God Bless Ted Nugent!
In his latest article on 2A Rights, Ted takes on the U.N.'s proposed world-wide ban on private ownership of small arms.
http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...s-at-it-again/
Quote:
"Tens of millions of people have been slaughtered by notorious gun grabbers. Hitler, Lenin, Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot and other notorious mass-murderer control nuts all banned guns, and millions upon millions of innocent, helpless people died because they had no ability to defend themselves and their families. And now the U.N. seemingly supports more of the same.
America has witnessed carnage after senseless carnage at shopping malls, schools, restaurants and other gun-free zones. Again, when people do not have the right to defend themselves, they are slaughtered in such killing fields."
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There is some amazing insight here into back-room strategy at the U.N. Love em' or hate em' the U.N. is always controversial. In my current capacity, that is all that I can say.
Have any readers had direct or indirect experience or insight into the U.N.'s approaches and strategies on private ownership of small arms that they could share?