Month: April 2025

It is widely believed that requiring a permit to exercise a constitutional right, like the Second Amendment, infringes on individual freedoms by allowing the state to withhold or revoke the right to bear arms. This view asserts that such permits are a form of prior restraint, subjecting a fundamental right to government approval, which stands

“For too long, the Second Amendment, which establishes the fundamental individual right of Americans to keep and bear arms, has been treated as a second-class right,” the memo reads. “No more. It is the policy of this Department of Justice to use its full might to protect the Second Amendment rights of law-abiding citizens.” We’re

“The only thing that can be confirmed is that the murderers ignored India’s draconian citizen disarmament edicts, and their victims were helpless to do anything but “run for cover” or be shot.” Just like in Kashmir, the October 7 massacre in Israel was fueled by draconian gun laws that left law-abiding citizens defenseless. It’s clear:

Tonight begins Yom HaShoah — Holocaust Remembrance Day. We remember the six million Jews murdered for being Jews. We remember the hatred. The propaganda. The dehumanization. We remember what happens when a people are declared spiritually invalid. When their faith is deemed “insufficient,” their covenant erased, their identity rewritten. I’m not an observant Jew –

Yom HaShoah — Holocaust Remembrance Day. A day to remember the six million Jews murdered simply because they were Jewish. This year, remembrance comes with burning clarity. On October 7, 2023, we witnessed the unthinkable again. 1,200 Jews were massacred — in their homes, on the roads, at a music festival. Babies murdered. Families were

Never Again Means Armed: A Holocaust Survivor’s Daughter Warns America April 22, 2025 The Shot That Echoes: Lexington, Concord, and the Fight for Freedom On April 19, 1775, American patriots stood at Lexington and Concord, muskets in hand, refusing to surrender their arms to British troops. Their defiance sparked a revolution and birthed a nation

‘Of course, such a surveillance scheme would be flatly unconstitutional – not to mention a violation of several safeguards already codified in federal law. Yet slowly but surely, the government has been building a record of the private collections of thousands of American citizens, even though federal law expressly prohibits that “any system of registration

“I don’t care what your politics are, I want to live in a country where leaders are capable of holding their own in a gunfight.” Vice President JD Vance doesn’t appear to be someone you want to find yourself in a gunfight against. The Vice President has a significant Secret Service detail and travels in armored vehicles

“Now that the Supreme Court has reinstated it, the onus now falls on Bondi and Donald Trump to deal with it politically — which is where it properly belongs.” Interesting — as far as it goes. It serves as a reminder of the importance of winning elections, as we’ll see soon, or so gun-rights groups

Tracking the ownership of weapons by law-abiding citizens creates a dangerous path to government overreach, allowing authorities to control and disarm the population. Historically, this has often led to confiscation, with the Holocaust serving as a stark example of the dangers of disarming citizens. In the early republic, the right to keep and bear arms