Via Luân Chu
Monday, December 30, 2019
Hero Jack Wilson on Texas Church Shooting: ‘I Feel like I Killed Evil’ & Lt. Gov. Praises Armed Parishioners, Calls Them ‘Immediate Responders’
The man who shot and killed the White Settlement, Texas, church shooter on December 29, 2019, says, “I feel like I killed evil.”
More @ Breitbart
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Texas poised to gain two congressional seats, and Arizona, Colorado, Florida, Montana, North Carolina and Oregon are expected to gain one.
New Census Estimates Predict That Democrat Strongholds Will Lose House Seats
Here is a snapshot
More @ Red State
Trump Voted Co-'Most Admired Man' in US and That's Big Trouble for Democrats in 2020
Via Billy
This is the kind of news Democrats dread.
A Gallup poll released Monday found President Donald Trump tied with former President Barack Obama as the man most admired by Americans in 2019, with each man being named by 18 percent of those surveyed.
The news marked Trump’s first time in the No. 1 spot — albeit in a tie with his predecessor in the White House — and considering it came at the end of a year that saw the release of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report, relentless attacks in the mainstream media and popular culture and impeachment hearings by the Democratic-run House of Representatives, it’s hard to see the results as anything other than good news for the White House.
But there’s even worse news for Democrats:
This is the kind of news Democrats dread.
A Gallup poll released Monday found President Donald Trump tied with former President Barack Obama as the man most admired by Americans in 2019, with each man being named by 18 percent of those surveyed.
The news marked Trump’s first time in the No. 1 spot — albeit in a tie with his predecessor in the White House — and considering it came at the end of a year that saw the release of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report, relentless attacks in the mainstream media and popular culture and impeachment hearings by the Democratic-run House of Representatives, it’s hard to see the results as anything other than good news for the White House.
But there’s even worse news for Democrats:
More @ WJ
At Least 5 Armed Churchgoers Are Seen On Video Following Shooting, One Victim Possibly Armed As Well
Via Allen G Aycock
In an incident that could have been much worse in Texas Sunday
morning, surveillance video shows at least 5 churchgoers drawing their
firearms and pointing them at a suspect who had just opened fire during
the morning service.
The mass shooting in the works was thwarted
inside West Freeway Church of Christ, which is located west of Fort
Worth. Police say that around 10 am local time, a man opened fire inside
the church with a shotgun during communion.
A security guard for the church, who is also reported to be ex-FBI,
fired a single shot to take down the suspect after that suspect had
fired twice.
The suspect killed 1 and injured another.
The security guard’s single shot at the suspect was fatal.
More @ Concealed Carry
Flashback: Another Baby Brock! 2011 v 2019
Sandra, a friend of my daughter Virginia, whom I met when we went to another daughter Bonnie's wedding three years ago. (2011)
Christmas 2019 at Virginia's place
Sunday, December 29, 2019
The Wounded Knee Massacre: The Forgotten History of the Native American Gun Confiscation
Via Alex @ Ammo.com "Seemingly every statist campus radical knows about the Wounded Knee Massacre because it confirms what they already believe about white men suppressing the natives. Yet few know (or acknowledge) that it came right after the federal government confiscated the Native Americans’ guns. Oops. We recently published The Wounded Knee Massacre: The Forgotten History of the Native American Gun Confiscation chronicling the sordid details of one of the first federal gun confiscations."
The Battle at Wounded Knee is a significant battle in American history, as it put an end to the Indian Wars and is marked as the last official defeat of the Native Americans. But what’s not taught in history lessons is that Wounded Knee was one of the first federally backed gun confiscations in the history of the United States, and it ended in the massacre of nearly 300 unarmed people.
During the late 19th century, American Indians were allowed to purchase and carry firearms, just as white men were. The colonial gun laws did not bar Native Americans from possessing firearms, yet that natural right was violated by government forces at Wounded Knee. And once the guns were confiscated, the battle ensued.
The Battle at Wounded Knee is a significant battle in American history, as it put an end to the Indian Wars and is marked as the last official defeat of the Native Americans. But what’s not taught in history lessons is that Wounded Knee was one of the first federally backed gun confiscations in the history of the United States, and it ended in the massacre of nearly 300 unarmed people.
During the late 19th century, American Indians were allowed to purchase and carry firearms, just as white men were. The colonial gun laws did not bar Native Americans from possessing firearms, yet that natural right was violated by government forces at Wounded Knee. And once the guns were confiscated, the battle ensued.
More @ Ammo.com
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