Notes from the Resistance
Pennsylvania judge convicted of shooting ex-boyfriend in head as he slept [More]
And “in a 2019 incident … she shot her estranged husband after asking him to come to her home to help move furniture…”?
Sounds like “can’t be trusted with a gavel” is the least of it…
Any bets against “Democrat“…?
The parents of a third-grader who brought a gun to a Spotsylvania County elementary school, and accidentally fired it in a classroom, have been charged with child endangerment and firearms violations. [More]
Who does that kid think he is?
As of Thursday morning, the exact goal of the agents at the L.A. schools was unclear. [More]
Between Lillian and Russell, I gotta say I’m stumped along with Yul.
Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue.” And I have that on good authority.
[Via Sweet Babboo]
Marvin Richardson, a 35-year ATF veteran, resigned late on Wednesday. [More]
Gee. That’s too bad.
The Bonds had sought permission from Urban Forestry to chop down the tree… [More]
Now ask’em about horses and hounds.
I wonder how Sarah and Joel vote…
[Via Michael G]
U.S. Second Amendment: Means ALL Weapons & ZERO Infringements [More]
Congress have no power to disarm the militia. Their swords, and every other terrible implement of the soldier, are the birthright of an American…
I’ve been following Alan Chwick’s work for a long time. Have you?
His insights, including when combined with those of Paul Gallant, Sherry Gallant, and his recently deceased writing partner Joanne D. Eisen, have been invaluable learning tools for me.
UPDATE
This comment is worthy of consideration.
I know that when I pointed out something that concerned me, Alan told me “Feel free to call it out. Open dialog is always good.”
Leftists Are Now Debating if Carving a Swastika in a Tesla Should Be a Hate Crime [More]
They get to decide. After all, it’s their symbol.
[Via bondmen]
Amazon Brings Back Controversial Anti-Theft Metal Detector Screenings for Employees: ‘Make Our Facilities More Safe and Secure’ [More]
Because nothing improves employee morale like saying “We don’t trust you.”
Of course, that starts before Day One, when companies require you to submit a urine sample, and Americans have just gone along with it.
Very few can imagine jobs without submitting to such an insulting invasion of privacy and an assumption that having to prove innocence is the American way. And fewer of us remember.
[Via bondmen]
Another Fed Op? Former CIA Officer Says Ryan Routh Was Almost Certainly Speaking with FBI Agent Before Attempted Trump Assassination — There is NO WAY to Justify Him Getting on Golf Course with Rifle [More]
The pity of stories like this is thinking people can’t automatically dismiss them, and our receptiveness to entertaining the worst is on the FBI.
[Via bondmen]
243 creates the waiting period that was eliminated long ago when Republicans made a “deal” with Democrats. Proving once again that making a deal with Democrats is a fool’s errand. [More]
New California Law Only Allows 3 Guns Per Month [Watch]
Ah, a spate…
This bill would increase the number of firearms that a person can apply to purchase within any 30-day period from one to 3…
I mean, that’s not acceptable, either, but it looks like a move in the right direction. What am I missing?
[Via Jess]
We, the undersigned, urge the U.S. Department of Justice to immediately sever all ties with the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) and formally renounce its influence on federal law enforcement and public policy decisions. [More]
So… no more quasi-official symbiosis…?
Would The Violent Left Try to Influence the Supreme Court if it Takes the Maryland ‘Assault Weapons’ Ban Case? [More]
I’ve even got a name for their group!
[Via Michael G]
In a bold but ultimately unsuccessful effort, State Rep. Brian Harrison (R–Midlothian) forced a vote Wednesday on a resolution to remove Texas House Speaker Dustin Burrows, accusing him of betraying Republican voters and handing power to Democrats… The final vote was 141-2, with five members present but not voting, and two absent. [More]
Republicans, they thirst for death.
[Via Sweet Babboo]
The concept emerged for Mr. Roscher, 35, as he watched Russia invade Ukraine in 2022. Ukrainian civilians were flooding the streets with little ability to defend themselves. [More]
Which provided the biggest case for the Second Amendment until the government had second thoughts.
As much as these folks try to put distance between themselves and the Militia, what they’re doing is close except for our government abdicating its duty to officially organize, arm, and discipline, and in many cases outlawing private training.
The one thing I see missing from this writeup on the “prepared citizen movement” is political education and advocacy to forestall a lot of what they’re training for from growing into threats there is no other way of stopping. They’re not doing themselves or the rest of the Republic any favors if they’re training members who then turn around and vote for gun-grabbing Democrats.
