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Saturday FGS
Concealed Carry Port Orange homeowner fatally shoots intruder trying to force way into home, police say Police said they are continuing to investigate the fatal shooting. Frank Fernandez A Port Orange homeowner fatally shot an intruder trying to force their way into a residence early Thursday morning, according to police. Port Orange Police stated officers […]
Monday Miscellaneous
Ah yes, the dawn of a new week. From the TV ads, time to start practicing “Bah, Humbug!” to be sure it snarls appropriately, like am unmuffled Triumph. First up (or down, depending on Willie Brown’s whereabouts) our Vice President showed off her exquisite sense of timing again. Evidently, beside curing the border and walking […]
Doing it right and yet failing
Today, in the latest update on Matthew Perry’s death… we have a war in Gaza and what are the bulk of the headlines? Anyway, there was a fella in Maine who caused a ruckus last week. One thing worth noting – he was unlike the shooter in Texas who was determined to have committed prior […]
Biden creates Gun Violence office by fiat
Friday, Joe Biden announced the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention. Gun ban control groups have been pushing the administration for more confiscation action for years – they are ecstatic that do-nothing Biden has finally taken a positive step. “I’m so excited that President Biden is taking action and listening to March For Our […]
Props to a good optics company
Have a shameless commercial plug for y’all. But I think you will see the point. At a shopping visit to a local gun store, the owner (a former dealer for them) told me I should shop Vortex. I know they are regarded as good optics, on a par with the better mainstream folks like Leupold […]
So who stops mass shootings?
Surprisingly to some: You do. You have probably seen the trope…”so where’s the good guy with a gun?” when a mass event takes place. Buckeye Firearms forum passes this along: The term “mass-murder” was used by criminologists and statisticians to describe a specific type of violence. There, a murderer killed four or more people […]
Wednesday Military Shorts – Claims, coyotes, and Mini-Mavericks
In the realm of ‘good; news, VA has identified a system glitch which was delaying veterans’ filings. About 32,000 veterans’ disability claims were delayed — some as long as five years — due to a technical flaw in federal filing systems, Veterans Affairs officials acknowledged this week. The total represents only a small fraction of […]
Thursday shorts: Harris, Alien, Lee, Dead Russki
The few actual duties of the Vice President are to a) keep breathing b) replace the President if they are incapacitated and c) cast tiebreaker votes in the Senate if needed. Kamala Harris is doing the latter (nice, given that the other things she has been assigned to do like address the border crisis have […]
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