Going back to my post on Canuckistan’s gun confiscation plan, there’s this headline:
Alberta and Saskatchewan Have a Message for
Ottawa on Gun Confiscation: GFY
Of course, if said two entities were to become U.S. States #51 and #52, this would be less of an issue… just sayin’.
So… it looks very much as though the Canucki government wants to go on a gun-confiscation expedition:
Then-Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau introduced legislation known as C-21 to freeze handgun purchases and a “buy back” of military-style semi-automatic firearms in May 2022, with the bill receiving Royal Assent in December 2023. Conservative Member of Parliament Dane Lloyd of Alberta questioned Minister of Public Safety Gary Anandasangaree about the apparent large-scale refusal to comply from gun owners.
“Minister, the declaration period for firearms owners is scheduled to end next week. So far, only 2.5 percent of the estimated two million effected firearms have been declared and 98 percent [of] firearms owners haven’t made a declaration,” Lloyd said. “So, if they’re not declaring by next week, what’s your plan, Minister?”
And the response:
“The plan we have is as of March 31st, the time to complete the enrollment, will be, will be done and then the RCMP and other agencies will be available throughout the spring and the summer to do the collection.”
Remind me again how they know where to do these collections confiscations, and from whom?
Oh yeah, that’s right: guns and gun owners are “registered” up there in the Great White Empty Space.
So the next time some Leftoid asswipe suggests registering guns and gun owners here in the U.S., please remember the above proposed action by the Canucki gummint.
Afterthought: Canuckis being the milder version of the North American tribe, I’m kinda curious to see to what degree they’ll resist this foul confiscation drive. I’m also very curious to see how many Mounties (active or retired) will actually show up to perform it.
…and yet the National Firearms Act (NFA) is still with us, becoming evermore ridiculous, evermore illogical, and always (still) un-Constitutional.
Here’s the best history of the disgusting thing I’ve ever seen which — as with so many of the bullshit laws and bureaucracies that still bedevil us to this very day — stemmed from the diseased liberal New York mind of the sainted Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
And the Act’s very vagueness of terminology makes it almost unique among our forest of laws in its ability to turn any gun owner into an instant felon without him knowing about it until the AT-fucking-F agency thugs drag him away in chains. And said feature alone should make it legal poison, except that the Department of (alleged) Justice is too busy fucking around with irrelevancies like the Epstein files.
Kill the NFA. Kill it stone dead, and then abolish the ATF in toto, because the government has no business in the alcohol, tobacco and (especially) the firearms business. I might make a teeny exception for the oft-elided “E” — explosives — part of the agency’s nomenclature, but those first three initials? X marks the spot in the back of the neck, for each of them.
Otherwise? Line ’em up.
Here’s a headline that’s supposed to evoke a response from me, but I don’t think my response is the one they’re looking for:
DHS says more than 300 TSA agents have quit since start of shutdown
I know, I know: I’m supposed to get all upset that the filthy socialists in Congress have blocked funding for the Department of Homeland Security.
However, my hostility towards the TSfuckingA goes back pretty much to its post-9/11 panic foundation.
So my feelings run more towards this response:
When it comes to abolishing transparent Security Theater and government bullying, put me at the head of the line of supporters.
And by the way: I have fairly similar feelings about the entire Homeland Security department.
As much as I feel like saying, “What took you so long?”, I must confess to some considerable satisfaction at this development:
FBI Director Kash Patel has purged his department of agents linked to the Biden administration’s efforts to jail the Democrat former president’s electoral foe, Donald Trump.
Patel forced out field office leaders and other senior agents connected to the two criminal investigations of Trump, including the special agent in charge in Atlanta, the acting assistant director in charge of the New York field office, and the former special agent in charge in New Orleans who had recently moved on to another job, MS Now reported and two senior administration officials confirmed to Breitbart News.
As many as six agents in Miami were forced out over their connection to the FBI’s raid of Mar-a-Lago, conducted by over 30 agents accompanied by CNN cameras.
And I don’t want to hear wailing from the Usual Suspects about “Oh noes, you’re politicizing the DOJ to go after political opponents”, because you assholes fucking started it and turned it into an art form.
As a form of legalized spite (the CNN cameras), it’s hard to top this one — not to mention that their overt goal was not only to humiliate the ex-President (rummaging in the First Lady’s lingerie drawers?) but to prevent him from running for office again.
More like this, Kash. Lots, lots more.
This ol’ boy is telling it straight.
Buddy Brown’s saying it all in a jesting manner, but behind the smile and aw-shucks attitude, he’s deadly serious.
I’d say it too, but I don’t have his accent. Also, I’d be swearing a lot more.