The Justine Damond Case, #44: Forever 40
On July 15, 2017, at about 2330, Justine Damond called the police to report a woman screaming—or perhaps merely having …
Category Archives: Courts and Cops
You’re On Your Own, 2021
I have often, in writing about firearms and general personal and family security issues told you, gentle readers, you’re on …
Jacob Blake: Please Don’t Burn Down Kenosha
As regular readers know, I’ve written several times about the Jacob Blake case, the first on 09-02-20 with Jacob Blake: …
The FBI And Suzi Soccermom 3: Gradually, Then Suddenly
Can we trust the Harris/Biden/Whoever Administration—Joe Biden, Temporary President—to accurately, lawfully differentiate between heated, passionate, even threatening debate between the …
Washington State To Crooks: We’re Open For Business!
The “summer of love” mayor is changing her tune:
Policing–And Punishment
These days, D/S/Cs are viciously attacking the police, and anyone not praising them for their leftist brilliance and moral superiority. …
George Floyd, Update 15: Proof Beyond A Racist Doubt
How crazy has the D/S/C left become over George Floyd? This crazy:
Self-Defense In A World Gone Mad
I first posted the article that is the basis for this article—Self-Defense In A Reimagined World—on October of 2020. I …
Mollie Tibbetts: Forever 20, Coda
In August of 2018, I wrote Mollie Tibbetts: Forever 20. In that article, I covered what was then known about the …
George Floyd, Update 14: National Honor–UPDATED
There was a venerable Cold War joke that went like this: Two men, one American, one Russian, are standing near …
“Police Reform” And Racism
In response to The George Floyd Case, Update 13: The Process Is The Punishment, regular reader and commenter Doug had …
The George Floyd Case, Update 13: The Process Is The Punishment
In the Floyd case, the hits just keep on coming. As I explained in Update 12: The Point, the post trial …
George Floyd, Update 12: The Point–UPDATED
The aftermath of any normal criminal trial, even one of such unusual public interest as to become notorious, is limited …
The Ma’Khia Bryant Case: Justice?–UPDATED
There is much conjecture about a two-tiered system of justice in America, which conjecture comes closer to indisputable fact every …
