Lawmakers to stop gov. hoarding!

[davevabch]

I have never believed in conspiracy theories, but recently have seen a new light. I always thought that the ammo shortage was due to public hoarding. But slowly I began to see there was something more involved. I came to the conclusion that it was our very own government that was taking away our rights with our own money.

Read this

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/04/25/gop-lawmakers-hope-to-combat-ammunition-stockpiling-by-govt-agencies-with-ammo-act/

 

[3Coyotes]

I'm not convinced of the government hoarding conspiracy, but, as a statement of trust, mandated transparency would be welcomed.

 

[SkipD]

What somewhat surprised me is this AMMO Act bill isn't in any of the mainstream media's news channels that have looked through.

 

[davevabch]

What somewhat surprised me is this AMMO Act bill isn't in any of the mainstream media's news channels that have looked through.

The media will have to regroup and get their propaganda story straight before it hits the streets. When the public finds out that they are paying for this hoarding, find out that, that more secrecy exist behind their backs things will not be pleasant. The government spending is outrageous as it is. They cannot get things done the way the constitution is designed so they will just go behind our backs and screw us all. Both sides of the fence will pay for this wanton, intentional, pathetic waste of tax payers money, and the continued secrecy that now exist like a plague.

 

[Slowhand]

The Main Stream Media knows it's place. That's why you see so many Journalists, adding Activist to their titles. Hollywood Celebratory figures now laud themselves as Actor/Activist.

Any Marxist inspired society has an elite ruling class which parasitically enriches itself off of whatever is generated by the impoverished masses. A propagandist media feasts quite well at that trough.

 

[Denny4kids]

Here is another article and it makes sense to me, 3 short pages. Den

http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/2013/0426/Gun-conundrum-Why-is-ammunition-still-in-short-supply

 

[Slowhand]

Here is another article and it makes sense to me, 3 short pages. Den

http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/2013/0426/Gun-conundrum-Why-is-ammunition-still-in-short-supply

A good read. Thanks for posting. Loads of mistrust abounds today for good reason. Transparency in government is a mythology.

Back in the day, Lenin jailed loads of his critics but, with some newspapers he opted to gain control of the paper mills. Like all collective thinkers he closed the loop.

 

[SkipD]

Here is another article and it makes sense to me, 3 short pages. Den

http://www.csmonitor.com/USA/2013/0426/Gun-conundrum-Why-is-ammunition-still-in-short-supply

That article is definitely written by someone who didn't know what he was writing about (bullets, black powder, etc.). I find the article somewhat funny to read but I suspect many readers won't know any better and would miss the unintended humor.