Notes from the Resistance
ATF has posted the following corrections to the Final Rule which appeared in the Federal Register on April 26, 2022. The Final Rule, with these corrections, is effective in two days, August 24, 2022. This set of updates provides technical corrections to the Final Rule. [More]
What do you think the Founders would have had to say about this?
Gun owners on FBI’s Trump raid: ‘We told you so’ [More]
Some of us tried to tell him so, too.
“The current president should not be able to waive the executive privilege of a predecessor, without the consent of the former president. Otherwise, [privilege] means nothing. What president will ever discuss anything in private if he knows the man who beat him can and will disclose it.” [More]
Like Precrime, only with hindsight!
[Via Michael G]
Weaponizing The Bureaucracy: Who Will Protect Us From The Government’s Standing Army? [More]
I believe Firesign Theater has already answered that question for us.
This guy is too defeatist without a fight for my tastes.
Cleaning, gutting, and stringing up works both ways.
[Via bondmen]
The first, the Firearm Industry Fairness Act, mandates a new 20 percent tax on total revenue of firearm manufacturers who make MSRs, or the AR-15-style semiautomatic rifles she erroneously calls “assault weapons” … The second bill, the Firearm Industry Crime and Trafficking Accountability Act, would make it a requirement that every firearm manufacturer create a tracking database system that allows them to track crimes committed with guns they have sold. [More]
Here’s the takeaway:
The bill has no chance of becoming law.
The evil old rhymes-with-blunt doesn’t care whose rights she tramples on as long as it gets her power over others.
[Via Jess]
On Monday, ATF announced Ruling 2022-1, signed August 17, 2022, authorizing FFLs to retain an electronic version of each ATF Form 4473, provided the method of digital storage and conditions of the ruling are met. Retail FFLs seeking to eliminate paper and take advantage of the new ruling must comply with ATF Ruling 2016-2 and subsequent rulings. [More]
Yeah, Pamela Scott says her phone is full…
[Via Jess]
The FBI told a federal magistrate judge that it intended to open hundreds of safe deposit boxes seized during a March 2021 raid in order to inventory the items inside—but new evidence shows that federal agents were plotting all along to use the operation as an opportunity to forfeit cash and other valuables. [More]
So: Who’s going to jail?
[Via Jess]
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla explains Pfizer’s new tech to Davos crowd: “ingestible pills” – a pill with a tiny chip that send a wireless signal to relevant authorities when the pharmaceutical has been digested. “Imagine the compliance,” he says [More]
Now imagine the noncompliance.
Imagine it is armed.
Tangentially-Related UPDATE
YIKES! World Economic Forum Claims ‘Solid, Rational Reasons’ for Microchipping Children [More]
Think of it as real-time inventory management. You never know when Klaus Schwab will want to order one up and see what’s available for immediate delivery.
[Via Michael G]
The Break Down of The First Known ATF FRT Confiscation [More]
I continue to shake my head at the number of gun owners who don’t grok the basics. And I’m not surprised that they rolled on the next guy.
That said, I don’t think it’s fair to judge ATF Special Agent Chuck Donahoe until you’ve goose-stepped a mile in his jackboots.
[Via Jess]
The op-ed advocates doing away entirely with the Constitution. Why? The authors don’t quite put it this way, but the reason is that the Constitution fails to establish a pure democracy by plebiscite, and makes it difficult to use a transient majority to effect radical change. [More]
Then those who would rule us and who control all major means of communication wouldn’t need to just ignore it anymore.
It figures The New York Times would publish such a subversive screed. As for the ivory tower Harvard and Yale apparatchiks, when useful idiots are no longer needed, that which they’re helping bring into being generally finds a suitable place for “new people.”
[Via Michael G]
Think The FBI Deserves The Benefit Of The Doubt? This Laundry List Of Corruption Should Make You Think Again [More]
Let’s just say I think they deserve full due process after being frog-marched to booking and having their assets frozen.
I heard an interesting factoid the other day, that the FBI considered It’s a Wonderful Life subversive, with elements of communist propaganda techniques, which is pretty ironic seeing as how Jimmy Stewart later starred in the blatantly propagandistic The FBI Story, going after domestic commies. And that guy was a mixed bag– no doubt about it, he put himself on the line in WWII, but then was persuaded to undermine RKBA along with some other names that may surprise those who don’t already know.
[Via GP]
Tangentially-Related UPDATES
FBI Agent Pleads Guilty to Destroying Evidence to Frame Pro-Trump Political Prisoner [More]
If anyone can make me rethink my position on crucifixion, it’s evil ambitious functionaries like this.
[Via bondmen]
Which is why all the “gun pundits” celebrating “diversity” without factoring in voting patterns are fooling themselves and their followers. If owning a gun was all it took, we’d have no better pals than David Chipman and Lon Horiuchi.
And speaking of idiots…
[Via Jess]
Dead Regimes Walking [More]
The Anticommunism Action Team brings us the latest on abuses and failures of collectivist tyranny from around the world.
Democrats will lose Rep. Jerrold Nadler, Rep. Carolyn Maloney or both after Tuesday’s election [More]
But don’t worry. If I know my New York Democrats, and I do, whoever emerges will be a horrible choice for gun owners.
…Securities and Exchange Commission, chairman Gary Gensler remains undeterred in expanding the agency’s power beyond its constitutional boundaries. [More]
And the government continues to get away with in-your-face illegitimate power grabs with all means of civil redress being cut off. What’s that phrase everybody on the left freaked out over when Sharron Angle mentioned it?
Oh, yeah, “Second Amendment solutions…”
Funny, how Budowsky so admired the guy who said this…
And thanks again, NRA “Political Victory Fund”! Frickin’ duplicitous sacks…
Boxes of paper records fill nearly every corridor of the ATF’s National Tracing Center, where agents are struggling to keep up with surging requests from local police. [More]
Still singing the same old song…
What they want, of course, is a national registry database traceable to legal purchasers that will by design exclude the illegal ones. Who but a deplorable hate-filled racist Nazi white supremacist could be against that?
[Via Jess]
New York State Senate blocks citizens on Twitter, an unconstitutional move to crush dissent [More]
If you can eviscerate the Second Amendment with impunity, why would the First worry you? And it’s just fine, of course, with Twitter, which does the Democrats’ bidding in a fascist public/private partnership workaround. Besides, policy violations only result in expulsion for those deemed enemies of the regime.
Why the J6 “insurrectionists” did not come armed has still not been explained and remains as confounding as why a suspect armed with an AR-15 would bother shooting into an FBI field office with a nail gun. But that’s not as important to those who would tar half their countrymen with the brush of traitor. [More]
One way to chill criticism of the FBI is to conflate anyone who does with violent, hateful, and dangerous domestic extremists who need to be disarmed.
The Firearm Industry Fairness Act would mean that “the family hunting rifle is not taxed at the same rate as an assault weapon, and would ensure that the firearm industry, like other industries in America, takes responsibility for the safety and misuse of its products,” Maloney said in a statement. [More]
Until someone, say, Carolyn Maloney, decides they’re “sniper rifles“…
There ain’t no deals with Polyphemus. He’ll eat you when he damn well feels like it.
Unless…
[Via Jess]
ATF’s New ‘Ghost Gun’ Rules Are as Clear as Mud – The ATF used a lot of words that invite lawsuits and leave industry insiders baffled. [More]
That’s by design. Make things so complicated nobody can figure them out and be willing to take investment risks. Plus, fedgov has unlimited resources to tie challenges up in court for years and/or until the Democrats can pass bulletproof legislation.
[Via Samuel W]
THE MILITARIZATION OF THE U.S. EXECUTIVE AGENCIES [More]
So much for “weapons of war on the streets.” Combined with the demands for citizen disarmament, it doesn’t appear that “commonsense gun safety” is the real goal here.
I missed this resource when it came out. It looks like it’ll come in handy in the future.
[Via Doc]
Newly-signed NY law says toy weapons must be white, bright colors, or ‘translucent’ [More]
They can be white but they can’t be black or brown? Another brand new “progressive” idea, I see…
So will they be able to raid and throw you in the slammer if you picked up a vintage Johnny Seven OMA or Mattel Tommy-Burst Detective Set off of eBay? I don’t suppose anyone would be interested in exploring why we used to be able to play with these across the land without provoking a hysterical SWAT response…?
And on the flip side, do you think Kathy knows about Furious Mike?
[Via Jess]
Are gun advertisements in FTC’s crosshairs? Critics decry ‘toxic’ messaging as firearm sales soar [More]
If tyrants don’t respect the Second, why should the First bother them any?
It figures this subversion originated with the monopoly of violence apparatchiks over at USA Today, a Gannett Publication…
[Via Remarks]
Plaintiff lacks standing…Bruen is the wrong person to sue…plaintiff hasn’t shown injury… the plaintiff hasn’t shown a likelihood of winning… [More]
Everything to dance around and obscure the indisputable fact that these m***********g tyrannical New York a******s are denying a fundamental right to We the People under force of arms with full intent to bring an up-to-lethal hammer down on the head of anyone who disobeys.
[Via Antigone]
Grassley says new whistleblower info reveals ‘deeply rooted political infection’ within the FBI [More]
Does this shock you as much as it does me?
