UN Treaty which Bans Guns reaches U.S. (Video Included)

[acroagogue]

:dunno:
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On October 30 2009, the United States joined 152 countries in support of an "Arms Trade Treaty Resolution" (1), which establishes dates for a 2012 United Nations conference intended to strip American/global sovereignty by stripping citizens of their right to bear arms. The General Assembly, consisting of 192 UN member governments, adopted a resolution setting out a timetable over the next two years to discuss the Arms Trade Treaty Resolution, including a final UN conference which is set to take place in 2012. Ummm, I don't think so.

Full story and video.
http://welcometoafreeworld.blogspot.com/2010/07/un-treaty-that-bans-guns-reaches-us.html

[lycanox]

Just another conspiracy theory.

That treaty is never intended to restrict weapons to civilians in their own countries.
But to restrict the arms trade to countries that are likely to end up abusing them.

But apparently that does not stop conspiracy theorist from pulling the whole thing out of context and use it for propaganda for their own ideologies.

[Raptor Witness]

Please have the newbie report to ... :bondage:

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[GamerGal]

Brown, Derwin 2000 Sheriff-elect of DeKalb County, Georgia
Burks, Tommy 1998 Tennessee State Senator Cumberland County, Tennessee
Cermak, Anton 1933 Mayor of Chicago Miami, Florida
Garfield, James A. 1881 President of the United States Washington, D.C. (at railway station)
William 1900 Governor of Kentucky Frankfort, Kentucky (outside the Old State Capitol)
Gwatney, Bill 2008 Chairman of Arkansas Democratic Party Democratic Party Headquarters, Little Rock
Harrison Sr., Carter 1893 Mayor of Chicago Chicago, Illinois (in his home)
Hindman, Thomas C. 1868 Congressman (former) from Arkansas Helena, Arkansas (at his home)
Hinds, James. M 1868 Congressman from Arkansas
Holbrook, Edward Dexter 1870 Delegate (former) to the United States House of Representatives from Idaho Territory Idaho City, Idaho
Kennedy, John F. 1963 President of the United States Dallas, Texas (while motorcading)
Kennedy, Robert F. 1968 United States Senator and leading presidential candidate from New York Los Angeles, California (in the pantry of the Ambassador Hotel)
King, Ed 1986 Mayor of Mount Pleasant, Iowa Mount Pleasant, Iowa at a city council meeting
Lincoln, Abraham 1865 President of the United States Washington, DC. (Ford's Theatre)
Lloyd Sr., Russell G. 1980 Mayor (former) of Evansville, Indiana
Long, Huey 1935 United States Senator from Louisiana Baton Rouge, Louisiana (inside the State Capitol)
Lowenstein, Allard 1980 Congressman (former) from New York New York City, New York (in his Manhattan office)
McKinley, William 1901 President of the United States Buffalo, New York (at World's Fair)
Milk, Harvey 1978 San Francisco City Supervisor San Francisco, California (in his City Hall office)
Moscone, George 1978 Mayor of San Francisco San Francisco, California (in his City Hall office)
Patterson, Albert 1954 Alabama Attorney General-elect Phenix City, Alabama (outside his office)
Rockwell, George Lincoln 1967 Fringe candidate for Governor of Virginia and founder of the American Nazi Party Arlington, Virginia (outside a laundromat)
Ryan, Leo 1978 Congressman from California Jonestown, Guyana (on airport tarmac)
Slough, John P. 1867 Chief Justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court Santa Fe, New Mexico
Sharp, Solomon P. 1825 Kentucky Attorney General, Kentucky State Senator-elect Home in Frankfort, Kentucky Stabbed in front of his home Beauchamp
Joseph 1844 Mayor of Nauvoo, Illinois, candidate for President of the United States Carthage, Illinois (jailhouse)

All politicians shot, I'm sure they would want better gun control so the nutjobs couldn't get them.

[Smoke]

Brown, Derwin 2000 Sheriff-elect of DeKalb County, Georgia
Burks, Tommy 1998 Tennessee State Senator Cumberland County, Tennessee
Cermak, Anton 1933 Mayor of Chicago Miami, Florida
Garfield, James A. 1881 President of the United States Washington, D.C. (at railway station)
William 1900 Governor of Kentucky Frankfort, Kentucky (outside the Old State Capitol)
Gwatney, Bill 2008 Chairman of Arkansas Democratic Party Democratic Party Headquarters, Little Rock
Harrison Sr., Carter 1893 Mayor of Chicago Chicago, Illinois (in his home)
Hindman, Thomas C. 1868 Congressman (former) from Arkansas Helena, Arkansas (at his home)
Hinds, James. M 1868 Congressman from Arkansas
Holbrook, Edward Dexter 1870 Delegate (former) to the United States House of Representatives from Idaho Territory Idaho City, Idaho
Kennedy, John F. 1963 President of the United States Dallas, Texas (while motorcading)
Kennedy, Robert F. 1968 United States Senator and leading presidential candidate from New York Los Angeles, California (in the pantry of the Ambassador Hotel)
King, Ed 1986 Mayor of Mount Pleasant, Iowa Mount Pleasant, Iowa at a city council meeting
Lincoln, Abraham 1865 President of the United States Washington, DC. (Ford's Theatre)
Lloyd Sr., Russell G. 1980 Mayor (former) of Evansville, Indiana
Long, Huey 1935 United States Senator from Louisiana Baton Rouge, Louisiana (inside the State Capitol)
Lowenstein, Allard 1980 Congressman (former) from New York New York City, New York (in his Manhattan office)
McKinley, William 1901 President of the United States Buffalo, New York (at World's Fair)
Milk, Harvey 1978 San Francisco City Supervisor San Francisco, California (in his City Hall office)
Moscone, George 1978 Mayor of San Francisco San Francisco, California (in his City Hall office)
Patterson, Albert 1954 Alabama Attorney General-elect Phenix City, Alabama (outside his office)
Rockwell, George Lincoln 1967 Fringe candidate for Governor of Virginia and founder of the American Nazi Party Arlington, Virginia (outside a laundromat)
Ryan, Leo 1978 Congressman from California Jonestown, Guyana (on airport tarmac)
Slough, John P. 1867 Chief Justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court Santa Fe, New Mexico
Sharp, Solomon P. 1825 Kentucky Attorney General, Kentucky State Senator-elect Home in Frankfort, Kentucky Stabbed in front of his home Beauchamp
Joseph 1844 Mayor of Nauvoo, Illinois, candidate for President of the United States Carthage, Illinois (jailhouse)

All politicians shot, I'm sure they would want better gun control so the nutjobs couldn't get them.

Noticed Bud Dwyer was not on that list he shot him self. not all nut jobs own guns tard

[Fut004]

Just another conspiracy theory.

So it's in the right forum then? Good to know.


Please have the newbie report to ... :bondage:


No need to be rude to the new members.


Noticed Bud Dwyer was not on that list he shot him self. not all nut jobs own guns tard

That's true, not all nutjobs own guns, but don't you think the ones who do are a little scary?

I'm all for people having their guns and shit, but I think there needs to be tougher control on them. Just make it harder for them to fall into the wrong hands.

[HisServant]

I'm with Lycanox on this because I could never see another country stripping the citizens of this country using an arms treaty. The citizens don't pose a threat to any one country except our own.

[MaximumPain]

I seriously doubt any one will want to fight the bloody insurrection and civil war that would result from any attempt to take guns from Americans.