Notes from the Resistance
Robots told reporters Friday they could be more efficient leaders than humans, but wouldn’t take anyone’s job away and had no intention of rebelling against their creators. [More]
Tell me that doesn’t sound like a John Quincy Adding Machine campaign promise.
Or more likely, GIGO…
Now all we have to do is link all those “smart guns” to Skynet…
‘Nudge Unit’ Chief Says UK Will Obey Future Lockdowns: Citizens Have ‘Learnt the Behaviour’ [More]
Now ring a bell and watch them salivate!
And no. They’re too far gone and I’ll need mine to deal with all the Morlocks the stupid Eloi have enabled.
Sorry, Sir Winston. That generation has passed.
[Via Michael G]
Restricting the Government from Speaking to Tech Companies Will Spread Disinformation and Harm Democracy [More]
Hey, we could be East Korea!
At least that’s what the guy who said “I personally hate gun violence and wouldn’t mind having all guns confiscated” believes.
[Via Steve T]
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney said Tuesday that the dealer who sold guns to the person involved in a mass shooting in Kingsessing “should be sued until they’re out of business.” [More]
He wants them all closed down. He wants you unarmed. No rifles, no handguns…
“That’s because Kenney and his gal pal are guarded 24/7 by a security detail of at least eight armed Philadelphia police officers.”
Looks like the wrong pig on that spit…
[Via Jess]
Ironically, the main impediment to any of this happening is what the Founders knew to be “necessary to the security of a free State,” an armed citizenry capable of organizing and repelling “enemies foreign and domestic,” the very people these myopic billionaires in their arrogance and hubris are helping to finance AstroTurf citizen disarmament edicts against. [More]
Cake isn’t what the collectivist mob intends to eat.
In its final report released last week, the group claimed “discriminatory” laws “have torn African American families apart,” and that one effect of that is the “harms” caused by “the disproportionate amount of African Americans who are burdened with child support debt.” [More]
Do these people hire, like, comedy writers or something?
“We should be serving people. Is 60% serving the people?” said Akron Mayor Daniel Horrigan… going from majority rule to 60% rule that’s pretty significant of a change,” said Horrigan. [More]
So I guess he really hates the federal requirements and considers his judgment superior to the Framers’. Nothing like changing the Constitution by ginned-up mob rule to guarantee somebody will be served.
Daniel’s the same Democrat liar (but I repeat myself) who wants us to believe infringements against you and me are what would have saved Na’kia, Mar’Viyah, and MiKayla.
Ohio gun owners: What are you doing to make Issue 1 truth a priority?
It would be hard to convince me that this is a normal routine inspection and not an effort at retribution by the Justice Department and their henchmen at BATFE. [More]
Biden’s DOJ puts the squeeze on an FFL who’s suing over bump stocks. The tyrannical pettiness reminds me of Red’s Trading Post.
So if it’s not happenstance and it’s not a coincidence, what does that leave us?
I became aware of this soon after I announced my slowdown. I was thinking of maybe doing an article, but I couldn’t do a better job than John Richardson has done, so why not just go read what he has to say?
Brazil’s top elections court voted Friday to bar Jair Bolsonaro from running for office for eight years — a period that covers the next presidential election — for making what members of the panel said were claims he knew to be false about the integrity of the country’s voting systems. [More]
So “democracy” is just another word of political convenience…?
And if the people want guns…?
Cuba’s Eternal Revolution through the Prism of Insurgency, Socialism, and Espionage not only relates the defining moments of the Cuban Revolution, including the Moncada Barracks attack and the assault on Batista’s Presidential Palace, but also delves into the lesser-known insurgency against the communist regime of Fidel Castro when Cuban farmers and rural peasants, led by former revolutionaries who felt betrayed by the communist turn of the Revolution and Cuba’s alliance with the Soviet camp, “returned to the hills” to wage war against Castro’s communist regime. [More]
Hence the question “¿Armas para que?“
You really should know about Dr. Miguel A. Faria, Jr. and his writings.
Hey, SCOTUS — the right to life trumps the right to own a gun [More]
Don’t tell us, tell the abortion lobby.
Jonathan Lowy puts the lie to Brady and Everytown saying they respect the Second Amendment BUT…
I see he’s dusted off the same lies that got Fast and Furious started.
And guess where he gets the “human rights violation” talking points from.
[Via Jess]
Legislature moves toward stricter gun laws in wake of Supreme Court decision Live fire for licensing, new list of gun crimes proposed [More]
But wait! There’s more!
Similar Bills
- H.1619193rd (Current)An Act increasing penalties for the illegal sale and possession of firearms
- H.2361193rd (Current)An Act banning semi-automatic firearms
- H.2366193rd (Current)An Act to clarify the prosecution of illegal guns
- H.2365193rd (Current)An Act requiring live fire practice for a firearms license
- S.1529193rd (Current)An Act to prevent illegal trafficking and gun violence among youth in the Commonwealth
I see that vacuous cud-chewer holding the sign and wonder if she even knows who John Parker was.
[Via Jess]
That question appears to have been answered with a resounding yes by the House Judiciary Committee. Yesterday it released its report, “The Weaponization of CISA: How a ‘Cybersecurity’ Agency Colluded with Big Tech and ‘Disinformation’ Partners to Censor Americans,” on government censorship. [More]
At what point does “insurrection” against control freaks become a duty?
[Via bondmen]
Jessica, a US veteran, was found guilty in November on crimes she never committed. The corrupt DC Judge would not allow Jessica or her fellow defendants to cross-examine the fraudulent fed informants who lied about her during trial. Now Jessica sits in prison for crimes she never committed. [More]
The harshness of punishment is proportional to the amount of fear corrupt rulers have of those who demand their birthright of freedom.
It’d sure be nice if noisemaking Republicans made finding out who “1%watchdog” is a priority.
[Via bondmen]
According to the TSA, any passenger with the four-letter code on their boarding pass can be swabbed for the residue of illegal substances, such as drugs or explosives. Those passengers will also face additional questioning about travel plans and previous trips. The special security measures that come with an SSSS code can add an additional hour to the security check process. [More]
Tell me THAT’s not a loophole “we” should close!
I wonder if Mad Maxie will be our inquisitor…
[Via Sweet Babboo]
“This is hilarious. The boss of Raytheon, one of the US top weapons manufacturers, says the company has ‘several thousand suppliers in China and decoupling . . . is impossible.’” [More]
Say, gang, I’ve got a swell idea! Let’s force that same dependency on America’s entire supply chain!
Any questions about why those bringing this about, like their masters, don’t want us armed?
Hey, who’s up for dying for “gun-free” Taiwan?
H.R. 4202: To amend title 18, United States Code, to expand to all firearms the requirement that Federal firearms licensees report sales of 2 or more handguns to the same unlicensed person within 5 consecutive business days. [More]
Is there anyone on the sponsors list that’s NOT a bloated career parasite?
[Via Jess]
Pentagon program hunts those who ‘embarrass’ its generals – Intercept – A new system is capable of pinpointing the ‘exact location’ of anyone who could cause reputational damage to its charges [More]
Assuming they’re capable of embarrassment…
[Via WiscoDave]
During my visit to Highwood Creek Outfitters, I learned that the IRS confiscated all the 4473 forms from the store. This means that the sensitive personal information of any customer ever to purchase a firearm at Highwood Creek Outfitters is now in the hands of the IRS. These background check forms include no financial information, and there is no discernable reason why the IRS would need these forms. The IRS committed an egregious breach of privacy for Montana’s gun owners, and I am outraged that the agents involved showed no regard for federal law. Although there are still some murky details regarding the events at Highwood Creek Outfitters. There is no circumstance in which 4473’s would be necessary in an investigation spearheaded by the IRS. [More]
I guess seizing records outright beats taking pictures with their phones. Funny, how this most significant piece of information got buried until the end of the “news” account…
[Via Jess]
It’s about official as it can get. Senate Minority Leader Tim Knopp has made a deal with the Democrats and you are on the chopping block. Personally made firearms will be banned under Knopp’s sell out and while there is some talk of getting something on the record that it will not apply to AR style uppers, we have no reason to think they are actually going to change the language of the bill to clarify that. [More]
Yeah, throw the circling jackals a scrap of flesh. That’ll make ’em go away!
Mayor’s proposed gun control ordinance passes Public Safety and Criminal Justice Committee [More]
They didn’t want him to be the only one getting his name in the paper.
And that’s as far as it will get.
[Via Sweet Babboo]
Colleague José Niño examines the varied and in-your-face ways states are getting away with undermining the right to keep and bear arms and gets some quotes from one of my favorite people along the way…
As former President Donald Trump prepares for his upcoming court appearance in Florida on Tuesday, FBI agents across the country are actively looking for possible ‘domestic terror threats,’ according to a CNN report citing law enforcement sources. This follows reports that pro-Trump groups are making plans to travel to Miami to show their support for the former President as he faces bogus federal charges in the classified documents case. [More]
And guess who they’re coordinating with.
