Jeff Pittman's Second Amendment News from Mississippi & Beyond
Military intelligence More than 50 intelligence analysts working out of the US military’s Central Command have formally complained that their reports on ISIS and al Qaeda’s branch in Syria were being inappropriately altered by senior officials, who are turning their reports into “happy talk.” Sounds like treason to me. Military update The Pentagon has decided against arming recruiters in the […]
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The Drug Enforcement Administration has been accessing thousands of supposedly private medical files, looking for doctors and patients to prosecute without the use of warrants. Instead, the agents are tricking doctors and nurses into thinking they’re with state medical boards. When that doesn’t work, they’re sending doctors subpoenas demanding medical records without court approval. Never consent to any sort of
Florida Carry Inc. has sued Florida State University, the college president and the campus police chief for violating the state preemption law, which mandates that only the state legislature can regulate arms. Earlier this month, FSU posted that weapons were not permitted to be stored in a vehicle on campus at any time, which conflicts with state law. Just a
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10 Covert Tactical Gun Case Options Grabagun.com has (had — they’re out of stock) Ruger 10/22 BX-Trigger modules for $57 + $6 shipping. Winchester’s new SXP Turkey Hunter pump shotgun will be available in 12 ($520) and 20 ($550) gauge with synthetic stocks and Mossy Oak Break-Up Country camo pattern. They will have 24″ barrels with Truglo fiber-optic adjustable sights,
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Mike Vanderboegh is a citizen journalist and patriot of the first order in our movement who has been battling serious health problems for as long as I’ve known of him, yet he continues to do more for our cause than any three healthy people (he’s one of the folks who first broke the Fast & Furious story). We now learn
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Anti-gun Mayor Johnny DuPree, of Hattiesburg, MS, has had his civil contempt charge “purged” (swept under the rug), and a civil suit filed over his appointments of city department heads and Municipal Court positions has been dismissed, because Mayor DuPree complied with a court order. Forrest County Circuit Court Special Judge L. Breland Hilburn did the sweeping. DuPree is a
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