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On C-SPAN 3 (which we don’t get on our cable system, more’s the pity) at 2:40 am EST, they’re running a 2001 Congressional hearing on presidential pardons. Headline testify-er? I. Lewis Libby. Ah well, he’s pleading not guilty, so presumably … Continue reading →

First The Gun Guy got his new toy, and now Benjamin of Reasonablenut (who I’m happy to say I met briefly at this year’s Boomershoot) has a shiny new Springfield National Match M1A! I’d call that the Queen of semiauto … Continue reading →

Under a proper social system, a private individual is legally free to take any social action he pleases (so long as he does not violate the rights of others), while a government official is bound by law in his every … Continue reading →

First off, all I have to say is, you should have been there. A small crate of pumpkins and four vehicles worth of firearms, are you kidding me? It was the ‘Must Attend Event of the Year’ (or at least … Continue reading →

I have only two words for Santiago Pedraz, the Spanish judge who issued warrants of arrest for the US Army tankers who fired at the hotel in Baghdad at what they thought to be a jihadi with an anti-tank weapon. … Continue reading →

We’ve been OK’d for the mass slaughter of pumpkins at the CWSA range on October 30th! Here’s the dealio: On the morning of Sunday October 30th, Mr. Completely and I are going to meet up at the Central Whidbey Sportsman’s … Continue reading →

Yep, I’m taking the day off, both here and at work. Too much going on behind the scenes to have enough time to do much other than this post. If you haven’t been by all week, scroll on through and … Continue reading →

That Rodger is a genius?

My presence was required at work for a productivity meeting that was taking place an hour before my regular start time. It was supposed to last for three to four hours since the regional guys would be attending, hoping to … Continue reading →

Oliver Willis (Occupation: Toole) proves that he needs to revise his byline. Partial quote of Howard Dean’s statement in regards to the 60th Anniversary of WWII: â€?Democratic Presidents Roosevelt and Truman led America to victory in World War II because … Continue reading →