Call Your U.S. Senators Today — Tell Them to Vote Against Any Gun Control Amendments

Posted: December 3, 2015 by gamegetterII in anti-gun asshattery
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Call/e-mail/write your senators today,tomorrow,next week,and the week after-never let up-keep contacting your senators and congresscritters.

 

A group of anti-gun U.S. Senators are scheming to bring several gun control measures to the Senate floor TODAY, including the Manchin-Toomey “universal” background check bill that was defeated in 2013.  Debate could also include an amendment to expand the prohibited person list for anyone who is on the “terrorist” watch list, even if by error and without due process.  Other amendments are possible, so your action is critically needed to defeat these anti-gun measures.

All NRA members need to call their Senators NOW at 202-224-3121 and urge them to vote NO on any and all gun control proposals up for debate in today’s session, including the Manchin-Toomey bill or the expansion of the prohibited persons list. You can write your U.S. Senators here:  http://act.nraila.org/qEpea5K

In 2015, Why Do We Still Fight?

Posted: December 3, 2015 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized
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The Chickens of Communism Have Come Home to Roost

Posted: December 3, 2015 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized
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Sweden: “No Apartments, No Jobs, No Shopping Without A Gun” by Ingrid Carlqvist

Posted: December 3, 2015 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized
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Robert Gore's avatarSTRAIGHT LINE LOGIC

From Ingrid Carlqvist of the Gatestone Institute via theburningplatform.com:

• The Swedes see the welfare systems failing them. Swedes have had to get used to the government prioritizing refugees and migrants above native Swedes.
• “There are no apartments, no jobs, we don’t dare go shopping anymore [without a gun], but we’re supposed to think everything’s great. … Women and girls are raped by these non-European men, who come here claiming they are unaccompanied children, even though they are grown men. … You Cabinet Ministers live in your fancy residential neighborhoods, with only Swedish neighbors. It should be obligatory for all politicians to live for at least three months in an area consisting mostly of immigrants… [and] have to use public transport.” — Laila, to the Prime Minister.
• “Instead of torchlight processions against racism, we need a Prime Minister who speaks out against the violence… Unite everyone. … Do…

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There is plenty of evidence against Hillary Clinton but the FBI won’t pursue it. UPDATE

Posted: December 2, 2015 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized
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               I would vote for the Hildebeast-to go to prison-along with  slick  Willie-Maybe they could be held in a prison that offers conjugal  visits-they could use the time to get “mo money” for the Clinton  foundation-and lawyers to work on their appeals.

Cry and Howl's avatarCry and Howl

It’s been established that Hillary Clinton sent and received classified emails using her private server. It’s been established that her aids also sent and received classified emails without having proper security clearances.

It’s been established that the Clinton Foundation, received tens of millions of dollars from foreign governments while Hillary was Secretary of State. Bill Clinton received millions of dollars in personal speaking fees from those same foreign governments.

It’s been established that Bill and Hillary Clinton facilitated the sale of 51% of the ownership of Uranium One, which owned uranium mines in the United States, to the Russian government. The deal needed government approval. The chairman of Uranium One donated $2.35 million to the Clinton Foundation … which the Clintons failed to disclose. The Russians had announced their desire to acquire the 51-percent stake in this company, and paid Bill Clinton $500,000 to make a speech. and this was before the U.S. government signed…

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Prepping or Common Sense?

Posted: December 2, 2015 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized
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Master of Disaster's avatarBlue Haven Beach House

Why Prep?

What if you had an emergency and the police could not come? Some cities are already cutting back their police force to save money.

What if you had a fire and the fire department didn’t come? Many cities are trying to have all volunteer fire departments, will they be there when you really need them if there were a big disaster?

What if your grocery store was empty and it was unable to resupply? Power outages, gas shortages, damage to transportation infrastructure, there are many reasons this could happen.

What would a long term power outage mean? You couldn’t flush your toilet, you couldn’t use an ATM, use a credit card, pump gas, recharge your phone, turn on your heat, turn on your air conditioner, use your refrigerator……You get my point.

If you’re like me you don’t have thousands of dollars sitting around to spend on the “Cool…

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Long Range Hunting Newsletter

Posted: December 2, 2015 by gamegetterII in deer hunting, Uncategorized
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Long Range Hunting Newsletter

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The cover image this month was taken of me by Robb Wiley of Non-Typical Outfitters on a hunt together this year. It demonstrates the use of an Ultrec Saddle Rest on a front tripod plus the use of some stacked up rocks for supporting the right arm and elbow. Both are taught in the LRH-NTO Shooting Classes which we’ll be offering again next summer.

I had fun this month writing the article on “What’s In Len’s Backpack”. It refers to the stuff I typically have with me on a solo DIY “boots-on-the-ground” hunt for mule deer in the western states.

It turns out that when they are counted, 51 items (a crazy number) find a place in my pockets, around my neck and in or lashed onto my backpack. And a reader already pointed out that I forgot to list toilet paper.

Read more  here

The Volokh Conspiracy-The costs and consequences of gun control

Posted: December 2, 2015 by gamegetterII in anti-gun asshattery, Uncategorized
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Today the Cato Institute published my monograph “The Costs and Consequences of Gun Control.” The policy analysis examines several gun control proposals which have been promoted by the Obama administration and the gun control lobby: bans on so-called assault weapons; bans on standard magazines; confiscation; and the prohibition of all private sales, loans and returns, except when processed by a gun store. After explaining why each of these proposals is likely to do little good and much harm, the paper discusses realistic alternatives which really can save lives. The most important of these is providing a much broader safety net for people seeking help for severe mental illness. In addition, respecting the right to bear arms has been demonstrated to be successful in thwarting would-be mass murderers.

Prohibiting certain guns or magazines will be futile without confiscation of such arms currently owned by citizens; so said a 2013 memo by Greg Ridgeway, acting director of the National Institute of Justice (the research arm of the Justice Department). Likewise, the NIJ memo explained that “universal” background checks are useless without comprehensive registration of all guns and all gun owners. Yet Americans have historically resisted gun registration, precisely because of concerns about confiscation. These concerns are not unfounded; registration lists have been used to enforce confiscation in New York City, in Australia and in Great Britain. In Australia, the confiscation was euphemistically called a “buy back,” although it was in fact involuntary confiscation, with only partial compensation paid for the confiscated items.

Read more @ The Volokh Conspiracy here

Three From the Free Thought Project

Posted: December 2, 2015 by gamegetterII in police state, Police state USSA
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Conflict of Interest? The US Navy Has a Base in a Brutal Dictatorship with Ties to ISIS

Why Does the US Navy Have a Base in a Repressive Dictatorship Whose Govt Officials are ISIS Members?

Much has been said about the most notorious dictatorship in the Middle East and close ally of the United States. Saudi Arabia, the number 1 beheader, carries out tasks such as bombing Yemen targets, including hospitals, and helping to stamp out rebellions for neighboring US-allied dictators. In exchange for this thuggery (and the flow of oil), the Saudis receive access to some of the best weapons in the world and guarantees of the monarchy’s continued existence in the face of massive discontent.

This resentment against Western puppets that rule Gulf nations is a contributing factor in the support for terrorism. Saudi Arabia is turning out to be a hotbed of support for ISIS, which also has to do with the fact that the state-sanctioned religious clergy teaches a radical form of Islam known as Wahhabism.

The U.S. government ignores these things, along with atrocious human rights records, when it has a vested interest in the country. Indeed, the U.S. has a particular liking for brutal monarchies with rich oil reserves.

The small country of Bahrain plays an incredibly large role in American military hegemony, hosting the Navy’s Fifth Fleet and Central Command.

Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/brutally-repressive-dictatorship-hosts-naval-fleet-key-recruiting-ground-isis/#AZfPwyogQqpSwYp0.99
Prison Officials Spying on Inmates to Find Net Worth, Suing Anyone Worth Over $10K for Stay in Jail

 

With the ability to read their mail and record their phone conversations, state prisons have increasingly been filing lawsuits against inmates with over $10,000 in assets. In cases of blatant retaliation, prison officials have also been targeting inmates who won civil suits against the departments for prison beatings and denying medication.

In 1846, Michigan introduced the first correctional fee law authorizing counties to charge prisoners for the cost of medical care. According to a report released earlier this year from the Brennan Center for Justice, at least 35 states are currently authorized to charge inmates for medical treatment. And at least 43 states allow officials to charge prisoners for the cost of their own imprisonment.

While incarcerated on a drug conviction, Johnny Melton received a $31,690 settlement over the wrongful death of his mother. After learning of the settlement, the Illinois Department of Corrections sued Melton and won nearly $20,000 to cover the cost of his “care, custody, treatment or rehabilitation” during his 14 months served at the state’s Logan Correctional Center.

Paroled earlier this year, Melton entered a homeless shelter and went on food stamps before a cousin offered to help him. According to his family, Melton was destitute when he died in June.

“He didn’t have a dime,” one of Melton’s sisters, Denise Melton, told the Chicago Tribune. “We had to scuffle up money to cremate him.”
Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/state-prisons-sue-inmates-cost-incarcerating/#WhHuRZg3iQ9AXidB.99

Isolated Incident? Nine Officers Arrested After They Were Caught Running a Massive Drug Ring

A massive drug ring was recently raided in Florida, in which law enforcement officers were caught smuggling large amounts of opiate medication and meth.

Bradford County, FL – 50 people were arrested this week, in connection with a drug smuggling operation, where prescription opiates were transported into a Florida state prison, with the help of prison employees. In total, nine corrections officers were arrested in the operation, which lasted over 11 months and included multiple other arrests along the way.

The investigation was called “Operation Checkered Flag,” and it began late last year when local police were tipped off about drugs flowing into Bradford County prisons. Back in June, two conspirators that were thought to be at the head of the drug ring were arrested, both of them were corrections officers. Officer Dylan Oral Hilliard of Lawtey and Maj. Charles Gregory “Chicken Hawk” Combs were each arrested in June, but the smuggling operations still continued.

Deeper into the investigation, police discovered that it was a much larger scheme taking place, involving multiple other corrections officers.
Read more at http://thefreethoughtproject.com/9-corrections-officers-arrested-smuggling-prescription-opiates-prison/#Cf2KyDKVSHIv0IFf.99

MVT-The Origin of the Assault Rifle

Posted: December 2, 2015 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized
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by Lee

Personal arms played a vital role in the forming of our country. The very idea that a singular human being by the very nature of its existence was justified in using force to preserve that life, and that only tyrannical forms of government would interfere with that process is central to our culture and laws. Firearms carried by individuals, who organized themselves into fighting units not sanctioned by any governmental authority formed the vast majority of warriors who fought in the 8 year long War for Independence. Rifles were central tools to many of the elite warriors known then as “Riflemen”, just as important as the Katana was to the Samurai in feudal Japan. Rifles of the day reflected modern technology which had advanced quite a bit from the era of swords. In recent decades however there has been much controversy in American society over certain firearms referred to as “assault rifles”. There are those that argue for and against restrictions or outlawing ownership of such weapons. While the illegality of any such laws or regulations in these United States is obvious to anyone with a moderate degree of legal or scholarly honesty, what is not clear is what an assault rifle actually is, or what it does. Here are the answers.

Read the rest @ Max Velocity Tactical here

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