Notes from the Resistance
Black cars marked with ‘police’ patrol St. Louis. They aren’t owned by the city’s police department [More]
When enforcement motive becomes a matter of coporate profit instead of
“to secure the Blessings of Liberty,” I’d say we have a problem, and I question whether consent of the governed can be assumed.
[Via bondmen]
The chief executive of Evolv, the firm behind the Adams administration’s controversial subway gun scanner program, has been fired in the wake of revelations that employees of the tech company engaged in misconduct during business deals, Evolv’s board announced Thursday. In a statement, Evolv’s board said the termination of CEO Peter George is effective immediately and part of an effort to clean house as the company’s stock value has plunged amid the misconduct revelations and several active investigations scrutinizing the firm’s operations. [More]
That you can’t trust a rope-selling capitalist is news?
[Via Jess]
Nobel Economists Bash Trump, Hail Biden in Pre-Debate Inflation Attack [More]
Deporting immigrants could shrink the labor force, creating more competition for U.S. workers and pushing up wages, also adding to inflationary pressure, economists warn.
Oh, please, please don’t throw me in that briar patch!
While Joe keeps pre-election prices down by cuttting “deals” with Venezuela, Russia, and Iran that will come back to bite us in other ways.
[Via bondmen]
At $2 Million Per Minute, Treasuries Mint Cash Like Never Before [More]
That ought to make everybody’s money buy less…
Question for ATF: If I sell an old gun for more than I paid for it but it’s actually worth less because of inflation from desperately crooked government monetary practices, have I made a profit?
The city sent the woman photographic evidence for the speeding ticket – her defunct car, sitting on a tow truck, was still charged for an infraction when she wasn’t behind the wheel… Gibson contested the fine at the East Cleveland Police Department, but she said officials told her to refute the fine with the private company that operates the cameras. [More]
By all means.
As long as we’re making lists, I want to know who all the economic fascist collaborators profiting from gulag contracting are.
[Via Michael G]
The NFL, NHL, NBA, and even NASCAR have written a letter to Congress in support of the reauthorization of the Undetectable Firearms Act. [More]
As long as American males prioritize watching these bread and circus fascists, they’ll continue to promulgate the elites’ agenda.
NASCOM certainly has turned into the antithesis of what it started out as.
Did any man dare sit or take a knee for the communist CRT anthem yesterday?
[Via bondmen]
The misery index says the worst is over [More]
The Department of Justice is shelling out more than $6 billion to private companies to manage its asset forfeiture investigations, raising alarm from one nonprofit law firm that accuses police of “treating ordinary Americans like ATMs” and seizing their cash. [More]
So who are the fascists again…?
And who are the CEOs profiting from this?
[Via Michael G]
How Team Biden is getting more and more corporations to do its bidding [More]
Economic fascism by any other name.
What do rope-selling capitalists think “stakeholders” ultimately have in mind for them?
[Via Michael G]
Stop being shocked when mainstream liberals express their desire to see their political adversaries not only censored by a union of state and corporate power but also imprisoned. The crux of American liberalism is authoritarianism. [More]
Actually, the more impulsive ones just come out and admit they want you dead.
[Via Michael G]
Most disturbing is that UPS has sole and unlimited discretion over what documents they can require the shippers to turn over. This new policy gives UPS the unlimited power and discretion to examine and review any customer documents related to firearms sales. The shipper also must agree to turn over any documents UPS requests within five business days or risk the termination of their shipping accounts. UPS says It will use its newfound power to audit the books to ensure compliance with its new policies. [More]
So what do we make of their CEO being a Republican donor?
[Via Jess]
Gualtieri says there were a lot of construction workers on-site and the majority of them lied to deputies and hindered the investigation by providing false names and information… “This company is employing a bunch of illegals and they are all out there lying and giving us fake names, fake IDs…” [More]
Tell me the rich, mostly related white guys you see when you scroll down their home page don’t have the resources to verify who works for them. Then tell me if looking into public works contract awards sounds like an idea worth exploring, especially since they’re out there virtue signaling how woke they are…
Good thing this has nothing to do with that “single issue”. And I have that on good authority…
[Via Remarks]
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 will be putting on the squeeze.
It’s typical Opposite Day “progressivism,” really– they bow to an ISO category “standard” with no clearly defined and legally supportable standards for snitch triggers.
[Via bondmen]
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]
Go figure! Totally accidental ‘slip-up’ at Snapchat gave Dems a huge advantage over GOP when it comes to campaign ads [More]
If the Republicans manage not to blow it in November I’d like to see a serious investigation into federal election law violations, starting with subpoenaing all communications on this, both internal and external.
[Via Michael G]
The software would know “prohibited person” status? How? Are banks now going to tap into NICS and perform after-the-fact “background checks”? How is such data sharing with private parties authorized by law? [More]
Rope-selling phony “capitalists,” that is, embedded Marxists and economic fascists, are banking on disarmament.
