With the censoring mechanism disable among social media platforms, propaganda continues to plague the digital sphere as hate and rumor trickle upwards defying physics and morphing truth. Reality or the recognition of fact has become an obscurity leading to an absence of mollification within politics as first with bots and now with AI combined with […]
Judge Roger Benitez to Keynote Gun Rights Policy Conference in Dallas
Retired U.S. District Court Judge Roger T. Benitez, who has become almost legendary in Second Amendment circles for his pro-rights court opinions, will be this year’s keynote speaker during the Gun Rights Policy Conference in Dallas, Texas on Saturday, Sept. 25. The annual conference, now in its 41st year, is co-hosted by the Second Amendment […]
E-Bikes, Hiking, And Dancing- The Dawn Of Known Quantities
As the symbiosis between imagination and creative content merge with fact, the idea of what is “meant to be” exists in murky waters clouding the resilient foundation of sensibility. What is considered normal has been made taboo and ostracized by strategic activism, affecting everything from the degradation of the family unit to rampant volatility within […]
The ATF is Getting Better, But …
By Lee Williams SAF Investigative Journalism Project ATF Director Robert “Rob” Cekada has been busy making the rounds. He’s a real gun owner who’s appearing on pro-gun YouTube shows practically every day. He knows guns, often better than the hosts. He attended SHOT Show, NRA’s Annual Meetings and he will be speaking at the Second […]
After Trump’s Holiday Speeches Highlight 2A Commitment, Regs Changes Lamented
By Dave Workman After President Donald Trump reminded the nation of his commitment to protect the Second Amendment in speeches July 3 at Mount Rushmore and July 4 in Washington, D.C., the New York Times and other paywall-restricted publications are lamenting how the administration “is scrapping more than three dozen firearms regulations.” Money Control is […]
DOJ Hits Virginia with Lawsuit to Stop Semi-Auto Ban
By Dave Workman Fresh on the heels of the Virginia House of Delegates’ decision to push back the effective date of the Commonwealth’s ban on so-called “assault firearms,” the Department of Justice filed a federal lawsuit in an effort to block the law from ever taking effect. The lawsuit targets SB749, alleging that it “infringes […]
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