Dog Jihad.

From barenakedislam.com:

http://www.barenakedislam.com/2013/07/08/wild-bill-for-america-dead-dog-jihad-coming-soon-to-america/

“You can tell a lot about a man by the way he treats his dog….”
― Peary Perry, Manuel Muldoon

 

This Guy….

…needs to come to my neck of the woods.

This is What Happens to a Disarmed Populace: They Get Stabbed On Trains

From the Truth About Guns.  Yes.  No guns on Trains.  That is a problem.  One good guy with a gun, and the problem would be solved:

It is legal to carry on an AMTRAK train. But not in the sense of carrying a firearm on your person. Or in a nearby bag. Here are the rules. And remember: passengers failing to meet the requirements for checking firearms will be denied transportation.

• Notification that the passenger will be checking firearms/ammunition must be made no later than 24 hours before train departure by calling Amtrak at 800-USA-RAIL. Online reservations for firearms/ammunition are not accepted.

• The passengers must travel on the same train that is transporting the checked firearms and/or ammunition.

• All firearms and/or ammunition must be checked at least 30 minutes prior to scheduled train departure. Some larger stations require that baggage be checked earlier. Please contact your departure station for more details.

• All firearms (rifles, shotguns, handguns, starter pistols) must be unloaded and in an approved, locked hard-sided container not exceeding 62″ L x 17″ W x 7″ D (1575 mm x 432 mm x 178 mm). The passenger must have sole possession of the key or the combination for the lock to the container. The weight of the container may not exceed 50 lb/23 kg.

• Smaller locked, hard-sided containers containing smaller unloaded firearms such as handguns and starter pistols must be securely stored within a suitcase or other item of checked baggage, but the existence of such a firearm must be declared.

• All ammunition carried must be securely packed in the original manufacturer’s container; in fiber, wood, or metal boxes; or in other packaging specifically designed to carry small amounts of ammunition. The maximum weight of all ammunition and containers may not exceed 11 lb/5 kg.

• The passenger is responsible for knowing and following all federal, state, and local firearm laws at all jurisdictions to and through which he or she will be travelling.

• All other Amtrak checked baggage policies apply, including limits on the number of pieces of checked baggage, the maximum weight of each piece (50 lb/23 kg).

• Firearms/ammunition may not be carried in carry-on baggage; therefore, checked baggage must be available on all trains and at all stations in the passenger’s itinerary.

• At the time of check-in, passengers will be required to complete and sign a two-part Declaration Form.

• BB guns and Compressed Air Guns (to include paintball markers), are to be treated as firearms and must comply with the above firearms policy. Canisters, tanks, or other devices containing propellants must be emptied prior to checking and securely packaged within the contents of the passenger’s luggage.

Interesting note for me, the incident occurred in my old stomping grounds.  I remember that route well.  And until people wake up – not going to happen – this type of incident is going to occur more often.  You are going to have more nut-jobs, lone-wolfs, “jihadis” and the like spreading this type of violence.

So, to recap – guns are regulated by Amtrak, but not knives.  Or anything else to be used as a weapon.  Check.

More:  http://shekel.blogspot.com/2014/12/stabbing-spree-in-gun-free-zone.html