Notes from the Resistance
FBI lost count of how many paid informants were at Capitol on Jan. 6, and later performed audit to figure out exact number [More] “Lousy with snitches” hardly seems consistent with “the land of the free”… [Via bondmen]
The officer who made the allegations against LAPD’s Assistant Chief Al Labrada said she found the tracking device in a waterproof Pelican box inside of her vehicle and that the device was traced back to his city-issued smartphone. [More] Well, Al, you did ask for snitches… [Via Steve T]
States Stop Credit Card Companies From Tracking Gun Purchases, Though It May Not Last [More] And here Priscilla Sims Brown was just itching to snitch. Let the Dems get a majority and she’ll be able to open it up full throttle. [Via bondmen]
Central NY man sentenced to prison for illegal rifle after gun dealer reports large ammo sales [More] Is Master pleased with you, gunsnitch? Did he have something on you or were you just trying to suck up and curry favor? I don’t see who the informant was from this. [Via bondmen]
Mark Zuckerberg spent $43M on security, but gives millions to ‘defund police’ groups [More] All the while implementing Chinese-style censorship and snitch policies on guns… Send not to know for whom the tumbrel rolls… [Via Jess]
I haven’t been this enamored of “social media” since Facebook told me wishing readers a contemplative Bill of Rights Day violated community standards. Since the only reason I’m on “social media” (which I use as advocacy media) is to promote my work and support the work of others, I don’t solicit for “friends” or “followers” … Continue reading “Et Tu, Elon?”
Bank of America Turns Over Information on Gun Owners to the FBI [More] Bastard snitches. I’m wondering if lawsuits by customers and then by shareholders might be in the cards… And if there’s ever a change in administrations, criminal prosecutions…
ATF’s new snitch app will help remove trigger-pullers from the streets [More] It’s not new. But I do have a new question. [Via Michael G]
LAPD chief accused of feeding personal data to anti-police activists: ‘Bounty on our officers’ [More] At first, I was thinking Sheriff’s Department and wondering how big of a reward… So they don’t like subjecting individuals to scrutiny…? [Via bondmen]
SVB Failure Sparks Blame Game Over Trump-Era Regulatory Rule [More] Yeah, more central government control, that’s always the answer, because they do so well at everything else. Plus it’s in the Constitution somewhere, isn’t it? The less someone’s actions are regulated, the more they bear responsibility for them. It’s like a law of nature or … Continue reading “Naturally, It’s Trump’s Fault”
Visa, Mastercard Pause Work on Code Aimed at Tracking Gun Purchases [More] Let’s hope one of the “legal concerns” is what their liability would be should one of their “suspicious activity report” snitch tips result in customer death(s) from an overreacting SWAT response. [Via WiscoDave]
“Friend was violating no law by standing on the sidewalk and displaying his sign, and [Police Sgt. Richard] Gasparino had no lawful reason to order him to desist from that conduct,” the appeals court ruled. [More] If he wanted to engage in police-approved speech in Stamford, he should have become a paid gunsnitch. That said, … Continue reading “We’re the Only Ones Unsigning Enough”
Discover Financial Services, a provider of credit cards, told Reuters it will allow its network to track purchases at gun retailers come April, making it the first among its peers to publicly give a date for moving ahead with the initiative, which is aimed at helping authorities probe gun-related crimes. [More] So the rope-selling capitalists … Continue reading “It Pays to Discover?”
“There’s no justifiable reason for them in our state. That’s why we’re going to ban them.” [More] Spoken like a true enthusiastic “Only One” enforcer for tyranny, Paul. I wonder who the snitch was. [Via 1Gat]
Florida’s new agriculture commissioner proposes ban on Merchant Category Codes for gun, ammo purchases [More] ICYMI: [Via Jess]
Congressional investigators are being denied access to 148 Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) filed with the Department of the Treasury by banks concerning financial dealings of President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, and brother, Jim, according to incoming House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan (R-Ohio). [More] On the other hand, there will soon be no shortage of … Continue reading “Nothing to See Here”
The “purchase delay” story has as happy an ending as can be expected when you consider all the prior restraint infringements. “Ed” tells me via email: Yesterday, Saturday, at around 4 pm, I received a call from [redacted] to inform me that he just received an email on behalf of “General” Bonta that it’s OK … Continue reading “Oops, Our Bad”
The indictment against Cory Davis, 41, was unsealed Monday, weeks after he sent a photo of his young son holding two of the weapons to a group chat with family and friends on Nov. 7, the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office said. The photo alarmed one of the recipients, who notified the NYPD, and sent it … Continue reading “With Friends Like These”
Balcarcel sentenced, judge rules guns found in home irrelevant [More] Does this mean no medal for the “hero snitch“? How soon after he’s released and deported ’til he’s back? Months? Weeks? [Via Mack H]
Sailor convicted for selling illegal machine guns in Virginia… As a master at arms, he served in the Navy’s law enforcement community… [More] So he wasn’t “just” a sailor. He was a Naval “Only One.” I wonder who the snitch is, and if the feds had something on him or if he decided things all … Continue reading “In the Navy, Yes You Can Sail the Seven Seas”
Someone inside the event didn’t like the sign Mr. Rose was holding and had the City of Alachua Police approach Mr. Rose to tell him to leave because it was a private event. [More] I guess if you don’t have to respect the Second Amendment, there’s no reason why you shouldn’t feel free to ignore … Continue reading “Looking for That Dime’s Worth of Difference”
DNA On Seized Hand Grenades Does Not Belong To Oath Keepers Defendant Jeremy Brown: FBI Lab [More] So which agent or snitch does it belong to? [Via bondmen]
Over 100 GOP Reps. Sign Letter to Credit Card CEOs: Which Gun Sales Do You Plan to Flag? [More] My guess is they’ll play it on the risk management CYA side and not want to be accused of being negligent for NOT reporting someone who later creates a liability. That, and politically powerful tyrant wannabes … Continue reading “All of Them?”
A little over a month ago, merchant category codes for guns were still a little-discussed backdoor ploy. Now they’re pounding on the front door with ISO announcing a global standard. (I know a bit about the process from a past life, back when everybody thought it was just about quality standards.) Just a month and … Continue reading “Metastasizing”
Now, using “time tested” techniques of assigning “social credits” to those who promote the Party line combined with the threat of public “struggle sessions” for those to be humiliated and purged, the mainstream card companies have been put on notice: Start snitching on gun owners or be “canceled.” [More] Economic fascism for citizen disarmament is … Continue reading “Radical Push on Card Companies to ID Gun Store Purchases Goes Mainstream”
Why did Independence Day event at Dogwood Dell go on as planned? Stoney, experts weigh in [More] You incompetents got lucky when a citizen had to alert you to a situation ultimately created by government design in the first place. UPDATE The Richmond Police Department has refused to share crucial evidence to verify its claim … Continue reading “Ask the Experts!”
Remember the reason I left Blogspot and started this site? I have an old gmail account I never use and found Google’s reply in there: Your post titled “Further Adventures in Baselessness” was flagged to us for review. We have determined that it violates our guidelines and have unpublished the URL http://waronguns.blogspot.com/2022/03/further-adventures-in-baselessness.html, making it unavailable … Continue reading “Mystery Solved”
