Call for Gun Confiscation

By Douglas V. Gibbs, Author, Speaker, Instructor, Radio Host

UN Leader, Al Hussein, Urges for More Robust Gun Control in U.S.–Like Paris, Where Terrorism NEVER Happens

“Why should any civilian anywhere be able to acquire an assault rifle or other high-powered weapons designed to kill lots of people?”

According to World Net Daily, The Obama administration has tried repeatedly to push more gun control through Congress, unsuccessfully. It still is trying its hand at a strategy of simply depriving people of their Second Amendment rights.

Now it is signaling a new method, claiming that “gun control” is “part and parcel” of the federal government’s responsibility for homeland security.

It was presented by Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson during an appearance on CBS, when he made the claim no less than three or four times that gun control is now “part and parcel” of his agency’s responsibilities.

“I do believe,” he said, “that meanginful, responsible gun control is now part and parcel of homeland security.”

He continued, “It’s critical to public safety. We have to face the fact that meaningful, responsible gun control has to be part of Homeland Security. It’s coming I think the American public has to face.”

Remember: All tryanny must do to control the people is make it so that the people are unable to fight back against tyranny.

NYTimes Editorial: Congress Should Secretly Suspend Second Amendment Rights

The New York Times editorial is advocating for the federal government to use the courts to violate the Second Amendment.  The Constitution was written to create a federal government to serve the States and the People, not control them.  The words “shall not be infringed” in the Second Amendment is non-negotiable.  On top of that, the courts do not have the constitutional authority to use rulings and opinions to alter the U.S. Constitution, or the laws of the United States.  The Constitution can only be changed by amendment as per the process provided in Article V., and due to the concept of Separation of Powers, only the legislature can alter, modify, create, or repeal law.

The New York Times is calling for the disarmament of Americans in response to the Orlando terror attack that left 50 dead including the shooter and 53 wounded at a gay nightclub.

Not only is what the Times is calling for illegal and unconstitutional, but such a move would open up the opportunity for the federal government to take on an even more tyrannical role in our lives.  Historically, what the Times is calling for is disastrous, and always ends in death, collapse, and a totalitarian governmental system.