White House Finalizes Proposal To Expand Background Checks On Gun Sales

[Renegade]

I think this is the new provision for terrorists to check whether they are on a government watch list.

Earlier, if you were planning a terrorist attack, you always had to watch your back in case you were being watched. Now, all you do is to go out and buy a gun. You'll know within a few minutes whether the feds are watching you (but don't quite have enough evidence to arrest and charge you with a crime).

Apparently, the current NICS check does check against the lists, and the FBI is informed whenever there is a hit. The transaction goes through so as not to forewarn the terrorist that there are bing watched. This allows LE to build an airtight case and conduct the arrest at a time and place of their choosing.

WTF

 

[Mreed911]

WTF

He's right, you know.

 

[Renegade]

He's right, you know.

Reminds me of cartoon recently of guy who ditched his home security system and instead put up an ISIS flag in his front yard, and now has free 24 hour FBI surveillance of his home.

 

[Mreed911]

Reminds me of cartoon recently of guy who ditched his home security system and instead put up an ISIS flag in his front yard, and now has free 24 hour FBI surveillance of his home.

This.

 

[busykngt]

The transaction goes through so as not to forewarn the terrorist that there are bing watched. This allows LE to build an airtight case and conduct the arrest at a time and place of their choosing.

Kinda like 'Fast & Furious', huh?


Sent from my Apple thang.

 

[bandook]

Reminds me of cartoon recently of guy who ditched his home security system and instead put up an ISIS flag in his front yard, and now has free 24 hour FBI surveillance of his home.

Oh That is FUNNY!!!

 

[bowserb]

Here is the good news, such as it is, from John Culberson, Congressman from the 7th District (West Houston). Culberson's subcommittee is "in charge" of federal law enforcement funding.

First, his interview on Fox News with Neil Cavuto.


Next, his letter to Loretta Lynch.
http://culberson.house.gov/uploadedfiles/letter_to_ag_lynch_re_second_amendment.pdf