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The more America imports unfriendly foreigners to live here, the more obvious the need for the Second Amendment. Of course, every citizen deserves access to adequate self-defense, and we were guaranteed that right in our founding documents. Today normal life has suddenly become a lot more complicated and perhaps dangerous with the coronavirus threat, or […] March 20th, 2020 | Category: armed self-defense | Tags: 2A, coronavirus, firearms, gun stores, guns, public safety, refugee resettlement, Second Amendment, Tucker Carlson |  Email This Post |  Print This Post According to the anti-gun left, abolishing the Second Amendment and removing firearms from their law-abiding owners in the United States would end violence and universal peace would prevail. Meanwhile in the UK, there is no right for a citizen to own a firearm. But that doesn’t stop the bad guys from committing murder and mayhem. […] February 27th, 2018 | Category: immigration demographic change | Tags: Britain, crime, diversity, English, guns, immigration, knife crime, knives, London, Muslims, public safety, Second Amendment, Somali, UK | Email This Post | Print This Post One of my new favorite websites to be checked every day or two is GunsSaveLives.net – Stories of Self-Defense, which aggregates the news accounts of citizens protecting themselves and their families using firearms. As a Second-Amendment feminist, I particularly appreciate stories of women with guns prevailing over bad guys, like the young Texas mom who […] March 6th, 2013 | Category: armed self-defense | Tags: crime, guns, self-defense | Email This Post | Print This Post There’s been a lack of interest in the media about what Darrell Issa found out when he visited Mexico on Friday as part of his continuing investigation of the ATF gunrunner scandal. So it was interesting to hear a brief report from him on Tuesday. […] June 28th, 2011 | Category: border security | Tags: border, crime, gunrunner, guns, Mexican cartels, Mexico | Email This Post | Print This Post It’s nice to see that Republican Darrell Issa, the Chair of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, is going after the administration on the corrupt and crazy Operation Gunrunner scheme of the ATF that delivered thousands of weapons to Mexican organized crime during a failed “sting.” We certainly wouldn’t have seen this kind […] April 1st, 2011 | Category: border security | Tags: border, Congress, crime, drug smuggling, enforcement, guns, Mexican cartels, Mexico, Project Gunrunner | Email This Post | Print This Post |
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