I received this through e-mail and it is pretty chilling that people and governments can actually think this will make a difference:
…Liberal Democrat legislators in Washington State have introduced SB 5737, an assault weapons ban. Besides the purposeful misnomer of weapons that have the appearance of military weapons but are in no way even close to a military weapon, the legislation, if passed, will destroy one of the key provisions of the Constitution.
SB 5737 reads, in part, that "In order to continue to possess an assault weapon that was legally possessed on the effective date of this section, the person possessing shall...safely and securely store the assault weapon. The sheriff of the county may, no more than once per year, conduct an inspection to ensure compliance with this subsection."
Do you get it? No warrant, no probable cause -- once a year the law gets to knock on your door unannounced and demand entrance to look around and determine you're in compliance pursuant to the whims and fancy of a legislator. Does that sound Constitutional to you?
My friends, I keep telling you, it is long past time we start a movement of NO. NO we won't comply with an out-of-control government and NO we won't be intimidated by those we elect and pay to represent us…
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Friday, February 22, 2013
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Intentional Destruction of the United States?
No one wants to think that our elected representatives are intentionally destroying the United States, but Bill Whittle makes a solid case on why the most likely conclusion is that the Liberal, Progressive, Leftist Obama Administration is intentionally destroying this Country.
Even the most rational citizens have to blink and think very hard to refute the assertion that every,....EVERY,....plan, decision, proposal, .....every executive order, is seemingly destructive to this country.
If you haven't found PJTV yet, then you should book mark or subscribe to this video channel. It routinely features Afterburner videos with Bill Whittle who is a breath of fresh air in political commentary.
Even the most rational citizens have to blink and think very hard to refute the assertion that every,....EVERY,....plan, decision, proposal, .....every executive order, is seemingly destructive to this country.
If you haven't found PJTV yet, then you should book mark or subscribe to this video channel. It routinely features Afterburner videos with Bill Whittle who is a breath of fresh air in political commentary.
Saturday, February 16, 2013
Jesse Jackson's Crazy Claim About Guns
Jesse Jackson, not known to be a smart man except when it comes to shaking down the "establishment" with threats of Black boycotts, really exposes his ignorance when he claims that semi-automatic handguns can shoot down airplanes. In this article from the National Rifle Association, Jackson just continues to solidfy his standing as a left wing idiot.
This week's outrage comes to us courtesy of the anti-gun Reverend Jesse Jackson. Rev. Jackson is not in the news as much now as he once was. When you do hear from him, though, his comments are still laced with his usual dose of hyperbole.
That predictable pattern continues with Rev. Jackson's recent comments on semi-automatic firearms.
According to an article appearing on TheBlaze.com last month, Rev. Jackson believes that semi-automatic firearms must be banned because they could "shoot down planes" and therefore constitute a risk to national security.
The Blaze ran a follow-up story debunking the claim, but that didn't seem to deter Rev. Jackson, as this week he boldly declared that, in addition to shooting down planes, semi-automatic firearms could also be used to "blow up railroads."
"You know that these weapons can shoot down airplanes, they can blow up railroads. This is really a whole national security issue," Rev. Jackson said in a recent interview on Fox News. Blow up railroads? What in the world is he basing that claim on?
If Rev. Jackson is interested in the facts and wants to return this debate back to earth, he should know that semi-automatic firearms were introduced in the late 1800s, and have been popular for self-defense, hunting and target shooting ever since. Forty percent of all uses of firearms for self-defense are performed with semi-automatic handguns, and all firearms used in the annual National Rifle and Pistol Trophy Matches are semi-automatic.
Though he seems to know very little about semi-automatic firearms, we assume that we will continue to hear Rev. Jackson make outrageous claims about this issue in the future. No doubt Jackson won't be able to help himself, as he craves the spotlight to continue to push his agenda, using bizarre and truly outrageous claims.
The anti-gunners--including Rev. Jackson--will stop at nothing to get what they want: a ban on your lawfully owned firearms. They will literally say anything they think will help them achieve their goal.
This week's outrage comes to us courtesy of the anti-gun Reverend Jesse Jackson. Rev. Jackson is not in the news as much now as he once was. When you do hear from him, though, his comments are still laced with his usual dose of hyperbole.
That predictable pattern continues with Rev. Jackson's recent comments on semi-automatic firearms.
According to an article appearing on TheBlaze.com last month, Rev. Jackson believes that semi-automatic firearms must be banned because they could "shoot down planes" and therefore constitute a risk to national security.
The Blaze ran a follow-up story debunking the claim, but that didn't seem to deter Rev. Jackson, as this week he boldly declared that, in addition to shooting down planes, semi-automatic firearms could also be used to "blow up railroads."
"You know that these weapons can shoot down airplanes, they can blow up railroads. This is really a whole national security issue," Rev. Jackson said in a recent interview on Fox News. Blow up railroads? What in the world is he basing that claim on?
If Rev. Jackson is interested in the facts and wants to return this debate back to earth, he should know that semi-automatic firearms were introduced in the late 1800s, and have been popular for self-defense, hunting and target shooting ever since. Forty percent of all uses of firearms for self-defense are performed with semi-automatic handguns, and all firearms used in the annual National Rifle and Pistol Trophy Matches are semi-automatic.
Though he seems to know very little about semi-automatic firearms, we assume that we will continue to hear Rev. Jackson make outrageous claims about this issue in the future. No doubt Jackson won't be able to help himself, as he craves the spotlight to continue to push his agenda, using bizarre and truly outrageous claims.
The anti-gunners--including Rev. Jackson--will stop at nothing to get what they want: a ban on your lawfully owned firearms. They will literally say anything they think will help them achieve their goal.
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