Along with good tactics, a few handguns can do the job for the Iranians. At least we have the Second Amendment, even though present infringements limit the scope of citizen effectiveness. US gun owners need to keep pressing on Congress and the President to roll back laws and regulations limiting our 2A freedoms.
I appreciate what your saying, but after nearly 30 years if investigative experience I can say with authority, that the average American gun owner does not even understand the second amendment, nor has the courage to ever use this freedom to affect any change.
I have dealt with many serious crimes and ongoing criminal activities that could have been easily deterred by the citizens of this nation.
Secondly, the reason have so much political and government corruption is that these corrupt officials know longer see the American citizen as a threat nor deterrent to their corruption.
My pastor called me two days ago and asked me if I would head up a training program to teach our men some basic warrior skills. I told him I would be glad to help, BUT warriors aren’t guys with guns to begin with. There’s a distinction that must be understood clearly. A warrior possess a certain mentality and realizes that his weapon is first a deterrent and secondly an extension of his mentality.
We have lost the warrior ethos in America. The vast majority of men don’t have the gonads to stand in a real fight and don’t have the mental understanding of real deterrents, leveraging their disposition and the dispassionate understanding of political subversion.
I just lectured a group of students and parents on subversion and how incremental subversion had brought us to where we are today last weekend. It was a real eye opener for most.
In conclusion, guns don’t mean a thing without a counter-offensive and pre-deterrent mindset. A renewed understanding of the authentic understanding of our Second amendment is sorely needed and additionally, how the First amendment ties in with this. In short, Americans need to learn the art of political leverage and how to weigh their true authority against a failing political system.
Without Constitutional education or warrior training and mentality, for the average person, guns are the most easily obtained and useful weapon of self defense.
The ability of the Iranian Citizens to effect regime change with small arms and appropriate auxiliary equipment will be their only remedy.
A M E N !
Along with good tactics, a few handguns can do the job for the Iranians. At least we have the Second Amendment, even though present infringements limit the scope of citizen effectiveness. US gun owners need to keep pressing on Congress and the President to roll back laws and regulations limiting our 2A freedoms.
I appreciate what your saying, but after nearly 30 years if investigative experience I can say with authority, that the average American gun owner does not even understand the second amendment, nor has the courage to ever use this freedom to affect any change.
I have dealt with many serious crimes and ongoing criminal activities that could have been easily deterred by the citizens of this nation.
Secondly, the reason have so much political and government corruption is that these corrupt officials know longer see the American citizen as a threat nor deterrent to their corruption.
My pastor called me two days ago and asked me if I would head up a training program to teach our men some basic warrior skills. I told him I would be glad to help, BUT warriors aren’t guys with guns to begin with. There’s a distinction that must be understood clearly. A warrior possess a certain mentality and realizes that his weapon is first a deterrent and secondly an extension of his mentality.
We have lost the warrior ethos in America. The vast majority of men don’t have the gonads to stand in a real fight and don’t have the mental understanding of real deterrents, leveraging their disposition and the dispassionate understanding of political subversion.
I just lectured a group of students and parents on subversion and how incremental subversion had brought us to where we are today last weekend. It was a real eye opener for most.
In conclusion, guns don’t mean a thing without a counter-offensive and pre-deterrent mindset. A renewed understanding of the authentic understanding of our Second amendment is sorely needed and additionally, how the First amendment ties in with this. In short, Americans need to learn the art of political leverage and how to weigh their true authority against a failing political system.
Without Constitutional education or warrior training and mentality, for the average person, guns are the most easily obtained and useful weapon of self defense.