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May 31, 2013

A counter detail to Law Enforcements socialist communist Prop 30 “Cash for Guns” program

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14968_235404359929407_833587067_nA counter detail to Law Enforcements socialist communist “Cash for Guns” program

Last night a uniquely picked group of citizens (myself included) met with Phillip Naman, for a press conference with a media spokesperson. Naman’s the radio talk show host of the “Firing Line” radio show heard, on KTIE 590AM.

As you should know this Saturday, police agencies across California are spending tax dollars to buy guns from citizens in their “Cash for Guns” scheme. It’s another form of gun confiscation as they desire to have an unarmed citizenry. We will set our table next to theirs, doing a counter ‘criminal buy back’, and ‘cash for guns’ detail. This will be on the corner of Orange St and Colton Ave, in Redlands.

We believe that it is the criminals that should be restricted, not the guns. Therefore, Naman’s uniquely qualified team, including but not limited to; a licensed Federal Firearms Dealer, and a licensed Fugitive Recovery Agency, will do the following.

They will be paying citizens a percentage for any fugitives reported to our ‘Firing Line’  table, and that are successfully apprehended.

We will encourage the citizens to come to our table, to sell their guns to our firearms dealer. Except we won’t be using tax dollars, and we won’t destroy those guns. After the DOJ paper process, the guns will be legally redistributed back into society.

In my 30 years of law enforcement/investigations experience, I’ve investigated countless gun-related crimes. In none of those cases, did the suspect lawfully own the firearm used. In every case, they were illegally possessed. Therefore, the police departments’ socialist, communist gun-grabbing scheme is counter-productive.

As I’ve said years before, “The criminals don’t play by the rules, but the citizens are shackled by laws, and treated like fools.”

Frankly, I’m very disappointed in Stator Bros, for profiting off of these tax-paid gift certificates. It’s a huge, unethical, self-serving, conflict of interest.

Remember this nation was built with four tools. An axe, a plow, a Book, and a rifle. You can have my axe and my plow. But you’re not taking my Book or rifle.

Thank you, Phillip Naman, for taking the point on this.

Update June 1st: Below is some newspaper coverage of the event, as well as my video footage and Madison’s body camera footage.

My video

Madisons body camera footage

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3 Comments
  1. Chaplain Bill

    I had so much more video footage. But for some reason my windows movie maker kept shutting down on me. So I went with only a few of our teams guns buy backs.

    As you should know, my #1 passion is preaching, teaching and sharing the Word of God. But, we must remember that it is our God given constitution, that provides us with our freedoms of religious speech.

    Therefore, the church, and more clergyman need to stand up for the 2nd amendment as well. Both amendments go hand in hand.

    I pray the Lord will raise up more Dietrich Bonhoeffers, I’m willing to be on that team.

  2. Chaplain Bill

    Madison it was great working with you, I’m glad you uploaded your body camera footage. The guy in the black shirt with the FBI logo, evidently was a “Fed.” Probably ATF, if not FBI. He sure was watching me. Interesting that they did not want to state which Federal agency he worked for. I also shot some video of him nearly having a stroke over us stopping vehicles, to see what kinds of guns they had. I chose not to upload that (as my intent was not to make LE look bad.) Perhaps the reason why he is assigned to the range, is because he lacks an ability to work with the public. Most of those cops did not want to be there. But he is the type of officer (agent) that had the tyranny “us versus them” mentality. It’s interesting that our citizenry team did everything ethical and legal, but the law enforcement side did not.

  3. Chaplain Bill

    The following is my comment to Steve Williams op-ed in the High Desert Valley Press.

    Mr. Williams I agree with your assessment on this gun buyback program. Furthermore, it is my opinion that the County Grand Jury should investigate, and convene on this matter. It is an egregious misappropriation of funds. Then when law enforcement becomes part of this, they have violated their law enforcement code of ethics, and they have neglected their sworn duty to uphold and defend the constitution.

    Remember this nation was built with four tools. An axe, a plow, a Book, and a rifle. You can have my axe, and my plow. But you’re not taking my Book (the Bible) or my rifle.

    Let us not forget that in this world, one Christian is martyred every five minutes; for preaching the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Thankfully, in this nation, firearms and our constitution prevent that from occurring here.

    Some things are worth fighting for, and some things are worth dying for. I will gladly die for the furtherance of the Gospel.

    “The Lord is my light and my salvation; Whom shall I fear?” Psalm 27:1

    “It is better to trust in the Lord, than to put confidence in man. It is better to trust in the Lord than to put confidence in princes.” Psalms 118:8-9

    Chaplain Bill Rhetts
    Inland Police Officers Coalition, Inc.
    https://www.theexpositor.tv/

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