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## Board Owner 004638 No.20946 [Open]
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https://www.atf.gov/firearms/update-to-nfa-transfer-guidance
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https://www.atf.gov/news/press-releases/atf-issues-guidance-national-firearms-act-transfers-short-barreled-rifles-short-barreled-shotguns-suppressors-and-certain-other-firearms

>What about persons not covered by the injunction? Will ATF apply this ruling nationally?

>Yes.  For various policy reasons, ATF will cease enforcement on October 9, 2026, of the following NFA provisions as applied only to short-barreled rifles, short-barreled shotguns, silencers, and “any other weapon[s]” as defined in 26 U.S.C. § 5845(e):

>The requirement to register a firearm in the National Firearms Registration and Transfer Record.
>The various prohibitions on making, receiving, transferring, and possessing unregistered NFA firearms, other than the prohibitions in 26 U.S.C. § 5861(h), (k) (prohibiting possession of firearms with obliterated serial numbers or those illegally imported)
>The prohibition against transporting unregistered NFA firearms in interstate commerce (26 U.S.C. § 5861(j))
>The NFA requirement to mark all NFA firearms
>Any other NFA provision specifically enjoined by the district court’s judgment
>This nonenforcement only extends to firearms on which Congress eliminated the making and transfer taxes.  Among other policy reasons, this nonenforcement policy is designed to eliminate the inequity and disuniformity created by the district court’s injunction, which is limited only to certain parties.
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68c19c No.20984 
>>20946 (OP) 
So just to be clear does this mean that SBR's, silencers & suppressors, and unusual grip and handle placements on rifles and pistols are now (quasi)legal? Am I understanding this correctly?
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1a3efb No.20991 
>>20984
Are you volunteering to take one for the team and find out?
4dab11 No.20993 
>>20984
The NFA has not been struck down, so this is a temporary reprieve at best. That said, everything is legal if you don't get caught.
dcb34b No.21100 
>>20984
In theory, suppressors and rifles/shotguns of any barrel length are now unaffected by the 1934 NFA as far as transferring them or manufacturing them (for personal use) is concerned. In practice, this is a non-enforcement policy by the current ATF/DOJ. That is to say, the ATF director, the US AG, and rhe apparatus which appoints them. This could change days to weeks after an election in which Democrats take the Executive and a majority in the Legislature

On the other hand, the genie will be all but impossible to put back in the bottle. A permanent injunction is the biggest stick a judge can swing, and so any current GOA member (or Silencer Shop or PSA customer) can make (for personal use) or buy as many suppressors and SBR/SBSes they like, and no enforcement policy change can make that illegal in the future. Moreover, that legality shifts the burden of proof; any attempt to prosecute an NFA violation on those grounds from here on must necessarily prove that the item(s) in question were NOT made or transferred before the injunction took effect.
Sure, the instant a Democrat president takes office and fires the Republican appointed ATF director it'll be "If you're not a GOA member or are buying a silencer shop can, you have to do a form 4 again," but it'll be impossible to prove that any so-called tax evasion took place units you have obvious purchase records like a serialized upper or a newer-than-the-poli
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9b6956 No.21178 
>>21100
Great summary.
>try to make a tax stamp $10,000 
That was always an option for them anyway.
## Board Owner 27bd38 No.1348 [Open]
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b2c82a No.20986 [Open]
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US has lost control of the Bab al-Mandab Strait and Trump and Netanyahu are both poised to lose elections. So what's been happening?

>Yemeni Houthis/Ansar Allah took the Yemeni coast and Bab al-Mandab Strait is now controlled by them, with Saudi Arabia's shipping being blocked
>In fact, Saudi Arabia got BTFO'd by Houthis so badly they had to call for help
>Pakistan replied that their defense treaty does not cover a preexisting condition (they actually did this)
>SA got desperate and paid Pakistan and Turkey hefty sums to get more involved anyway, so now they did
>Houthis still winning though
>Riyadh Airport (Riyadh is the capital of Saudi Arabia) is getting shuttered due to Houthi strikes. Houthis cite that the airport is dual-use (meaning, it is both a civilian and military airport) as the reason for their strikes.
>Saudi Arabia's Al-Ghawar oil field, accounting for about 30% of SA's oil production, has been struck by Houthi missiles and drones
>With Houthis being a close ally of Iran's (some argue proxy, others ally, but Houthis didn't join the war on Iran's side until Saudi Arabia once again attacked them, so I say ally), US has now lost control of two straits controlling oil flows, with a bonus possibility of striking the Suez Canal, and so the price of oil has gone up, especially as Saudi Arabia's oil is getting blocked and blown up
>Meanwhile, Israel has been receiving 40,000+ tons of bombs to try to carpet bomb Iran into oblivion, but hasn't made a move yet and Iran will obviously retaliate by hitting all US friends and allies in that case
>The two US aircraft carriers left the Strait of Hormuz and turned up in Arabian Sea instead after Iran began lobbing anti-ship ballistic missiles and drones at them
>US sending an additional aircraft carrier and another 20,000 marines to the middle east
>Israeli polls projecting likely deadlock at this point, but who knows what'll happen. Netanyahu stealing elections or trying to force another state of emergency is not out of the question. Netanyahu already claimed Iran is liable to attack Israel before elections, even though for Iran watching Netanyahu get raped by his own country's political process is something they wouldn't want to prevent.
>Netanyahu being blamed for suspicious Oct 7 handling, with a former aide of his now alleging Netanyahu tried to doctor Oct 7 records, and Netanyahu visiting and asking UAE to publicly deny that they sent advanced warning about Oct 7. (UAE confirmed the visit but said little more.) Bear in mind that Netanyahu was about to lose a corruption trial before Oct 7 happened, where he serendipitously got a state of emergency to keep his career afloat and himself out of prison as he tried to dismantle the justice system working against him.
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d4f088 No.21223
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Doritos inbound!
84d869 No.21225
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0c71d9 No.21226
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>>21222 (Checked)
>Mediation effort #230032 has failed.
I'm starting to believe this charade only continues so that diplomatic staff can fleece free vacations off the host countries.
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22d527 No.21228 
>>21226
>diplomatic staff
It is literally just Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, Trump's favorite jews. They just went to Ukraine too, so their job is obviously to ensure the forever wars stay in place.
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0c71d9 No.21229
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>>21228
Honest question, If they wanted to keep the war going, then why even bother sending negotiators? It's not like Ukraine where they'd act as the 3rd party egging on one of the sides to keep going.
c71c60 No.13488 [Open]
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Russia/Ukraine Slapfest #15: I have no clue how to do this, I just like lurking and reading you guys ;-;
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b8f363 No.21070 
>>21033
>an unprovoked invasion
Alright. You successfully baited me. You are absolutely uninformed.
c990dd No.21086 
>>21033
From Putin's perspective this whole Ukraine flirting with the EU business was on the same level as the Cuban missile crisis, because even putting some interceptors there could mess with Russian deterrence, let alone putting some nukes there. So Russians most likely expected to flex their muscles with some large exercises on the border, and then they'll make some compromises with the US and then no one is entirely happy, but at least everyone can calm down. Instead they were pretty much told that Ukraine is a stronk independynt cuntry that needs no Rooskies to mansplain what they can do. So Putin did what any former KGB colonel would do in this situation, and ordered an invasion. 

Wee bit of a problem is that the Russian army evidently still haven't recovered from the collapse of the USSR, or maybe it even deteriorated since then, so their logistics were utter shit. An other tiny problem was that they just told some units that were exercising to just roll over the border and take over a country, with seemingly no concrete plans. As in, there are reports of Russian soldiers being told that they are invading while the vehicles en route to the border. And a third problem is that the Ukrainians actually had units that were fighting in the Donbass enough to get some real combat experience, so they weren't just running around like headless chicken. Put these 3 together, and you have scenes of hundreds of Russia
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383d2d No.21224
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Border of Moldova. Apparently he narrowly made it.
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>>21224 super funny, this is the future Westerners want
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It appears last one bumplocked. For all your shitposting and internet talk no jitsu needs.
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bd53a0 No.21193 
>>21189
Alright, but seriously, did he die in the air and mortar strikes by Iran earlier this year? Obviously, between the Holohoax and 9/11, jews will go to absurd lengths to fake things, so I'm trying to get a grid here. It could have been done to cover for a surgery or some other severe illness -- but then why did a bunch of other key staff all disappear for so long at the same time?
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f235bd No.21194 
>>21186
He was probably just injured. Or maybe they were trying to fool Iran that their attack was more successful than it actually was.
51cd6b No.21195 
I am not the most anti-government in my office. This feels like a slight against my character.
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>>21195
Get busy, slacker!
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>>21193
>Alright, but seriously
I was being completely serious.
>did he die in the air and mortar strikes by Iran earlier this year?
Yes.
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ITT we post resources, infographics, etc for preparing for the incoming poop sex event.

Resources:
>PoleShift http://www.ps-survival.com/
>Murdercube https://the-eye.eu/public/murdercube.com/
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4c3c15 No.21022 
>>8772
I had worked on it with the original author briefly, Thinking I might pick up where he left off.
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9f5869 No.21023 
>>21022
Can you share how you and the author managed to string together separated pictures as a collage, for the book-picture format? I know how to decompile books into pictures for each page, but not sure about the process for assembling selected pages to offer summaries / highlights in any software such as GIMP. Doing it by hand takes forever.
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4c3c15 No.21030 
>>21023
glad you ask. So my job was mainly content development. I did writing for XYZ topics based on just whatever we were highlighting at the moment. My experience in the military has allowed me the opportunity to become a SME in a handful of things which I was able to share openly though the book. as far as the illustrations unfortunately I cant provide insight on that as its not something I was working on.
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## Board Owner 30f163 No.21137 
>>21030
The author is still around but married with kids now see >>4636
I deleted your thread post asking for him btw.
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4c3c15 No.21190 
>>21137
ok well that was 2 years ago so...
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This is the thread where I can post silly ideas that come to my mind and hope that someone will play ball with me we can discuss strategies, operations, tactics, equipment, logistics, and all the other fun things involved in the wars of current year, including theoretical ones yet to start.
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8274d2 No.20554 
>>20550
I don't there will be enough humans on the frontline to wage psychological war against, but you can do a whole lot of passive reconnaissance with some cheap mics and a computer running a fancy algorithm, so there might be some merit in this idea:
>put whistles on your drones, missiles, and other things that moves quickly
>let the enemy train their algorithms with them for a few weeks
>remove the whistles to change the sonic profile from everything that had whistles, but also add them to other fast moving stuff
>now the enemy slightly misidentifies everything and has to be retrained
Still, I suspect that an AI would quickly figure out that something's off, so I'm not sure if it would actually work.
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7f72d1 No.20558 
>>20554
That's actually really interesting. You might also be able to fake the sound of the enemy's fast moving objects to confuse defenses, on theory at least. That, or dump a million camel spiders on their territory and see how many explosions you get during summer.
ef8316 No.20560 
>>20550
>NAFO and redd*t brigades all equipped with rape whistles as their primary weapon
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>>20560
>numales deployed first, utterly incapable of taking ground
>command decides to rotate in female staff for "muh representation"
>suddenly constant drone bombardment, specifically targeting the barracks
>mudslimes swear they were firing blind every night
499a1c No.21040 
>>16591
Seems the glowies got to him.
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So, Trump is absolutely losing the war and out of options. Let's have a recap of recent events:

>Trump fled Middle East while abandoning Air Force 1, hiding in catering truck to secretly board another plane and letting everyone else serve as decoy as he feared Iran would shoot down his plane
>Trump flailing for control, claims US controls Strait of Hormuz, which no one believes
>US still not doing shit militarily because not enough munitions or military support for doomed US venture
>Iran considering attacking bases in Europe if fighting continues, including bases in Bulgaria, Cyprus, Romania and Germany
>Iran and Oman reached a new agreement for Strait of Hormuz
>Trump tried to claim responsibility, but Iran denied this and delayed implementation of agreement just to make a point
>Iran says even with agreement, ending the strait's closure is contingent on the US actually implementing MoU terms
>Trump offered to lift Iran sanctions and end the blockade if Iran reopens the Strait of Hormuz, doesn't charge fees, and ends the activities of its proxies and Iran unsurprisingly isn't taking the deal
>Iran also released a list of vessels noncompliant with Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz, stating that they will be open to bans, fines, or seizure in the Strait of Hormuz in the future and states that vessels engaging with them in Ship-to-Ship transfers will also be included in the list (this is like secondary sanctions but for ships). Interestingly, most ships are either UAE or Qatari.
>USS Lincoln in dire state. Carrier has been there too long and cannot get adequate resupply because Iran blew up its logistics.
>USS Lincoln now to be replaced by another aircraft carrier after issues with USS Lincoln went publicly viral.
>MSNBC claims Hegseth hid from Trump that key US logistics base had been blown up from Iran. Hegseth calls it a lie, and also claims USS Lincoln doesn't have logistics problems.
>Word has it other US ships in the area, including the other carrier USS George H W Bush, are just as badly off, if not worse
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6b6974 No.20981 
>jewkabee and kikestein (repeating myself) as the ambassador office to the kikes were feeding the jewSA kike propaganda and suppressing reports that actually showed what the kikes were doing
Gee. Who could have thought such a thing could occur?
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>((( faux news ))) published a list of Iranian officials allegedly targeted for assassination.
>targeting Ghalibaf b/c they can't match the bantz
kikes are truly pathetic, sniveling little demons.
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>>20976
The claim is the bus terminal at one end of the saud AP was struck. I wonder if they targeted an entourage of paki military/mercs who had entered the country? Or maybe the claim is just a pack of ((( lies ))) and just saud military were hit?
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>>20976
>sending in the ((( drones )))...
Right on cue.
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>>20994
Meanwhile, at the children's cemetery in Iran...
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>gayI Make me a video were I will get trillions in government contracts
>a few years later
>gayI how do I fake my own death?
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>>20690
We are approaching the next step of the Metal Gear timeline, assuming they manage to succeed in turning their ChatGPT prompts into reality.
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71760d No.20703 
>>20691
That is one planet sized assumption, Strelok.
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## Board Mod 2b6356 No.193 [Open]
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This is the thread where you can go and complain about anything board management wise.
Streloks, sturgeon has generously allowed us to host this as a bunker, and as such I will be mainly running the show unless he or other global vols show up.
I don't plan on being available through email or anything. 
Banner applications are accepted here as soon as I figure out the correct size.
>video not related
Also, could someone fill me in on the situation with the cafe? I've been unable to access it or this site for some time.
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>>20284
It becomes less amusing, when you see it everywhere for years on end. He's a boomer living in Iran (proven, with videos), likely thinking IBs are usenets like the other anon said. The problem is that anons have told him to stop being a fag for years, how to use sage, how to post in the correct board, and so on-- he simply ignores it, before receiving bans, and continuing again after a period of time. Combined with all that, they're self-plug advertisements to likely his own bookstore.

He was banned here on /k/ and /fascist/, plus elsewhere, before returning again with zero change in behavior. I do wonder if he's a retarded boomer who hired out some pajeets to spam his stuff for years, as there's posts (again self-advertising) about his digital marketing strategy.
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## Board Owner 2dfb6d No.20495 
>>20286
Please report him even if not on this board, I consider him ban on sight for spam until he either he integrates or zzzchan is dead.
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3eae04 No.20498 
>>20495
If you want his posts deleted on sight, I will do so in the future.
41d3e0 No.20509 
>>20495
>or zzzchan is dead
soon, it seems
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111617 No.20668 
>>20509
I hope not!

I <3 sleepychan
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