Notes from the Resistance
In celebration of New York’s new gun control law taking effect on September 1, Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul claimed: “This whole concept that a good guy with a gun will stop the bad guys with a gun, it doesn’t hold up. And the data bears this out, so that theory is over.” [More]
I know someone who would not only disagree with that from personal experience, but in private he’d call her a name that rhymes with…
Funny. Her security team hasn’t disbanded.
[Via bondmen]
Is a U.S. Civil War on the Horizon? [More]
That’s pretty much on those doing the squeezing.
[Via bondmen]
Biden Accused Of Appointing ‘Satanist To The White House’ After Monkeypox Official’s Photos Surface [More]
Hey, why not cut to the chase and replace the story hour drag queens with who they’ve been preparing young kids for?
This is today’s Democrat party.
And they want your guns.
[Via Jess]
Tangentially Related UPDATE
The Democrats Reward Their Zealots. The GOP Humiliates and Destroys Its Loyalists [More]
Wouldn’t want to offend their “friends across the aisle”…
[Via Michael G]
And plenty more from Vietnam, China, and the Marxist hellhole of New York, brought to us by the Anticommunism Action Team.
Senate Bill S9528 was introduced by Manhattan State Senator Brad Hoylman on Aug. 12 and, if passed, would require any vehicle manufactured or registered in the state of New York to be fitted with the ISA system, starting from Jan. 1, 2024. [More]
What do you think, Brad? You OK with this, too?
[Via Sweet Babboo]
An independent panel of experts on computer systems and election security issues has concluded a lengthy investigation into the voting systems currently in place in the state of Georgia and sent recommendations to the State Election Board and Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger. [More]
Besides, look what we all stand to gain!
[Via Michael G]
FBI Raids Up To 50 Trump Allies In One Day: Bannon, Dhillon [More]
I saw something about this flash across the screen on Fox News as we left my Mom’s place Friday night, but on getting home saw nothing about it.
For some reason, most “real reporters” don’t find this newsworthy.
I wonder how long it will be until talk about the Second Amendment being a deterrent to tyranny is regarded as an actionable seditious conspiracy by federal law enforcement.
[Via Jess]
17-year-old shoots and kills two masked men breaking into his home [More]
Everyone who demands guns be kept locked up and separate from ammunition, and forbidden to anyone under 21, would rather the attackers had killed everyone inside, especially since that would have given them more fuel to pour on the “gun violence” fire to demand new bans.
Reports implying the home invasion was targeted don’t change the fact that even if it turns out in grand jury findings that the teenager had previous dealings with the perps, what he did in this instance was justified.
[Via Jess]
Why are Children Coming down with Monkeypox? [More]
I can see Yul’s gonna be no help…
[Via Michael G]
Brutal. Footage of the mass shooting in Phoenix. [Watch]
The perp’s name made the rounds.
I wonder why his picture is so scarce.
[Via WiscoDave]
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 a half since my initial Firearms News warning, look at how this is dominating the narrative. Bottom line, if you want to do business, bureaucrats in Geneva say you have to turn snitch.
Funny thing about all those headlines spreading the same talking points: None of them are documenting the communist front groups behind the demand for this.
[Via several of you]
Despite the apparent brush with death and video evidence of the encounter, it quickly became clear that the driver’s nightmare would not end after attempting to file a police report… “I called them two, three times. I figured they would want this information because there’s somebody out there and he’s going to hurt somebody.” [More]
See, the oversight was just for thuggery, not for work ethic…
[Via Robert J]
