Guns
DOJ Red Letter Decision
Don’t know if anyone has tried to ship a gun anywhere before – like flying with a gun, it has turned into a Byzantine process of selecting the correct shipper, how fast to ship, and trying not to get sideways with Federal and state laws. Sometimes you pay more for the shipping company’s failures. If […]
Bondi Update
A few items have come to light Down Under after the Bondi Beach shooting. The father and son shooters are said to be Pakistani immigrants (which would make them Muslim immigrants.) Police say that the two shooters involved were a father and son aged 50 and 24. They have been named by local media as […]
Monday shorts
Nice to see educators have our backs. The Anchorage, AK School District calendar refers to Veteran’s Day not by its proper – and legal – name, but as a “student release professional development day.” While the school district did not recognize the holiday on their calendar, they did post on social media on Veterans Day, […]
Tuesday Follow-ups
Zachary Young, the Navy vet who took CNN to the woodpile over their reporting of his actions during the botched Afghan withdrawal, is back in the news. He sued, but had his suit dismissed, against AP for saying he “smuggled” people out of Afghanistan, as “smuggling people” is a highly pejorative term nowadays. That […]
Friday Follow-ups
A few quick minor items. We wrote about how the BBC aired a program on President Trump in which they falsely edited and conjoined edited quotes an hour apart to make it look like he was urging his follower to storm the ramparts and pillage, plunder, and sack (you thought I was gonna throw in […]
Friday Gun Notes
Breaking news on Thursday – remember the Virginia 1st grade teacher who was shot by a 6-year old? Not quite three years ago, Abby Zwerner was shot in her classroom by a kid on his first day back from a two-day suspension for slamming her phone. Might maybe be a few anger issues which need […]
Vet gun cases
We have the case of 51-year old Air Force vet Kyle Culotta up first. Mr. Culotta was pulled over in Massachusetts June 24 and had (gasp) guns he legally owned in the car he was driving owned by his fiancee, Sarande Jackson. Culotta was arrested June 24 in Gardner, a day after he entered the […]
M18 restored to service in Air Force
I’m sure y’all recall the M18 service pistol debacle – an airman in Global Strike Command was killed by a pistol which allegedly fired on its own. The Sig Sauer-made handgun had been suspended from service across the command on July 21 after Airman Brayden Lovan, 21, a security forces airman, died from an M18 […]
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