Supreme Court To Decide On Gun Control

The Initial Gun Control Acts Were Passed In 1939

Zionists Passed The Brady Bill

Dick Heller Is The Zionist Front Man

They claim an unemployed security guard is challenging the Supreme Court

Gun Control Goes To The Supreme Court

Do you have a legal right to own a gun? It's been a divisive issue for decades. Finally, the Supreme Court weighs in.

In a highly orchestrated move the Zionists are pushing a complicated plan for gun control. They basically want the court to say the Second Amendment (Right to bear arms) refers to the state militias, not individual citizens. They then say, 'It's the state's duty to regulate guns.'

The Basis Is The D.C. Gun Laws

The District of Columbia's fight to preserve its nearly 32-year-old ban on handguns before the U.S. Supreme Court has drawn nationwide attention as an up-or-down vote on the limits of gun control.

The precedent here is whether states can make their own gun laws.

Dick Heller
The District of Columbia outlawed all hand guns, so Heller took it to the Supreme court.

Robert Levy Is The Wizard Behind The Curtain
Robert Levy is senior fellow at the Cato Institute, He is so committed to defeating the strongest gun ban in America that he used his personal fortune to take the case all the way to the supreme court.

Six Plaintiffs
In 2003, six residents of Washington D.C. filed a federal court challenge to the District's gun ban and won. The resulting 2-1 decision in Parker struck down parts of the District of Columbia Firearms Control Regulations Act of 1975.  The District argues that there is an implicit self-defense exception to the storage provisions, but the D.C. Circuit rejected this view, saying that the requirement amounted to a complete ban on functional firearms and prohibition on use for self-defense.

Lawyers Take The Case To The Supreme Court
The benchmark case forces the high court to take a  definitive look at the Second Amendment. However the nine justices rule in the case, their decision will reshape the national debate over guns.

Numerous Lawyers File "Friend of the court" briefs

"A Supreme Court decision has a moral, political and cultural meaning as well as a legal meaning," says Temple University law professor David Kairys, who has long been in the thick of the debate over gun rights and firearms violence as a defender of gun restrictions. "I think it is going to have a huge impact."

Bush's US Solicitor

The Bush administration's solicitor general, Paul D. Clement filed for gun control. Bush wants it pushed off into the future.

A Helpful And Concerned Zionist

University of Texas law professor Sanford Levinson, who believes the Second Amendment provides a right to individual ownership, says the government's new position might be easier for the court to adopt.

Professor Erwin Chemerinsky Wants Reasonable Regulation

Chemerinsky, of Duke Law School  believes that the regulation of guns should be analyzed in the same way "as other regulation of property under modern constitutional law" and "be allowed so long as it is rationally regulated.

Jack Balkin

"My assumption is that there are at least five votes for the proposition that the Second Amendment protects an individual right," says Yale University law professor Jack Balkin. "But just because you say there is an individual right, you haven't resolved the case. … Is it an individual right to keep and bear arms that might be useful in militia service, a right to keep and bear arms that might be useful for self-defense, or both?" 1

The Core Of It All

Yet for decades, federal judges have seen the Constitution differently, allowing a range of gun-control measures imposed by governments seeking to curb gun violence.

Lower court judges overwhelmingly have ruled that the right "to keep and bear arms" isn't for individuals, but instead applies to state militias, such as National Guard units. The U.S. Supreme Court repeatedly declined to hear appeals of those rulings, fueling the debate over gun control and tension between the law and public opinion.

ADL is an advocate for gun control legislation.

The ADL supports the District of Columbia before the US Supreme Court. That ruling prohibits guns even for self-defense in the home. The League urged the Court to ensure that states retain the ability to keep guns out of the hands of "violent bigots."

Bush Is Mixed

He says it is confusing, and he the government must have some form of gun control.

Obama Won't commit
Obama went along with Illinois gun control but now he is 'leaning' towards gun ownership.

McCain Is Against Gun Control
John McCain says "Citizens have a right to protect themselves".

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What Are The Zionists Up To?

They want the supreme court to say "The second amendment applies to a state militia (National Guard), and it's up to the states to decide gun laws. This way they pick off 35 states, and then concentrate on the pro guns ones next.

The Faces Of The Gun Lobby

Massacres  and gun control

Weapon's permits

History of gun control

The ADL wants gun control

Judicial Index