Videos tagged with Operation Choke Point

This video discusses how Circle Internet Group, a major digital currency company, has updated its terms of service to prohibit the use of its coin, USDC, for purchasing weapons, including firearms and ammunition. The speaker argues this is a form of 'digital gatekeeping' and a modern iteration of 'Operation Choke Point,' where financial institutions are used to restrict access for disfavored industries. The video highlights the potential for programmable money to lead to conditional freedom and the importance of the Second Amendment extending beyond just firearms.

This video, from an expert with deep knowledge of gun laws and years of experience in the firearms community, discusses Donald Trump Jr.'s involvement with Grabagun's plan to go public via a SPAC merger. It highlights the strategic importance of this move for the Second Amendment community, aiming to build independent financial infrastructure and challenge entities that have historically suppressed gun businesses. The content also details 'Operation Choke Point' and its lingering effects on FFLs and payment processors.

This video from Colion Noir discusses a new law in New York requiring separate tracking of firearm and ammunition purchases made with credit cards. Noir, an expert Second Amendment advocate, argues this law is a dangerous precedent, potentially leading to discrimination against legal gun owners and drawing parallels to 'Operation Choke Point' under the Obama administration. The video highlights concerns about financial institutions being used to restrict constitutional rights.

This interview with Joe Panzani of Scorpion Services highlights the growing threat of 'privatized tyranny' in the firearms industry, particularly concerning payment processing and merchant codes. Panzani explains how credit card companies and banks can act as agents of disarmament by refusing transactions or implementing restrictive merchant codes, effectively cutting off access to firearms and related goods. He emphasizes that this is a deliberate strategy, not a legal requirement, and urges FFLs and gun owners to be aware of these evolving financial pressures.

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen discusses the increasing federal overreach and 'woke capitalism' impacting Second Amendment rights. He highlights efforts by Republican Attorneys General to push back against policies from entities like the ATF, financial institutions, and shipping companies that discriminate against the firearms industry. The conversation emphasizes the importance of legislative action over agency rulemaking and the legal challenges to these actions.

This video discusses TUSC, a cryptocurrency designed for the firearms industry, as an alternative to traditional payment processing that can be subject to 'Operation Choke Point.' Rob from TUSC explains the project's focus on lawful gun retailers, its faster and cheaper blockchain compared to Bitcoin, and its unique marketing strategy to drive adoption. The discussion also touches on the challenges of cryptocurrency adoption, the volatility of Bitcoin as a payment system, and TUSC's roadmap for increasing liquidity and user base.

This video discusses Amazon's decision to purge hundreds of firearm accessory items following pressure from senators. The speaker argues this is a result of corporate capitulation to political pressure and emotional responses to events, rather than a logical assessment of product lethality. The video emphasizes the importance of supporting Second Amendment rights through vocal advocacy, constructive conversations, and financial support for relevant organizations.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio, airing March 17, 2019, features a discussion on coyote hunting with Tom Austin of Night Goggle Inc. The show also addresses the controversial Operation Choke Point, with a New York representative urging Wells Fargo to adhere to its guidelines in business dealings. Additionally, the program provides guidance on traveling with firearms, covering the legal and practical aspects of flying with your gun. The episode draws from a live radio broadcast that airs on Sundays and is available on various platforms.

This episode of Tom Gresham's Gun Talk features a discussion with U.S. Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer regarding new documents released concerning Operation Choke Point. The conversation also delves into the critical issues of gun registration and potential confiscation, addressing political and legal aspects relevant to gun owners. The show typically covers a broad range of firearms-related topics.

This episode of Gun Talk features discussions on firearms legislation, new Ruger Custom Shop offerings, and the effectiveness of various rifle cartridges. Mark Oliver from the NSSF explains the Target Practice and Marksmanship Training Support Act, aiming to increase funding for shooting ranges. Mark Gurney from Ruger details their new Custom Shop firearms, including a high-end SR1911 and a 10/22, and discusses the performance advantages of 6.5 Creedmoor and 6.5 PRC cartridges for both target shooting and hunting. The show also critiques the controversial 'hockey puck' self-defense strategy at Oakland University.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio discusses the legal and financial pressures being applied to the NRA by the state of New York, drawing parallels to 'Operation Choke Point.' The hosts explain how New York is allegedly pressuring financial institutions and insurance companies to cease business with the NRA, potentially impacting their ability to operate. They also touch on defensive gun use statistics and a personal testimonial of a home invasion.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio discusses significant legal victories and ongoing challenges for Second Amendment rights. A major settlement with the DOJ allows for the publication of 3D gun files, affirming free speech rights related to firearm manufacturing. The discussion also covers the problematic trend of financial institutions denying services to firearms businesses, a practice linked to 'Operation Choke Point,' and the ongoing legal battles in California regarding assault weapon bans. The potential impact of judicial appointments on future Second Amendment cases is also explored.