A Use for those Crappy Girl With Guns Video

I hate them. Its just poor form to hand an inexperienced person a loaded gun without the obvious teaching of form and safety…still Mike at ENDO shows us that they DO have their uses!

Note that the woman at the end with the AR-15 also has really shitty form…but she doesn’t end up dropping the gun or getting hurt.

Biden is an asshole.

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MOAR SQUIRREL!

Another Thursday Night Another SQUIRREL REPORT!!!!

We have a TON to talk about tonight, not limited to the recant of the “No Hesitation Targets”, The bulk of our carrier group being parked in Virginia, our rights and the Police’s views of them, and much much more!

Call in at 9pm EST for another fun-filled episode of THE SQUIRREL REPORT!!!

Squirrel Up

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Inconvenient Truth

The anti-rights cult always seems to think that victims of violent crimes and law enforcement support their bans on private arms. We know this isn’t true, and is simple cherry picking of “Useful” victims and members of the Law Enforcement community.

This is one of those stories they will claim never existed.

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Another Face Transplant

Found this amazing story of another full-face transplant that happened in Boston.

A Vermont woman who was terribly disfigured in an attack by her estranged husband has received a full face transplant at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, the hospital said Wednesday morning. It’s the fifth face transplant performed by Brigham surgeons.

Carmen Tarleton, now 44, was at home in Thetford with her two girls when her husband forced his way inside and attacked her in June 2007. After battering her head with a baseball bat, he squirted industrial-strength lye from a dish soap bottle onto her arms, legs, back, and face, burning over 80 percent of her body, police said at the time.

Tarleton, who was nearly blinded in the assault, had waited longer than any other Brigham patient for a face transplant. She had been on the waiting list for 14 months.

During a press conference at the hospital, doctors said Tarleton is recovering well from her surgery, which occurred this month. The hospital does not disclose the date of transplants to protect the identity of donors, who usually are anonymous.

“She is in great spirits,’’ said lead surgeon Dr. Bohdan Pomahac. “She’s one of the most inspirational people I have ever met.’’

He said that Tarleton is the hospital’s most complex face transplant patient so far, but that she was eager for the surgery because she suffered such extreme disfigurement and pain. Tarleton did not attend the press conference, but members of her family did. Her sister, Kesstan Blandin, read a statement from her.

I’m really impressed at how good the spirits are of the woman, as the interview given was pre-op. I’ve been following the face transplants that have been going on her in Boston since the first one, and I’ve been AMAZED at how GOOD they look. You always assume with a radical new procedure its going to be a bit primitive at first, but that really hasn’t been the case, the patient looks damn near normal as soon as the first stage heals, and they have the cosmetic side of it to look forward to where they will get so much closer to how they looked before they were injured.

Also because its my blog, I’ll note that industrial lye isn’t a gun.

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Enemy of the System

They’re really getting desperate! Turns out Thirdpower is such a danger to society that Josh Horwitz decided to name him by name in his worthless senate testimony.

Funny that the people looking to restrict and confiscate civilian arms in direct violation to the spirit and letter of the 2nd Amendment of the US Constitution are so concerned about so-called “insurrectionists”.

I really hope this political movement doesn’t end in a 2nd Civil war because that’s just a horrible thing that nobody wants….but the anti-rights movement stands to lose a LOT more if it ever happens.

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“Highly Trained”

The anti-freedom types always exempt police from their goals of civilian disarmament because police are “More Highly Trained”.

Have a watch at this video:

First up its just awesome people are standing up for their rights, that’s paramount. No, you can’t search my vehicle, no I won’t answer your questions. Can I leave now? Am I being detained?

Still the really scary thing is the blank looks, and bullshit responses they get to “Am I being detained?” or “What probable cause do you have to think a crime is being committed?”

This is cop-school 100 crap. They go over rights, and limitation of power LONG before they ever hit the firing line, and long before they show an officer how to fill out a booking sheet.

It’s pretty obvious they’ve forgotten most of their training because the world is filled with sheep who simply do whatever the shiny badge tells them to. (This is also a great example of why a 4 year full-time training course for a CCW permit is worthless, as if they person isn’t a hardcore gun nut who’s willing to make frequent trips to the range and refresh their knowledge of justifiable homicide laws they’ll forget everything they learned in a few years)

More people need to do this, if for nothing, but the education of out law enforcement.

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“Gun Death” Yard Junk

Funny how those who use “Gun Death” as a metric claim that guns need to be restricted because it makes murder “Too Easy”. If we all had guns people would murder each other over stupid shit.

A deadly dispute between two cousins at a home near Leander on Wednesday was over a garden hose, according to an arrest warrant affidavit.

Reggie Horton, 47, got into an argument with his cousin, James Prestage, 41, at Prestage’s home in the 22900 bock of Big Sandy Drive in northwestern Travis County because a hose used to water horses had been left on overnight, according to the report.

“The argument escalated to James striking Horton on the head with his fist,” according to arrest warrant filed Thursday in Travis County. “Horton picked up a bicycle rim and struck James with it.”

The two then stopped fighting, but Horton later picked up a butcher knife and began walking back toward Prestage, who had emerged from his bedroom, according to the document. “When the two got within a few feet from one another, Horton stabbed James with the butcher knife,” it said.

A fight over NOTHING, with standard household miscellany as the weapons.

Sorry “Gun Death” Cultists, but it isn’t the tools that are the danger, its the people

h/t Whipped Creme difficulties

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In-Fighting

Good!

Bob Jackson might be thought to have reason to welcome the mayor of New York splurging millions to make guns the issue of a Chicago election.

After all, Jackson heads a group, Roseland Ceasefire, struggling to contain a surge in shootings in one of Chicago’s poorest and most violent neighbourhoods. More than 100 people have been shot dead in Roseland over the past year, many of them teenagers, as a wave of killings of young people has shaken the city.

Michael Bloomberg, one of the most high-profile supporters of stricter gun controls, has used his money to oppose one candidate and back another in a special primary election, taking place on Tuesday, to decide the likely replacement for Jesse Jackson Jr as member of Congress for Illinois’ second district, which covers Roseland. For New York’s billionaire mayor, the key issue has been the candidates’ position on a federal assault rifles ban. But his intervention, far from rallying campaigners like Jackson, has instead angered people on all sides of the guns debate.

“Who’s going to be the boss of this new member of Congress? Is it going to be Mr Bloomberg or the voters of the second district?” said Jackson. “And what’s Bloomberg’s agenda? It’s setting a precedent. He’s the mayor of New York, not Chicago. Had it not been for Bloomberg’s money, would this even be be a race?”

But above all, Jackson said Bloomberg had missed the point. New York’s mayor has thrown his weight behind one candidate, Robin Kelly, because she is a strong supporter of a ban on assault rifles and large ammunition clips – a cause close to Bloomberg’s heart which has been thrust to the political fore by the massacre of 20 young children in Newtown, Connecticut, in December.

“When’s the last time you heard of a shooing on the streets of Chicago with an assault rifle?” said Jackson. “It’s not an assault weapons issue here. It’s handguns and bullets. Banning assault rifles isn’t going to change a thing on the streets of Chicago. It’s a distraction. The mayor of New York has got it wrong.”

Even the Joyce Shills aren’t happy about Bloomberg’s despotic interventions!

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Anti-Gunshow

Turns out after the passing of the SAFE Act in New York, New York Law Enforcement is having a trade show called the “Tactical Conference”

Go read Sean’s post. I’ll point out there is certainly some discrepancy in the law on selling 8 or greater round magazines or so-called “Assault Weapons” to law Enforcement. The SAFE act does not have an exemption written into it, others have said the previous LE Exemptions pre-empt the SAFE act.

Either way, if these are “Weapons of War” designed only to “Rapidly kill large amounts of people”, then why are we giving them to the cops that patrol our streets?

If these are tools used to keep citizens safe from dangerous criminals, why can’t the average citizen have them?

Sean’s going to be watching the vendors list for his NYC Boycott list.

Send your emails, to let them know the lawful citizens of America are watching their moves.

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Late Start

My Sleep has been wonky as of late. For those who watch the post logs you’ll notice my eyes have been popping open around 0400 each morning. I assumed this happened this morning…it didn’t.

Gotta go to work! Blog later!

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