The Untold Story of Gun Confiscation After
Katrina
Montana Secession Likely If Supreme Court
Rules Against 2nd Amendment.
In
a joint resolution, the Montana politicians argue that when Washington
approved the state constitution, including a clause granting “any person”
the right to bear arms, upon the Treasure State’s entry into the Union in
1889, the federal government recognized that clause as consistent with the
Second Amendment. If the Court comes down on the side of a collective right,
they argue, it would breach the compact for statehood between Montana and
the federal government. FULL STORY
HERE
Obama to Us: UN To Disarm Americans
This is just
in from Sen. Coburn's office. Obama has authored a bill, and it is now
in the Senate, to give the UN .7% of our GNP to be used to feed hungry
3rd worlders, AND to use UN force to disarm you and me and all gun
owners. No one in the media has brought this to the attention of the
general sheeple out here
All Of The Presidential Candidates Want To
Ban Gun Shows
Someone Finally "Gets It" On The 2nd.
Amendment
Submitted By -
Rich Michaels
D.C. Seeks Consent To Search
for Guns
D.C. police are so eager to get guns out of the city
that they're offering amnesty to people who allow officers to come into their
homes and get the weapons.
FULL STORY HERE
Do
you have a legal right to own a gun?
Guns, and questions about how much power
the government has to keep people from owning them, are at the core of one of
the most divisive topics in American politics.
Nowhere is that divide more
pronounced than in the gap between Americans' beliefs about their rights under
the Second Amendment, and how courts have interpreted the law.
Opposing
Socialism
In
a joint resolution, the Montana politicians argue that when Washington
approved the state constitution, including a clause granting “any person”
the right to bear arms, upon the Treasure State’s entry into the Union in
1889, the federal government recognized that clause as consistent with the
Second Amendment. If the Court comes down on the side of a collective right,
they argue, it would breach the compact for statehood between Montana and
the federal government.
