Yet another officer looking for women while on the job and then preying upon them.
State Sponsored Criminal #451: Daniel Lavely
Because when you see a cute girl you like, just tell her to get in the back of your patrol car, she’ll listen because you’re a cop.
Yup, it’s that day again. I snagged the list of people I know off hand from last year. The sentiment is the same, Thank you, even if I haven’t met you.
A thanks to: Nick, Oliver, Mikel, Doug, Allen, Christine, John, Mike, Al, Tom, Ken, Andrew, Becca, Matt, and so many others that I know. If you can, thank a Veteran today.
That’s right folks, it’s better to let people starve, especially after a natural disaster. Honestly if anything I would be surprised if the reason it took 2 weeks to get the lights back on was the fault of the Mayors office.
Personally you folks in New York City elected the douche bag and have done nothing to reign in his tyranny. On that front you deserve to starve. I just wish that we could the nanny stateism he’s creating would stay well within your borders.
Seriously, this is why natural disasters are getting bad on the recovery front. Instead of doing the job that needs to get done, you have bureaucrats getting in the way claiming to be helping, when in reality people are starving to death.
h/t Uncle.
It is one never a good idea to threaten anyone, most especially someone like Joe.
I did start chuckling at the thought he just threatened the canary in the coal mine. Talk about a great way to call down the thunder. I wonder if he realizes that the disappearance of someone like Joe would provoke the immediate revocation of birth certificates for numerous politicians and violent liberals, including himself now that he has put himself on the radar.
Yes, as Joe says, “We are better than this.” Some however forget that the majority of us haven’t struck merely because we won’t hit first. That said, Mr. Comardo’s comments I take as a direct threat. Doubly so since I spend enough time with the canary that I quite likely would be collateral damage in his disappearance.
Mr. Comardo, if your opinion differs from our own, so be it. But if you think it necessary to threaten and intimidate others over the fragile nature of your opinion, it might be high time to re-evaluate your opinion.
Since Joe didn’t post it, here is his probable MyLife Profile. Unsurprisingly he doesn’t have a LinkedIn profile which I should have figured from his support of Obama. He wouldn’t know how to find a job if it was handed to him. If anyone wants to continue digging up information feel free to post it here. A nice profile should it ever be necessary could be quite handy if it’s ready made.
This isn’t as much a how-to buying guide but merely a disclaimer that right now is not the time to buy.
The most annoying thing about the post election panic is that it throws a wrench at planned purchases. I was planning on buying more blasting ammo for Boomershoot, well when ammo started disappearing from shelves, that changed the time frame. I did an inventory last night and confirmed, yes I needed more steel cased ammo. Since the new replacement ammo is lacquer coated steal rounds I picked up some P-Mags with it and had a nice long discussion with the owner since he’s also my neighbor. Seriously, he lives 2 houses down from me on the opposite side of the road.
While chatting phones ring and emails come in. The result of the calls and emails is that I’m promptly helping them retag every AR in the place. Now they weren’t gouging nearly as bad as they could, or probably even should. But every rifle went up by at least an extra 100 bucks. Now here’s why. There is no replacement supply anywhere on the horizon, their friends were reporting they were sold out and couldn’t get replacement stock. Their suppliers were sold out and back ordered for the foreseeable future. Even manufactures are listing as back-ordered. Given the sudden demand increase and a fixed supply, prices are going up.
So my advice is if you’re wanting an AR, now is probably not the best time to buy. Prices will probably drop back now in 6 months and deliveries will move back to normal.
The same goes for ammo. If you can survive on your current stock, do so. Come spring thaw it will be back to normal rates and you’ll also have people trying to unload excess stock they didn’t need. Right now a bunch of people are panicking and buying, but honestly if you wanted one for preparatory purposes, you should have done this a while ago.
Yes, read that title with a serious sense of sarcasm because unsurprisingly we have the following.
Because fighting a war is so close to restoring and rebuilding the electric power system? Don’t get me wrong, I have the utmost respect for the military, but there is nothing to indicate they have the skills or abilities necessary to fix this problem.
Now it must be noted that the Navy does have a few men who actually do know something about the power system and distribution, but they also focus on it being aboard ship, with a smaller system with redundancy designed to survive casualties. Others would look at the military and say, “Well the military has to supply power to their bases.” Well even the military is lacking the people and skills to do that now days.
So what exactly would involving the government in the power restoration process do other than create an additional layer of bureaucratic red tape to go through?
There was a considerable amount of damage and it is very serious and not simple. Many lines that have been repaired remain out of service because there isn’t enough power feeding in to support the line currently. Not to mention the fact that there has also been damage to the natural gas system and other areas will not have power restored until the gas problems are fixed.
As I said previously:
That takes time, it doesn’t happen overnight, and given the fact that salt water, metal, and electricity is involved you better do it right. If you don’t it will be more likely to fail in the future.
Does it suck being out of power? Yes it does and anyone who thinks a utility doesn’t care about it’s customers being out of power, specifically a significant amount, doesn’t have a brain between their ears. Each day service is down is a day of lost revenue. Figure how many people there are, not to mention commercial customers, and then think about how much they’re loosing overall.
Yet again a group of people are screaming the government will magically solve the problem. Most of those same people actually don’t have a clue about what’s actually going on.
I previously wrote about an entirely preventable incident. I didn’t full realize though how much of a classic style incident that was.
First off, getting a good gun and holster helps prevent this because it should get put on your belt, ankle, whatever and left there for the day. If in needs to come off, the holster needs to come off with it.
Second is the thing people always seem to forget:
I’m not surprised by this, honestly no one should that’s ever been around kids. Kids are naturally curious. The best thing to do is satisfy their curiosity in a safe and controlled environment. Most certainly though, never leave something around a curious kid that’s dangerous or deadly.
What the father did was careless and negligent given the fact they were leaving their children in the car. Not to mention the fact he was leaving the firearm in plain sight for anyone walking by the vehicle. That is otherwise known as a great way to have a weapon stolen.
The worst part about incidents like this is gun owners as a whole get a black eye because this man was “anointed“. The argument of the banners being, “If he can’t properly handle a firearm, how can anyone else be expected to?” Never mind the fact that we push education instead of prohibition. Prohibition in this case probably lead to the accident. It’s the appeal of the forbidden fruit left within arms reach. The better option would be to satisfy curiosity whenever possible while reinforcing safety and discipline.
Honestly this one’s a bad one. Bad enough that you can just go read the details if you want. Since he was in a position of authority and could have just as easily accomplished this as a school liaison officer, he’s on the count.
State Sponsored Criminal #450: Josh Carrier
Because when you’re a cop, no one will suspect you.
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