What if...

[JohnyMac]

..."they" decide to double down post the November 2nd election results and EO (Executive Order) additional CCP Virus mandates? After all, President O' Biden has just stated that the wins in Virginia and across the county were because of Trump supporters coming out in greater numbers than O' Biden supporters.

To get you white, conservative, suburban women, and Trump supporters in line, here are the new mandates,

> Everybody regardless of state laws, must wear a mask,
> To go into any and all federal building's (Yes the post office too) you must show proof of vaxx or your passport,
> The blocking of news outlets like Unchainedpreppers, American Partisan, Fox News Channel, etc.,
> A new very high excised tax on firearm transfers and ammo purchases through EO,
> Restrict travel between states without a vaxx passport. New York state tried to do this during the earlier part of the
   pandemic. My neighbors that work in NYS were given papers by their employers so they could cross the border to go to
   work. It was not enacted in the end but it was very close,
> Antifa and BurnLootMurder Inc. and the like, start peaceful protests in your neck of the woods,
> Gas rationing through high prices at the pump,
> If you refuse the vaxx and your company looks the other way, not only the company will be fined but the employee will
   be fined,
> You may not do grocery shopping without a vaxx passport,
> Other?

Here is the deal, The Great Reset will go forward whether folks go along with it or not. There is only 361-days till the November 1, 2022, midterm elections. "They" have to accelerate their efforts or we might see soldier's wearing blue helmets disembarking in our ports around the country. America is the keystone to making The Great Reset a realty.

Think about it.

PS: Now is the time to put your order in for your heirloom seeds. Even if you are good, a dollar spent today, could fend off starvation for your relatives and friends. 

[Nemo]

The excise tax may not fly very far.

Nemo


https://www.americas1stfreedom.org/articles/2021/11/3/illinois-county-s-anti-second-amendment-taxes-ruled-unconstitutional

Illinois County's Anti-Second Amendment Taxes Ruled Unconstitutional
by Brian McCombie - Wednesday, November 3, 2021

In a victory for the Second Amendment and the citizens of Illinois, the state?s Supreme Court unanimously ruled that two taxes Cook County had devised?one for firearms and one for ammunition?are unconstitutional. This NRA-backed case was known as Guns Save Life, Inc. v. Ali, and the 6-0 decision was handed down on October 21.

Enacted in 2013, the Cook County Gun Violence Firearm Tax Ordinance imposed a $25 tax on the purchase of a firearm from a Cook County retailer. The county later levied a separate tax on ammunition, which came to five cents per centerfire round and one cent per rimfire round sold in the county.

?While the taxes do not directly burden a law-abiding citizen?s right to use a firearm for self-defense, they do directly burden a law-abiding citizen?s right to acquire a firearm and the necessary ammunition for self-defense,? wrote Supreme Court Justice Mary Jane Theis. ?Under the plain language of the ordinances, the revenue generated from the firearm tax is not directed to any fund or program specifically related to curbing the cost of gun violence,? she said.

Actually, firearms and ammunition are already taxed significantly, with the proceeds going to conservation programs across the nation. As A1F.com noted recently: ?The legal mechanism?is the Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration Act, more commonly known as the Pittman-Robertson Act (P-R), which became law in 1937, after the firearms and ammunition industry, sportsmen, and others asked Congress to help dwindling wildlife species. The result was P-R, an excise tax on the sale of firearms and ammunition products.?

The funds from this program are apportioned to state wildlife agencies for conservation efforts, hunter education, and shooting-related projects and programs. To date, the P-R Act has raised over $13 billion for American conservation projects.

In another sign of improvement for gun owners in the Land of Lincoln, it appears Illinois citizens are beginning to receive their Firearms Owners Identification Cards (FOID) in a more timely fashion, following a dramatic slowdown in the approval process in 2020. An Illinois resident must possess a valid FOID Card to purchase firearms and ammunition in the state.