Five Reasons Why Guns Will Be Banned in the Future
Good to know that your/our government is not looking out for gun owners.Even if they say they are. Link is dead but I posted the best of it.
serf
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At one point or another, all of humanity will be united under a one world government. A U.N. on steroids. It's sorta the de facto state right now when you think of the international oligarchs, industry elites, and private bankers that pretty much control the vast majority of wealth and commerce in the world.
The only difference between then and now is that currently there's a tacit understanding of hegemonic rule, but eventually that will change and the ruling class will go public with their scheme to unite control the world.
Once it's made official, the NWO (I guess I'll call em that) will make no bones about its main priority, ensuring its reign of global domination goes unchallenged. What is the biggest threat to those in power? Armed resistance from a civilian militia. Consequently, a massive effort to disarm the citizenry and promote a "guns for me and not for thee" agenda rolls out.
Since most of the civilized world have already willingly (and in some cases enthusiastically) given up their right to keep and bear arms, I'd argue that the wind is at the backs of the gun-grabbing NWO power elites. Sure, there will be some resistance in what was formerly known as the good old USofA but ultimately resistance will prove to be futile.
Eye-in-the-sky technology is already a reality. But when it goes mainstream and becomes a permanent staple in every town, city, state and country around the world is anyone's guess. Conservatively speaking, I'd say in the next 50 years government drones will be as common as street lights.
What this technology brings to the table is a world in which no crime goes unsolved as the government will have the capacity to track down and watch everyone at all times. When a crime is committed, the watchers will be able to zero in and track the criminal as he or she leaves the scene, they'll also have the ability to go back in time (via the recorded tape) and discover where the criminal was just prior to the incident, who they were with, what they were doing, where they live - all the necessary information they need to apprehend them.
Given the widespread adoption of this technology, the government will brainwash people into believing that it - and not the individual - is responsible for one's safety. What follows is the complete decay of personal responsibility (and personal privacy) and an abrupt increase in government dependency.
You can see the banners now from the Ministry of Safety (an agency within the NWO) promoting the surveillance state at the expense of the 2A and other fundamental rights, "Disarm yourselves. We will protect you. You have nothing to fear if you have nothing to hide."
serf
https://www./blog/five-reasons-why-guns-will-be-banned-in-the-future/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=20160401_FridayDigest_23&utm_campaign=/blog/five-reasons-why-guns-will-be-banned-in-the-future/
At one point or another, all of humanity will be united under a one world government. A U.N. on steroids. It's sorta the de facto state right now when you think of the international oligarchs, industry elites, and private bankers that pretty much control the vast majority of wealth and commerce in the world.
The only difference between then and now is that currently there's a tacit understanding of hegemonic rule, but eventually that will change and the ruling class will go public with their scheme to unite control the world.
Once it's made official, the NWO (I guess I'll call em that) will make no bones about its main priority, ensuring its reign of global domination goes unchallenged. What is the biggest threat to those in power? Armed resistance from a civilian militia. Consequently, a massive effort to disarm the citizenry and promote a "guns for me and not for thee" agenda rolls out.
Since most of the civilized world have already willingly (and in some cases enthusiastically) given up their right to keep and bear arms, I'd argue that the wind is at the backs of the gun-grabbing NWO power elites. Sure, there will be some resistance in what was formerly known as the good old USofA but ultimately resistance will prove to be futile.
Eye-in-the-sky technology is already a reality. But when it goes mainstream and becomes a permanent staple in every town, city, state and country around the world is anyone's guess. Conservatively speaking, I'd say in the next 50 years government drones will be as common as street lights.
What this technology brings to the table is a world in which no crime goes unsolved as the government will have the capacity to track down and watch everyone at all times. When a crime is committed, the watchers will be able to zero in and track the criminal as he or she leaves the scene, they'll also have the ability to go back in time (via the recorded tape) and discover where the criminal was just prior to the incident, who they were with, what they were doing, where they live - all the necessary information they need to apprehend them.
Given the widespread adoption of this technology, the government will brainwash people into believing that it - and not the individual - is responsible for one's safety. What follows is the complete decay of personal responsibility (and personal privacy) and an abrupt increase in government dependency.
You can see the banners now from the Ministry of Safety (an agency within the NWO) promoting the surveillance state at the expense of the 2A and other fundamental rights, "Disarm yourselves. We will protect you. You have nothing to fear if you have nothing to hide."
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some have foregone firearms because they think those WITH firearms will continue to try to protect them for free....their cozy future will be limited 0 -
All pigs are equal, but some are more equal than others. 0 -
One would think the pronouncement; "If you have nothing to hide you have nothing to fear" originating with Joseph Goebbels and catch slogan of the Gestapo would be enough for idiots to see through this but alas idiots are well, idiots.
Seems to me some now dead Jewish writers mentioned this 2,000-2,700 years ago and made it clear with phrases like "Here is wisdom" and "Woe unto them" but alas idiots are well, idiots0 -
as guns get controlled, boating accidents will skyrocket. 0 -
They Live. 0 -
dont figure i will be around..you youngin's handle it 0 -
There's only one reason really... Hillary Clinton.
That's why gun owners need to stick together in the coming election - no matter who the Republican nominee is. A vote for anyone other than the Republican nominee is a vote for Hilly and gun confiscation.
There are roughly 100 million gun owners in America. If they will vote Republican Hilly will be soundly defeated.
2-4 Supreme Court Justices will be chosen by the next President, and will control American Jurisprudence for the next 30-40 years.
Let's make sure it is not a Socialist criminal choosing them.0 -
My thoughts - read my signiture line. 0 -
Whenever I find myself reading one of these threads, I wonder what those assured of Impending Doom have done to change the course of the country we live in. Posting all manner of information and scary stories on the InterWeb has a decidedly low impact when Reality intrudes as it so often does.
How much time has been volunteered to support candidates with better principles and convictions? How much money has been contributed to help influence an election? How many have run for office themselves?
I was at three political gatherings last week, I wrote several good sized checks, and tonight I will attend and speak at the city council meeting. All the while managing the campaign to end the dysfunctional city I live in.
I find I have less and less tolerance for those whose only effort or contribution is to bitch, piss, and moan.
As Benjamin Franklin said when asked what form of government the Continental Congress had chosen for the new nation: "A Republic, if you can keep it."
We were given the greatest gift ever bestowed upon a free people, and most of us make more effort keeping their beer filled than preserving the power and freedom we have.0 -
Dads3040
I spent 13 years in city government and it cost me dearly. I also campaigned for a presidential candidate. I reserve the right to piss bitch and moan. The higher up you go in this government the more corrupt it is. However the people are getting mad and things are looking up. The biggest problem is voter IQ.0 -
quote:Originally posted by Dads3040
Whenever I find myself reading one of these threads, I wonder what those assured of Impending Doom have done to change the course of the country we live in. Posting all manner of information and scary stories on the InterWeb has a decidedly low impact when Reality intrudes as it so often does.
How much time has been volunteered to support candidates with better principles and convictions? How much money has been contributed to help influence an election? How many have run for office themselves?
I was at three political gatherings last week, I wrote several good sized checks, and tonight I will attend and speak at the city council meeting. All the while managing the campaign to end the dysfunctional city I live in.
I find I have less and less tolerance for those whose only effort or contribution is to bitch, piss, and moan.
As Benjamin Franklin said when asked what form of government the Continental Congress had chosen for the new nation: "A Republic, if you can keep it."
We were given the greatest gift ever bestowed upon a free people, and most of us make more effort keeping their beer filled than preserving the power and freedom we have.
It's a free country,you can contribute to your favorite candidate but if you think Our Forefathers would embrace trans humanism and massive debt with illegal immigration with Foreign entanglements with Free trade and Wars for profit,think again.
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