Gun Week reviews!
"...some of the most valuable and important writing related to the right to keep and bear over a 40-year period"
http://www.gunweek.com/2009/hs100109.html
Joe Tartaro gave Neal Knox — The Gun Rights War a very nice review in the current issue of Gun Week. I saw the review at last week's Gun Rights Policy Conference and was getting ready to transcribe it here when I found that Joe had kindly posted it online.
"Many, including some gunowners who have recently become active in the long-running debate over guns laws and gun rights, often believe that legislative and regulatory assaults on handguns, gun shows, certain types of ammunition, waiting periods and even so-called assault weapons are relatively new phenomenon," observes Joe. "Nothing could be further from the truth, as you will learn in reading and owning Neal Knox: The Gun Rights War, a collection of some of the most valuable and important writing related to the right to keep and bear over a 40-year period."
"Neal Knox studied history as well as making it and you’ll find this book of his writings your single most important history lesson on gun rights."
Thanks for the review Joe!
Now the liberals are trying to change it through the legislature and president. Short of reading the Sears catalog in a FILLIBUSTER, the liberals' back needs to be pressed against the wall. Not with the old worn out arguments, but with new thoughts found in all places, the writings of our Founding Fathers. It is amazing what can be found there!
David E. Formby
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Chris replies:
Thanks for the kind words. That's why this nation is a republic, not a democracy. Democracy is a self-destructive form of government. In its purest form, democracy is a lynch mob. As for a filibuster, the latest I heard is a requirement to read the health bill - in its entirety - in the Senate.