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NRA warns of U.N. gun
control. An American delegation will participate in a controversial United Nations
small-arms conference criticized by Second Amendment advocates as a threat to U.S. gun ownership. The
U.N. Small Arms Review Conference will meet in New York City June 26 to July 7 to discuss
illegal trafficking in arms, "ineffective national controls" and related issues.
We're From
the U.N. and We Want Your Guns. The U.N. will gather in New York City this July for the 2006
Small Arms Review Conference. Doesn't the name alone make you nervous? The U.N. is "reviewing"
guns. If you don't own one, doesn't it make you want to go out and buy one just so you can be ready
for whatever Kofi's got planned?
Standing up to
the U.N. on guns: Conservatives upset with the Bush administration's performance in many
areas should be more than pleased with the president's continuing willingness to do whatever is required
to defend and protect Second Amendment rights.
Day one of the UN gun
ban summit. They've gathered in New York City, the best and brightest minds in the global gun
ban movement. Oh, they don't want you to think for a second that they're actually interested in your
guns. Kofi Annan as much as said so yesterday, when he told the attendees of the Small Arms Review
Conference, "This Review Conference is not negotiating a 'global gun ban', nor do we wish to deny law-abiding
citizens their right to bear arms in accordance with their national laws." … It's too bad for Kofi that
many of the countries attending the summit didn't get his memo.
Day four at the UN gun
ban conference. It seems to be getting quiet at the United Nations. Oh, the delegates are still
speaking, but on Thursday [6/29/2006] much of the discussion moved behind closed doors. It's funny,
actually. Every anti-gun delegate or activist talks about the need for "transparency" in firearms
ownership, but those running the gun summit don't seem that interested in transparency for what they're doing.
Million Moms Morph Into Billion Moms for U.N.
Assault on Gun Rights: Where does a rights-hating organization go when it has collapsed in
disgrace in its own country? If it's the Million Mom March, dedicated to destroying the right to bear
arms, it goes to the United Nations. It goes global and becomes the Billion Mom March.
Gunning for your gun rights:
It sounds like a fairly benign gathering, this United Nations conference on (ahem) "the illicit trade in small
arms and light weapons in all its aspects." Searching for ways to curb the sale of arms to groups that
provoke global instability? Great. Trying to keep the export of illegal guns under control?
Fine. If it stops there -- if the meeting goes no further than figuring out how best to mark guns to trace
their ownership, to record what weapons enter and leave countries -- it will be time well spent by the United
Nations. But some mischief-makers lie in wait.
U.S. Delegates May Be Selling Out
America at U.N. Anti-gun Conference: U.S. delegates to the United Nations small arms conference
are failing to provide firm support for Undersecretary of State John Bolton's principled position against global
gun control. Instead, according to observer sources at the U.N., the U.S. delegation is looking for
compromise language with the enemies of freedom.
Role of the UN: Globalism is out of
control and it's far passed time for the United States to secede from the United Nations in its present form
unless we intend to ultimately surrender our national sovereignty and be ruled by an omnipotent world government.
U.N.'s Real Gun Agenda
Emerges: The official name of the meeting taking place at the U.N. General Assembly this week and
next is the "United Nations Conference on the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects."
The portentous-sounding phrase "illicit trade in small arms and light weapons" is worth repeating, because the
conference speakers themselves keep endlessly repeating it, word for word like a mystical mantra, along with
impassioned calls for the worldwide elimination of small arms and light weapons. Spoken so often, the
words begin to have an almost hypnotic effect. But what do they really mean? What is this
conference really after?
Gun Control
Debate Goes Global: A two-week conference on illicit small-arms trading begins Monday at the
United Nations. Gun control advocates want to impose global restrictions on the small arms trade, while
supporters of gun rights say the U.N. has no business trampling on the freedoms of individual nations.
U.N. Approves Anti-gun
Treaty: However, Gun Owners of America isn't surprised at the U.N. action, according to spokesman
Erich Pratt. "Anywhere you look, gun control has failed to cut crime," Pratt said. "But one thing that
gun control has been effective at," Pratt said, "is registering law-abiding gun owners, and that seems to be
what this treaty is aimed at encouraging governments to do is to register gun owners and being able to track law
abiding gun owners," he said.
The
West is being systematically disarmed.
Gun Grab
Revival: Surging firearms sales after 9-11 briefly disarmed gun control efforts, but anti-gun
lobbyists are now exploiting fears of terrorism to renew their attacks on the Second Amendment.
Disarmament by
"Consensus": The recent UN small arms conference was not the death knell of the Second
Amendment. It was, however, another step on the road to a disarmed, UN-dominated world.
Disarmament's False
Prophecy: For 40 years, arms control agreements, under a false vision of peace, have been
used to transfer military power to the United Nations.
U.N. Targets American Gun
Owners: This is about overriding national sovereignty regarding firearms.
U.N. Wants Global Gun Ban
Global Gun Grab:
It's open season on the right to keep and bear arms as the UN gears up for international gun controls.
Civilian Disarmament:
The United Nations, in its quest for global domination, is stepping up its efforts to disarm civilians. For
Americans, this means an all-out assault on the Second Amendment.
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