You Can Judge Some Books By Their Covers

They’re just as informative and gorgeously photographed on the inside.

I’ve written about both before:

I bring them up again here because author Jeff John, my longtime former editor at GUNS Magazine (we actually go back to GUNS & AMMO), released a revised and updated second edition of FG42, and he sent me hard copies of both, which I’d previously only seen in electronic form.

I’ve also told readers about The Matchless Enfield No. 4 (T) Sniper, blogged about Colours of the Queen’s Rangers, and on more than one occasion steered people over to Jeff’s website, Art in Arms Press, featuring “historical and contemporary firearm books & photography,” and more.

Consider carving out some time to spend over there, to appreciate artistry, craftsmanship, and history, and to get copies of Jeff’s books for yourself or a deserving friend or relative.

Gowdy’s Wrong Questions about the 2nd Amendment Preclude Getting Right Answers

Gowdy should know all that, but again, we’re dealing with someone who presents the illusion of being “conservative.” [More]

“If they can get you asking the wrong questions, they don’t have to worry about the answers.”

Red Flags

[L]et’s talk Red Flag Laws and ex parte orders and due process and how anyone who tells you don’t worry, the process won’t be abused and there are robust due process protections is, at best, wildly naïve and, more likely, is lying to your face. [More]

That’s so true you’d think even a death wish Republican would get it.

Thank goodness Politifact is there to give them gaslighting points.

[Via Michael G]

Teach Your Children Well

Some people have been negative online, saying, “Why homeschool your kids when they’ll live in isolation and become the next mass shooter?” [More]

And the body of evidence for that is? And cite someone other than Marxist public teachers unions that have failed everyone except themselves, and that will fight tooth and nail against a tax credit that might diminish the slop in their troughs.

So their solution is to send their children to “gun-free” mass shooter assembly lines.

[Via bondmen]

Back in Action

Keefe said the shooting took place just seconds after the four beat Rivera-Perez and threatened him, his wife and two young children. Connor also aimed a gun at Rivera-Perez’s wife. “Make no mistake about it, they attacked him and his family. They brought war against him and his family,” Keefe said. The attorney also contended that the bullet had entered Connor’s body from the side, not through his back. [More]

Sounds justified for a number of reasons, not the least being:

Evidence showed the suspect was shot in the back… and the County Attorney announced that no charges would be brought on the officers.

[Via bondmen]

A Proven Defender of Your Freedom

“Obviously, my goal is to get much more than 60 votes…” [More]

The proof is in the pudding.

[Via WiscoDave]

UPDATE:

You don’t get to take people rights without convicting them of a crime, or showing they are nuts and need to be in the booby-hatch. There’s no special exception to the Constitution because ten invertebrate Republican senators want to “do something.” [More]

And don’t forget “the law.”

[Via Michael G]

For the Children

Michigan Attorney General calls for ‘a drag queen for every school’ at civil rights conference [More]

I was wrong about thinking “mandatory” would take a few more years. The power pervert rights rapists intend to shove it in our faces and ram it down our children’s throats.

Did anyone really think “Live and let live” would ultimately be “tolerated”?

Or that subjecting defenseless young minds to satanic abuses won’t result in a sustainable percentage of broken souls filled with hate and a hunger for revenge?

[Via Michael G]

Sounds Like My Kind of ‘Cult Leader’

“Doug Mastriano doubles down on comparing U.S. gun control to Nazi Germany” … [More]

And your point is?

The Lincoln Project    calling him a traitor is rich.

In obliviousness or desperation, Politico marvels at his “come-from-nowhere popularity.”

We know where it comes from. It’s a natural defensive reaction among those being “canceled” to the true cult’s in-your-face subversive excesses.

Seeing who is against him just about has me sold. At the very least I want to find out more.

[Via Mack H]

 

Aim for Insubordination

Commentary: The Subordinate Citizen

And as long as we’re talking Biden administration:

From the Department of I Did That: Literally gaslighting. Note the only word about government actions is blaming the previous administration.

From the Department of For the Children: Object and find yourself on the same extremist watch list as angry parents resisting indoctrination of their children at school.

From the Department of Leadership by Example

Say, gang, I’ve got a swell idea! Let’s let these power-mad, lying destroyers disarm us!

Do the Math

“There are 5 guns in dads house. There are f***ing more weapons in your sons room then in an armory.” [More]

Joe says there are only two.

That’s a heck of a discrepancy. What happened to the other three and to the “armory”? Were they “safely stored”? Who has them now? Were they “lawfully” transferred?

I mean, as long as he demands we account for our guns to the government…

Teaching Moderate Republicans to Fight

New Poll: Dem John Fetterman leads Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania Senate race despite poor Biden approval [More]

He needs to realize that Pennsylvania urban Democrats don’t understand the issues he wants to talk about. They’re driven by their racism and his messaging needs to focus on that:

FETTERMAN PULLED A GUN ON AN UNARMED BLACK MAN!

That’s it.

He ought to have cars with loudspeakers blasting that message through the hood, passing out free t-shirts with that printed on them.

Ask the Expert

“… 21 of these 160 incidents just like this were disrupted and successfully stopped by unarmed individuals…” [Watch]

I got your “run, hide, fight” right here… Funny, how you have to watch to the very end to get this calculated little factoid.

By “just like this” she means the police were unable/unwilling to get to them in time and they were forbidden by law from having the means of effective defense, making it fair to wonder what the outcome might have been and how many lives might have been saved in the other 139 incidents had that not been the case…

[Via Jess]

We’re the Only Ones Should Auld Acquaintance be Forgot Enough

A deputy U.S. Marshal assigned to a fugitive task force within the Uvalde County Sheriff’s Office is accused of taking Find My Friends to a creepy new level by illegally using law enforcement technology to access cell phone locations for people he’d been in relationships with. [More]

I’m sure he’s just one bad apple.

No?

[Via Jess]

An Unlikely Savior

Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez expressed concern about the recent deal announced by a bipartisan group of Senators to combat gun violence. Ms Ocasio-Cortez spoke to reporters before votes Monday evening and said she was specifically concerned with what she said was “juvenile criminalisation.” [More]

Oh, yeah, play that up, along with “disproportionate” and “racist”!

Be great if she’s the one that aborted this unwanted gestating legislation…

[Via Jess]

The Shape of Things to Come?

Jan. 6 committee will not make any criminal referrals, chairman says [More]

I wonder how desperately “Justice” will coerce the “seditious conspirators” to plea to something… and what do they say when the holdouts prove this has all been much ado about nothing but government terror and revenge?

I also wonder if the Republicans do a November “red wave,” if they’ll have the sand to go after Ashli Babbitt’s executioner.

Wrong-Thinking

In the case of Snyder, Thomas More says he took part in an anonymous company survey in which he did not hold back. He said using the flag for “Gay Pride Month” is an “abomination to God.” Somehow that comment was posted in the company’s intranet, which was not Snyder’s intention, and he was later fired for violating Arconic’s “diversity policy.” [More]

Coming from a policies and procedures background (1981 – 2000), I’d encourage his attorney to subpoena the company’s sexual harassment and hostile workplace policies, including all previous revisions.

[Via Mack H]

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