Monday, February 16, 2009

Ammunition Accountability Act-A prelude to gun control


Candidate Obama promised Americans that he would not come after their guns if elected President of the United States. Well, so far he hasn't, but that isn't stopping his liberal surrogates from trying to make guns harder to keep. At present, there are eighteen states trying to pass the Ammunition Accountability Act. This act requires ammunition manufactures to code all rounds with a serial number that will be traced to the purchaser of said ammo. On the surface this may not seem such a bad law as it would help law enforcement track crimes. The devil is always in the details.

Famous leftist and National Socialist leader, Adolph Hitler, once said: "The most foolish mistake we could possibly make would be to allow the subject races to possess arms. History shows that all conquerors who have allowed their subject races to carry arms have prepared their own downfall by so doing. Indeed, I would go so far as to say that the supply of arms to the underdogs is a sine qua non for the overthrow of any sovereignty."

Using gun registration records, Adolph Hitler directed the German police to confiscate all firearms from the Jewish populace on November 8, 1938. Any Jew found with any prohibited weapon after that date would be dealt with the "severest punishment." November 10th, 1938, Kristallnacht began. The night of broken glass was just the beginning of what would become the Holocaust where some six million Jews would perish. 2,569 hand weapons, 1,702 firearms and 20,00th.0 rounds of ammunition were confiscated from Jews before all hell broke out on the night of Nov. 10th.

Finding out which Jews had firearms was not too difficult. The predecessor to the National Socialist's, the Weimar Republic, passed a Firearm Law in 1928 requiring extensive police records on gun owners. Hitler signed a further gun control law in early 1938. Other European countries also had laws requiring police records to be kept on persons who possessed firearms. When the Nazis took over Czechoslovakia and Poland in 1939, it was a simple matter to identify gun owners. Many of them disappeared in the middle of the night along with political opponents.

The new proposed legislation would require the retail establishment to record the buyers name, driver’s license number and the date sold and caliber of ammunition. Do you really want the government to know what weapons and how much ammo that you have? To some non gun owners, I may sound a bit paranoid but observing history requires you and me to be a little sensitive on the subject. A leftist socialist government "will" come after your guns sooner rather than later. This new legislation is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to gun control under the new Socialist troikia.


These are the states with pending legislation:

Alabama
Alabama Senate Bill 541

Arizona
Arizona House Bill 2833

California
California Senate Bill 997 (Carried Over from 2007)

Connecticut
Connecticut Senate Bill 603

Hawaii
Hawaii House Bill 2392
Hawaii Senate Bill 2020
Hawaii Senate Bill 2076
Hawaii House Resolution 82-07
(Carried Over from 2007)
Hawaii Concurrent Resolution 104-06 (Carried Over from 2007)

Illinois
Illinois House Bill 4258
Illinois House Bill 4259
Illinois House Bill 4269
Illinois House Bill 4349
Illinois Senate Bill 1095 (Carried Over from 2007)

Indiana
Indiana House Bill 1260

Kentucky
Kentucky House Bill 715

Maryland
Maryland House Bill 517

Mississippi
Mississippi Senate Bill 2286

Missouri
Missouri Senate Bill 1200

New Jersey
New Jersey Assembly Bill 2490

New York
New York Assembly Bill 10259
New York Assembly Bill 6920 (Carried Over from 2007)
New York Assembly Bill 7300 (Carried Over from 2007)
New York Senate Bill 1177 (Carried Over from 2007)
New York Senate Bill 3731 (Carried Over from 2007)

Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania House Bill

Rhode Island
Rhode Island Senate Bill 2742

South Carolina
South Carolina Senate Bill 1259

Tennessee
Tennessee House Bill 3245
Tennessee Senate Bill 3395

Washington
Washington House Bill 3359




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