Kansas Lawmakers make unexpected trip for DHS security briefing

I think Stephanie is hiding something.
Any body language experts on here?
This was ANYTHING but routine.
Something big is about to go down.
I’d bet my next paycheck it had very little if anything to do with “cyber security”

The law has something going on at the North Ohio Railroad Overpass in Salina around 3. Other than that it's pretty quiet.

They don't suddenly bus lawmakers off-site without any aides present to meet with DHS to just talk about cybersecurity tips. That's what they were told to say.

I'm glad you brought up SubTropolis since it's an amazing, yet little-known facility that was actually built by KC-Chiefs owner Lamar Hunt.

That place is massive and really defines description since it's still growing, even today with it's 500,000 square feet of active space. The USPS even uses it as their only storage facility for all commemmorative stamps, right long with major global corporations who house their most valuable documents there.

Underground in NMadrid Fault zone--welp that's not going to be there soon.

Kansas is a concealed carry state, you don't even need a permit to carry concealed. Missouri is the same way. No VA bull$h1t in Kansas or Missouri. Staunch conservative territory here.

Wrong I live in WICHITA and Kansas is an open carry state and a concealed carry state with permit only. I know my friends arenLEO. And my state rep

I live here aswell, kansas switched to a constitution conceal carry state a few years back but they also still issue ccw licenses as well

Wrong you still need a CC license to carry concealed ask a cop or your attorney. I also know people who are,top notch competition shooters and let me tell you they know all the rules. Ranges I shoot at Knapp, Range 54, Bullseye, Bullet Stop are my favorites.

I think Stephanie is hiding something.
Any body language experts on here?
This was ANYTHING but routine.
Something big is about to go down.
I’d bet my next paycheck it had very little if anything to do with “cyber security”

In 2015, Kansas passed S.B. 45 into law, authorizing anyone 21 years of age and older to carry a concealed firearm on their person without a license or permit. Individuals under 21 years of age may only do so when on their own land, abode, or fixed place of business.

You should let your range and LEO know to search SB 45 conceal carry and have them learn the new law before they get themselves sued.

In fairness, while it isn't required it is heavily recommended to have your CC permit so as to help with the paperwork should you be involved in an incident. It is also useful to take the classes in general if you are someone who didn't grow up around firearms and don't know much about their upkeep, safety, and use. In rural parts around me, the CC permit is largely seen as a joke, as many would just open carry.

If I hear someone say they were anti-gun and now they have changed their minds (has happened a few times in the last few years from people who've moved out here), I encourage them to go through the CC permit process so they get the training they need. Second Amendment doesn't demand it, but I sure as heck would like them to know which end of the gun the bullets come out of. Good intentions don't keep a gun from going off in your face if you're doing it wrong.

If it's secret then it's a terribly kept one. It's literally within eyeshot of Snyder Stadium. You probably see it on a broadcast of their football games. There are also reports on it in the paper quarterly and to public meetings.

Not to say there isn't some shenanigans going on there, but just saw that and had to laugh.

Did pick up the local Topeka Capital Journal when I was out and it had a couple of nuggets.

-The meeting was requested by the Governor, organized by the Attorney General, and given by the State National Guard Head. "Understanding the nature of these issues will increase awareness and prevent potential security missteps."

-The meetings lasted two hours each. WHile they did cover cybersecurity one legislator said it was a broad range of topics they went over.

-The Democrats quoted said it was very dull and one said "90% of it could have been covered in an Email."

-Only the Republican House Speaker was quoted and he said it was something he'd been requested of several times by the AG/Governor and in the interest of security went ahead with it.

The only thing I can think of is that Kansas has, for whatever reason, been a significant target for foreign espionage/sabotage and perhaps this has even infiltrated government ranks? No mention of the Governor being involved in these discussions....

Yes, I know. It was also talked up as a prestigious feather in their hat to have it in Kansas and a boon to the economy when it was first announced.

Pull up history.it has bunkers.big ones.

Thread: WHAT WAS THAT? - Emergency broadcast system test named a shitload of heartland states THEN said "this is a test"

Underground in NMadrid Fault zone--welp that's not going to be there soon.

In 2015, Kansas passed S.B. 45state into law, authorizing anyone 21 years of age and older to carry a concealed firearm on their person without a license or permit. Individuals under 21 years of age may only do so when on their own land, abode, or fixed place of business.

You should let your range and LEO know to search SB 45 conceal carry and have them learn the new law before they get themselves sued.

Bigger question is why the SEPARATE briefings?????

This probably was what those drones were looking for.

No she isn't. I've known Stephanie Sawyer Clayton since grade school. She did make an abrupt change to Democrat, after being elected as a Republican a couple years back. That pissed off a lot of people. She is a good person though.

Bigger question is why the SEPARATE briefings?????