And probably was told to “stops acting out” when throwing a temper tantrum in the supermarket because mommy did not want to buy her favorite candy bar of sugary cereal. And I just know mommy gave up every single time.

Live look at the libs in DC at the Anti-Vax Mandate protest on the National Mall.

We will never stop invading “your” territory. pic.twitter.com/RTUXeVV4ow

— Vish Burra (@VishBurra) January 23, 2022

Last night, a shot from an illegal gun took the life of a @NYPDnews officer.

When I say we’re going to do everything we can to stop the scourge of illegal guns in our state, it’s not just talk. We are tripling funding for efforts to get these guns off the streets. pic.twitter.com/zXv0xbL4Em

— Kathy Hochul (@GovKathyHochul) January 22, 2022

Really? We have not only smart guns but sentient ones that go in search of police officers and kills them without human intervention. Are they going to hire the NY equivalent of Blade Runners?

Or maybe idiots like Hochul should stop saying stupid stuff and acknowledge that they do not have the fortitude to go after criminals and tell people they are on their own.

PS: She has to quit the Botox. There was something wrong about her (besides being a Liberal) and somebody pointed out her eyebrows never move.

If the omicron variant continues to spread across Tennessee, hospitals may soon turn to a strategy that once felt unthinkable: Letting infected employees stay on the job. Hospitals across the state could ask doctors and nurses who are infected with coronavirus but still well enough to keep working to continue to treat patients.

To be clear, this strategy is a desperate one. It has been recommended as a “last resort” by the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention and recently employed by some embattled hospitals in California and Rhode Island.

In Tennessee, where hospital staff are in short supply, multiple hospitals have considered allowing infected but asymptomatic employees to keep working, said Andrea Turner, a spokesperson for the Tennessee Hospital Association.

This week in COVID-19: Hospitals may let infected employees keep working (tennessean.com)

In the search for the perfect COVID purity, the health systems went stupid to the point of almost uselessness. The problem is people are still getting sick from the regular stuff, but there is nobody to take up the slack because they were sent away. “Infected but asymptomatic” simply means they caught the bug and belong to the almost 99% of those who either are immune to the bug or their bodies took care of it. They are in other words, healthy individuals capable of doing work and take care of others, but in the search of the COVID purity (part and parcel of the COVID theater of Horror), were set aside as impure, but now are desperately needed.

I hope when this shit ends, the lesson learned is how fucked up the approach to fighting a sickness was done and how to never do it again. And I firmly believe that the final count of those who dies from other infirmities but could not be treated or prevented, will be tenfold the number of those who died from the Chink Flu.

And that head should roll high and far for it. And that is not a figure of speech.

IMHO hands down the best live album ever recorded sound wise. And the music ain’t half bad 🙂

“Does the Pentagon have any indications that perhaps a submarine may be trying to defect?”

“No, we do not.”

(clip h/t @PeteKDCNews ) pic.twitter.com/yOVSd6UQ6S

— Howard Mortman (@HowardMortman) January 21, 2022

Some of the places I have to go for work are Gun Free Zones and some are not, but you can tell they would frown on Carry. My solution after a bit of research was this: Reminton RM380 in a Galco Tuck-N-Go 2.0 holster and 2 spare mags in a Sticky Holsters double mag pouch.

When not regularly clipped to my belt, the holster can be removed quickly and slip in the pants’ pocket without problem. The mags do stay inside a pocket all the time, but the pouch keeps them secured and oriented to my liking.  If the location is fully GFZ, I can remove all quickly and secure it in a gun box without having to do the Disarming Macarena/Strip Tease in the parking lot.

Sharing in case somebody needed an idea for his/her own EDC.

I am used to see all kinds of Email Scams just like I am sure you do too. But I have to admit this one forced me to pause for a second:

This is not some generic mass scam originated in some computer farm in the former Soviet republics, but something specifically targeted at me as a shooter or Second Amendment supporter or (most likely) I pissed off somebody who reads the blog. I have been “subscribed” to some silly things online, but this is not the 90s and most places do have protections against fake subscriptions.

Anyway, their command of the English language is worse than mine which was the first giveaway. And if I am not mistaken, Paypal has not quit its ban on being used to pay for gun and I believe Springfield Armory returns the favor by not accepting Paypal as form of payment.

Nice try!