Day: December 24, 2025

My post on December 15, the day after the Islamic massacre of Jews celebrating Chanukah at Bondi Beach in Australia, argued that Australia’s restrictive gun laws were a significant factor in the outcome of the attack. Disarmed citizens are defenseless citizens, and defenseless citizens are easy targets. That much should be obvious by now. But

Entirely foreseeable to many of us. The repeal was never going to go unchallenged. That’s why there was nothing to celebrate. It was never about the tax; it was always about the registration requirement. Gun owners and other freedom lovers cheered on the 4th of July when President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill

There is one deeply foolish quote by Morton Klein in this article: the idea that Islamic terrorism can be eliminated by reforming education in the Arab Islamic world because they “teach hatred and violence.” Hatred, violence, and the killing of Jews and all infidels are not an educational glitch. They are embedded in the religion

For anyone disappointed by Trump’s nomination of Pam Bondi, this comes as no surprise. He promised to defend the Second Amendment, despite references to it being removed from the 2024 GOP Platform. Of course, the alternative wasn’t an option. But what if Trump and his DOJ fail to follow through on that promise? We’ve previously

“Australia has pretty much run out of gun laws to implement, but reports say that the Australian government will be using this recent attack as justification for even more. At what point do Australians push back on the deadly and restrictive gun laws they are forced to comply with? At what point do those who

‘When golf pro Phil Mickelson posted a message on ‘X’ about the Bondi Beach mass shooting, he observed, “The 2 terrorists didn’t seem affected by the strict gun laws already in place. In fact the shooting went on for a long time since there wasn’t anybody else with a gun to stop them. I’m not

Only 5% of New Zealanders own guns, not because people don’t want them but because draconian laws and endless red tape make it nearly impossible to get one. When you make something too hard to access, most people simply stop trying. The New Zealand government is working to reform its complex and draconian firearms law.

K.L.’s case shows exactly how Red Flag laws, sold as public safety tools, can be turned against the vulnerable instead of the truly dangerous. An 11-year-old girl, expressing emotional distress in texts, with no access to guns and no intent to harm anyone, became the target of a legally frivolous ERPO. Authorities traumatized her, taking

Why Do We Abandon Skill Development the Moment a Firearm Is Involved? About this image: The grip shown wasn’t a training recommendation, it was a visual reference to how shooters will often stop learning entirely when it comes to handguns. They’ll use the same inefficient, unstable grip for decades simply because it’s what they’ve always

Ze’ev Jabotinsky is quoted here. “Better to have a gun and not need it than to need a gun and not have it.” All I want for Christmas is a snub-nosed .38. Some .38 Special ammunition would be nice too. This holiday season, we should all be thinking of our firearms wish list. A year