“switzerland”

The gun-control movement, with the help of an international organization that develops standards in a number of fields, appears to have found a way to try to pressure credit-card companies to peer into gun owners’ transactions and lives.

In order to understand the chaos of European politics and the resulting regulation of civilian firearms ownership, one has to step back in time and consider the historic developments.

“Regardless, many in the mainstream media didn’t question Lankford’s data, as it fit into their narrative that Americans’ guns are a problem,” said Lott.

Voters this May will cast ballots to reject tighter firearm restrictions.

Terror threats, rising violent crime and the European Union’s suffocating strictures on guns have many Europeans craving their own version of America’s Second Amendment.

NRA-ILA supports the Swiss effort to maintain their constitutional sovereignty.

When a British police chief voiced support for armed citizens joining the battle against terrorists, higher government officials went on the attack.

Criminology researcher John Lott debunks an anti-gun web article claiming higher gun ownership results in increased violent crime.A headline at Vox.com last week read: “The Cincinnati nightclub shooting shows how more guns lead to more gun violence.”