More on Global Gun Control
The global gun control talks get underway in New York City tomorrow when the United Nations opens a two-week conference where world leaders intend to curb the international arms trade through a binding arms trade treaty. On the surface, it appears to be a treaty among nations to reduce the illegal trafficking of small military arms and light weapons in order to curb civil strife in some countries by establishing general guidelines for the manufacture and import and export and possession of those firearms.
But to Americans, who are too smart to swallow this façade, it’s no doubt a worldwide assault on the private ownership of firearms by peaceful, law-abiding U.S. citizens by super ceding our national and state laws and our Constitution, and those of other nations. Recommendations being reviewed at the conference will reduce the availability of guns to civilians in all societies, including banning the advertisement and promotion of small arms to civilians.
