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FBI director admits: Yes, surveillance of Carter Page was illegal - Washington Examiner

FBI Director Christopher Wray agreed that the Justice Department and the FBI illegally surveilled Carter Page when they used British ex-spy Christopher Steele’s unverified dossier to obtain four Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act warrants against the Trump campaign associate. Wray made the...
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The Suppression of Useful COVID-19 Treatments - Quadrant

One doesn't need a streak of paranoia to notice that Big Pharma, medical bureaucrats and politicians with an undeserved reverence for 'experts' have dismissed and denounced ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine. Of all the tragedies associated with the coronavirus, this campaign to suppress cheap...
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Republican leader Kevin McCarthy to Biden’s attorney general: 'preserve your documents and clear your calendar'​


"I’ve seen enough. The Department of Justice has reached an intolerable state of weaponized politicization. When Republicans take back the House, we will conduct immediate oversight of this department, follow the facts, and leave no stone unturned."

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Republican leader Kevin McCarthy to Biden’s attorney general: ‘preserve your documents and clear your calendar’

“I’ve seen enough. The Department of Justice has reached an intolerable state of weaponized politicization. When Republicans take back the House, we will conduct immediate oversight of this department, follow the facts, and leave no stone unturned.”
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Deep State's "Next Step Will Be Assassination" After Trump Raid, Warns Former NYC Police Commissioner​

by Tyler Durden
Wednesday, Aug 10, 2022 - 07:25 AM
Authored by Steve Watson via Summit News,
Former New York City Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik has warned that if the FBI’s raid on President Trump’s home doesn’t stop him running in 2024, the “next step” for those seeking absolute control of the U.S. political system will be assassination.
 
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Gee Kay said:
strong women!

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Wadcutters in the revolver? They need to look at the ammo they are using. THAT had gone pretty bad and could have resulted in both of them getting killed. He had plenty of fight left in him and even disarmed one of them.

I know not everybody is a Chinese or Korean smoke shop dude with knife fighting experience and packing a Kershaw LAUNCH, but, historically as well as today, those who primarily carry pistols also carry knives and some might still be training in the old 'dominant hand with gun, other hand with blade' that became a quite popular style in the Old West.
 
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6.5SH said:
1872 for Webley, 1877 for Colt
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And @Snuby642

Percussion double action revolvers appeared during the Civil War as well. The British Adams-Beaumont Model 1853 and the Kerr in .44 caliber, both which were used extensively by Confederate cavalry. And the US had the Starr Model 1858. The Starr was rejected by the US Dept. Of Ordnance for being "too mechanically complicated", and in order to continue their government contract to provide 50,000 revolvers for the Union Army, the Starr 1863 single action took the place of the 1858.

ETA: I was just guessing due to the perp still coming on even after taking multiple hits. Shot placement is also a factor. Wadcutters can be effective too if hit in the right place, but JHPs and FlexLocks would deliver far better energy transfer and increase likelihood of threat neutralizing with fewer shots.
 
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Thanks.

I think I will stick with two handed sidearm shooting when I can.

Better chance I have to hit something center mass.

If I have to stick my snubnose in their ribs with one hand and hold them with the off hand I will.

I could not from the vidio tell how many times the robber was hit or where, but ya not very dramatic on effects.

Like someone forgot to take out training rounds.
 
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Snuby642 said:
Thanks.

I think I will stick with two handed sidearm shooting when I can.

Better chance I have to hit something center mass.

If I have to stick my snubnose in their ribs with one hand and hold them with the off hand I will.

I could not from the vidio tell how many times the robber was hit or where, but ya not very dramatic on effects.

Like someone forgot to take out training rounds.
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Agree. Everybody should practice the style which is the most effective and manageable for them. If the end result is a neutralized threat with least amount of harm to you and innocent bystanders, it is a style that works.
 
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The dude was wearing what looked to be a heavy leather jacket....so penetration was reduced just by that.
Whatever caliber they were shooting had zero recoil (watch video) I would bet from that it was something like a .25 or .32 auto, possibly a .380.
I've seen a big black dude take 9 rounds from a .380 and run away, and they were well placed center mass hits.
A .38 special is the lightest self defense caliber I would ever recommend....and it would have recoiled in the womans hand enough to see....and her hand did not move at all from recoil.
I bet they get bigger pistols now :)
 
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