Sipsey Street Irregulars: New 'study,' same old distortions about US gun market supplying Mexican cartels

Friday, September 27, 2013

New 'study,' same old distortions about US gun market supplying Mexican cartels

As for mentioning "Project Gunwalker," in which the Obama Department of "Justice," under Attorney General Eric Holder deliberately sent guns into the hands of Mexican cartel gunmen--fuhgeddaboudit. Widespread support for restrictive gun laws in the U.S. depends on a misinformed public being fed a steady stream of lies. Unfortunately, the government, mass media, and agenda-driven academics are feeding them a river of them.

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Anonymous said...: It seems that arming terrorist groups is becoming a habit with the Kenyan Overlord. From drug cartels in Mexico to Al Quida affiliates in Libya and Syria. As far as Mexico is concerned. The arming of and lending assistance to a hostile force on foreign soil is an overt act of war. Since the Regime gave no notice to the Mexican government they could be charged with multiple crimes and violations of international law as well as treaty violations. Along with the drone murder from above program it appears that Dear Leader like most Tyrants has developed a taste for killing people. This is an example of to much power being allowed to be accumulated in the hands of a single person. But when you have the surrrender party offering little to no opposition there isn't much that stands in the way of a man with more ambition then brains. It will be left to the people to deal with these Dictator wannabees. And so we shall. Now that more oxes are being gored more and more citizens are starting to realize what all the fuss is about over 2nd amendment rights, free speech and the rest. Now that they are being forced to accept something that is illegal and implemented against the will of the people they are starting to stir. November 2014 can't come soon enough. It will be interesting to see what happens from now to then.Will civil disobedience turn into civil war? And as a student of the last one I can say with some assurrance we will not make the same mistakes that were made in the last one.; September 27, 2013 at 9:19 AM

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New 'study,' same old distortions about US gun market supplying Mexican cartels

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