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Monday, February 28, 2011

Yeah, they're all big and bad ...

... until homeschoolers sue:

Several Maricopa County, Ariz., deputies are seeking protection from the courts after threatening to take children away from their parents because the homeschooling family was unwilling to allow social workers inside their home for an inspection based on an unsubstantiated anonymous rumor.

Ok, they didn't threaten the family ... they just provided the color of law.

Most thinking folks believe that zero tolerance in the schools is wrong. Why should we let police officers do the same thing?

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JPFO alert

Red light, green light - the results

Not violent ...

... peaceful:

President Obama must embrace Islam as a way of life or face the consequences of a trial under the Shariah Islamic court system, declared British extremist cleric Anjem Choudary.

Choudary, founder and former chief of two Islamic groups disbanded by the British authorities under anti-terror legislation, is planning a Washington protest later this week in which he says he will call on American Muslims to revolt against the country and implement Shariah law.

"On top of that, he's increased the number of U.S. forces in Afghanistan, so he is a warmonger just as his predecessor was. And thirdly and more importantly," Choudary said, "the Muslims don't want democracy and freedom. Democracy and freedom are anathema to Islam and the Shariah."

Did you catch that last part? "Muslims don't want democracy and freedom".

It would almost be funny, except the MFM will hairlip the governor trying to apologize for these guys, while the supposed 'moderate' muslims say nothing.

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Thursday, February 24, 2011

This is pretty big!

CBS reports on Project "Gunwalker"

You might notice ...

... that there's a new addition to the sidebar.

People of the Gun is a tribe of regular gun owners (and a few bloggers!) who are ready to standup and be counted.

Take a look ... lots of regular folk out there.

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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Here's what we need

From the comments on Ace's, Q-ships:

Q-ships, also known as Q-boats, Decoy Vessels, Special Service Ships or Mystery Ships, were heavily armed merchant ships with concealed weaponry, designed to lure submarines into making surface attacks. This gave Q-ships the chance to open fire and sink them.

Which leads to this use:

Attacks on merchant ships by pirates originating on the Somalia coast have brought suggestions from some security experts that Q-ships be used again to tempt pirates into attacking a well defended ship .

This is analogous to Americans carrying concealed weapons ... it gives the criminals pause.

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This is why ...

... we need high-capacity magazines:

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Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Why there aren't 15 dead pirates ...

... I'll never figure out:

The U.S. forces found the four Americans has been shot by their captors and attempted to deliver lifesaving medical care - but all four ultimately died of their wounds, the U.S. Central Command said in a statement.

"During the boarding of the Quest, the reaction force was engaged by pirates on board the vessel. Two pirates died during the confrontation and 13 were captured and detained along with two pirates already in US Forces custody," CENTCOM said


The pirates cannot be brought to the US. They need to be executed forthwith.

Maybe the Navy needs to camp out around Somalia and light up every fifth ship that even looks like a pirate ship.

JPFO alert

Red light, green light

What do you think?

Good time for an armed Restore the Constitution Rally:

Members of the various Tea Party, 9/12, and other freedom-oriented folks in the Atlanta area will be assembling in the vicinity of Georgia State Capitol this coming Wednesday afternoon at 4 pm. We'll be providing balance to the ravings of the passengers aboard the SEIU Thugbus, which is scheduled to vomit forth its stooges at that same place and time.

Could be that it's heading toward that anyway.

I also predict that if someone doesn't 'convince' a democrat senator to return to Madison, WI, the R's will cave.

Monday, February 21, 2011

Good on 'em

Wish more states were like this:

Texas is preparing to give college students and professors the right to carry guns on campus, adding momentum to a national campaign to open this part of society to firearms.

More than half the members of the Texas House have signed on as co-authors of a measure directing universities to allow concealed handguns. The Senate passed a similar bill in 2009 and is expected to do so again. Republican Gov. Rick Perry, who sometimes packs a pistol when he jogs, has said he's in favor of the idea.


Common sense, if you ask me.

Utah has had this for a while now, yet you never hear about all the blood in the streets. Let folks defend themselves.

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More on Open Carry ...

Robb Allen's been doing yoemans' work on this particular issue, since he's trying to help get OC legal in his state of Florida. He's also been the most level-headed of all the bloggers I read:

So, let’s have discussions on the merits of OC from a social perspective. We can even discuss the tactical differences. But let’s not combine the two because they are different beasts. Also, this goes for me and the pro-OC guys & gals just as well, we shouldn’t try to use the social to justify the tactical or vice versa. They’re separate.

In the end, I want you to be able to wear your Deagle on a chest rig if you want, or pocket your P3AT in your cargo shorts. The choice is yours and shouldn’t be made by politicians, bureaucrats, or committees. And as gun owners, I wish we’d spend the same amount of effort we do chastising each other for differences in how we handle things into pestering our misrepresentatives to get the laws changed.

Robb is much nicer than I am.

It's my opinion that in this particular incident, the anti-OC folks are arrogant Fudds, intent on letting us know in no uncertain terms of their inherent superiority about all things firearms-ish and political. And in true liberal-progressive fashion, they want us to conform to their view of the world, at the point of the states' gun if need be.

Sorry, I won't play.

Are shotguns normally seen in a library? No, and it's likely that some were a bit frightened by that. I'll concede that. But second guessing why he carried a shotgun? Srsly?? I have neither the inclination nor the right to tell you how, when or what to carry while going about your business. You want to hump around a patrol rifle? Fine by me ... you'll learn that it's really not all it's cracked up to be. Carry an MP5? Sure, why not?!

But you wanna tell me that I can't? No thanks.

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