GOP ‘SOBs’ Going Soft On Gunwalking, Says Blogger Who Broke ‘Fast And Furious
GOP ‘Sons-A-Bitches’ Going Soft On Gunwalking, Says Blogger Who Broke ‘Fast And Furious’
Mike Vanderboegh is drinking Diet Mountain Dew in the cafeteria of the Rayburn building on Capitol Hill, and he is pissed.
Not because his flight from Alabama was almost “as bumpy as [his] first marriage,” nor because he almost got into a physical altercation with an “idiot street urban adventurer” outside the National Archives who said Vanderboegh looked like Newt Gingrich.
The former militia man turned gun rights blogger is angry because he thinks the Republican “sons-a-bitches” on the House Oversight Committee put on the “ultimate display of public limp dickery” during a Thursday hearing in which Attorney General Eric Holder testified about ATF’s botched Operation
Fast and Furious.
There's a lot more at the link, but here's a couple of pull-quotes from Vanderboegh that I thought particularly salient:
“My sources, after this thing broke, told me that the whole thing emerged in the offices of Rahm Emmanuel,” Vanderboegh said. “They were frustrated that mass shootings in the United States had not generated the political will for more gun controls, so they were playing around with the idea, ‘how do we do this without paying a political price?’"
“If you don’t quote me on anything in this interview, you quote me on this: if the rule of law does not protect the people from the government, it doesn’t protect the government from the people, alright,” Vanderboegh said.
“The rule of law has to work both ways, or it’s the law of the jungle, and there are people who can see that, and there are people who can interpret that. And there are people who, frankly, have quit listening to me when I tell them to be patient,” he continued.
Though I am a charter member of this site, I haven't spent much time here since it opened in '07. I don't know what you know about, or what you think about, militia-types in general, or Mike Vanderboegh specifically, or his website, Sipsey Street Irregulars. I don't see much (if any) chatter about militias around here, and I don't know if that's because they're not highly thought of, there's just not a lot of participants who belong to them, or maybe I just started coming back around in the midst of a dearth of posts about them, don't know. I do not belong to one myself (I'm pushin' 60), but believe strongly that they are important and necessary to this country.
Anyway, Mike Vanderboegh is the man who broke the Fast & Furious story. He is a fellow Alabamian whose speaking engagements I have attended on several occasions. If you think militias are stupid, populated by fat rednecks just looking for an excuse to shoot up the woods and/or get in fights just for the fun of it, you will likely view Vanderboegh as the quintessential, stereotypical militia man. That would be your loss.
Mike Vanderboegh has both the blood and spirit of the original militia men running through his veins. He's an engaging man who speaks effortlessly without notes usually, and can draw on profound quotes of original Patriots from memory, and apply those profundities to today's dire circumstances. I hope those of you who are not aware of his role in the Fast & Furious story will peruse his blog and get to know him. In doing so, you will get to know the mindset of those of us who consider ourselves the Three Percenters, which, though too-few, will always be the tip of the spear should the modern Patriot Movement be called upon, or call upon itself, to activate.
Blues
Gun Control: The theory that a woman found dead in an alley, raped and strangled with her own pantyhose, is somehow morally superior to a woman explaining to Police how her attacker got that fatal bullet wound.