The Citizens Committee for the Right to Keep and Bear Arms is calling on New England Second Amendment advocates and activists to mark their calendars for May 30, and save the date!
CCRKBA, in conjunction with their New England partners — Connecticut Citizens Defense League, Massachusetts Gun Owners’ Action League, Gun Owners of Maine, New Hampshire Firearms Coalition, Rhode Island 2nd Amendment Coalition, and Vermont Federation of Sportsmen’s Clubs — will host their inaugural Firearms Advocacy Conference on May 30 in Chicopee, Mass. at Castle of Knights, 1599 Memorial Dr.
The Firearms Advocacy Conference will bring together some of the top minds and staunchest advocates from the New England states to discuss legislation, litigation, lobbying, and more! Second Amendment giants, legislators, attorneys, and content creators have committed to participating in the event.
“We wanted to create an environment where state and regional organizations could come together and discuss the issues that are unique to their areas,” conference chair and CCRKBA Director Holly Sullivan said. “Launching our inaugural regional conference in New England will bring together states with some of the best and worst gun laws to share strategies as well as highlight potential battles that may come to the more liberty-minded states.”
The New England Firearms Advocacy Conference will be a one-day event with the benefit of no overnight lodging needs for most attendees; room blocks will be carved out for those who want to stay nearby. Participants will be provided coffee, pastries, and lunch as well as a program packed with quality presentations and speakers.
“Bringing a conference like this into the middle of the battlefield is common sense,” said CCRKBA Chairman Alan Gottlieb. “Massachusetts was at the heart of the American Revolution, and Bay Staters — along with many of the New England states — have to fight for their independence from tyranny yet again. We’re proud to bring this event to the epicenter of an anti-gun haven and hope our programming will inspire and educate this generation of Second Amendment supporters.”
The cost to attend the New England Firearms Advocacy Conference is $25.00 and includes a one-year membership to CCRKBA.
For more information about the conference, visit https://ccrkba.org/fac/
1st amendment is no more – get the popcorn out: This Ruling Could Change Gun Content Online Forever!
A federal appeals court has ruled that not all computer code is protected speech in a case involving 3D-printed firearm files and Defense Distributed. What does this mean for the Second Amendment? And could this decision impact online firearm content nationwide?
In this video, we break down the Third Circuit’s ruling, explain the First Amendment implications, and analyze how this fits into the post-Bruen legal landscape.
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It doesn’t appear to have gone well for New Jersey…
The state of NJ had a difficult oral argument in their latest sensitive places fight before the US Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit! Mark Smith, Four Boxes Diner, discusses.
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Our Twisted Media Is Going All Out to Maintain the Narrative.
“The bias of our legacy media has never been more obvious.
We all watched the other day as the legacy media reinvented the nomenclature for a murderous gunman who considered himself a woman and shot up innocents, including elementary school kids. It was a ‘gunperson,’ we were told, whom the media went out of their way to call ‘her’ and ‘she’ and even correct anyone who used what they call the ‘incorrect pronouns.’ They held, apparently, that the killer’s feelings were more important than the number of people with bullets in them because this troubled man was ‘transgender.’ (Yes, I said ‘man’.)
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Oh, and forget the facts, like such people are committing such crimes at a much higher rate than the general population. A report out from the Federal Bureau of Prisons on Jan. 9 of this year says that nearly 50% of trans-identifying people have sex crime convictions, as opposed to around 10% of the general male population. We used to commit such people to the local R wing, where they could get the kind of mental health care they need, or at least the public is protected from them. But our press wants us to play into their fantasy. We have to go to the press outside of our country to find people asking questions like ‘Are cross-sex drugs driving trans shooters to kill?’
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