“I can’t be everywhere at once…” (video)
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Armed employee prevents murder at church. Bet you didn’t see this one in the lamestream news. A 21-year-old central Florida man faces multiple charges after authorities say he tried to rob a church during Sunday services.
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Did you notice there is a LOT more outrage over ONE wild cat being killed (apparently legally) by a licensed hunter in Zimbabwe than there is over theater patrons, national guardsmen or babies being killed en masse in the US? Why do we put up with the folks doing the whining? National Geographic says that shooting exotic animals hurts conservation,
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Seventy years ago this week, on Aug. 6 and Aug. 9, the US dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, respectively, convincing Japan to unconditionally surrender on Aug. 14, ending WWII. Even liberal magazine Slate admits that the US armed citizenry would keep a world superpower at bay.
I am sad to report that anti-gun Hinds County District Attorney Robert Shuler Smith was re-elected in the Democratic Primary with 70% of the vote this week. But the good news is that first-term anti-gun Hinds County Sheriff Tyrone Lewis (who joined Smith and others in the lawsuit attempting to block the open carry law) was defeated in the Democratic
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It’s looking like the terrorists involved in the recent Garland, TX shooting at the Muhammad cartoon contest may have gotten their guns courtesy of the US government’s felonious Fast and Furious gun-running program (see this, this and this). The purpose of that program was to ensure that ATF “walked” guns were recovered at crime scenes, in an effort to boost
Dept. of Injustice: Gunwalker – the gift that keeps giving Read More »
And on “gun free” zones: — Tom Gresham
Tom Gresham on big guns and gun-free zones Read More »