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Henson Ong is a Legal Immigrant to America who has become an American citizen. Henson Ong testified at the Jan 28th 2013 Legislative Office Building in Hartford CT.
At the public hearing he explains the history of guns and the Constitutional Right to Bear Arms.
Henson reminded us of historical events here and abroad and with lawsuit references reminds us that gun ownership has been upheld by numerous court rulings.
Gun ownership is both a right that is written as a reminder to the government in both the US & CT constitutions that the people have the right to defend themselves and their states but that right to self defense is an inalienable right…
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To many of our school children in our modern day with the proper history of American and world history no longer being taught, the reason for the holiday is.
There are too many children no longer having actual knowledge of what wars of our recent past have been like as the older generations are dying off.
As the “community memory” of our elders die off the reason we celebrate Memorial Day is becoming lost to only being the reason that the family gathers and has a BBQ after going out shopping the sales…
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Nullification_vs_Constitutional_Convention from The John Birch Society on Vimeo.
What’s the best way to rein in our out-of-control federal government?
Watch this 4-minute video for a comparison of two solutions: (1) nullification; and (2) a constitutional convention.
For more information read “Nullification vs. Constitutional Convention: How to Save Our Republic” at: thenewamerican.com/usnews/constitution/item/17892-nullification-vs-constitutional-convention-how-to-save-our-republic
To learn more and then take action, go to:
jbs.org/issues-pages/no-con-con
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Tags: constitutional convention, Convention of States, Article V convention, nullification, federal government, Constitution, amendments convention, Con-Con and con con
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