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“as long as people continue to threaten violence if “justice” does not go their way, America will continue to be divided by the progressive politics of race.”
http://www.politichicks.tv/column/racial-war-violence-hatred-america/
A few things to think about…
Bartering is the simple act of exchanging goods or services for other goods or services and it is how people have conducted trade since the beginning of time. Before there was money or even during times of a formal and regulated monetary unit, people have bartered with each other. When you have a bunch of chickens that produce more eggs than you can eat, you can trade your extra eggs for cloth to make new clothes, new shoes for your horses or in exchange for someone doing odd jobs around your home. Your chicken’s eggs or your cow’s milk, maybe a couple of rabbits or even something like a meal can have value to someone else. If the person you are bartering with agrees that what you have is fair value for what they are willing to give you then everything works out…
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Seattle agrees to pay $45,000 to pregnant woman tasered by police
http://news.yahoo.com/seattle-agrees-pay-45-000-pregnant-woman-tasered-211534916.html
A Sheriff Who Gets It !
Posted: September 3, 2014 by gamegetterII in firearms, gun lawsTags: firearms, firearms.gun laws, home defense, shooting
“Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis of Maryland didn’t mince words when describing his support of the Second Amendment and what gun rights mean to him.
Here are some of the sheriff’s comments,
“I made a vow and a commitment,” Lewis said. “As long as I am sheriff of this county, I will not allow the federal government to come in here and strip my citizens of the right to bear arms.”
“[W]e do not need to strip law abiding citizens of their Second Amendment right to bear arms. That I get upset over. I really do.”
“As sheriff, I WILL NOT allow the federal government to come in here and strip my citizens of the right to bear arms.”
“I can tell you this,” Lewis said, “if they attempt to do that, it will be an all-out civil war. No question about it.”
Well, I think Sheriff Lewis’ stance is pretty clear on the issue.
Dozens, if not hundreds, of elected sheriffs across the country have come out in support of private gun rights over the last 2 years. Elected sheriffs seem to be much more amiable to gun rights than appointed police chiefs.
Brady bunch prez pens same old lies in Washington Post
Posted: September 3, 2014 by gamegetterII in firearms, gun laws, hunting, self-defense, shooting, survivalTags: firearms, firearms.gun laws, self defense, shooting
You would think that after being called out by multiple groups,orgs and citizens,these idiots would stop with the lies…
Dan Gross,the Brady bunch prez,repeats the same old bullshit as he’s been repeating for years.
Maybe it’s an attempt to brainwash the libtards who read WaPo’s slanted heavily left drivel daily?
Lie #1-
“The Brady Law has blocked about 2.1 million gun sales to prohibited purchasers, including more than 1 million to convicted felons, 291,000 to domestic abusers and 118,000 to fugitives, according to the Brady Campaign’s calcalutions. That amounts to hundreds of purchases blocked every day over 16 years.”
Mr. Gross knowns damn well that the majority of NICS denails/delays are simply not due to convicted felons,thugs,dope dealers,and other assorted riff-raff attempting to purchase a firearm legally.
The delay/denial is most often due to the purchaser having the same last name or a similar name as a criminal,even the same first and last name,or that the purchaser’s SSN is 1 number off from that of a criminal.
Then there’s the .gov employees who enter the data in the first place,and the .gov employees who enter the purchasers name and SSN-they make a plethora of errors-daily.
As far as I can tell,there’s never been a year in which more than 100 cases were prosecuted as a result of a NICS denial-maybe that’s due to the fact that most denials are in fact false positive hits? That the person is really not a prohibited person,and the sale is allowed to proceed a few days later?
Mr. Gross does not present all the data-or any of the facts-he’s trying to push an agenda,not pen a factual op-ed piece.
Lie #2
“Federal law requires only federally licensed gun stores to conduct background checks on purchasers, leaving a loophole the size of Texas”
An outright lie,as the same FFL who has a brick and mortar gun shop,when selling guns at a gun show-must,by law-that’s current law by the way-conduct the exact same NICS background check before any sale is allowed to proceed.
Lie number 3 (really an addition/continuation of lie #2)-
“Federal law requires only federally licensed gun stores to conduct background checks on purchasers, leaving a loophole the size of Texas that allows virtually anyone in most states to buy a gun, no questions asked, by going online or to a gun show.”
Under current federal gun laws,any gun purchased online must be shipped to a FFL.
Mr Gross’ assertion that anyone can just order a gun online through e-bay,etc,and have it shipped directly to their home,with no NICS check is a bald faced lie…
He uses said lie to promote an agenda-and all the anti-gun sheeple bleat in unison -guns are baaaad,guns are baaaad.
Lie #4-or the final piece of propaganda in his op-ed piece-
“It’s simple; we need both to both get more records into NICS and expand background checks to all gun sales to ensure that prohibited people, including those who are a danger to themselves or others, don’t have easy access to guns.”
No,Mr Gross-we do not need either one of those things,as neither one would do a damn thing to prevent criminals or the mentally ill from gaining access to a firearm.
The only thing your proposals would do is create a federal database of gun owners,so that if,and it’s a huge if-you and the rest of your anti-gun,anti-civil rights cabal succeeds in getting private ownership of guns banned-.gov agencies will already have the names and addresses of many gun owners.
There is very,very little support for more gun control laws-despite the braying and bleating of people like you,and Bloomberg and his minions Moms demand whatever it is they are demanding-their message keeps changing-all we know for sure is that the group’s actual name should be Moms against civil rights-it’s a much more fitting name.
The Brady bunch should change their name to “we want to ban all civilian ownership of guns in America” as that is their goal,as evidenced by the minutes from a meeting long ago,in which they stated that a ban on “assault weapons” was just the first step.
Then there’s Mr Gross’ long history of holding high positions in anti-gun orgs-
President of The Brady Center for Gun Safety
Formerly Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence
Formerly Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence
Formerly Brady Campaign to End Gun Violence
Formerly Center to Prevent Handgun Violence
Formerly Handgun Control, Inc.
Formerly National Council to Ban Handguns
Seems that how he earns his salary-by braying and bleating about how we must enact more gun control-well Mr. Gross-way back when-you and your ilk claimed all you wanted was background checks-you got the NICS system-why don’t you just sit down and shut up now?
Last minute things to do before hunting season starts
Posted: September 3, 2014 by gamegetterII in Archery, firearms, hunting, preparedness, shooting, survivalTags: archery, firearms, fishing, hunting, shooting, survival
Those who live in states where the use of bait is permitted should start putting out corn now.
Use some shell corn,and some cob corn,spread the shell corn around,do not just dump it in a pile-as this can lead to the spread of disease from deer to deer.
I go to my local feed store and buy a block of what I call sweet feed-it’s a mix of grains,with molasses added for sweetness.
Since it’s compressed into a block,it keeps the deer at your feeding location longer,as does the cob corn.
The blocks are kinda heavy,but so what,it’s good exercise.
I also place some extra mineral blocks along the trails leading to and from the place I put the corn out,this also keeps deer in the area longer. Mix up the “flavors” of the blocks,around here,I use apple,acorn,stockman’s mineral blocks,and plain salt blocks. I buy a big salt block,then cut it up with a sawzall,using a pruning blade,I cut a 50# block into 6 pieces,which makes the salt blocks much more manageable to carry.
As soon as acorns start dropping,I’ll rake up piles of them from my yard,and scatter them among the corn and salt/mineral blocks.
Those who live where baiting deer is not legal just have to keep scouting your hunting areas,find out what the main food source is,main water source is,the bedding areas,and the trails the deer use to get from one place to the other. (you already did that back in early August,right?) Watch for acorns to start dropping,as deer will eat acorns over any other food source once they start dropping in significant numbers.
You should place your stand/blind along the deer’s route to the stand of oaks that are dropping the most acorns,just at the edge of the stand of oaks,as deer will hang back in the cover at the edges of the stand of oaks before entering them,as there’s more open space among stands of mature oaks than there is at the edges of the stand,where there is a mix of trees,and most likely some brush.
In either scenario,look for faint trails that do not show signs of heavy use if you are hunting for a mature buck. The main,heavily traveled trails are made by does and fawns,the older bucks will walk their own trail,parallel to the main trail,usually no more than 10-15 yards back from it.
Pick your spot for your stand/blind,and hang a trail camera along the trail,then you will know what bucks are using the trail. If trail cameras are not legal in your state,take a small garden claw type tool with you,and clear all leaves,branches, sticks and other debris from several areas along the trail,if the ground is hard,pour some water into the cleared area to soften up the ground. Check the spots you cleared for tracks,keep adding water as needed,so the deer leave good tracks. Using this method,you can judge the size of the deer,and how often he travels the trail.
Yes,all this takes time,and effort,that’s why it’s called hunting-besides-the exercise is good for you!
I’ll post some rut hunting tips/techniques soon.
Read.
Learn.
Train.
Do more PT !
County Refuses To Pay $500,000 Hospital Bill Of Toddler Hurt In SWAT Raid
Posted: September 2, 2014 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized“The family of the toddler severely burned by a SWAT team’s flash-bang grenade has had another trauma inflicted upon them by local authorities: Habersham County, Georgia, officials are refusing to pay the child’s medical bills.
Bounkham “Bou Bou” Phonesavanh had a hole burned in his chest when a flash-bang grenade landed in his crib on May 28, 2014. The grenade was thrown by members of the Habersham County Special Response Team who were searching for Bou Bou’s cousin, Wanis Thometheva, a suspected methamphetamine dealer. Bou Bou and his family were visiting from Wisconsin, and he was sleeping in a crib near the door at the time of the no-knock raid. No drugs were found.”
County Refuses To Pay $500,000 Hospital Bill Of Toddler Hurt In SWAT Raid
Demilitarization of the Police Requires Demilitarization of Civilians
Posted: September 2, 2014 by gamegetterII in firearms, gun laws, self-defense, shootingTags: firearms, firearms.gun laws, home defense, self defense, shooting
One of the most misguided,uninformed pieces of anti-gun tripe I’ve read in years…
Using the VPC as a credible source-that’s laughable.
The recent clashes between demonstrators and police forces in Ferguson, Missouri over the death of Michael Brown at the hands of police forces has many calling into question the slow, steady rate at which police forces in the United States have become militarized. If we want to stop and potentially reverse this trend, we need to understand its underlying cause–the simultaneous militarization of the civilian population.
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Communications is one area that many in the prepper/surivivlaist/III%/militia/ community do not address frequently enough,or go into enough detail about.
Getting your HAM license is one thing most of us need to do,now would be a good time to start preparing for the test,and getting your radio and accessories together.
Used HAM radio,all the accessories ie; microphone,headset,coax cable,and roof mount antenna,can be found for well under half the cost of buying new.
There’s been many times where HAM operators were the only form of working comms in a disaster situation.
Everyone should also have a CB,as with HAM radio and accessories,you can buy used for a fraction of the cost of new.
Both are excellent forms of communication in disaster situations of any kind,be it man-made,natural,or civil unrest.
One other thing that’s good to have is a set of two-way radios-not the $29.99 wally world type,radios that actually work. Most radios claim a 20 mile range,30 miles range, etc. The things you need to remember is that the range is based on line of sight transmission/reception,and that the radios that have a higher wattage generally have not only better range,but voice clarity in both transmit and receive modes is much better.
No license is required for CB’s and hand-held 2 way radios,to operate a HAM radio,you must have a license.
The standard methods of conversation are totally different for HAM radio,as compared to CB.
CB stands for Citizens band,HAM simply means amateur radio,the initials have no real meaning.
There are also two way radios that are HAM radios,cost for one is somewhere around $500.00,more or less-depending on the radio.
HAM radio,desk mike,antenna,cable,etc is probably going to cost you around $1,000.00 buying used,if you spend enough time looking,you may be able to get a complete set-up for half that,from what I’ve seen,and from talking to friends who have the gear,it costs around $1,000.00 buying used,and around $2500.00 buying new.
Complete CB home base set-up is less than half the cost of HAM set-up. CB for your car/truck is much less,you can find the entire set-up for under $100.00 at radio Shack. You could probably find a complete set-up used on e-bay for 50 bucks.
CB,combined with some quality two-way radios-(they use CB frequencies)-is a good set-up for a family,as everyone can maintain contact with each other during an emergency.
There are sites that are focused on communications,many teach you all you need to know.
The knowledge is out there-for free on the ‘net-use it.
Read.
Learn.
Train.
Do more PT !
Ideas for pamphlets
Posted: September 2, 2014 by gamegetterII in preparedness, shooting, survival, trainingTags: home defense, III%, Patriot, prepping, self defense, shooting, survival
Someone brought up the idea of creating a pamphlet,or leaflet type thing that we in the III%/preppper/survivalist/patriot community could hand out to people to let them know we are not a bunch of crazies,and that training and prepping are just common sense.
Anyone who has any ideas for a pamphlet/leaflet please either comment here,or e-mail me at gamegetterII@yahoo.com
Starvin Larry 