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Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms (that should be a convenience store, and not a .gov bureaucracy) is in full-on cover-your-ass mode. So they want you to believe that they have turned over a new leaf, and they totally shouldn't be disbanded. Or something.

No one is buying what they are selling.

This is the Liberty Doll video ATF Claims It's Reformed

This isn't the same organization that did Waco or Ruby Ridge guys, or so they want you to believe. It's not the same agency that murdered Brian Malinowski, or spent years taking advantage of informants with developmental disabilities and brain damage, which, boy, I just uncovered while writing this video, and you can bet that story is coming up on my docket, friends.

Bryan Malinowski's widow is suing the ATF. There are a lot of issues with what happened that day, including ATF agents NOT following government policy on dynamic-entry search warrants. And then there is the question of why was it a dynamic entry in the first place. Did they simply want to play dress-up in their tactical gear? Was it murder? Well that is how it seems to me.

This is a longer video than I usually feature, but the paperwork for the lawsuit is over 200 pages, so there is a lot of detail. Find 15 minutes, and weep for the loss of our freedoms that the ATF has been pushing.

This government has not been by the people, for the people, in a very long time.

This is the Liberty Doll video ATF Faces HUGE Federal Lawsuit Over Airport Exec Raid

Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms should be the name of a convenience store, not a government agency.

Pamela Hicks, the chief counsel at the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, usually just known as the ATF, was fired by US Attorney General Pam Bondi Thursday Morning. She was escorted out the DC building. She will be remembered for a lot of terrible things, but she should be remembered for the death of Bryan Malinowski.

This is the Liberty Doll video The ATF Firings Have Begun!

Bryan Malinowski was killed by the ATF in a "predawn raid" that was mostly unnecessary. But most of them are. I'm old enough to remember when no-knock warrants were only to be used in drug cases, where cops were worried that evidence could be flushed down a toilet. Doesn't seem that would work too well with firearms.

The feds - who are suddenly worried about losing their jobs - called her firing a "travesty." Bryan Malinowski's death was a travesty. It isn't the only one.

One of the statements Liberty Doll makes in the video: Guns ARE NOT the main cause of death in children.

Similarly, capping the age range at 17, instead of 18 or 19, also alters the result, as children aged 17 and under have a greater risk of dying of vehicle-related injuries.

The only way you can say anything with a statement about this is to say, "the main cause of death among children and teems." But 18 and 19 year olds are legal adults. And the problem is that a lot of those "teens" killed by firearms are gang members.