Tuesday, May 27, 2014

Rahm TV

All your transactions are belong to us. [More]

Yeah, that'll have an impact on the reasons given to justify such harassment and added expense..

Forget it Jake, it's Chi-Town.

1 comment:

Ed said...

The cost of videotaping and preserving the recording of weapons transactions is another cost that will be passed on to purchasers of weapons but will not effect any change except providing fodder for television newscasts after a crime is committed with a legally purchased weapon.

Julie Schenecker, 53-year-old former U.S. Army intelligence non-commissioned officer, Russian linguist and interrogator with a decade of service was recently convicted of murdering her two teenaged children and sentenced to life in prison without parole. Here is a video loop using two cameras of her buying the revolver used to murder her two children while her then husband military intelligence officer Colonel Parker Schenecker was stationed in Qatar:

http://www.wtsp.com/video/3550822409001/1/Raw-video-Julie-Schenecker-buying-gun

Here is BATFE From 4473 used when purchasing a weapon in conjunction with a NICS background check which in Florida is administered by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement:

http://www.atf.gov/files/forms/download/atf-f-4473-1.pdf

Note that Julie Schenecker was not prosecuted in a Federal Court for lying on a BATFE Form 4473. Despite her long active and ongoing mental illness, she was still able to live at home, drive an automobile, vote in elections for political office, serve on a jury, have parental custody of her children while her husband was overseas, legally purchase a weapon and actively participate in her defense at her trial in court. Eighty years ago, Julie Schenecker may have been involuntarily committed to a mental institution instead of treatment at home with medication.

Eighty plus years ago (before June 26, 1934 and passage of the NFA), we could legally purchase via mail order and own suppressed fully automatic weapons without advance government permission or special taxation.

Progress?