Patel
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It cannot be argued, according to sources, that many many politicians are out to get the guns from Americans. Seceral military personnel claim that they have witnessed U.S. Politicians and other Deep State officials conversing with venezuela about getting the guns from Americans. Hugo Chavez, the late Venezuelan President, stated that he regreted allowing the U.S., the United Nations, and Deep State manipulating him in pushing for gun control. He also claimed that they were out to gain control and would kill or murder anyone who stood in their way. And before he was assassinated by secret agents tied in with both British and American assassins, he warned the American people that Deep State and the secret military was going to use the weather as a weapon against them. When has Americans ever witnessed 125 mph winds during snow storms? This is weather modification at its best. And as we allow them to continue their research, their weapons will become alot powerful. Storm Punishes California With Hurricane Force Wind, Rain And Snow - Positive & Encouraging K-LOVE
For those staying within the Midwestern states in America, there is an attack on you and Americans staying on both coasts are either too cowardly, are agents for the New World Order, or don't seem to care about whats happening in your regions. Many even start argumemnts claiming that the winds in your region isn't that fast, even after it was reported on the world evening news. They jknow that Americans are mixed with alien human hybrids and others denying everything against Deep State. Most of them have vowed to die keeping you ignorant to the truth. Watch what takes place around January 21, 2019. But you must pay attention. However, don't give up your guns because this is a push that the new NY attorney general, Alexandria Cortez, Chuck Shumer, and Nancy Pelosi are gunning for while the Obamas and the Clintons work in the background.
Is Venezuela paying the price for adopting gun control? The shocking nature of Venezuela’s economic collapse has been covered ad nauseam. However, one aspect of the Venezuelan crisis that does not receive much coverage is the country’s gun control regime. Fox News recently published an excellent article highlighting Venezuelan citizens’ regret over the gun control policies the Venezuelan government has implemented since 2012. Naturally, this regret is warranted. The Venezuelan government is among the most tyrannical in the world, with a proven track record of violating basic civil liberties such as free speech, debasing its national currency, confiscating private property, and creating economic controls that destroy the country’s productivity. Elections have proven to be useless, as they’ve been mired with corruption and charges of government tampering. For many, taking up arms is the only option left for the country to shake off its tyrannical government. However, the Venezuelan government has done well to prevent an uprising by passing draconian gun control which will be detailed below. https://www.foxnews.com/world/venezuelans-regret-gun-prohibition-we-could-have-defended-ourselves https://www.forbes.com/sites/kenrapoza/2017/12/28/press-freedom-is-dying-in-venezuela/#399a5b8958ce https://mises.org/wire/history-venezuelan-inflation https://mises.org/wire/john-oliver-wrong-about-venezuela-—-its-socialist-country https://mises.org/wire/price-controls-are-disastrous-venezuela-and-everywhere-else.
Historically speaking, Venezuela has never had a robust history of private gun ownership like that of the United States. The absence of a Second Amendment or check on the federal government’s monopoly on firearm usage is a vestige of its colonial legacy. Its Spanish colonial overlords did not possess a political culture of civilian firearms ownership. It was mostly the military and the landed nobility that held firearms throughout the colonial era. This tradition has persisted even after Latin American countries broke away from Spain in the 1820s. Fast forward to the 20th century, Venezuela began its first attempts to modernize its gun policy. In 1939, the Venezuelan government enacted the Law on Arms and Explosives (Ley de Armas y Explosivos) which established the Venezuelan state’s monopoly on firearm usage. The state was the only entity that could possess “weapons of war” which include: canons, rifles, mortars, machine guns, sub-machine guns, carbines, pistols, and revolvers. Civilians could only possess .22 rifles and shotguns, and in certain circumstances could possess handguns provided that they obtained a license. https://mises.org/wire/latin-america-vs-united-states-tale-two-independence-movements http://www.defiendete.org/html/de-i... DE VENEZUELA I/LEY DE ARMAS Y EXPLOSIVOS.htm https://www.gunpolicy.org/firearms/citation/quotes/5378
For those staying within the Midwestern states in America, there is an attack on you and Americans staying on both coasts are either too cowardly, are agents for the New World Order, or don't seem to care about whats happening in your regions. Many even start argumemnts claiming that the winds in your region isn't that fast, even after it was reported on the world evening news. They jknow that Americans are mixed with alien human hybrids and others denying everything against Deep State. Most of them have vowed to die keeping you ignorant to the truth. Watch what takes place around January 21, 2019. But you must pay attention. However, don't give up your guns because this is a push that the new NY attorney general, Alexandria Cortez, Chuck Shumer, and Nancy Pelosi are gunning for while the Obamas and the Clintons work in the background.
Is Venezuela paying the price for adopting gun control? The shocking nature of Venezuela’s economic collapse has been covered ad nauseam. However, one aspect of the Venezuelan crisis that does not receive much coverage is the country’s gun control regime. Fox News recently published an excellent article highlighting Venezuelan citizens’ regret over the gun control policies the Venezuelan government has implemented since 2012. Naturally, this regret is warranted. The Venezuelan government is among the most tyrannical in the world, with a proven track record of violating basic civil liberties such as free speech, debasing its national currency, confiscating private property, and creating economic controls that destroy the country’s productivity. Elections have proven to be useless, as they’ve been mired with corruption and charges of government tampering. For many, taking up arms is the only option left for the country to shake off its tyrannical government. However, the Venezuelan government has done well to prevent an uprising by passing draconian gun control which will be detailed below. https://www.foxnews.com/world/venezuelans-regret-gun-prohibition-we-could-have-defended-ourselves https://www.forbes.com/sites/kenrapoza/2017/12/28/press-freedom-is-dying-in-venezuela/#399a5b8958ce https://mises.org/wire/history-venezuelan-inflation https://mises.org/wire/john-oliver-wrong-about-venezuela-—-its-socialist-country https://mises.org/wire/price-controls-are-disastrous-venezuela-and-everywhere-else.
Historically speaking, Venezuela has never had a robust history of private gun ownership like that of the United States. The absence of a Second Amendment or check on the federal government’s monopoly on firearm usage is a vestige of its colonial legacy. Its Spanish colonial overlords did not possess a political culture of civilian firearms ownership. It was mostly the military and the landed nobility that held firearms throughout the colonial era. This tradition has persisted even after Latin American countries broke away from Spain in the 1820s. Fast forward to the 20th century, Venezuela began its first attempts to modernize its gun policy. In 1939, the Venezuelan government enacted the Law on Arms and Explosives (Ley de Armas y Explosivos) which established the Venezuelan state’s monopoly on firearm usage. The state was the only entity that could possess “weapons of war” which include: canons, rifles, mortars, machine guns, sub-machine guns, carbines, pistols, and revolvers. Civilians could only possess .22 rifles and shotguns, and in certain circumstances could possess handguns provided that they obtained a license. https://mises.org/wire/latin-america-vs-united-states-tale-two-independence-movements http://www.defiendete.org/html/de-i... DE VENEZUELA I/LEY DE ARMAS Y EXPLOSIVOS.htm https://www.gunpolicy.org/firearms/citation/quotes/5378