The agenda behind it is to brainwash the next generation that guns are bad. Makes it easier to gut the Second Amendment over time if tomorrow's adults have been conditioned to dislike/fear guns.

Local stores, including Wal-Mart, have been out of most ammo since Dear Leader decided to gun grab after the Newtown shootings.

I've been paying a premium (plus shipping) to get mine online. More than twice what it cost before Dear Leader took office.

The confiscation of retirement plans will start as alleged protection for the people. It will occur after the next major crash puts retiring Baby Boomers into a panic.

The government will require a certain percentage (25%+) of 401k/IRA money to be invested in "safe" investments consisting of government debt instruments (issued by insolvent fed, state, and local governments). After all, the Fed Reserve will eventually stop QE, requiring someone to pick up the slack and buy bad government debt as an "investment."

As inflation and unemployment rise, there will be the promise of more "security" with the voluntary surrender of your 401k/IRA funds to the government in exchange for a "guaranteed" pension (next gen of Social Security).

The final step will be to remove the voluntary aspect of the plan. Private retirement accounts will be completely replaced with the government's mandatory pension plan in the interest of "fairness" and "security."

For a good look at the future of the United States, see Argentina today.

Ha...no they won't.

You didn't verbally smack that lady and her air quotes down for that snide remark? I buy ammo from Walmart all the time and have NEVER been asked what kind of gun it's for... that's not their business and I would say as much. What State are you in? Sheesh.

In the months after 9-11, I am sure the government did threat assessments on whether there were Islamic sleeper cells in the USA.

What they found instead, through their intrusive unwarranted wiretapping, Echelon email scanning, the DHS report-your-neighbor program, and other who knows what methods of information gathering, ... was that there were a large number of CITIZENS that didn't think very highly of the Federal government either.

They are no longer able to sustain the government with taxes. They are not even able to supplement it via selling government bonds to foreigners anymore. The currency is being hyper-inflated, and before the end I think they are going to rob the retirement plans.

We should not be surprised that they are ordering millions of rounds of ammunition and now TANKS to protect the country from "all enemies, foreign and domestic". They have properly assessed the level of arms they are going to need to combat the citizen rebellion that will descend on Washington DC in the future.

Homeland Security don't you mean Personal Government Army. To us homeland security has been a load of shit. (Correct me if i am wrong) Ever sense it was made it has just been a bottomless pit to throw money into. Have you ever seen HS on the TV catching the bad guy? The answer is no and that is because they have never caught anybody. They monitor millions of phone calls a year and not caught ONE person from it.

In the future they will be targeting anybody and everybody with a brain or common scene. Well they would if they could tell us apart. When that happens you just got to blend in just like John Galt did living and working in the center of it. You still do all of your stuff just not in a way to let the government be aware of you.

thanks for the site gaea

so interesting you guys picked up on that-wow, really, wow

Yes... Texans have a similar battle cry...
COME AND TAKE IT
http://www.gadsdenandculpeper.com/arcoan...

I liked his battle cry. It was very well done. I hadn't heard this word before so I looked it up.

The phrase molon labe (Ancient Greek μολὼν λαβέ molṑn labé; reconstructed Ancient Greek pronunciation [molɔːn labé]; Modern Greek pronunciation [moˈlon laˈve]) means "Come and take". It is a classical expression of defiance reportedly spoken by King Leonidas I in response to the Persian army's demand that the Spartans surrender their weapons at the Battle of Thermopylae. It is an exemplary use of a laconic phrase.

I took my mom to our local Wal-Mart today to get her prescriptions. I checked out the ammo department while there and the selves where 95% empty. After finally tracking down the department manager and asking when the next shipment comes in she replied "When stop (she now used air quotes) panicking about them taking their guns away we might get more".

I don't usually buy that type of stuff there because they ask what type of gun it's for and I won't tell. Just good confirmation to use the local sporting goods store even if it does cost more.

It's getting really creepy isn't it? To answer the second question,that easy: they will be targeting boys who make guns out of pop-tarts and also call out the goon squads in response to brave boys taking a gun AWAY from a perpetrator.

Yes that video has been posted before, but worth another go around. That battle cry sums it up pretty well, kh. To answer you questions: Us. No.

lol. you posted this just a few minutes before me, so I didn't see it-I will delete mine. There are plenty of smart people in here who can answer that for you, and will. but I want to draw attention to the comments. did you read that one where the guy "John" wrote a battle cry about it? very interesting and moving