Videos tagged with Arms Trade Treaty

President Trump has withdrawn the U.S. from the UN Register of Conventional Arms (UNROCA), asserting that Second Amendment rights are a domestic constitutional matter, not subject to international oversight or global data collection. This move pushes back against international efforts to normalize gun registries, which the administration views as a precursor to restriction and confiscation. The U.S. reaffirms its stance that firearms policy is based on natural rights, not government permission.

This video discusses the potential implications of the UN's Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) and its perceived threat to firearm ownership. The title suggests a globalist agenda to disarm citizens, referencing a treaty that the Trump administration reportedly distanced itself from. The description also includes promotional material for legal services related to self-defense and gold and silver investments, alongside the creator's social media and merchandise links. A disclaimer clarifies that the content is opinion-based and not legal advice, and warns against attempting any actions shown.

This YouTube video discusses the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) being debated in Geneva, Switzerland, and its potential implications for global gun control. The description highlights how countries are examining this treaty and questions whether it could lead to a worldwide effort to regulate firearms. It also provides resources for viewers to learn more about the treaty, contact their US Senators, and support gun rights organizations.

This video features constitutional attorney Mark W. Smith analyzing an international effort to restrict Second Amendment rights. The discussion focuses on the use of international treaties and the United Nations as a workaround to implement gun control in the US, bypassing federal legislation. Smith highlights the Biden administration's intent to sign an Arms Trade Treaty and explains the potential implications for American gun owners, contrasting it with previous administrations' stances on such treaties. The content emphasizes understanding and defending constitutional rights against what is described as an "anti-gun lobby" strategy.

This video discusses President Biden's alleged signaling towards signing the UN Arms Treaty, which the uploader claims will lead to an international gun registry. The content focuses on the potential implications of such a treaty for gun owners and the Second Amendment. It references specific articles and a link to the Arms Trade Treaty itself for further information.

This NRATV Live segment from December 28, 2016, discusses the Arms Trade Treaty. The video's description highlights concerns that the treaty, being considered for Senate ratification before the end of the Obama administration, could grant the United Nations authority to regulate firearms within the United States. NRATV Live broadcasts weekdays from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. ET.

This YouTube video features Congressman Mike Kelly discussing his amendment to ban federal funding for the UN Arms Trade Treaty. He is interviewed by Cameron Gray, Seton Motley, and John Popp. The video highlights Kelly's stance against the treaty and his legislative efforts to prevent its funding. It is presented by NRA News and encourages viewers to visit his official website for more information.

This episode of Ginny Simone Reporting discusses the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty, focusing on potential impacts on American sovereignty. While Secretary of State John Kerry claims the treaty will not infringe on freedoms, former UN Ambassador John Bolton argues it shifts decision-making power to an international arena, bypassing democratic processes within the U.S. Constitution. The segment highlights concerns about the treaty's implications for individual gun ownership rights and national control over firearms.

This video features an interview with Senator Jerry Moran of Kansas discussing Secretary Kerry's signing of the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty. The discussion likely centers on the implications of this international agreement on firearm ownership and regulation within the United States, with potential arguments related to the Second Amendment and individual rights. The interview format suggests a focus on political and legislative aspects concerning firearms.

This video features an interview with Congressman Mike Kelly responding to a State Department announcement that the US "will sign" the Arms Trade Treaty. The discussion likely centers on the implications of this treaty for gun ownership rights and national sovereignty in the United States, from a political and legislative perspective. The congressman's reaction is expected to be critical, aligning with Second Amendment advocacy.

This YouTube video features an interview with Representative Mike Kelly (R-PA) discussing the Obama administration's endorsement of a UN rule change to pass the Arms Trade Treaty. The conversation, hosted by Cam Edwards and presented by NRA News, likely delves into the political and legislative aspects of gun control and international arms regulations, focusing on the perceived impact on Second Amendment rights. The video is from April 2, 2013, and provides a link to Rep. Kelly's official website for more information.

This video features Ginny Simone reporting live from the final day of the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty negotiations. She also conducts an interview with Ted Bromund from The Heritage Foundation, providing insights into the treaty's implications and the organizations' perspectives. The content focuses on the political and regulatory aspects surrounding international arms control, with commentary from both a reporter and a policy analyst.