Videos tagged with UN Small Arms Treaty

This video discusses a reintroduced Biden-era rule, allegedly inspired by a UN treaty, that aims to ban the export of firearms from the United States. The speaker, citing sources from the National Association for Gun Rights (NAGR), claims this rule, processed through the Commerce Department and Office of Management and Budget, could severely impact American firearm manufacturers and the industry. The rule's justification, based on 'risk of diversion' to non-government end-users, is presented as a pretext for broader gun control, potentially violating federal law that prohibits taxpayer funding for implementing the Arms Trade Treaty without Senate ratification.

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 provides an expert analysis of Tennessee House Bill 2752, presented by Guns & Gadgets. The bill, introduced by State Representative Brian Richey, is lauded as potentially the best pro-Second Amendment legislation submitted by any state. It emphasizes state sovereignty, limits federal overreach concerning firearms, and introduces significant civil penalties for non-compliance by state employees. The analysis details the bill's provisions, its alignment with the Missouri Second Amendment Preservation Act, and its implications for constitutional carry in Tennessee.