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Speaking of which, how many remember the BLM/Antifa riot in our nation's capitol on Trump's inauguration day in 2017? This was planned weeks - if not months - in advance, and DC security forces had plenty of time to arrange additional security forces to be brought in to support the security that...

Many of us have probably forgotten the extent of the rioting, property damage and injuries that occurred in DC during the BLM/Antifa mayhem during late May 2020 (see article below). This went on for several days and required calling in the DC police, Secret Service, National Guard and military...

The criteria necessary for an insurrection (see earlier post by Turtle) seem to be met in the May 2020 violence from the Marxist radicals directed at the White House and the sitting POTUS. Not only was a threat posed, but carried out since many injuries were actually inflicted on Capitol police...

So how many people were arrested and jailed for the May 2020 insurrection?

Consider the case of Kim Potter, the police woman who was recently convicted of accidentally killing a criminal with an outstanding arms warrant who was resisting arrest. She's looking at 10 yrs in prison while the fool who intentionally shot Babbitt goes free without a slap on the wrist. The...

He's also responsible for implementing the plan to develop and approve the covid vaccines in record time. Let's remember the difference between being pro-vaccine and anti-mandate.

Well, after taking the Moderna shot plus TWO boosters, my wife just tested positive for Covid omicron. She thought it was a head cold with slight cough, had been using masks and doing the whole Fauci routine. So much for Biden's "pandemic of the unvaccinated".

Once upon a time in America, crooked lawyers and government operatives went to prison for criminal conspiracies and illegal activities. It's not hard to see the Trump-Russia Hoax as a flip side to the Watergate scandal in which sleazy lawyers, un-elected govt bureaucrats and FBI officials...

The new guy is a real piece of work, especially when handing out his own version of "justice", which seems to be based on social justice. He is obviously anti-Trump, anti-Trump voter and anti-White, as the article points out toward the end. (Bold emphasis mine) "But Phillips’ prosecutorial...

There was no insurrection on Jan 6, in spite of what Democrats and their friends in the media have been promoting. It was a riot and 517 rioters got arrested. It's an outrage that a similar law and order reaction wasn't seen from any federal or state authorities towards the Antifa/BLM riots in...

The first rioter entered through a broken window at 2:12PM. Trump's first tweet calling for peaceful demonstrations went out at 2:38PM. The timeline of events can be easily verified through various web searches.

"any January 6 protester...could be kept in prison without bail until a criminal trial 12+ months away". And that's exactly what they're doing in our nation's capitol, keeping these American citizens incarcerated under deplorable conditions with very little publicity from the mainstream media...

As expected, the civil lawsuits have started against the Oxford School District, the principal, and others at the school. Hopefully, more parents will join in this effort to hold these feckless school administrators accountable for turning a blind eye toward the warnings given before the attack...

Unfortunately, that's pretty much spot-on. In spite of the recent crime surges people think their kids are perfectly normal and that they are immune to break-ins or theft. The following article offers some good insight to this national attitude, but one paragraph relevant to this case really...

Free access to the firearm would be the ability to literally lay hands on it unencumbered. A better term would be "unrestricted access". This would disregard trigger or cable locks since they're easily overcome. A good example would be a closet shelf, nightstand drawer, or anywhere in an...

Per federal law, every gun sold must include a small cable lock similar to a mini bicycle lock. They are junk and next to useless. The parents may have used this to claim the gun was secured, but that would be a technicality at best. If they bought this pistol as a present for him, their...

You bet they are. Kids are suspended for wearing the wrong kind of t-shirts and hats, also drawings of all kinds of things including guns. A quick Google search brings up tons of articles about this. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/13-year-old-suspended-for-doodling-gun/

Fair enough. But suppose he's found to be insane and not responsible for his actions?

OK, so in your opinion who's responsible for this mess?

True, but the teacher found the picture he had drawn depicting bullets, blood, etc, and had a photo of it which should've been reason enough for suspension.