USA should drive gun grabbers into oblivion, says gun law expert, American gun owners should resolve to drive gun grabbers into social and political oblivion," one of America's top gun law experts said in his Arlington, Va., office on Tuesday.
John Snyder, the former editor of Shotgun News, said that "gun owners and gun owner groups should develop, promote and implement an attack strategy against gun grabbing [sic] establishmentarians."
In his campaign to stop gun violence, President Barack Obama and his administration have been seemingly successful in using the Newtown, Conn., school shooting as a springboard to banning certain weapons; having a central database of gun owners and their weapons; and opening Americans' confidential medical records to identify those suffering from mental illness to prevent their access to legally purchased firearms, notes a former police firearms instructor, Barry Steinmetz.
"For over four decades law-abiding gun owners and gun-rights organizations have fought the enemies of freedom generally from a defensive position, reacting against anti-gun proposals as they are advanced," said Snyder, who also worked as an editor for the National Rifle Association and is an advisory board member of the 14,000-member National Association of Chief of Police.
Snyder is urging gun-rights people and the firearms industry to go on the offensive against the leftist activists, the "progressive" politicians, and the corrupted news media who continuously mount their attacks using tragedies, human props, slogans and fabricated messaging to trick the American population into going along with gun-control schemes.
"It's time to attack ideologically and practically the gun-grabbing establishment and its spokesmen and adherents with vim, vigor and absolute determination," said Snyder.
He notes that "America's 100 million owners of 300 million rifles, shotguns and handguns and national, state and local [firearms] organizations can launch a massive counterattack on the gun-grabbing forces of evil."
"The defeat of gun control in the Senate recently can be a springboard for this," said Snyder.
The man known as America's senior gun expert estimated that, "Gun grabbers in the White House, politics, media, churches, schools and business spent thousands of hours and tens of millions of dollars on their nefarious plan."
Snyder declared that "the bad guys want to impose more restrictions on gun rights. These forces of evil lie. They lie that government restrictions on the civil rights of citizens will foster reductions in the murderous activities of criminals and crazies. The very opposite is true, as common sense as well as studies indicate."
Gun owners and organizations of firearms owners must develop a strategic plan for the ultimate defeat of the gun grabbers and for their social and political destruction, according to Snyder.
There are bright and dedicated men and women in various capacities and groups in the United States whose coalescence can contribute to the development of such a plan, according to several people heralded as Second Amendment protectors such as Snyder and other notable defenders of the U.S. Constitution.
However, to the gun grabbers, gun owners and Second Amendment defenders are seen and characterized evil, cynical, and uncaring about human life, said police officer Iris Aquino, one of many law enforcement officers who supporter gun ownership by law-abiding American citizens.
"We must drive the gun grabbers into social and political oblivion," Snyder urged.
Snyder has been named the "gun dean" by Human Events magazine, the "dean of gun lobbyists" by The Washington Post and The New York Times, a "champion of the right to self-defense" by The Washington Times, and the "senior rights activist in Washington" by Shotgun News.
John Snyder, the former editor of Shotgun News, said that "gun owners and gun owner groups should develop, promote and implement an attack strategy against gun grabbing [sic] establishmentarians."
In his campaign to stop gun violence, President Barack Obama and his administration have been seemingly successful in using the Newtown, Conn., school shooting as a springboard to banning certain weapons; having a central database of gun owners and their weapons; and opening Americans' confidential medical records to identify those suffering from mental illness to prevent their access to legally purchased firearms, notes a former police firearms instructor, Barry Steinmetz.
"For over four decades law-abiding gun owners and gun-rights organizations have fought the enemies of freedom generally from a defensive position, reacting against anti-gun proposals as they are advanced," said Snyder, who also worked as an editor for the National Rifle Association and is an advisory board member of the 14,000-member National Association of Chief of Police.
Snyder is urging gun-rights people and the firearms industry to go on the offensive against the leftist activists, the "progressive" politicians, and the corrupted news media who continuously mount their attacks using tragedies, human props, slogans and fabricated messaging to trick the American population into going along with gun-control schemes.
"It's time to attack ideologically and practically the gun-grabbing establishment and its spokesmen and adherents with vim, vigor and absolute determination," said Snyder.
He notes that "America's 100 million owners of 300 million rifles, shotguns and handguns and national, state and local [firearms] organizations can launch a massive counterattack on the gun-grabbing forces of evil."
"The defeat of gun control in the Senate recently can be a springboard for this," said Snyder.
The man known as America's senior gun expert estimated that, "Gun grabbers in the White House, politics, media, churches, schools and business spent thousands of hours and tens of millions of dollars on their nefarious plan."
Snyder declared that "the bad guys want to impose more restrictions on gun rights. These forces of evil lie. They lie that government restrictions on the civil rights of citizens will foster reductions in the murderous activities of criminals and crazies. The very opposite is true, as common sense as well as studies indicate."
Gun owners and organizations of firearms owners must develop a strategic plan for the ultimate defeat of the gun grabbers and for their social and political destruction, according to Snyder.
There are bright and dedicated men and women in various capacities and groups in the United States whose coalescence can contribute to the development of such a plan, according to several people heralded as Second Amendment protectors such as Snyder and other notable defenders of the U.S. Constitution.
However, to the gun grabbers, gun owners and Second Amendment defenders are seen and characterized evil, cynical, and uncaring about human life, said police officer Iris Aquino, one of many law enforcement officers who supporter gun ownership by law-abiding American citizens.
"We must drive the gun grabbers into social and political oblivion," Snyder urged.
Snyder has been named the "gun dean" by Human Events magazine, the "dean of gun lobbyists" by The Washington Post and The New York Times, a "champion of the right to self-defense" by The Washington Times, and the "senior rights activist in Washington" by Shotgun News.
0 comments:
Post a Comment