Posted on 06/15/2011 12:42:05 PM PDT by justlittleoleme
The local Oathkeeper group that I belong to is led by a patrol officer from a neighboring community. We had the martial law/gun confiscation discussion in one of our group meetings, and I asked him what they would do if Obama were to declare martial law - his reply: nothing. He said they would not follow any order to enforce martial law and they will not be confiscating anyone’s firearms. The Sheriff is on also board with this.
We’ve got a good group of active and retired LEO’s and Militaty in our unit. And several of them belong to the same range that I do, so we get some shoot time together.
The Government may make examples of some, but what happens when an entire “confiscation team” is eradicated by a determined group of well armed citizens? That example, once widely disseminated, will encourage more patriots to stand up and fight for their rights.
I have lived a good life, I have no regrets, and if necessary I'm one of many prepared to fight for the freedoms of myself and my offspring.
Our forefathers sacrificed for us, and I feel we should be obliged to do the same.
This attitude is why I enlisted in the U.S. Army long ago.
“....the United Nations doesn’t approve of our Second Amendment.”
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It is mind-boggling that this corrupt, anti-US organization dares to criticize the Constitution of their host country.
But it is even more incredible to see that no congress critter bothers to respond to this criticism.
Are they perhaps in agreement with the UN?
Didnt they do the same thing in Canada?
Its also a good bet that they dont approve of our use of toilet paper either. Just try and pry *that* from my hand, never mind the gun in the other hand!
They spent several billion dollars on the software for the registration system.
It ended up not working because nobody would cooperate with the gub'mnt.
There were a number of "extensions of time" and all that sort of nonsense. Eventually with a Tory win (their version of the Democrat party, there being no Republicans in that country), they kind of gave up the ghost on the registration idea.
I don't think it's completely dead but the government isn't spending any more money on it.
I imagine it'd be far worse in this country. Just find out where the computer techs live who are setting it up....... and you know the rest of the story.
A national registration system could be easily disabled in this country by very few people simply by making it an unpopular working environment.
You a funny man.
“but if they use all the forces including the military in one coordinated raid, it would do a lot of damage.”
And when General Stupid goosesteps his Gestapo through Orange County and Huntington Beach, killing the families of Marines who refuse to give up their arms, how will General Stupid deal with the 1st Marine Division pouring out of Camp Pendleton?
Ya want my guns?
Come and TRY to get them.
I mean I was out shooting in the boat about 8 miles off Fort Pierce, Florida and a sudden rouge wave came and knocked ALL my guns and ammo overboard.
Yeah,that’s the ticket. A rouge wave.
Sorry, I do still have a ball bat.
Amen brother, preach it.
I've already lived through an accident that should have killed me, so I know what laying on the ground bleeding out is like, the kids are grown and gone. I'm killing time waiting around and enjoying myself.
If they come to take them, I won't submit.
I'm sure I'm not the only one in circumstances like that.
The Warsaw uprising should be taught to all gun owners.
/johnny
Oooooh, you’re dirty and you’re dangerous. You may have to smear that used toilet paper on our congress critters first before you show it to the Security Council.
Bunch of “furners” trying to interfere in our internal affairs and a bunch of spineless, kneepadded ‘Congressmen/women’ sitting there, with self-assumed perks and priviliges, doing and saying NOTHING!!!
They stink more than your ‘papier de toilette’.
Under the guise of a proposed global “Small Arms Treaty”...
As you can see the name isn't "Small Arms Treaty". It's way more convoluted than that. The word "treaty" isn't even in it! So the plan is out and it has been made public for quite some time. If you look under "Small Arms Treaty" you'll never find out what's going on.
Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects
1. We, the States participating in the United Nations Conference on the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects, having met in New York from 9 to 20 July 2001,...
As the U.N.’s Arms Trade Treaty Process Begins, U.N.’s “Programme of Action” on Small Arms Shows Its Dangers
In 2001, the United Nations created the “Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat, and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects” (PoA). The PoA is not a treaty. Rather, it is a mechanism for encouraging voluntary cooperation. The fourth biennial meeting on the PoA took place June 14–18, 2010.
Snip...The U.N. wants to turn the PoA into a binding treaty.
I tried to warn people...
...small arms, indeed, could well be described as “weapons of mass destruction”.
Well...buy a bunch of crappy beaters and if it comes down to it, turn them in to the assclowns...keep the choice stuff and ammo hiden.
To them, Guns are guns. They would just like to see a dump truck filled with guns, any guns.
Be sure to bury all kinds of metals in your back yard. Give them lots of reason to start digging. Bury your weapons in the neighbors yard or on state property, in a park.
Stash a few in your heating ducts or under the house strapped up to water pipes. Or inside the bottom of a sofa, re-staple the dust cover back on. Down the side of a mattress in the guest bedroom. Under the attic insulation.
They are not going to do a full 100% search of your house so quit sweating it.
You bet! I’ll vote “bang, bang, bang - 30X’s to start”!
(Of course one shot at a time. That’ll be PC don’t ya know)
See, I was right. The government has nukes, you want self protection from the government so there really is no line to draw, is there?
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