Global Gun Control

[cyberalex]

Officials from the Brady group have registered as foreign agents with the government of Mexico, and plans to lobby foreign governments on trying to destroy the firearms industry, which is absurd. It's no question in response to the lawsuit that Mexico filed against multiple firearm manufacturers in the United States, which was dismissed by a federal judge. This is quite problematic, as foreign governments would now have a say in what happens to the firearms industry in the United States. 100% tyranny.

KB32 Tactical. (2022). Gun control group registers as a foreign agent for Mexico. YouTube.

 

[jrumann59]

Officials from the Brady group have registered as foreign agents with the government of Mexico, and plans to lobby foreign governments on trying to destroy the firearms industry, which is absurd. It's no question in response to the lawsuit that Mexico filed against multiple firearm manufacturers in the United States, which was dismissed by a federal judge. This is quite problematic, as foreign governments would now have a say in what happens to the firearms industry in the United States. 100% tyranny.

KB32 Tactical. (2022). Gun control group registers as a foreign agent for Mexico. YouTube.

Maybe they can lobby down there for a while and piss off the cartels...

 

[Boats]

Doesn't them registering as foreign agents mean they need to be put on watchlists as potential spies?

I seem to remember something about that on my clearance stuff.

 

[Crosseye Dominant]

Maybe they can lobby down there for a while and piss off the cartels...

Cartels love gun control of the general populace. They will probably be major donors.

 

[jrumann59]

Cartels love gun control of the general populace. They will probably be major donors.

They do not like being told what they should and should not have though....

 

[cyberalex]

Doesn't them registering as foreign agents mean they need to be put on watchlists as potential spies?

I seem to remember something about that on my clearance stuff.

I never thought about that.

 

[Bullfrog]

Doesn't them registering as foreign agents mean they need to be put on watchlists as potential spies?

I seem to remember something about that on my clearance stuff.

Not sure about a watchlist, but it is on the sf86 ('foreign alliegences/influences') and would almost certainly disqualify you from certain accesses.

I doubt they're applying for any jobs that require a clearance, though.

 

[Boats]

Not sure about a watchlist, but it is on the sf86 ('foreign alliegences/influences') and would almost certainly disqualify you from certain accesses.

I doubt they're applying for any jobs that require a clearance, though.

They aren't, to be sure.

But every congressman and senator has a clearance. The Brady bunch are lobbyists. So if they contact a member of Congress, that member of Congress will need to declare it.

 

[cyberalex]

Not sure about a watchlist, but it is on the sf86 ('foreign alliegences/influences') and would almost certainly disqualify you from certain accesses.

I doubt they're applying for any jobs that require a clearance, though.

Exactly. They're just lobbying for gun control, while not using sensitive information to do so.

 

[Allen65]

Not sure about a watchlist, but it is on the sf86 ('foreign alliegences/influences') and would almost certainly disqualify you from certain accesses.

I doubt they're applying for any jobs that require a clearance, though.

I think he's referring to an "Agent of a Foreign Power" as it applies to the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

 

[HaveBlue]

Not a bad strategy. Clearly Mexico is unable to enforce the law on the Cartels. However, A disarmed civilian populace would make their lives simpler. The cartels could even open up a “tip line” with a reward system. Leveraging the police to make sure they don’t run into problems.

Hopefully the liberals in Mexico are steely eyed and discriminating enough to see through the Brady ruse.

 

[Biggfoot44]

Officials from the Brady group have registered as foreign agents with the government of Mexico, and plans to lobby foreign governments on trying to destroy the firearms industry, which is absurd. [/MEDIA]

So ; the Brady Bunch is in Mexico DF ; lobbying the Mexican Government to shut down the Mexican Firearms Industry ?

The entire country of Mexico has ONE gun store ; and it is owned by ..... the Mexican Government .

 

[Bob A]

Sounded like the Brady bunch formed an offshoot branch in Mexico to sue manufacturers in US, and to lobby for more legislation against manufacturers.

Here's the article in Politico:

Why a top official at a top gun control group left to become an agent of Mexico

Lobbying registrations reveal a new front in the gun policy advocacy wars.

www.politico.com

The Brady group is trying their usual tactics, from a different point of attack. Since they're not effective enough here to get their way, I don't suppose going on the attack from foreign lands will be more useful.

Politico is a straight-up Leftist wanker's stroke sheet. IMO, of course.

 

[cyberalex]

So ; the Brady Bunch is in Mexico DF ; lobbying the Mexican Government to shut down the Mexican Firearms Industry ?

The entire country of Mexico has ONE gun store ; and it is owned by ..... the Mexican Government .

No, the American firearms industry. It's strange that Mexico only has one gun store.

 

[Blacksmith101]

So ; the Brady Bunch is in Mexico DF ; lobbying the Mexican Government to shut down the Mexican Firearms Industry ?

The entire country of Mexico has ONE gun store ; and it is owned by ..... the Mexican Government .

If the Mexican government wants to reduce the number of guns especially US guns perhaps they should build a wall along the border to stop people from smuggling guns into Mexico from the US.

 

[JMangle]

This makes complete sense - Mexico being such a fine example of what happens with the strong gun control they desire.

But in seriousness, this is about them supporting Mexico's attempts to sue US states and companies for Mexico's violence problems. If they wanted to really hold the US accountable for what's going on down there, they should sue places that are permissive towards the drug trade.
If anything, I cannot understand why Mexico wouldn't do everything in their power to support conservative attempts to crack down on drugs.

Luckily, recently an attempt by Mexico to sue US gun makers was shot down.

U.S. judge dismisses Mexico's $10 billion lawsuit against gun makers, Mexico to appeal

A U.S. judge on Friday dismissed Mexico's $10 billion lawsuit seeking to hold U.S. gun manufacturers responsible for facilitating the trafficking of a deadly flood of weapons across the U.S.-Mexico border to drug cartels.

www.reuters.com

 

[lazarus]

No, the American firearms industry. It's strange that Mexico only has one gun store.

One registered one. You can buy whatever
You want from most police departments or military bases in Mexico if you have the pesos or dollars for it.

 

[lazarus]

This makes complete sense - Mexico being such a fine example of what happens with the strong gun control they desire.

But in seriousness, this is about them supporting Mexico's attempts to sue US states and companies for Mexico's violence problems. If they wanted to really hold the US accountable for what's going on down there, they should sue places that are permissive towards the drug trade.
If anything, I cannot understand why Mexico wouldn't do everything in their power to support conservative attempts to crack down on drugs.

Luckily, recently an attempt by Mexico to sue US gun makers was shot down.

U.S. judge dismisses Mexico's $10 billion lawsuit against gun makers, Mexico to appeal

A U.S. judge on Friday dismissed Mexico's $10 billion lawsuit seeking to hold U.S. gun manufacturers responsible for facilitating the trafficking of a deadly flood of weapons across the U.S.-Mexico border to drug cartels.

www.reuters.com

Because the war on drugs failed decades ago and keeps on failing. Cracking down hard didn’t do much.

Legalizing and regulating tends to reduce violence and crime. Especially around the drug trade. Most countries that have done that have had that result.

 

[TheBert]

Not sure about a watchlist, but it is on the sf86 ('foreign alliegences/influences') and would almost certainly disqualify you from certain accesses.

I doubt they're applying for any jobs that require a clearance, though.

I would suggest they should be on the no-fly list in the USA.

 

[dannyp]

They aren't, to be sure.

But every congressman and senator has a clearance. The Brady bunch are lobbyists. So if they contact a member of Congress, that member of Congress will need to declare it.

do you REALLY think they WILL ???