The bodies of the casualties from yesterday's latest mass shooting
incident have not been buried yet, but already the president, fresh from
his embarrassing foreign relations defeat with Russia and not to
mention the ongoing NSA snafu, is back in 'distract em with a
campaign-cum-crusade mode' after calling, once again, for Congress to
pass gun control legislation this time in an interview with Noticias
Telemundo.
One can only assume the president was himself too
distracted by all his recent scandals and/or was just spying too hard on
the American people to recall that it was only in April that
theDemocratically-controlled Senate killed an amendment to a Democratic
gun control bill, which was the first and biggest slap in the face of
the freshly re-elected president so far in 2013 (little did we know it
was only downhill from there), and made a mockery of Obama's crusade to
enact gun control. President Obama called on Congress on Tuesday to
revisit gun control legislation, saying in the wake of Monday's deadly
mass shooting at the Washington Navy Yard that lawmakers should take
what he considers "basic actions" to toughen the nation's gun laws.
In an interview with the Spanish-language television network Telemundo,
Obama said the country's background check system for gun buyers is so
weak it makes the United States vulnerable to mass shootings, such as
the one last December that killed 26 small children at an elementary
school in Newtown, Conn The Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting
propelled gun safety to the top of Obama's second-term legislative
agenda, but Senate Republicans as well as some Democrats in April
blocked a proposal to expand background checks.
Of course, when
this latest initiative of an openly flailing administration crashes and
burns, there will be yet another Syria false flag event to redirect,
just as there was in the spring when Obama's first attempt at getting
the Senate to pass a Democratic proposal, failed, which needless to say
also ended up in flames.
Mentally unstable man in the military
gains legal access to gun, goes on rampage. That's the portrait. 3d
printed rifle 3d printed shotgun 3d printed pistol 3d printed ar 15
Did somebody script the word-picture of Alexis for gun control purposes? executive order
Heavily
promoted details: "Should never have been allowed to buy a gun, but
prior red-flag arrests weren't prosecuted. Slipped through the cracks.
Heard voices, claimed he was being assaulted with microwaves that
prevented him from sleeping. Obvious nut job. But still, he was able to
buy a gun."
Alexis had an AR-15 at the Navy Yard, it was: James
Holmes (Aurora), Adam Lanza (Sandy Hook) and Alexis all supposedly
firing the semi-auto weapon. Bottom line: "stop selling the AR-15 and
any other semi-auto."
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Breaking new ground in the state-level battle over
firearms, the Democratic-dominated California state legislature has
taken gun control into uncharted territory with a flurry of new bills
that target not just firearms and ammunition, but also recreational
hunting.
Among the dozen gun-control bills sitting on California
Gov. Jerry Brown's desk are measures that would outlaw lead ammunition
for hunting as well as common types of hunting rifles under the umbrella
of an assault-weapons ban. Taken together, the measures go far beyond
the efforts that have inspired a sharp backlash and political battles in
states such as Connecticut and Colorado.
To put the lead bill in
context, about 95 percent of all ammunition sold in California contains
lead. The alternative is metal bullets, some of which can pierce police
armor and are banned by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms.
Critics say the bill would effectively end hunting as a sport in
California.
Major media outlets are now reporting that one of the
Washington Navy Yard shooters was armed with an AR-15 semi-automatic
rifle.
No doubt that this will lead to a continued push by the
establishment to completely ban "assault rifles," especially in the
heels of California passing a bill to stop new sales of semi-automatic
rifles
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