Gun Control's Endgame: No Guns For Anyone
Posted By: J. Arthur Brown, 3/16/2026 11:50:14 AM
Gun control advocates do not just oppose civilian gun ownership; they argue that guns in the hands of police make people less safe. (snip) Currently on its website Brady International explains: "Why police violence is gun violence . . . As we work to tackle the gun violence epidemic in America, we cannot ignore police violence or its devastating effects." (snip) Gun control groups sometimes openly acknowledge their goal of banning all guns. (snip) Gabby Giffords (snip) answered a question about her goal by saying "no more guns." When the interviewer asked whether she meant no more gun violence, Giffords clarified: No (snip.) "guns, guns. No more guns. Gone."
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Gun control advocates do not just oppose civilian gun ownership; they argue that guns in the hands of police make people less safe. (snip) Currently on its website Brady International explains: "Why police violence is gun violence . . . As we work to tackle the gun violence epidemic in America, we cannot ignore police violence or its devastating effects." (snip) Gun control groups sometimes openly acknowledge their goal of banning all guns. (snip) Gabby Giffords (snip) answered a question about her goal by saying "no more guns." When the interviewer asked whether she meant no more gun violence, Giffords clarified: No (snip.) "guns, guns. No more guns. Gone."
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Fury: Survey 15 replies
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Fury: Survey 15 replies
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Networks To Attack American Energy, Report Suggests 5 replies
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Tucker Carlson has announced the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has been monitoring his contacts with people within Iran and is potentially referring the issue to Dept of Justice (DOJ) officials for criminal review.
According to his previous self-admissions, Carlson was strongly against the Trump administration taking military action toward Iran and had travelled to the White House to express that opinion to President Trump. If the CIA was monitoring his contact with officials within Iran, this should NOT come as a surprise.
Given the nature of the conflict both before (during negotiations) and after the military hostilities began (operation epic fury), it would be negligent if the Intelligence Community was not
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Electric vehicles are probably the vehicle of the future, but they are not the vehicle of the present. Let’s look at the numbers.
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George Soros’s Open Society Foundations is funding the slavery reparations campaign against Britain. The Telegraph has the story.
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Late-Night Hosts Mocked US, Allies 94%
Of On-Air Time Following Operation Epic
Fury: Survey 15 replies
Of On-Air Time Following Operation Epic
Fury: Survey 15 replies
This is no laughing matter. A whopping 94% of the jokes delivered by late-night hosts during the first week of Operation Epic Fury slammed the United States and its allies instead of Iran (snip) according to (snip) MRC Newsbusters. The group's analysts examined 20 episodes of ABC's "Jimmy Kimmel Live," CBS's "The Late Show With Stephen Colbert," Comedy Central's "The Daily Show," and NBC's "Late Night With Seth Meyers" and "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon" from March 2-5 and found 235 of the 250 jokes (snip) were launched at the U.S., Israel and other Arab nations forced to take defensive action against Iranian attacks.
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Dr. Lott states that he has been unable to identify any place where gun bans have not been followed by increased murder rates.