Threatening the Aristocracy
The Constitution vs. Gun Control
The Gun Control panel brought together leaders of the nation's leading
Gun Rights initiatives and discussed the continuing erosion 2nd Amendment
through attacks on our Constitution. The panel covered the recent decision
by the Supreme Court to leave undisturbed the decision by the recent 9th
Circuit in Silveira that the 2nd Amendment does not guarantee an individuals
Right to keep and bear arms, and the means to arrest future abuses.
The panel opened with Joseph Sobran providing an overview of the 2nd
Amendment Right and its relationship to the People in controlling "government
gone tyrannical."
The balance of this wide-ranging and engaging discussion involved substantial
discourse of the defense of the Right to Keep and Bear Arms and its implications
in the defense of our Constitution. The discussion moved openly and somewhat
strongly into language reminding the conference about the real reason
for the 2nd Amendment - it is the "ultimate" check and balance
in the securing of freedom against the agents of abusive government.
Every gun Rights advocate - NO - every American -- needs to listen to
these thoughtful and powerful commentaries and understand the frank words
and warnings coming from those that have closely studied the history of
our Republic and know what may inevitably await this nation should our
government continue to deny us the peaceful and non-violent avenues to
secure Redress that are guaranteed per Natural Right and our Constitution.
With no doubt, this panel minced no words: the 2nd Amendment is the "canary
in the mineshaft" of freedom.
The panel consisted of:
- Angel Shamaya, founder, Keep And Bear Arms.com
- Larry Pratt, Executive Director, Gun Owners of America
- Peter Mancus, Attorney and author, "Reflections Upon the
U.S. Supreme Court's Rejection of Silveira."
- Donald Kilmer, Attorney specializing in 2nd Amendment defense issues
- Samuel Francis, nationally syndicated columnist
- Dane Von __________________ , Attorney and founder ________________________
This package includes a copy of the 9th Circuit ruling
in Silvera and a copy of Peter Mancus's piece "Reflections
Upon the U.S. Supreme Court's Rejection of Silveira."
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