Biden’s call to legislate the bearing of arms brings us back to the United Nations New World Order agenda on global disarmament. It only takes one more firefight for the global forces to start pushing the disarmament keys or restart their attempt to disarm.
Disarmament is common in authoritarian regime countries to maintain and protect absolute control, and guns in the hand of the population is a threat. The Small Arms Survey estimates that American civilians own 393 million guns and about 40 percent of adult Americans own a gun or live with someone who owns them.
But every time a madman does a mass shooting they want to blame every law-abiding citizen.
It is said that the only thing that prevents the installation of global Socialism is the US and the power of armed people to stop that gigantic totalitarian wave that would keep us perennially masked and vaccinated as they release new viruses to gradually reduce our population numbers to mention a few.
But just look at the labels of foods that contain chemicals, drugs that are approved for consumption – even sold during the pandemic to keep us sedated; the laws that they enact in the legislature to reduce the number of births, the vaccines that they launch on the market, wars and family separation, all aimed at reducing the population. It is clearly inscribed in the New World Order points of the UN, and which the mainstream media labels it a conspiracy theory.
For 234 years, our Constitution has remained the axis of freedom, free expression, the right to private property, and especially to protect the right of all Americans to bear arms – of all calibers – if necessary that the people themselves had to defend these inalienable rights that God gave us. And no one but God can take them away from us.
And cynically, those who want to erase us the Constitution try to do so in the name of Democracy, but through deception. “Democracy is not the defining characteristic of American greatness,” says Gary M. Galles Professor of Economics at Pepperdine University and adjunct fellow at the Ludwig von Mises Institute. “Freedom is. Democracy is important only insofar as it serves and defends freedom. For example, if what the current majority decided ‘democratically’ were law, our Constitution and Bill of Rights, which puts some things beyond the determination of the majority, it could not in fact be the highest law on earth.
