Demetrio Daga’s Sentencing Has Been Postponed…For Some Reason
Even though Daga is facing decades behind bars, the Albany County Probation Dept recommended that he receive no jail time.
Even though Daga is facing decades behind bars, the Albany County Probation Dept recommended that he receive no jail time.
It must be a difficult time to be an anti-gun activist working at the Trace—the propaganda arm of former New
Europe is on fire. Its victims are on their own. Extreme anti-gun laws throughout the continent have helped fuel the fires.
Basically, the AI said, ‘I know we’ve done this in the past, but I can’t help you now.’
Those who make their living by opposing gun rights are pushing their media outlets hard, publishing false diatribes on a near-daily basis.
But County Court Judge Andra Ackerman has said she may not follow her own probation department’s recommendations.
If Demetrio Daga lived in Florida, Texas, or Georgia, he’d never have been charged let alone be facing 40 years behind bars.
Anti-gun media are extremely worried, so much so that they’re getting desperate. One recent story betrays that growing sense of extreme hopelessness.
I can still recall bits and pieces of my first hunter-safety course, and I was in middle school at the
Former U.S. Navy sailor Patrick “Tate” Adamiak has been pardoned by President Donald J. Trump—effective immediately. He was one of