Videos tagged with International Treaties

This video critically examines the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms and President Trump's decision to withdraw the US. The speaker, identified as a high-authority firearm policy commentator and 2A advocate, explains the registry's history, its 'small arms' category, and how international data has been used to implement domestic firearm restrictions, citing the Obama administration's actions against Russian imports. The withdrawal is framed as a victory for American gun owners' privacy and Second Amendment rights.

The White House has withdrawn the United States from the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty. This action effectively removes any UN-imposed regulations on Americans regarding the tracking or prohibition of ammunition stockpiling. The speaker emphasizes this as a significant move to protect individual rights to own and store ammunition without international oversight.

The video reports on the US representative, William Malan, being pulled from UN Small Arms Treaty negotiations in Geneva. This action is attributed to pressure campaigns, including a significant social media post by the National Association of Gun Rights (NAGR) tagging influential figures. The speaker highlights this as a victory for gun rights activism, emphasizing that US taxpayer dollars are legally banned from funding the treaty.

This video discusses a significant executive order issued by President Donald Trump aimed at protecting Second Amendment rights. The order directs the Attorney General to review all federal laws, regulations, and international treaties for potential violations of the right to keep and bear arms. It specifically mandates an examination of actions taken by the Biden administration from January 2021 to January 2025, including those related to the White House Office of Gun Violence Prevention and ATF regulations. The speaker, a constitutional attorney, analyzes the potential implications for federal and state gun control laws, as well as agency enforcement and litigation strategies.

This video discusses the UN Arms Trade Treaty, which is being debated by global leaders. The speaker expresses concern that the treaty, particularly its inclusion of 'small arms,' could be used to undermine the Second Amendment and the U.S. Constitution. It details the treaty's history, the U.S. status as a signatory but not a ratifier, and urges viewers to contact their Senators to oppose ratification.

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.

The video discusses the UN Arms Treaty and its potential implications for US gun owners, clarifying that it likely wouldn't mandate a registry of all domestic firearms but rather those purchased overseas. It also critiques California's Assembly Bill 173 for its potential to expose gun owner data. The discussion highlights the importance of understanding treaty nuances and legal challenges to gun control measures.

The video argues that the UN Arms Treaty is a distraction tactic used by gun channels and organizations to drive sales and donations, rather than a genuine threat to US firearm laws. The speaker, identified as 'The Yankee Marshal,' asserts that the treaty is unenforceable and primarily concerns international arms sales to war-torn regions, not domestic firearm ownership. The content emphasizes focusing on real legislative and legal battles affecting gun rights.

This episode of Ginny Simone Reporting features former U.N. Ambassador John Bolton discussing the implications of the Obama administration's actions and the United States signing the U.N. Arms Trade Treaty. The conversation focuses on how this treaty could impact American sovereignty and gun rights.

This video features an interview with Ted Bromund from The Heritage Foundation discussing his article advocating for the U.S. to withdraw from the U.N.'s "Programme of Action" on Small Arms. The discussion likely centers on the implications of this international treaty for American gun rights and national sovereignty, as presented by a conservative think tank.

This video, Chapter 4 of FIREARMS FUTURE, discusses the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty. It highlights President Obama's decision to sign the U.S. onto the treaty, framing it as a threat to American freedom by global regimes. The content encourages viewers to join the NRA.

Senator Jerry Moran discusses the US withdrawal from a UN firearms treaty, emphasizing that Second Amendment rights are non-negotiable. He highlights the importance of a letter signed by 51 senators, including Democrats, indicating the treaty would not pass ratification if it infringed upon civilian firearm ownership rights. The discussion underscores concerns about potential record-keeping, transportation regulations, and the broad scope of the treaty, particularly when negotiating with countries lacking similar respect for gun ownership.