We’re further told that it’s “virtually impossible to obtain a carry permit,” and that a tax must be paid every three years to own a gun legally. So naturally, nine of the estimated 17 million guns in Brazil are unregistered. [More]Today's Gun Rights Examiner commentary looks at...how do you say "Sarah Brady Paradise" in Portuguese?
David,
ReplyDeleteAn Only Ones story from Ireland.
Cops had arrested two women protesters and confiscated their video camera. The camera travelled in a different cop car to the women and recorded the cops discussion including:
Sergeant: Give me your name and address and I’ll rape you.
Press briefing, transcript and video here:
http://shelltosea.com/content/press-briefing-gardaí-talk-about-threatening-rape-woman-video-file-transcripts-contacts
There is a flip side to this story that is something for every American to think about. We have borders that are wide open and known terrorist have crossed to enter our country illegally. This cold blooded murder was a Islamic fundamentalism. The very kind of known terrorist entering our country illegally.
ReplyDeleteAs we have seen attacks on our Constitutional rights come from within our own government through Gun Walker. We as gun owners and activist need to cover our bases on the fact that there's no telling what Islamic fundamentalism that are known terrorist illegally enter our country over the open borders will do. Would our own government allow American citizens to be gunned down is this same way? The answer may be can be found in the death of two federal LE agents and over 150 Mexican citizens from Operation Gun Walker.