Guest post from a friend who is afraid to use his real name for fear of retaliation
First, private citizens know that when
federal agencies like the Department of
Homeland Security and even the Social
Security Administration buy huge quantities
of hollow-point bullets, they are for domestic
use on Americans. Hollow-points are forbidden
by the Geneva Accords for use by the U.S.
Armed Forces.
Second, hollow-points are much
more expensive than regular full metal jacket
rounds so the claim that government agencies
are using them "for gun range practice" are
ludicrous. Even the government would not
waste hollow-points and would purchase
FMJs for the range.
Third, Americans are
stockpiling bullets because they can logically
analyze the above two points to see why
they are, most likely, to be on the receiving
end of the FMJs.
Fourth, I believe that the
government has created an ammo shortage
in order to limit the ammo held by the
public. A retired police officer acquaintance
of a good, personal friend of mine inquired
with the four of five ammo manufacturers
in the U.S. Four of them are running their
machinery 365/24/7 to sell their full capacity
to the federal government. The one other
factory sells most to the feds, the rest to
state and local law enforcement, and only
a smidgen to private resellers. What this
means is that the federal government is
doing is using its ability to print money
to buy the full production of manufacturers
in order to deny ammo to the public.
I am
convinced that liberal billionaires like George
Soros who understand the markets figured
how to create a scarcity, make ammo into a
luxury good, and essentially disarm America.
You cannot buy 9mm, 40 S&W, 45 ACP, .223,
.308 or even .22 LR at any gun store or even
a Walmart in Arizona nowadays. Even gun
owners who have been shooting for decades no longer go out on the weekends to shoot
either because they do not have ammo or
they do not want to deplete the ammo they
do have.
Sunday, March 24, 2013
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