Saturday, April 20, 2013
Hope
Friday, March 8, 2013
Today's Episode of Obama's America
Use 'em up. Throw 'em out. In Obama's America.
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Welcome To Sherwood!
Prince John decrees that the English longbow is an 'assault weapon' and is illegal to own. . .oh. This story isn't going where you'd like it to. Nevermind.
Saturday, February 2, 2013
Workplace Safety Indiana University Style
Colleagues,I feel so much safer. And I can't wait for the active shooter exercises. I can only imagine what it will involve. Likely duck and cover. Very nostalgic.In the wake of the heartbreaking tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School, all those who lead educational institutions feel an increased obligation to take all possible steps to ensure the safety of our students, faculty, staff, and campus visitors. I write to inform you of the planning and measures we’ve undertaken and to ask for your help in that effort. The IU Police Department maintains highly trained armed officers on all campuses, and each campus unit has mutual aid agreements with their local municipal and county law enforcement agencies. Response to any shooting incident would be nearly immediate. Given the nature of our campus communities, we continue to enforce a general ban on firearms on our campuses. We have updated emergency and response plans on every campus to better address prevention, response, and recovery from any kind of incident. As part of this effort, a comprehensive exercise and drill schedule is being developed. Exercises have already been conducted at IU-Northwest and IU-South Bend. An active-shooter exercise is planned for IUPUI in Summer 2013. But little of this preparation will be successful unless we all work together to maximize the safety and security of our campuses. IU maintains a robust emergency notification system that can reach students, faculty, and staff within minutes. It is extremely important that everyone register for this alert system. Only you can provide your cell and text number to the notification system. Please do so at http://onestart.iu.edu. This system will be the primary outlet for emergency messages in case of an incident. If you “See Something, Say Something.” Be aware of your surroundings. Report suspicious activities to IUPD. Know the contact information for your campus crisis management and behavioral consultation teams. Do not share your access cards or keys with others. Finally, some time ago we developed a single web site through which a wide variety of general safety and security information is presented: http://protect.iu.edu. Specific to shooting incidents, pay particular attention to the new information at http://protect.iu.edu/police/active-shooter.
There is no fool-proof way to prevent random acts of violence. But if we work together, we can significantly minimize the opportunity for such tragedies to occur at IU while also maximizing the effectiveness of our emergency response.
Yours sincerely,
Michael A. McRobbie
President
Saturday, January 19, 2013
Today's "That Can't Be!"
NBC Admitted: No ‘Assault Rifle’ Used in Newtown Shooting
Then why the continued howls for an 'assault rifle' ban? Hmmm?
Sunday, December 23, 2012
Government Control Of Technology
And commented:
Exactly! No one needs a vehicle that can go more than 55 mph. I think the Government should expand its powers beyond controlling the technology allowed for firearms (e.g. 30 round magazines) to ALL technology. You don't need a hard drive larger that 200Gb. Large hard drives should be outlawed. You'll just use the extra space to store pirated videos and music. And likely porn, too!
Monday, November 26, 2012
A Smile To Start Your Day
This put a smile on my face. The owner also reports, ". . .that he has been receiving death threats saying, “Just comes with the territory I guess.” The Left threatening violence? Say it ain't so, Batman!
Wednesday, March 14, 2012
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Civil Rights on State-funded University Campuses
SB 181 Possession of Firearms on State Property: The bill prohibits a state agency, including a state supported college or university, from regulating the possession or transportation of firearms on land or in buildings that it owns or leases.While I'm sure my employer's undies are in a bundle, I'm pleased to see that this may go forward.
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
3D Printing
3D printed AR-15 parts challenge firearm regulation
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Today's "That Can't Be!"
In toto:
IUPUI Armed Robbery May 29, 2011.Nope. Don't believe it. Firearms aren't allowed on the IUPUI campus. It's policy.
On May 29, 2011, at approximately 2:40 a.m., a man approached a visitor at West Michigan St. and Barnhill Dr, and demanded money from the victim. The suspect displayed a handgun.
The suspect left the area after taking a wallet from the victim, and was last seen heading west on Michigan Street in a small vehicle with out of state plates.
The suspect was described as an African American male 25 years of age. He was approximately 6” tall, a thin build; had dreadlocks; was wearing a white t-shirt.
For updates go to:
Http://police.iupui.edu
If anyone has any information on this crime or any other crime at IUPUI contact the IUPUI police at 317-274-7911
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Today's "That Can't Be!"
Student shot at Martinsville middle school
I refuse to believe it. There's a law against firearms on school property here in Indiana.
Saturday, March 5, 2011
Sunday, January 16, 2011
Thursday, November 25, 2010
PSH of the Day: Another "Arsenal Of Guns" Found
During a search of Bowden’s home, agents located three semi-automatic handguns and a semi-automatic rifle--all of which were “fully loaded, with rounds in the firing chamber--near his bed. In Bowden’s son’s bedroom, agents found 12 other guns, while a “loaded, short-barrel shotgun” was found near the home’s front door.That would be judged a good start by myself and a fair number of people I know.
Saturday, June 5, 2010
Doh! of the Day
Flight attendant with gun arrested at airport
The 9mm Glock with a full magazine of 10 bullets and a holster were discovered in an interior compartment of Robillard’s bag as it went through x-ray machine at the airport’s Checkpoint A at 6:05 a.m. . . .In the police report, there was no explanation from why Robillard had the gun.Uhh, she had it for personal protection and forgot it was there? According to the article she wasn't licensed to carry it. Whoops!
Monday, April 19, 2010
Waiting For The Supportive Editorial
Police: Suspect killed by holdup victim
In part:
A man apparently trying to rob some Near-Northside residents was killed Sunday when one of the would-be victims pulled a gun and shot the assailant, authorities said.And the defender had a permit, too. Now I'm waiting for the editorial saying, "See, it works!" Wonder how long I'll have to wait?
Update:
New link. I like the "possible robber" line. Ya think he was going to do something else? Hmm. The only other things I can think of are rape and murder.
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Today's "That Can't Be!"
"Gang related." But that can't be! Firearms aren't allowed in malls! Maybe the 'gangstas' missed the sign. That must be it.
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
The "Watch List" Has Errors? Say it ain't so, Batman!
Ensnared by Error on Growing U.S. Watch List
In part:
Every year, thousands of people find themselves caught up in the government’s terrorist screening process. Some are legitimate targets of concern, others are victims of errors in judgment or simple mistaken identity.So there's a bunch of folks who are on that list that shouldn't be? And we can infer that the New York Times has a real problem with this? Well, does anyone remember this?
Either way, their numbers are likely to rise as the Obama administration recalibrates the standards for identifying potential terrorists. . .
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Can't Happen Here!
Alabama Prof Kills Three at Faculty Meeting After Being Denied Tenure
University policy disallows firearms on campus. I feel all safe and stuff because of that.

