Notes from the Resistance
Jeremy Brown Sentenced to 7 Years and 3 Months in Prison for Refusing to Work as an Undercover Operative for FBI on January 6 and Then Later Releasing Audio of His Meeting with FBI [More]
He was sentenced on weapons convictions. There should be no need to bury that to gin up outrage.
[Via bondmen]
Neighbors in shock after learning beloved couple were the hostages in deadly Roseville shooting [Watch]
Naturally, the scumbag has a record. And naturally, the story goes light on who shot the hostages. And why the “Only Ones” thought going after a known danger in a public place is left unexplained.
There’s no indication the victims would have been so inclined, but assuming either of them had gone through all the hoops for a Placer County CWP, California Democrats and the predator empowerment lobby have taken steps to “ensure “designat[e] vital community spaces like parks and playgrounds as off-limits to weapons throughout the state.”
[Via 1Gat]
Both chambers of the Washington State Legislature have now approved a historic ban on the sale of assault weapons in Washington state. [More]
They know they’re doing evil. They not only don’t care, they get off on it.
This will be resolved one of two ways: Either the Supreme Court will rule it unconstitutional, or the people who will not disarm will.
As expected, the clearly unconstitutional HB 2005, with the -11 amendment passed out of the Ways and Means Committee today on a party line vote. (Even the lawyer who wrote the bill told the committee that it’s likely much of the bill is unconstitutional.) [More]
It’s not that they don’t care that it’s tyrannical. That it is is what they get off on.
SHOCK: The DoJ now admits that another 40 undercover agents were with the Proud Boys on J6 – from HSI – Homeland Security Investigations. The vast majority of the group was paid by the government as either W2 employees or CHS. [More]
It might be simpler to try and figure out who’s NOT an agent provocateur…
[Via WiscoDave]
The Supreme Court also struck down a New York state law that had been in place since 1913 restricting people from carrying concealed firearms. As the nation reflects on gun violence, such a reckless reversal of New York’s gun control law is intolerable, noted the governor of New York. American political commentator Matthew Dowd pointed out that the problems facing the United States today are rooted in the fragmentation of democracy. What American citizens want are a fair ruling in Roe v. Wade, a real gun reform, higher minimum wages, steeper taxes on the super-rich, better health care for all, and other reforms that heed popular calls. [More]
So the Bush/Cheney chief campaign strategist is basically speaking for the Chicoms on “gun control”…
[Via WiscoDave]
“Don’t Lie” is a cooperative program between the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF), the Department of Justice (DOJ), and NSSF. [More]
So if a trusted friend or relative is a “prohibited person” because they ran afoul of some unconstitutional citizen disarmament edict, or have been “red flagged” and disenfranchised without due process, the industry “solution” is to turn your back on him? Sounds like fascism in action to me.
If someone has been proven a truly dangerous character, why would they be anyplace they could receive a gun — from any source? We all know what prior restraint “background checks” enable, and how that will be exploited once Democrats have the votes. And since when is the mantra that “gun control” works?
Every time I see NSSF bragging about licking jackboots, kapos and drivers come to mind.
On March 30, New Mexico Governor and Democrat Michelle Lujan Grisham signed one of the worst election bills in the U.S. country into law. The bill, dubbed the “New Mexico Voting Rights Act,” is a massive expansion of Democrat-backed election policies that blue states across the nation are intent on ramming through state legislatures. [More]
And guess what one of her major priorities will be.
[Via Michael G]
In Washington state, House Bill 1240 was voted out of a Senate committee Tuesday, making it closer to becoming a reality. [More]
Here’s where you can track its progress.
After it passes and then wends its way through the challenges, all the Supreme Court will have to do to let it stand is… nothing.
If they do decide it’s time to resolve splits, a prayer for the continued good health of Justice Thomas wouldn’t hurt.
[Via Jess]
Hydrogen and Stupidity Are The Most Common Things In The Universe. But Not In That Order. [More]
Fighting insanity is all the harder when the madness is systemic.
I hope Oregon gun owners appreciate who is wading into this crazy mess on a daily basis and if not helping with time and effort at least chipping in for gas.
Ask yourself who would be bringing you this news and coordinating the resistance if Kevin ever stopped…
It will become untenable for @MarshaBlackburn @BillHagertyTN @AndyOgles & other Republicans to continue blocking gun control legislation. These students will turn 18 & make gun control a priority when they vote. [More]
I’ve run into their type before.
They’ll still have the problem of “We will not disarm” to overcome, and I am just not seeing the intellect, discipline, or capability.
[Via @pamnsc]
Ramadan in Canada: Muslim slashes passenger’s throat on a bus [More]
Fortunately for terrorists, Fidelito says you can’t defend yourself with a gun in Canada!
[Via @pamnsc]
[Deleted photo — from the thumbnail my mind conflated the red t-shirts with Moms Demand Action shirts. But he’s still big on citizen disarmament.]
The Windy City decided on its new mayor Tuesday after a tight race between two blues, with a progressive, Bernie Sanders-endorsed Democrat taking the keys to the Chicago mayor’s office. [More]
Meet the new boss. Same as the old boss.
Forget it, Jake. It’s Chi-Town.
WE DID IT – thanks to the tireless efforts of Wisconsin Moms Demand Action volunteers and help from supporters like you, Judge Janet Protasiewicz was elected to the Wisconsin Supreme Court! [More]
In other words, it will be impossible for anything Second Amendment-related to get a fair hearing on an appeal.
And if Wisconsin Democrats have their way, it will be illegal aliens hauling gun owners in.
However, the ATF points out that the actual reason for the revocations may include but are “not limited to, the above list.” That is a massive understatement, since the real reasons for the majority of recent FFL revocations are far less serious. They are, in fact, minor clerical errors, which the ATF now considers willful violations of its self-written rules rather than simple mistakes, because of its zero-tolerance policy that Biden and Attorney General Merrick Garland announced in June 2021. [More]
Shades of Red’s Trading Post (five full pages or blog posts for those who want to see what it took for just one gun shop to prevail)…
I’m remembering the time a U.S. Marshal tried to scare me away from covering that.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
STATEMENT OF FACTS
IND-71543-23
-against DONALD J. TRUMP,
Defendant. [More]
Everybody knows the judge is a foreign-born Joe Biden/Act Blue activist whose daughter worked for Kamala Harris, right?
Currently, when constitutional amendments are placed on the ballot, it takes only a simple majority (50% plus one vote) to change the constitution. SJR 2 would require any future constitutional amendment to be approved by at least 60% of the voters, whether proposed by initiative petition, by the General Assembly, or by a constitutional convention. [More]
This ought to buy us some time, at least.
But the changes the state is going through have already taken over where I live.
And we know how that ends up.
South African intellectual in Budapest: country’s water and power system could collapse, following disastrous affirmative action policies; Boer population planning for strategic withdrawal to thirty towns, building own infrastructure; don’t have EU passports, so must dig in. [More]
The Boers are the only African population that Europe isn’t eager to welcome.
Who thinks this can’t happen here?
[Via WiscoDave]
Clearview AI scraped 30 billion images from Facebook and gave them to cops: it puts everyone into a ‘perpetual police line-up’ [More]
If the government didn’t want it, you can bet there’d be injunctions.
Independent journalist Steve Baker says he was recently warned that his aggressive reporting and commentary about Jan. 6 have created growing ire at the U.S. Department of Justice that could lead to his prosecution for being at the Capitol on that fateful Wednesday in 2021. [More]
Well, if he’s an “independent,” he’s not an “Authorized Journalist” then, is he?
And scary official threats of retaliation for reporting the truth… where have we seen that before?
[Via bondmen]
Sen. Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) on Sunday conceded that a federal ban on assault rifles is unlikely because of a lack of congressional support but pushed for lawmakers to consider a bill that would require training before purchasing such a weapon. [More]
It’s past time to let the GOP know that if they expect to keep the voting charade going another year they’d best get their Vichycons under control to stop this in its tracks.
Because the ultimate reality is, Republicans need people who will not disarm more than people who will not disarm need them.
[Via Dan Gifford]
And more, coming soon to a crumbling Republic near you if useful idiot Democrat voters have their way.
Canada Advances Plan to Euthanize Children Without Parental Consent [More]
I understand in Georgia they have to clear it with Anne Allen Westbrook first.
[Via Michael G]
All to say, the Supreme Court’s original justification for qualified
immunity—that Congress wouldn’t have abrogated common-law
immunities absent explicit language—is faulty because the 1871 Civil Rights Act expressly included such language. Those sixteen lost words, by presumably encompassing state common-law principles, undermine the doctrine’s long professed foundation and underscore that what the 1871 Congress meant for state actors who violate Americans’ federal rights is not immunity, but liability—indeed, liability notwithstanding any state law to the contrary. [More]
So the whole scam is exactly that, and it’s within the power of the Supreme Court to end it…?
[Via Michael G]
