NRA's LaPierre: First Clinton, now time to take out Soros, Bloomberg

The Washington Examiner ^ | 11-14-16 | Paul Bedard

[BeadCounter]

It looks like the Demon Rats are not even winning these elections.

Voter Fraud, dead voters, illegal aliens, faulty voting machines, paid protests and George Soros.

Really trying to steal Democracy from our system.

Right now, Republicans are in leadership all over the country, Americans don’t want the Democrats screwed up philosophy, anti-God, their top priority being where someone uses the bathroom.

[Mad_as_heck]

Concentrate on the evil Lord Soros. Bloomberg is just a blowhard.

[Jack Hammer]

Let’s not forget the many, many anti-firearms pols in the demented blue states.

[thorvaldr]

Get some.

[dp0622]

Likely for the same reasons we hate him.

He probably was funding all the crap here to alike places in Russia.

I do know he can not enter Russia or he will be arrested.

[Mjreagan]

He funded the ammo restrictions in CA

[Eleutheria5]

So don’t vote for him, and don’t watch his news shows. But where’s the basis for jailing him?

[crusty old prospector]

I believe that all money is God’s. How we choose to spend it is a reflection of our spirit.

[WayneS]

Article III, SECTION. 3.

Treason against the United States, shall consist only in levying War against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort. No Person shall be convicted of Treason unless on the Testimony of two Witnesses to the same overt Act, or on Confession in open Court.

You should notice:

1) The word “politics” cannot be found anywhere in the definition.
2) Lynching of those found guilty of treason is not mentioned.

[WayneS]

In 2006/07 Michael Bloomberg conspired to violate Virginia’s law against engaging in the “straw purchase” of firearms. He sent some minions to Virginia to try to fraudulently purchase guns.

Because most firearm dealers are honest and vigilant about those to whom they sell guns, the Bloom-bots were unable to successfully make any “straw purchases”. When confronted about his actions Mr. Bloomberg used his position as mayor of NYC to claim he was engaging in a legitimate undercover operation, even though he clearly lacks the authority to enforce any laws of Virginia.

For various political reasons he was not prosecuted for the existing laws he broke, but I the aftermath Virginia quickly passed a new law making it [even more] crystal clear that outsiders are not allowed to organize undercover “stings” in Virginia. This new law was signed by none other than Mr. Tim Kaine, who was the sitting governor of Virginia at the time.

On April 13, 2007, the Virginia Attorney General, Bob McDonnell, sent Mayor Bloomberg a letter pretty much promising to prosecute him as a felon if he ever tried another unauthorized “undercover operation” in Virginia.

Virginia was not the only state in which Bloomberg organized his own so-called “simulated straw purchase stings”, and I suspect he and his cohorts are still doing it. I’m sure if some state AGs dig deep enough they will have no trouble finding other instances of Mr. Bloomberg directing his people to violate various state gun laws.

[Mjreagan]

I’m not calling for jailing him but meeting him head on. Soros in the other hand...

[ExSoldier]

You guys are dreaming. Laudable dreams to be sure but guys like Soros have been around since Christ was a corporal so to speak. Their hands are never directly dirty(or bloody) and they always conduct business via an army of aides and fourth party actors. Moreover all those BILLIONS buys an incredible array of both lawyers and judges. They will never be so much as ticketed for a parking violation much less tried for treason. No matter how much they richly deserve it. The only force on earth (they can face the Final Judgment later) that can stop them has already done so and done so repeatedly. WE THE PEOPLE. The results of the overwhelming rage of an increasingly aware populace who is willing to partake in one of the final remaining boxes on which the Republic rests: #1 The Ballot Box. #2 The Jury Box and God forbid -- #3 The Cartridge Box.

[Mechanicos]

Thanks for proving my point. His funding the invasion of ISIS into the US and sponsoring violence against first responders fall under the following:

“or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them Aid and Comfort.”

A whole lot of our leaders have been shown to give aid and comfort involving the invasion of America by hostile foreign nations.

[WayneS]

Yes.

But a trial is still required and there are no legal provisions for lynching someone who is accused of treason.

[Cheerio]

1,000 gun enthusiasts took aim at record.

“You know there’s something that just seems right about making history today,’’ Pete Brownell, an NRA board member told the crowd. “As some of you may know, we made history last week … by overcoming the liberal media, by denouncing (Clinton’s tactics) and defending and defeating their gun-ban agendas.’’

But the idea of getting 1,000 people shooting rifles side by side took root before Trump and Clinton engaged an a election campaign that mobilized gun rights advocates. Anthony Imperato, president of Henry Repeating Arms company that supplied the guns for the event, said he envisioned something big and patriotic when he conceived of the idea more than a year ago.

[Eleutheria5]

OK, then. If he gets caught, “play stupid games, win stupid prizes.”

[jetson]

Well Freepers, TIME TO GET TO WORK!

[Mechanicos]

Both your arguments assume the rule of law exists. Arguably it no longer functions for such as the ones at issue. Thus its up to the people.

[WayneS]

I see. You want mob rule NOW, before our newly elected president even takes the oath of office and before he has a chance to show us his stuff.

Why did you bother to vote for him?

[Mechanicos]

Not quite, I want the rule of law. Since Democrats have used force and violence to try to influence the US in favor of Marxism arguably 50 USC § 842 is in effect.