Last Saturday was the alleged Antifa Revolution, the beginning of the movement to depose Trump and I guess sit whatever revolutionary leader they like this week in the White House.

It kinda failed miserably in case you were wondering. The joke around was that the collective mothers did not allow the kids to go out and play Revolutionaries because the chores were not done and they had promised to clean the basement.

Some mischievous souls decided to troll Antifa and posted stuff like this:

Man! The Snowflakes lost their minds!

So they swatted the guy, but apparently the outcome was not the one they Little Boys in Black were expecting:

And, of course stuff needs to be investigated:

I still do not get that the “Shadow Army” that is going to bring down the government of the United States cannot see a photo online without shitting in their diapers and calling 911.
Kinda contradictory, tight?

PS: No cops or FBI came to see me. Damn it!
PS2: goes without saying, follow @Tactical_Review in Twitter. He tends to have a good selection of Gun Porn

Dear old @SFDB. I kinda feel bad for the guy.

I almost feel guilty of living in his head rent-free.

PS: You were supposed to tag the FBI or Homeland Security in the tweet. Hell, even Miami Dade PD!  Then again they will tell you they already know me from the many times we have gone shooting together, plus all the snowflakes that have already tagged me to them.

Hat tip to The One Who Does Not Want Me To Tag Him.

Restrictions on the Possession of Firearms by Individuals Convicted of a Misdemeanor Crime of Domestic Violence

GUN BAN FOR INDIVIDUALS CONVICTED OF A MISDEMEANOR CRIME OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE — 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(9)

The 1968 Gun Control Act and subsequent amendments codified at 18 U.S.C. § 921 et seq. prohibit anyone convicted of a felony and anyone subject to a domestic violence protective order from possessing a firearm. The intended effect of this new legislation is to extend the firearms ban to anyone convicted of a “misdemeanor crime of domestic violence.”

“There is no law enforcement exception: One of the provisions of this new statute removed the exemption that 18 U.S.C. § 925(a)(1) provided to police and military. Thus, as of the effective date, any member of the military or any police officer who has a qualifying misdemeanor conviction is no longer able to possess a firearm, even while on duty. ”

You are welcome.

If you worship in a church, mosque, temple or synagogue you should be aware these places are seen as soft targets by psychopathic murderers. Whether politically, religiously or insanely motivated, these people are drawn to what they believe are the easiest of targets, those being places with no effective security and a large, helpless population from which they intend to pile up their terrible score…

…The first element of any defensive plan is acceptance. You have to believe, and accept as reality, that there are bad people in the world – purely evil people – who may wish to do you and yours harm.

Source: Securing The Sanctuary | Down Range TV

Great writing by Ed Head on what to do to prepare for this scenario.

Or you can keep your head buried in the sand and wait for your ass to be shot.

If your church legally forbids you to carry, stop attending. The Shepherd is not doing a very good job of tending the flock if he only prays shit will not happen in his church.

Attacks on churches date all the way back to colonial times and for the same reason: a bunch of people gathered at one place at a fixed hour makes killing easier.

Any church that knows what it is doing, will have a minimum of armed security for more than just the threat of a nutjob intending to do a mass shooting. This is an old episode of The Pro Arms Podcast that is very illuminating. Listen to it and learn what to ask your pastor/priest/rabbi/etc.

PS: No, I ain’t back. Just giving common sense advice.

“But first we need to ask permission from the government.”

Huh?