Obama to Ban Gun Importation Via Executive Orders

http://investmentwatchblog.com/this-is-huge-obama-to-ban-gun-import-via-excecutive-orders-no-more-milsurp-parts-sets-no-more-milsurp-magazines-no-more-milsurp-ammo-no-more-milsurp-optics-perhaps-not-even-spare-firing-p/#BGdpqQPYzD3gZmAP.99

THIS IS HUGE: OBAMA TO BAN GUN IMPORT—-Via EXCECUTIVE ORDERS —- no more milsurp parts sets. No more milsurp magazines. No more milsurp ammo. No more milsurp optics. Perhaps not even spare firing pins

Our country is under attack and Obama is focused on disarming citizens in violation of the 2nd Amendment.

New backdoor import ban of all parts kits and hi cap mags

After Senate setback, Obama quietly moving forward with gun regulation

A Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives Final Rule published today in the Federal Register and a news release issued Friday by the Department of Health and Human Services, followed up with a notice to be published tomorrow, are two developments all but ignored by the mainstream press even though Vice President Joe Biden announced last week that the administration would be using executive orders to advance “gun control” goals following a Senate battle that could not muster the votes to do so legislatively.

http://www.examiner.com/article/after-senate-setback-obama-quietly-moving-forward-with-gun-regulation

Just as I warned SurvivalBlog readers, it appears that the BHO Administration is taking executive action on firearms importation. Take a few minutes to read this:After Senate setback, Obama quietly moving forward with gun regulation. Here is the key portion of the article:

“The Importation of Defense Articles and Defense Services — U.S. Munitions Import List references executive orders, amends ATF regulations and clarifies Attorney General authority “to designate defense articles and defense services as part of the statutory USML for purposes of permanent import controls,” among other clauses specified in heavy legalese requiring commensurate analysis to identify just what the administration’s intentions are. Among the speculations of what this could enable are concerns that importing and International Traffic in Arms Regulations [ITAR] may go forward to reflect key elements within the United Nations Arms Trade Treaty.”[Emphasis added.]