from Revolver News:
The left has gone so far off the rails, even their own pet projects are crashing and burning. When you push radical nonsense long enough, eventually the donors dry up, the base checks out, and the circus tent folds up and collapses. Well, that’s exactly what’s happening with David Hogg’s once-hyped anti-gun group, March for Our Lives.
Paid a visit to the ATF today. It’s a new era — one where Americans will be kept safe and their Constitutional rights will be protected. pic.twitter.com/K1syP6JoPl
— Dan Bongino (@FBIDDBongino) March 21, 2025
by Cindy Harper, Reclaim The Net:
Government-backed censorship tools extended far beyond foreign disinformation, shaping domestic narratives with the help of private media enforcers.
America First Legal (AFL) has unveiled a trove of revealing documents obtained through litigation against the US Department of State’s now-defunct Global Engagement Center (GEC).
These documents expose a sweeping censorship network orchestrated by government agencies under the guise of combating “misinformation” and “disinformation.” The findings implicate not only the GEC but also the US Agency for International Development (USAID), the British Foreign, Commonwealth, and Development Office (FCDO), and various media monitoring organizations in a coordinated effort to control public discourse and suppress speech.
by M.B., Survival Blog:
(Continued from Part 5. This concludes the article.)
“All individuals are entitled to the utility to defend their humanity.
Gun control has failed.
You can’t stop the signal.”
—from the original Deterrence Dispensed (now known as The Gatalog) website
“Open Source Firearms” is a term that I’ve used to describe those few firearms that are so popular that parts—as well as information about the firearms—are widely available. Moreover, these arms are so popular that even frames or receivers are being made by companies other than the one that first sold the firearms. An “open source” gun is an easier project because parts are easy to get and available from a variety of sources.
by M.B., Survival Blog:
(Continued from Part 2.)
These projects generally use a 3D-printed frame or receiver, which is combined with firearm parts to create a finished firearm. Some of these designs can fire over 1,000 rounds without the frame or receiver failing. Projects in this category include a variety of AR-15 lower receivers, such as the UBAR2 and the Hoffman Tactical SL-15, a vast array of Glock frames, like the FMDA DD19.2, Ruger 10-22 receivers, and a variety of MAC11/9 lower receivers. There are also projects based on Smith & Wesson M&P pistols, Ruger pistols, Beretta pistols, CETME rifles, the Kalashnikov (“AK-47”), and much, much more.
by M.B., Survival Blog:
(Continued from Part 1.)
“The price of freedom is everyone gets it, but some people will misuse it.
…is that a reason to prohibit everyone from having it?” – Ian McCollum
If you’re not sure if 3D printing is for you, then you may be able to try it without owning a printer! Start by finding a fairly small and simple object you’d like to print in a database like Thingiverse. Download it, along with a free slicer program, like Cura, or Prusa Slicer.
by Cristina Laila, The Gateway Pundit:
California is currently a ‘stand your ground’ state, however, a Democrat Assemblyman just introduced a bill that would criminalize self-defense.
California Assemblyman and Democrat Caucus Chair Rich Chavez Zbur introduced AB 1333 which seeks to limit a homeowner’s right to defend their family and home from an intruder.
This Democrat lunatic wants to limit a homeowner’s right to defend themselves from a dangerous intruder.
More than anything else, this is an attack on the Second Amendment.
from ZeroHedge:
Submitted by Gun Owners of America,
Gun Owners of America just caught the FBI coercing more people into giving up their Second Amendment rights!
Thanks to a FOIA request by GOA’s lawyers, we uncovered even more evidence on the FBI’s unconstitutional and unlawful NICS Indices program.
In 2019, it was discovered that the FBI was using a document titled “NICS Indices Self-Submission Form” that purported to allow American citizens to “voluntarily” waive their Second Amendment rights.
by Ronald Beaty, American Thinker:
In Massachusetts, a legal battle is unfolding that should resonate with every conservative who values the sanctity of the Second Amendment. Escher v. Mason isn’t just about firearms; it’s a litmus test for how we view adulthood, responsibility, and constitutional rights in contemporary America.
The Massachusetts law in question, House Bill 4885, strips legal adults aged 18 to 20 of their right to purchase, possess, or carry semiautomatic firearms and handguns. This isn’t merely overreach; it’s a direct assault on the clear text of the Second Amendment, which does not discriminate by age among “the people.” If we are to take our Constitution seriously, we must defend the rights of all citizens, not just those deemed “mature enough” by the state’s paternalistic gaze.
from The Epoch Times:
Second Amendment advocates are celebrating, and gun control activists are decrying the apparent closing of the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention.
by Leo Hohmann, Leo’s Newsletter:
Red states, especially those with mostly rural populations, are much more likely to have high rates of gun ownership, but some blue states are surprisingly trending upward. The reason may shock you.
The Visual Capitalist reports that the United States has more guns than people, with nearly 400 million firearms owned by civilians.
The outlet recently came out with an interesting map in which it ranks states by the highest percentage of gun ownership. It’s based on data from the Pew Research Center compiled by Data Pandas as of 2024.
by Cassie B., Natural News:
The deep state is going for broke! Listen to this man! Protect your children! https://t.co/dkTRCX3Z2o
— Alex Jones (@RealAlexJones) December 17, 2024
