Michael G]
A spokesman from Thames Valley Police said: “[It is the] last week to surrender illegal Bruni black firing pistols. “If you have one of the five illegal Bruni TVBF models, hand it in safely and anonymously. “After 27 February you could face prosecution and up to 10 years in prison. [More]
And Thames Valley Police are “not obliged” to justify their tyranny.
[Via WiscoDave]
New Bill Closes Loophole Abused By Democrats For Hiring Illegals As Police [More]
I’ve covered this topic for Firearms News and AmmoLand, and include “legal” foreign nationals in my concerns, as it’s impossible for them to swear the required oath and mean it.
With “Only Ones” like these, who needs blue helmets?
[Via bondmen]
Laurel County officials call for federal investigation into wrong-address police shooting [More]
Hey, you can’t be too careful on those stolen weed eater cases.
[Via Jess]
An 18-year-old man spent 20 hours in jail this week after his attorney says New Roads police wrongfully arrested him on felony charges for allegedly possessing a stolen gun that was not stolen. [More]
But…but…but serial numbers…
It sounds like they’ve got bigger problems than incompetence.
[Via Jess]
Councilor Loretta Smith, who represents East Portland in District 1, has drafted a city ordinance to allow city councilors to openly carry a firearm while conducting city business. [More]
Shall we consult text, history, and tradition?
I ask, Who are the militia? They consist now of the whole people, except a few public officers.
For “progressives,” every day is Opposite Day.
[Via Steve T]
Is there a reason to have your finger so close to a trigger while putting a sling on your loaded service weapon? [More]
Additionally, when they’re clearly incapable of running down and/or overpowering, they’re really left with no choice but to open fire. Noting the suspects she’s liable to be confronted with, how will that not result in racially “disproportionate” uses of lethal force?
[Via WiscoDave]
The unidentified man, who is a French national born in 1978, allegedly tried to attack an officer guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and was shot by another officer. [More]
Why is he unidentified, and why is it also important to point out he’s a “French national” without telling us his origins and what kind of terrorism he aligned with?
Good thing he attacked cops and not mere citizens, though.
A U.S. Border Patrol agent was briefly arrested last week after attempting to bring a flash-bang grenade through security at McAllen-Miller International Airport in Texas, prompting a police response and raising questions about airport security enforcement and prosecutorial decisions. [More]
Charges were dismissed against him but not against a “civilian’ who forgot his handgun in his carry-on.
I’m not buying the “probable cause” excuse. This looks more to me like another case of “professional courtesy.”
[Via Lane]
HOMAN BACKS DOWN, THOSE RESPONSIBLE FOR SEDITION NOT ARRESTED [More]
Putting the “bull” in “bulldog”...
[Via Wynn A]
This guy got arrested at a Christmas parade in Florida for wearing a body armor vest concealed under his shirt. The problem is, that wasn’t illegal. I saw this in the news, with cops taking a victory lap and Karens rejoicing about it, so I put in a request for the footage, and just got it. And it’s worse than I even thought it would be. Lawful conduct does not become illegal just because police officers – or Karens – are afraid of something. My rights don’t end where your fear of some perfectly legal object begins. [Watch]
Those “citizens” grateful to the “Only Ones” remind me of nothing so much as the sheep bleating for Lambert to save her.
Why would communists be afraid of them?
[Via Andy M]
At least two dozen U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement employees and contractors have been charged with crimes since 2020, and their documented wrongdoing includes patterns of physical and sexual abuse, corruption and other abuses of authority, a review by The Associated Press found. [More]
By all means, expose and pursue criminality and corruption everywhere it is found, and punish the guilty as harshly as they deserve.
That said, how many sworn agents, how many convictions, and how does it compare in numbers and rates with, say, “blue” city and state LE’s — not to excuse anything, but to keep things in perspective?
Sorry, but force of habit makes me wonder about a clumsily-masked agenda every time I see the Associated Press is pushing a narrative, in this case, wanting to aid and abet illegals remaining in this country to give Democrats political dominance.
Looking at “reporter” Ryan J. Foley’s X feed, his sympathies are hardly kept close to the vest.
[Via Jake S]
After McFadden answered, “Mecklenburg County” again, Chesser remarked, “This is not where I was anticipating getting stuck. Um, are you aware of how many branches of government there are?” The sheriff quickly shot back, “No.” [More]
Well, isn’t that “speacial.”
How can you swear an oath to support something you’re oblivious to?
You can’t.
Retards electing retards is no way to run a Republic.
One of many lessons from our hearings today. In many cases, the police were complicit in these rapes. I do not say that lightly. The lack of any desire to investigate these men is criminal. It happened again and again and again. And yes. It’s mainly because the rapists were Muslims. [More]
You gotta wonder at what point — if any — normal men will hoist the black flag.
Not there, they’re cooked. Here.
As long as bellies are still full and there’s something to lose all we’ll hear are grumblings. Let the supply system break and things will happen fast.
[Via Michael G]
