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Damned if They Do, Damned if They Don’t

Sutherland Springs shooting survivors say DOJ appeal damages gun safety laws [More]

$230M or political posturing… tough choice.

Remember what it took to get relevant records released?

Funny, how it’s just those who survived on luck — and not on getting a gun and stopping the maniac — that are most upset.

[Via Jess]

We’re the Only Ones Alien Invading Enough

Arnu said both his homes were raided “without warning” on Nov. 3 “by 15-20 agents in full riot gear.” The agents broke open the doors while Arnu was in the Rachel home and his girlfriend at the Las Vegas one, and then they “were detained and treated in the most disrespectful way.” [More]

Because a knock on the door and a deputy handing him a warrant and explaining what the issue was wouldn’t have “secure[d] the Blessings of Liberty” anywhere near as much as deploying jackboots to initiate paralyzing terror against a citizen looking for answers. Besides, it’s not like Russian and Chicom satellites can see anything a drone bought at Best Buy might miss.

Here’s the great threat to national security.

And here it is before he took some stuff down.

Off We Go, After the Filed Responder

In a report that just broke on Fox digital, the Air Force is taking “full responsibility” for the unauthorized release of LtCol Jennifer-Ruth Green’s personal military records… [More]

It says something about her when you realize she didn’t want her victimization put out there yet the knowledge would probably work in her favor politically. That tells me there are some things she won’t exploit just to win, and that’s a mark of character.

The other thing this tells me is those releasing Air Force information sure are selective– I had to file a damn lawsuit to get them to cough up that mass-murdering @$$hole’s court-martial records after it refused to comply with my FOIA.

[Via Michael G]

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