How Will You Respond When They Come For Your Guns? Better Think It Through!

By: Right.is –

You know it won’t be Holder coming to your door. If you live in a small town where everyone knows each other, your kids might go to school with the officer’s kids who comes to confiscate your guns. Then what? You planning on firing?With or without your son orr daughteer watching?

TIME TO DEVELOP A PLAN.

Being macho and giving the old line, “From my cold dead fingers” might be tough if the officer is a member of your church… have you ever thought of that?

Officers will be trained for how to react if you delay.

BE PREPARED!

Matt Bracken was born and raised in Baltimore, and graduated from the University of Virginia and Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL Training in 1979.

He has written four novels about defending freedom in an era of steadily encroaching tyranny.

Excerpts of his novels, and all of his recent essays, may be found at EnemiesForeignAndDomestic.com.

The following is a rather terrifying but beautifully crafted letter to the actual every day officers that we live and work next door to… the same officers children that go to school with our own. If and when Obama pulls his ultimate stunt, and if it includes gun confiscation, then it will be these folks tasked with the dirty work. It will be them we have to look in the eye with a line drawn in the sand.

I explained yesterday on a Facebook post: Ex post facto laws are expressly forbidden by the United States Constitution in Article 1, Section 9, Clause 3.

Therefor the Don of our Federal Mafia cannot do a damn thing about guns that were legal yesterday but not tomorrow because his illegal executive order says so.

I posted an article by Natural News that most law enforcement agents interviewed said they would not enforce any confiscation of guns, and I cannot say I blame them.

Would you if you were them?

Still – I find this letter/essay moving beyond words. I salute you Matt, both for your service to this nation as a Seal and for putting the issue is REAL everyday HUMAN language and situations people can grasp. We all know it won’t be Obama or Eric Holder showing up at our front steps… much as some of us may like that very much.  

For widespread distribution, more cutting-edge commentary from Matt Bracken, former SEAL and author of the Enemies Foreign and Domestic trilogy, along with his most recent novel, Castigo Cay:

This article may take you a few minutes to read, but I can assure you that this letter addresses issues that YOU will face… and have to make decisions in a split second. You might want to know in advance how to react when the time comes… if the time comes.

Dear Mr. Security Agent,

Federal, state, or local. You, the man or woman with the badge, the sworn LEO or FLEA and those who inhabit the many law enforcement niches in between and on all sides. This essay is directed to you, because in the end, how this turmoil about gun control turns out will depend largely upon your decisions and actions over the coming months and years.

I sincerely wish that members of Congress—who may soon be voting on new gun control measures—would read this essay, but I realize that’s a pipe dream, considering the impenetrable bubbles around those exalted entities. So I’ll settle for you, Mr. (or Ms.) Security Agent, since you already gobble up everything on the internet, and I don’t have to seek you out.

A decade ago I wrote the novel Enemies Foreign and Domestic, a tale about how tragic events involving the misuse of firearms can be used by an evil administration to misinform and mold public opinion to support its malign anti-freedom policies.

No, my novel was not predicting “Operation Fast and Furious” a decade before that covert policy of “pursuing gun control under the radar,” (which was President Obama’s explanation to Sarah Brady for his lack of overt political action). That inter-agency gun-walking policy, remember, resulted in the deaths of over four hundred Mexicans and two U.S. federal agents, murdered in an effort to discredit the Second Amendment and lead to more restrictive gun control laws in America. (If Nixon—or any Republican, for that matter—were in office, the intentional bloodbath would be called Murdergate, but today’s collaborating Woodwards and Bernsteins are in on the cover-up.)

Instead of gun-walking thousands of AK-47s to Mexican drug cartel assassins (who would believe that?), Enemies Foreign and Domestic begins with a sniper opening fire on a packed football stadium. A thousand innocent fans die, some from the ninety bullets fired but most in the ensuing panic stampede. In a traumatized America, the fictional stadium massacre results in the banning of all semi-automatic rifles, with no buyback, no grandfathering of weapons already owned, and no sunset clause. Citizens had to turn them in for destruction or face years in federal prison.

The page-one stadium massacre was simply a plot device chosen to launch the story in high gear and set the stage to immediately and fully explore the main theme of the novel: the calculated transformation of our Constitutional republic into a socialist police state. Since I prefer to write tightly wound fiction transpiring at a rapid pace in a compressed time period, I examined the imposition of totalitarian controls over the course of just a few weeks, not years or decades.

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