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Will Congress Lay the Groundwork for Gun Confiscation?

Within the next 90 days, Congress will vote on whether to reauthorize legislation to specifically allow the government potential access to millions of gun records (4473’s).

Historically, gun registration has been a prelude to gun confiscation. Almost 20 years ago, JPFO (Jews for the Preservation of Firearms Ownership) documented how several foreign governments in the Twentieth Century had used gun control -- and quite often gun registration -- to confiscate firearms. In each case, such gun confiscation was a prelude to genocide.

Currently in the United States, the 4473 forms that gun buyers fill out are stored at gun dealers’ shops. But provisions in the PATRIOT Act (which sunset soon) specifically allow the FBI to seize these gun records under certain conditions.

We now have a unique opportunity to make sure these dangerous provisions expire -- or to exempt gun records from the reach of the government.

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Educational Information:

For those interested in Southern Heritage and a better understanding of the issues that led to the War, please visit the Georgia Division of the Sons of Confederate Veterans website at: http://GeorgiaSCV.org. They also have a series of excellent videos at: http://georgiascv.org/video_index_2.php

America In Crisis: A Southern Solution full length documentary is available at http://SNCtv.com the video channel of the Southern National Congress. This one hour presentation is very educational and recommended.

An Article Series, What is States' Rights written by Southern Party of Georgia vice chairman, Mike Crane, is available at several locations on the web, some are listed below:

Southern Party of Georgia: http://spofga.org
What is States’ Rights?
What is States’ Rights? Part 2.
What is States’ Rights? Part 3.
What is States’ Rights? Part 4.
What is States’ Rights? Part 5.
What is States’ Rights? Part 6
What is States’ Rights? Part 7