The Most Dangerous Man In America

Jeff Knox warns of this leader’s goal of national ‘civilian disarmament’

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Jeff Knox

Power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely – so said Lord Acton. We’ve also been told that money is power, and that money is the root of all sorts of evil. When you add all of those bits of wisdom together, it paints a picture of the current mayor of New York City, Michael Bloomberg.

Bloomberg is one of the wealthiest men in the world. He has used his billions to buy and hold his office as mayor of NYC, where he has instituted policies and practices completely beyond the scope of lawful government and in direct opposition to the restrictions of the U.S. Constitution. Not only has Bloomberg decreed that his subjects may not purchase large soda drinks and that his Pretorian Guard may “stop and frisk” anyone they choose – at any time, for any reason or for no particular reason – he has also used the power of his office and apparently the city’s taxpayers’ money to advance his own dream of restrictive firearm laws across the nation.

Did wealth and power turn Bloomberg into a megalomaniac? Or did megalomania drive him to wealth and power? It’s impossible to say for certain, but either way, there can be no doubt that the wealth and power has fueled the arrogance and self-righteousness to levels rarely seen in American history. Unfortunately, the man’s immense personal fortune and willingness to apply it to his own idea of “nation-building” makes his god-complex particularly dangerous.

Bloomberg has decided that his destiny is to lead our nation out of the burden of individual liberty and personal responsibility and into the peace of conformity, subjugation and dependency. Through his disingenuously named organization, Mayors Against Illegal Guns, or MAIG, he has launched a personal crusade against America’s responsible gun owners. In just the past few months, Bloomberg has spent several millions of his own money, along with millions of other people’s money, to advance his ill-conceived notion of civilian disarmament.

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