National Red Flag Gun Laws Are Coming

The Democrats are promising to make gun control a top priority as they are set to assume the majority in the House of Representatives. Some Democrats are even showing their true colors by foolishly stating that the government would use nukes on people refusing to comply with their gun confiscation mandates. While we can safely assume (hopefully anyways) that Representative Swalwell wouldn't take out an entire state because people refused to surrender their constitutional rights, which he is sworn to uphold and protect incidentally, we shouldn't assume our gun rights are safe just because Donald Trump is in the White House.

Among the many other sweeping reforms the Democrats plan to push, such as a ban on high capacity magazines are the passage of the so called Red -Flag gun laws on the national level. So far, roughly eleven states have these Red-Flag gun laws on the books. California was one of the first to pass such laws and as we have recently seen, they have done nothing to prevent people from committing mass murder. Florida also passed such laws last March and has seized firearms from over 450 people who have been deemed a threat to themselves or others. Unfortunately, these laws have done nothing to prevent the murderers from murdering, even with guns. They didn't stop a shooter from shooting up a video game tournament. They also failed to stop yet another shooting at a school event where a gunman opened fire at a high school football game killing one and wounding two others. These people clearly should have been on Florida's Red-Flag list yet, despite the new law and enforcement capabilities they went undetected.

In Maryland we witnessed the reality of Red-Flag gun laws when a sixty-one year old man was shot and killed by police as they tried to confiscate his firearms. In this case the request for removal was made by the mans niece, who after he was shot and killed admitted that the man was harmless and that the police didn't need to do what they did. The police justify the shooting by claiming they don't know just what they may have prevented by confiscating his firearms at 5 A.M. The man had no history of violent behavior but because his niece was uncomfortable, he is dead. 

What is most concerning about this event is that the man was attempting to resist gun confiscation-to a degree. In the Department of Homeland Security Report Right wing Extremism: Current Economic and Political Climate Fueling Resurgence in Radicalization and Recruitment gun owners concerned about an infringement of their rights are identified as potential extremists.

(U//FOUO)  Proposed imposition of firearms restrictions and weapons bans likely would attract new members into the ranks of rightwing extremist groups, as well as potentially spur some of them to begin planning and training for violence against the government.  The high volume of purchases and stockpiling of weapons and ammunition by rightwing extremists in anticipation of restrictions and bans in some parts of the country continue to be a primary concern to law enforcement. 

(U//FOUO)  Many rightwing extremist groups perceive recent gun control legislation as a threat to their right to bear arms and in response have increased weapons and ammunition stockpiling, as well as renewed participation in paramilitary training exercises.  Such activity, combined with a heightened level of extremist paranoia, has the potential to facilitate criminal activity and violence. 

 — (U//FOUO)  During the 1990s, rightwing extremist hostility toward government was fueled by the implementation of restrictive gun laws—such as the Brady Law that established a 5-day waiting period prior to purchasing a handgun and the 1994 Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act that limited the sale of various types of assault rifles—and federal law enforcement’s handling of the confrontations at Waco, Texas and Ruby Ridge, Idaho. 

Will this event in Maryland now be used as an excuse to portray all gun owners as potential extremists who are worried about an infringement of their rights? Probably, if you follow the logic.

Many conservatives foolishly believe that as long as we control the Senate and Trump is president our gun rights are safe. This is naïve, to say the least. 

Trump's White House has encouraged the states to push these Red-Flag gun laws and has shown strong support for stronger back ground checks. From the Washington Post-

 The administration also is urging all states to pass risk-protection orders, as Florida recently did, allowing law enforcement officers to remove firearms from individuals who are considered a threat to themselves or others and to prevent them from purchasing new guns.

Notice the part where it says, urging all states? If by chance a national Red-Flag law were to make it past the Senate, there is a high likelihood that it would be signed by President Trump.

Trump is perceived by the right as being pro-gun, and in many cases he has made very pro-gun comments. This website shows however, that he is actually all over the place when it comes to gun rights. He is on the record saying that large purchases of ammunition and body armor should be considered red flags. He believes in putting people on "terror watch lists" and preventing those people from buying guns despite the fact that the so called "no-fly list" has prevented many innocent people from being able to board a plane. In his 2000 book The America We Deserve, he expresses support for an assault weapons ban and longer waiting periods to purchase a gun. Finally, he criticizes Republicans for walking the NRA line and refusing to accept any "limited restrictions."

The fact of the matter, as we all know, is that laws, no matter how effective or logical they may seem, will not stop anyone from committing murder if that is their intent. In the U. K. they are dealing with an out of control problem of murders being committed with knives and they are actually pushing for knife control! This is of course, after the nationwide gun ban which was instituted in the 1990's. Ironically, gun crime in the U.K. is also on the rise. 

I am not suggesting that people stop supporting President Trump. He is loved by millions and is perceived as doing many great things for the country. What I am suggesting however is that you break away from your protective bubble and realize that the man has stated his support for Red-Flag gun laws and other gun control proposals that are a threat to the second amendment. Now is not the time to assume that because Republicans control the Senate there is no way these laws could pass. I am predicting that they will push these proposals hard and fast and they will be presented as common sense solutions. If President Trump supports them it is likely he could get a Republican Senate to go along with them. 

Finally, in an article published by Christianheadlines.com Trump is quoted as saying that he has a lot in common with the Democrats that will be taking control of the House and that there is a better chance of getting legislation passed than had the GOP remained in control. Seriously? I wonder what legislation that will be?

Pay attention America

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Orchestrated Chaos With Pre-Planned Solutions

By psychopolitics our chief goals are effectively carried forward. To produce a maximum of chaos in the culture of the enemy is our first most important step. Our fruits are grown in chaos, distrust, economic depression and scientific turmoil. At last a weary populace can seek peace only in our offered Communist State, at last only Communism can resolve the problemsof the masses. 

Chaos is indeed running rampant across the nation. We are being exposed to one crisis event after another in the ultimate hope that we will finally break down and give the government what it wants. The power to run every aspect of our lives. In just the past three weeks we have seen two mass shootings and an alleged attempt to send mail bombs to prominent members of the Democrat party. Before that we witnessed the true nature of the left in their smear campaign against a duly appointed Supreme Court Justice, Brett Kavanaugh. Now, just days after the midterms, election officials in Florida and Arizona are attempting to reverse the results of the election by claiming that they are finding more ballots. Ironic isn't it? After two years of trying to prove Trump colluded with Russia to steal the election the Democrats are being exposed for voter fraud.

Is all of this real or is it somehow orchestrated? A deliberate attempt to keep us afraid and break down our morality to the point where we no longer value human life, or have faith in our system of government? Many people would call me crazy for suggesting such a thing.

Examine the following sentence from the quote above a moment. "Our fruits are grown in chaos, distrust, economic depression and scientific turmoil." Can anyone remember a time when there wasn't chaos in just about every aspect of our daily lives? We now live in a nation where eleven states have passed laws where anybody can suggest to the police that you shouldn't be in possession of firearms because they believe you have demonstrated an odd behavior. CNN's Don Lemon is still on the air after declaring unapologetically that the white man is the nations biggest terror threat. Time and time again we are inundated with images of white men committing mass shootings. Is this not contributing to a climate of fear and mistrust? Is this not leading to neighbors growing suspicious of neighbors because they see them loading a firearm in their vehicle for range day? Or a hunting trip? What about the argument that gun control only affects law abiding citizens? Do you think the law makers don't know that? Every time there is a shooting in a gun free zone they push more gun control. What they want is for you to demand it!

What if the over all agenda is just to create such a strong sense of hopelessness in the current system that people will ultimately accept whatever the proposed solution to the problem is? I hate to beat a dead horse but let's examine a quote from Alinsky's Rules for Radicals again.

There's another reason for working inside the system. Dostoevski said that taking a new step is what people fear most. Any revolutionary change must be preceded by a passive, affirmative, non-challenging attitude toward change among the mass of our people. They must feel so frustrated, so defeated, so lost, so futureless in the prevailing system that they are willing to let go of the past and chance the future. This acceptance is the reformation essential to any revolution.

Again, lets examine the issue of gun control. Many millions of Americans are dedicated supporters of the Second Amendment. The social engineers know that you will not surrender your firearms. A generation brought up exposed to school shooting after school shooting however, will. A generation exposed to the lying media's and leftwing controlled education system's attempts to portray the values of the nation as bigoted and hateful will accept whatever solution promises a better alternative. They certainly do not understand the concepts of a constitutional republic do they now? What about the sixty-one year old shot by Maryland Police while they were executing a "red flag" gun restraining order? They claim he was shot because he was resisting. Will this not be used as a pretext to label all gun owners as a danger to themselves or others in the future? Let's not forget who the Department of Homeland Security declared to be potential extremists in the following report.  Right wing Extremism: Current Economic and Political Climate Fueling Resurgence in Radicalization and Recruitment.

(U//FOUO)  Proposed imposition of firearms restrictions and weapons bans likely would attract new members into the ranks of rightwing extremist groups, as well as potentially spur some of them to begin planning and training for violence against the government.  The high volume of purchases and stockpiling of weapons and ammunition by rightwing extremists in anticipation of restrictions and bans in some parts of the country continue to be a primary concern to law enforcement. 

   — (U//FOUO)  Returning veterans possess combat skills and experience that are attractive to rightwing extremists.  DHS/I&A is concerned that rightwing extremists will attempt to recruit and radicalize returning veterans in order to boost their violent capabilities.  

In Maryland so far 114 red flag arrests have been made. This is a problem that is likely to spread. Every time a shooting occurs, and the narrative continues to revolve around legally purchased guns by a person suffering from mental illness, the solution will be presented as these "red flag gun laws." Is this a problem that is being allowed to deliberately grow out of control? Every mass shooter is known to be taking anti-psychotic medications despite the fact that many of them warn of suicidal or homicidal thoughts as a potential side affect. There are so many obvious solutions to gun violence yet the only one presented is gun control. This is a perfect example of the Hegelian Dialectic at work. Scare the public through constant images of gun violence, wait for them to demand something be done, and then propose the pre-planned solution. To end I would like to leave you with a quote from the late William Cooper. Author of the book Behold a Pale Horse and host of the radio show Hour of the Time. 

The government encouraged the manufacture and importation of military firearms for the criminals to use. This is intended to foster a feeling of insecurity, which would lead the American people to voluntarily disarm themselves by passing laws against firearms. Using drugs and hypnosis on mental patients in a process called Orion, the CIA inculcated the desire in these people to open fire on schoolyards and thus inflame the antigun lobby. This plan is well under way, and so far, is working perfectly. The middle class is begging the government to do away with the 2nd amendment. 

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Associationism: Replacing Islamic Terror With Right Wing Extremism

This past week Americans were shocked to hear CNN's Don Lemon refer to all white males as the nations biggest terror threat. This was in the same sentence mind you in which he first declared that we must stop demonizing groups of people because they are different.

Recently, there has been a lot of attempts to portray those of a right leaning ideology as potential extremists. The fake pipe bomber and the synagogue shooter were both portrayed as white nationalists. The FBI has even gone on record and stated that White Nationalism poses as much of a threat to the nation as ISIS or other Islamic terror groups back in 2017.

The definition of nationalism is simply a person devoted to a political ideology fighting for national independence. Are we to assume now that any white male who advocates for limited, constitutional  government, and individual liberty are domestic terrorists? According to the Homeland Security Report entitled   Right wing Extremism: Current Economic and Political Climate Fueling Resurgence in Radicalization and Recruitment the answer to that question is yes. This report identifies people that are concerned about illegal immigrants and restrictions on gun rights as potential extremists while at the same time admitting that there is no indication that such groups are in any planning phases to commit an act of terror. Conspiracy theorists who believed that there is an attempt to create a "New World Order" are also identified. What's more disturbing is that the report specifically targeted our nation's veterans as being especially susceptible to recruitment efforts by radical right wing groups. This was due to the economic down turn and lack of jobs for returning war veterans.

So in case you don't understand, your government, after sending your loved ones off to fight their wars, labeled them as potential extremists when returning home simply because there wasn't any jobs.

This report was released in the early days of the Obama administration and as we all know there was huge economic down turns, upticks in illegal immigration and attempts to restrict the second amendment. The formation of a one world government has also transpired beyond mere conspiracy theory to conspiracy fact. It's almost as if the report was intentionally designed to silence and demonize those they feared would create the biggest obstacle to their agenda. Almost a decade later, and two years into a republican administration, the efforts to label the conservative ideology as extreme in nature are stronger than ever. Especially considering the fact that the nation appears to be rejecting liberalism and the midterms are upon us.

Despite the fact that there hasn't been any acts of terror committed by people claiming to be part of "white nationalist group," many Americans believe that there is a threat posed by right wing extremists. The most recent example given can be the Charlotesville riots. It was later revealed however, that the organizer of the so called unite the right rally, Jason Kessler, was nothing more than an agent provocateur who was a member of the Occupy Wall Street movement. He was also an Obama supporter. People who would claim this to be an outrageous conspiracy theory need to revisit their Alinsky tactics. Student activists of the 1960's sought Alinsky's advice on how to protest a speech from then UN representative George Bush concerning America's efforts in Vietnam. Rather than simply picketing, Alinsky advised them to show up to the speech dressed as KKK members. He told them to wave signs that stated "the KKK supports George Bush" and that every time he said something in defense of the Vietnam war they should cheer.

This was a very successful tactic, one that had long lasting results which associated Bush with the KKK. This is called Associationism or, associative theories of learning.

What is Associationism? Obviously, as the term implies, associationism refers to how human beings learn by associating ideas. According to Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy the ideas of associative learning can be traced back to David Hume's Treatise of Human Nature. Hume's theory elaborated on how a persons perceptions are influenced by previous experience. Furthermore, Hume believed that there was no idea that existed in a persons mind that was not first shaped by a previous experience. Associative theories of learning was later expanded on by Ivan Pavlov when he developed his theories on classical conditioning. Essentially, it was discovered that trained responses to a given stimulus can be replicated by simply replacing one stimulus with another.

What does this have to do with right wing extremism? Well, stop and think a moment. For nearly two decades now we have been inundated with images of Islamic terrorism (stimulus) which provoked feelings of fear and panic. This stimulus was accepted by the American people due the nature of the September 11, 2001 terror attacks. Slowly and ever so surely, this stimulus is being replaced with suggestions of right wing extremism. Which, because of the already preconditioned perception of terror, is easily provoking the same preconditioned response. The question remains as to whether or not the powers that be understand this and are deliberately changing the stimulus.

This should be concerning to all Americans, not just white, right leaning conservatives. The National Defense Authorization Act of 2012 authorized the executive branch of government to indefinitely detain anyone considered to be a potential threat to the United States. Despite having a republican administration this law is still in effect. Is it possible that so called right wingers who cling onto the traditional ideals the nation is founded upon could be rounded up as extremists and indefinitely detained in detention camps? Well, if we continue down the road we are on it certainly is possible. We are on a road of orchestrated chaos and political mayhem. Paid opposition groups like Antifa are clearly trying to provoke the right into conflict. The left has demonstrated their ability to use violence to push a point. If this continues the country could possibly see violence on a much larger scale. This would be the needed excuse to round up all whose values do not align with the state. Is this a very likely scenario? This writer tends to have more faith in the American people and believes that the vast majority of us understand this and will not fall for it. You have to wonder though. Why else would they attempt to portray the people that love the country the most as potential terrorists if not to get rid of us?

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