The following was sent to Senator Sherrod Brown on March 21,
2013. Two days later the Senate voted
not to approve Obama’s request to include the United States in the United
Nations Arms Trade Treaty. The Arms
Trade Treaty would have outlawed the possession of firearms by the United
States Citizenry. Senator Brown, along
with 45 other traitors and perjurers in the United States Senate, voted to
approve trashing the Constitutions Second Amendment by turning United States
gun control over to the United Nations.
Senator Brown’s first response to the letter can be found
below. His second response was his
recent vote to turn our security over to the United Nations.
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Dear Senator,
I am writing you today because of concerns I have over your
stance on the Second Amendment of the United States Constitution.
To refresh your memory, the Second Amendment states, “A well
regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right
of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed.”
Having experienced a tyrannical reign of government from
King George, they wanted to prevent another despotic rule by government to the
new nation they had created. They
realized that without protection from the government by the citizen himself,
the government could seize control with a subsequent loss of liberty and
freedom. To prevent this, the Second
Amendment was added to the Constitution to assure that should the government
attempt such an action, the citizen could protect himself from a despotic
government.
Additionally, the Bill of Rights, along with the
Constitution, affirms the God given right of every man to protect himself, his
family, and property, from harm. It is
each man’s responsibility to provide that protection for himself and his
neighbors, a task, which the government at all levels, is unable to do. The
courts in fact, have ruled that the police are under no obligation to respond
to calls for assistance from the citizenry.
This then, places the citizen in a precarious position. If he cannot depend on the police to protect
him, he must protect himself. The
Second Amendment provides the citizen with the means to do this, without
equivocation. To protect this right is
the duty of all Americans, especially those in government.
You may recall the words, “I do solemnly swear that I will
support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies,
foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that
I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of
evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office
on which I am about to enter: So help me God.”
If you don’t, they are the oath
of office you took when you were seated in the United States Senate.
You promised, under oath, to support and defend the
Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and
domestic. Not to do so after giving
your pledge under oath, before the Congress and the American people, is a
disgrace.
The position you have consistently taken on Second Amendment
legislation raises serious questions about your desire, or ability, to fulfill
your obligation to those who elected you.
Your position has been consistently against the Second Amendment. You have supported those who have tried to
disarm the American citizen of his constitutional rights through any means,
regardless of your oath to protect the Constitution.
Should you disagree with the Second Amendment, your course
should be its repeal and not passage of
legislation that is contrary to the basic law of the land.
Your disregard of the Constitution, the Declaration of
Independence, and the oath you took when you were seated in the Senate,
condemns you as being guilty of treason
and perjury, a legacy of shame that could follow you long after death.
Senator, I write you with all due respect. I bear no
animosity against your person. But I
strongly object to your blatant disregard of the Declaration of Independence
and the United States Constitution.
Respectfully,
Robert N. Conner
Bcc: Undisclosed Recipients
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Reply from Sherrod Brown, March 22, 2013, 4:18 p.m.
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