Republicans Move on U.N. Funding and the Second Amendment
CCRKBA Hails 11 Co-Sponsors Of Bill To Halt U.N. Funding
The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms today offered thanks and congratulations to 11 members of Congress who have signed on as co-sponsors to legislation that would withhold funding from the United Nations and prevent the United States from adopting any treaty that threatens national sovereignty or abridges the Second Amendment firearms rights of American citizens.
“The Second Amendment secures and protects our individual right to keep and bear arms,” noted CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb. “Illinois Congressman Joe Walsh submitted his bill on Wednesday, and now he’s been joined by 11 of his colleagues who deserve recognition.”
See Press Release from Congressman Joe Walsh
Co-sponsors to HR 3594 are Texas Congressmen Joe Barton, K. Michael Conaway and Kenny Marchant; Georgia Reps. Lynn A. Westmoreland, Paul C. Broun and Phil Gingrey; North Carolina Rep. Howard Coble, Florida’s Bill Posey, Iowan Steve King, South Carlina’s Jeff Duncan and Kansas Rep. Tim Huelskamp. All are Republicans.
“CCRKBA staff has been directly involved in Walsh’s effort,” Gottlieb noted, “because the long-running campaign to adopt a global gun control scheme at the United Nations has gathered momentum under the Obama administration. We do not think it is any coincidence that global gun prohibitionists have ramped up their effort during the same period that the U.S. Supreme Court has issued two rulings affirming that the Second Amendment affirms an individual right to keep and bear arms.
“At a time when our constitutional freedoms are at stake,” Gottlieb concluded, “the only way to prevent their erosion by international treaty is to put in place the legislative mechanism to cut the U.N. off financially. We’re delighted that Walsh and nearly a dozen of his colleagues have the vision and intestinal fortitude to pursue that preventative measure. International gun grabbers need to keep their hands off of our Constitution, and out of our pockets.”
Harold
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If for some reason that would come to pass, there are a great many of us that will not give them up willingly. That would be one of the times that a person will have to decide if they are willing to be slaves, or not.
Any such UN action would require passage by the Senate. Espcially with elections coming up in November, it would be Senatorial suicide for them to rubberstamp ANY UN action which would so blatantly abridge our 2nd Amendment rights. This doesn’t mean, of course, that we shouldn’t ALL remain vigilant and proactive when it comes to safeguarding our constitutional rights. The globalists and statists will never give up their attempts to eviscerate the Constitution and to reduce us to obedient drones.