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United States Individualism
"Takes the World Hostage" by A Concerned American July 22, 2001 The UN World Disarmament meeting concluded
yesterday in New York City. To an American bystander, the UN's usual ploys of
coercion and intimidation have never been more apparent. In the first
official report of the event, we find several pieces of information worth
noting. For example, in explaining the general theme of the global gathering, we
hear the following: "Many said that there was no way to
imagine the sadness African delegations felt at having to set aside their
noble and important concerns in order to reach consensus.
Others expressed dismay that the view of the overwhelming majority, on
issues related to the control of arms used by citizens and the transfer of
such weapons to non-State actors, had been held hostage by the 'singular
interest' of one delegation." Singular interest, to these people, is being
mocked and scorned -- ridiculed. "One nation, under God indivisible, with
Liberty and Justice for all," to global communists, is abhorrent. We
Americans are supposed to "go with the crowd," even when to do so
violates one of our fundamental rights delineated at the cost of untold amounts
of blood and sacrifice. If we don't cave in and agree to disarm the citizens of
our nation, we're "hostage takers." And these communist warthogs are
pressing our nation's leaders and decision makers to subvert the very document
they've sworn oaths to protect and defend -- because that
is how they operate. (Send some UN troops into American
neighborhoods to collect guns and there
won't be too many hostages.) When the UN's replay
of the events gets into what the member States, including the United States,
allegedly agreed to, we find cause for concern: "In preventing, combating and
eradicating the illicit trade in small arms and light weapons in all its
aspects, States undertook, at the national level, to:..." "put in place adequate laws,
regulations and administrative procedures to exercise effective control over
the production of small arms and light weapons within their areas of
jurisdiction, and over the export, import, transit or retransfer of such
weapons, in order to prevent illegal manufacture of and illicit
trafficking in these weapons, or their diversion to unauthorized recipients;" There is the "closing" of your
so-called "gun show loophole." Then it will be the "private
transfer loophole." In fact that's probably what the anti-constitution
traitors in America will call it. These foreign and domestic enemies want
the government to know exactly who has what, where, when, how many -- to
ultimately confiscate them. And they've made that quite clear -- well over
150 countries agree, against your rights. Most of the world doesn't like the fact that
your gun cabinet is filled with guns the government can't currently track. The
UN report also quotes some "Million" Mom March
traitor as saying "The majority of American citizens favoured better
regulation of guns, including closing the gun-show loophole that allow criminals
and minors to get weapons." How this lying
wretch polled the entire Nation is dubious; that she'd get such a conclusion if
she did is ludicrous. Then there is
one we'd all better hope the United States did not and will not sign off on: "put in place and implement adequate
laws, regulations and administrative procedures to ensure the effective
control over the export and transit of small arms and light weapons, including
the use of authenticated end-user certificates;" "End user certificates" may fly in
Chicago -- called the Firearm Owner Identification Card -- but they won't fly in
quite a few states, especially in the south and the west. The only question that
must be pressed to all levels of federal government bureaucrats is this: Did the United States agree to a national
"end user certificate" program in hopes they can sell it to We The
Armed People? If not, the UN needs to pull their head out and
realize that their saying so it a gross oversight of extraordinary proportions. If so, that's gun owner registration and
licensing -- and it's only a matter of time before Opening Day of Traitor
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