“It’s not about gun control, it’s about people control.”

Posted on Saturday, February 23, 2013 by BZ

This man stands completely correct. Lucid, logical, strident and correct:

This man, Dan Bongino, is a former US Secret Service agent who is speaking, above, at the Guns Across America rally in Annapolis, Maryland, on January 20th of this year. Here is the video for Part II.

Mr Bongino ran against Maryland’s Demorat Senator Ben Cardin in November of 2012 and lost. He is considering running for Maryland governor in 2014, again as a Republican.

He said: “We live in a society of wolves. You do not fight back by creating more sheep.”

I already wrote about “Sheep, Wolves and Sheepdogs.” Because I am a sheepdog.

We live in times that are both challenging and outright insane. Simultaneously.

It’s not about gun control. It is absolutely, positively, about “people control” and whether or not you are an actual American Citizen — or whether you are a serf, a Groundling, a Prole. I suspect you, me, we, will all have our chances to make our various stands.

P.S.
Dan Bongino on Twitter. Dan Bongino on Facebook.

Ammo Prices Have Doubled Since December At ‘America’s Largest Gun Shop’

Posted on Friday, February 22, 2013 by BZ

From CNSNews.com:

The price of his store’s ammunition has more than doubled since mid-December, says Larry Hyatt, owner of Hyatt Gun Shop in Charlotte, N.C., which bills itself “America’s Largest Gun Shop.”

I spoke to Mr. Hyatt today about the increase in the price of ammunition since mid-December (when the gun control debate began to heat up). Hyatt said that the ammo market is “very volatile” and that he “doesn’t know when the next shipment will be.”

His best seller right now is .22LR caliber. Gun owners like to shoot this caliber because it is typically a cheaper round and also optimal for target shooting, known as “plinking”

A box containing 500 rounds of .22LR was selling for approximately $20/box back in December. Today, Mr. Hyatt tells me he is selling the same box for $49. This represents a 145 percent increase in price.

We “immediately started rationing” as there are “a lot of unknowns for deliveries of products,” Hyatt said.

The 5.56mm was selling for $0.50 a round in mid-December. Today it sells for $1.00/round; a 100 percent increase in price.

Mr. Hyatt also said that 50 rounds of 9mm were selling for $10.99 – but, they’re now priced at $24.00 per box. This represents an increase of 118 percent.

Any observations from your end?

British antisemitism is alive and well

Posted on Thursday, February 21, 2013 by BZ

Particularly from George Galloway, a member of Britain’s parliament and as Left as you can get in the UK.

See below, as Mr Galloway walks away from a student debate at Oxford University, when he discovers a student is Israeli and states “I don’t debate with Israelis.”

Thank you, kind sir, for proving the British are in fine form with regard to being an entire race of GOWPs and for ensuring their antisemitism and their cultural and historical demise. Can you imagine the reverse happening with someone to the Right of any aisle?

Galloway, you’re nothing but a turd in the British punchbowl.

What French Socialism gets you:

Posted on Wednesday, February 20, 2013 by BZ

From NBCNews.com:

Katy Barnato , CNBC.com –

US CEO to France: You can keep your ‘so-called workers’

The head of U.S. tire maker Titan launched a vitriolic attack on French productivity after the country’s socialist government suggested he buy a tire factory in the north of France.

“How stupid do you think we are?” wrote Maurice Taylor, in a letter to French Industry Minister Arnaud Montebourg, obtained by French business newspaper Les Echos on Wednesday.

Montebourg had asked the U.S. mogul to take over a Goodyear tire factory that is due to close.

“I have visited that factory a couple of times. The French workforce gets paid high wages, but works only three hours. They get one hour for breaks and lunch, talk for three and work for three hours,” he wrote.

“I told this to the French union workers to their faces. They told me that’s the French way!”

Keep on the same path and you’ll find, in America, the same robust productivity as France.

A three hour work day.

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