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Saturday, October 01, 2011

Pamela Geller: "This Makes Nixon and Watergate Look Like a Prank"


Nationally-known Fox News contributor, columnist, and blogger Pamela Geller of Atlas Shrugs has picked up the story of the Gunwalker scandal, stating today on her blog, "This makes Nixon and Watergate look like a prank."
Geller's comments came in response to the Obama Administration's release of certain selected records last evening, indicating numerous contacts between the former Agent-in-Charge of the ATF Phoenix Field Division and the White House.
The documents show that contrary to previous White House statements claiming that no one in the Executive Branch knew anything about the illegal scheme, also known as 'Operation Fast and Furious,' the White House was actually in constant contact with the alleged perpetrators of the scandal in the Phoenix Field Office.

Friday, September 30, 2011

Join PAMELA GELLER and ME for a Rockin' Interview! IN THE MORNING!

Ok, folks, this is a biggie. Pamela Geller is a person of national significance for her work in the conservative movement, particularly in calling attention to the growing danger of Islamic Jihad in the United States.

You  may have seen her on numerous interviews on Fox News, or the Joy Behar Show, or The View, or listened to her on Sean Hannity's radio show. You may have read her articles at NewsMax, Human Events, and Big Government. And you may be well aware of her highly popular blog, Atlas Shrugs.

Pamela will be our guest on WFHT-AM Radio 1390 this IN THE MORNING at 11 AM Eastern. You can also listen via the Internet if you do not live in the Orlando-Avon Park area of Florida.

If Saturday morning isn't convenient for you, the show can be listened to in its entirely at a later time or date.. Just follow the links provided here.

Pamela is always an energetic and provocative guest. She rocks, and this a rockin' interview. Don't miss it.
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Getting Adjusted?

Ha! Good luck with THAT one.

Read THIS.


And then tell me whether or not 'getting adjusted' is either possible or desirable.

Big Shakeup at ATF Underway?


Rumors are swirling today regarding a possible big shakeup at the ATF involving top management and agents down-line. One source suggests that the first phase of the shakeup may be underway as early as today.
In addition, other sources allege that as part of the shakeup, the DOJ may be looking at the elimination of the ATF entirely, assigning its function to the FBI.
These possibilities are in direct response to the monumental, historic scandal engulfing the DOJ, the ATF, the FBI, DHS, the State Department, and several other federal agencies. Project Gunwalker, or Operation Fast and Furious, has exploded onto the national stage as perhaps the biggest government scandal in U.S. history on the strength of its sheer scope and breadth, and its 'unintended consequence' of the murder of hundreds of Mexican citizens and at least one U.S. citizen--Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry. 
The website CleanUpATF, which served as the earliest indication of deep corruption within the agency leading to citizen journalist Mike Vanderboegh's first article which broke the story of the scandal, is abuzz with speculation, some of which is coming from ATF insiders, indicating that the agency is under the gun and is slated for major change at the top.


Thursday, September 29, 2011

The 2A Roundup--Top Ten for Thursday, September 29, 2011

All guns and politics from the best gun rights and liberty bloggers on the Internet.

David Codrea reports an important message from the Senate Judiciary Committee, making a critical correction to those in the MSM claiming that an earlier Gunwalker story was 'false.'

Kurt Hofmann issues a dire warning concerning the 'terror watch list.'

Mike Vanderboegh provides a most interesting read concerning the attack on Fox News by George Soros and Media Matters...and they are using Mike as the club by which to do so.

Mike McCarville has news on the recent surge in the polls by Herman Cain.

WRSA posts a must-read, dated from 1939.

Way Up North alerts us to some critical facts, that is, for those who are awake.

Tam delivers some well-deserved snark aimed at His Royal Highness, the Duke of Omaha and Vicar of Wall Street, Warren Buffett, commie-billionaire.

Line in the Desert reports that Arizona's 'Sheriff Joe' has responded to Obama's attack on his efforts to secure the southern border.

Standing By declares, "North Carolina Governor Perdue has shamed us all." MEGA-dittos to that!

Perfection Under a Red Umbrella has an interesting read on ObamaCare entitled, "Throwing the Crown Jewel Under the Bus."

National Conservative Examiner Exclusive--Martin Rating System for candidates


Before the campaign leading up to the 2008 Presidential election, this writer had determined to watch every debate, news conference, and interview with candidates in both Parties in order to rate them on issues of extreme importance to conservatives. However, there was no rating system by which to do so. The only course of action available, thus, was to develop my own unique instrument by which to gauge how closely the candidates adhered to conservative principles.
It was then that the Martin Rating System was born. The instrument was used to rate candidates in both Parties from 2007 until the general election in November of 2008. The system has also been used to rate the Republican Presidential candidates this year, and the results have been published here at National Conservative Examiner.
That tool will now be made available to you in this National Conservative Examiner exclusive.
You can use the system to do your own ratings of the candidates. The instrument is not scientific. The issues chosen by which to rate the candidates are decidedly conservative. And the ratings are entirely subjective based upon the individual user. The overall score a candidate receives is based solely upon the ratings you give them on the individual issues.
For example, you may determine that Ron Paul should receive a score of 10 on foreign policy. I may determine that he rates only a 3 on that issue. Thus, our overall scores on Ron Paul will be different. The score reflects our own individual perception of how a candidate performs on the issues.
How is this instrument helpful? It helps the user to see, on paper, how each candidate compares to the others, based upon our own unique perceptions. One may even be surprised that a candidate rates as well as they do. On the other hand, one may discover that their favorite candidate does not fare as well as we thought once we look at their performance based solely upon the scores they receive on the ten key issues.   
Here's how it works...



Wednesday, September 28, 2011

What If...

Some sobering reflections on life....

Much food for thought.

You can find it here.


I hope people around me can find some good things in me to remember once I'm gone.

Grassley on Gunwalker--"There's Something Sinister Going On"


In an interview with Greta Van Susteren on Fox News Monday evening, the contents of which is reported today by Seattle Gun Rights Examiner Dave Workman, Senator Charles Grassley stated with regard to the Gunwalker scandal, 
There’s something sinister going on...They want to do everything they can to avoid this issue. They want to string us along. They want to stonewall us.
Grassley, R-Iowa, has been the point man in the U.S. Senate for the investigation into the Project Gunwalker scandal, also known as Operation Fast and Furious. Although Grassley's efforts have fallen on deaf ears given that the Senate is controlled by members of the Administration's own Party, that may be about to change, as reported in this breaking news article last evening.


Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Breaking--Next Gunwalker Hearing to be Held Jointly with House and Senate


In a breaking news alert that aired late last evening on television station ABC15 in Phoenix, Arizona, it was reported that the next Congressional hearing on the Project Gunwalker scandal (Operation Fast and Furious) will likely be held jointly with the Senate Judiciary Committee and Darrell Issa's House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
Congressman Darrell Issa, Chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, and committee member, Rep. Paul Gosar, were in Phoenix over the weekend, talking to the ABC15 Investigators about the future of the controversial case, which involves the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.
More hearings will come, they said. The next people called to testify will likely do so in front of both the House Judiciary Committee and the Oversight and Government Reform committee, jointly.
Continue reading at Anthony G. Martin's National Conservative Examiner.

The 2A Roundup--Top Ten for Tuesday, September 27, 2011

All guns and politics from the best gun rights and liberty bloggers on the Internet.

Suffolk County Liberty Report outs the extremist environmentalist movement, showing that activists in New York admitted to wanting 'depopulation' on Long Island. One carried a sign saying, "Save the Planet, Kill Yourself."

Patriots Duty provides a thought-provoking article on the 'four corners' of the Constitution. A must-read.

Randy's Right reports that there will be a big citizen protest in Charlotte, North Carolina on Sept. 29, opposing Rick Perry's support for illegal aliens.

Stop Liberal Lies has a goodie, mocking the so-called 'U.S. Days of Rage' on Wall Street.

Maddened Fowl notes some major discrepancies in the fatality count at the 2007 shooting at Virginia Tech. Very odd, particularly when the city AND the county where VT is located reported ZERO deaths.

Kurt Hofmann writes on the newest and most depraved twist in the Project Gunwalker scandal.

Gun Values Board has an enraging story about a man who was convicted and sentenced for shooting in self defense. Read it all.

Nicki shows off her new WordPress platform over at The Liberty Zone. Take a look.

Tam comments on the fact that gun rights issues are not on the radar screen for most politicians.

Traction Control provides info on Glock's announcement about replacing the recoil springs in its Gen4 pistols shipped out from 2009 to 2011.

Gunwalker Bombshell 2--ATF Feared Early Reports of Scandal


In January of this year, nobody was paying attention when two lone reporters first broke the story of the Gunwalker scandal and began a series of disclosures that would eventually capture the attention of several mainstream news outlets. But ATF officials paid close attention. An internal ATF email from January 20 indicates that the agency feared early reports of the scandal.
National Gun Rights Examiner David Codrea had written an open letter on January 19, 2011 to the Senate Judiciary Committee informing them of the scandal. Codrea's intent was to alert the committee to the whistleblower status of ATF agents who had placed themselves in danger by disclosing the damaging information, and to urge the committee to arrange for their protection and launch a full investigation into their allegations.
The very next day on January 20, ATF Associate Chief Counsel Barry Orlo sent an internal email to the top management of the agency, informing them of Codrea's open letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee. A copy of the email can be found here.


Monday, September 26, 2011

This One

Yeah, this one, RIGHT HERE!

This one is going to be different. I promise.

I really do....

The 2A Roundup--Top Ten for Monday, September 26, 2011

All guns and politics from the best gun rights and liberty bloggers on the Internet.

Alphecca points to an excellent article at Big Government on repealing ALL gun laws.

WRSA blasts Leftwing nutcase Elizabeth Warren. Take a look!

Way Up North provides the must-read quote of the day.

From Standing By: 'The Road to Hell is a Compromise.'

Breda shares a firing range report from yesterday.

Around O-Town asks, 'Are you proud of yourself, Al?'--in reference to algore's latest continuation of his assault on human life in the name of 'saving the planet.'

CLO declares that the Second Amendment is the 'black sheep' of the Bill of Rights in America today.

Days of our Trailers says he purchased some things at the gun show yesterday that would make Sarah Brady cry.

John Jacob H posts a very important video on one of the newest avenues by which progressives attack free speech--the pulpits of America. Here there is info on October 2 being 'Pulpit Freedom Sunday,' which promotes free speech in churches in America even thought it may not be 'politically correct.' Amen!

The War on Guns announces (with photos) that David Codrea and Mike Vanderboegh have received an award for their stellar investigative work in exposing Gunwalker. Congratulations, guys! Excellent work!

Gunwalker Bombshell--"There Never Was a 'Sting'"


An ATF source has provided reporters a copy of a letter sent on June 1, 2010 which indicates that the monumental scandal known as 'Project Gunwalker,' or 'Operation Fast and Furious,' was never a sting operation as previously reported. If such an allegation is true, then the official Obama Administration explanation for the operation is entirely false.
The commonly-reported talking point concerning Gunwalker is that it was intended as a sting operation but that it went bad when rogue ATF agents took it in a sinister direction.
But the letter of June 2010, forwarded to reporters David Codrea and Mike Vanderboegh, indicates that nothing about the operation contained any of the elements of a 'sting.' Everything ATF agents did in placing guns into the hands of Mexican drug cartels was done in the open and with the approval of their supervisors:


Sunday, September 25, 2011

Are Gun Haters Mentally Ill?


Although at least half of his work was later discredited by further research, psychiatric pioneer Sigmund Freud laid the foundation for much of what we know about the human psyche--that part of the brain out of which arises the deep emotional motivation for the actions we take. One of the terms Freud coined to describe one of those functions is 'projection.'  
According to Freud and most practitioners of modern psychiatric medicine, projection is the process by which a person 'projects' onto another person their own motives, emotions, or intentions which they find to be too detestable or otherwise unacceptable to admit.
For example, suppose a member of a large family of siblings rose to forefront of the pack when their mother became terminally ill. This sibling had the time and the good health to care for the parent, providing around-the-clock care at a time when it was impossible or very difficult for the other siblings to do so.
At times in these cases, some families can grow vicious. Suppose, in this case, that a sister to the sibling who is providing the care stated the following: "She's up to no good. Just look at her. Doting over Mama like that. She's doing it only so she can manipulate Mama to change her will and give her most of the estate."