It's funny how life takes it's twists and turns, isn't it? When I was a youngster, I was very much influenced by my grandfather, B. J. Morris. He always told me, "When guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns." And I believed him, because, well, he was my grandfather. I loved that old man. I was his shadow. Wherever he went, I was never far behind. He bought me my first horse and named him Shamrock, because he found his head sticking through a hedgerow in Shamrock, Texas. He carried him home where they lived in Denton, Texas in the back of a dump truck!
Later on they moved to the outskirts of town where they had a lot more room, about 180 acres with a lake on it. I remember breaking horses to ride while they lived there. I went to college at Texas Woman's University in that town. That's where I got my first inkling that there was another agenda on the table concerning death and dying. I had no idea people had those ideas. The nursing program there was heavy with this woman's writings and ideas. At this moment in time, I don't know anything about her possibly being involved in New Age ideas, but her writings and work have contributed, I'm sure to the population reduction issue.
My two brothers took their guns with them whenever they left the house going to the lake or fishing or what have you. David and Dale used to take their guns when they'd go fishing because of snakes.
They'd take them when we'd go horseback riding for the same reason. Horses don't like snakes! And if you want to stay aboard your mount, you'd better have something with which to eradicate the beasties! That is, providing your horse doesn't mind the sound of a gunshot close to his ears!
Guns were not a big deal to us. We accepted them as a normal part of our everyday existence. We used them for hunting and killing the occasional critter that made a nuisance of itself in the henhouse.
Paw Paw never sat us kids down that I remember to have any kind of special talk with us about guns or their purpose. Never had to. We understood the purpose of guns: security and safety.
Numerous times Paw would tell us that the United Nations would be the downfall of the United States. When I got old enough to know anything about the United Nations, I remembered what he'd said, but didn't see the connection, as they seemed quite benign.
But as a preacher I know once said, "Information became revelation."
Paw Paw is gone now, but his words are not. The United Nations is still the biggest threat to gun-ownership today. Unless you count the idiot politicians we've sent to Washington, D.C.
When I finally got on the Internet and began to do some exploring, I began to see just how big an issue guns and gun-ownership really was. There were all sorts of freedom issues and guns figured pretty prominently. I got on some good mailing lists, and one of the first was
SCAN THIS NEWS. Scott McDonald has a really good web page dedicated to identification issues and I so appreciated his information. That's where I first heard about Second Amendment Sisters. They were really just getting off the ground then and not very well known. So I contacted them. They seemed very responsible and level headed, so I volunteered my services as the Arkansas State Coordinator for their group. Dianne Sawyer responded to me and said they'd love to have me on board. I was very happy to be among them as they were women after my own heart. Back to the 'sisters' in a moment.
Continuing to cruise the net, I soon discovered why my grandfather told us kids the United Nations was such a threat to our being able to keep guns: they didn't like guns and didn't want Americans to have any! In fact, they don't want ANYBODY to have any guns. Oh, except a few of them, that is.
Readers of this column will not be surprised to read the following. I personally was a taken a little aback reading how forthright and open they are. Some have said that when this is done, it is an indication that they are no longer afraid to show their real intention. I suppose that's right. There have been so many other areas in which globalists have come right out in the open with what they intend, it's almost a non sequitur anymore.
Check the Merriam-Webster online dictionary for the word 'governance.' You'll find it means 'GOVERNMENT'. 'Governance' is just a weasel word they use. Peons like us aren't supposed to think anything about it or question it AT ALL.
Check this site out and go all the way to the bottom and look for the chapter heading called 'Inculcating a Culture of Non-Violence." Read that whole small section. These clowns are not bashful about tell us that it is their intent to disarm you, my friend.
"We strongly endorse community initiatives to protect individual life, to encourage the disarming of civilians, and to foster an atmosphere of security in neighbourhoods. All have a role to play, including television, the cinema, and other media. The task of promoting security in the global neighbourhood will be immeasurably harder if in societies around the world a culture of violence is on the rise and personal insecurity is pervasive.
Actually, if you didn't believe that the United Nations had any ill-intent, the above quoted paragraph doesn't sound all that bad… except for the part about disarming of civilians. Sounds like they only want what will make us all safe and warm and cozy, right? Wrong. They are an organization dedicated to the overthrow of all governments in favor of one government, with their own "chosen ones" at the helm.
Now back to the 'Sisters"…
Being a person who seeks after truth wherever it is found, I thought I was doing my newfound buddies a favor when I started posting messages to the state coordinators regarding the agenda of the United Nations. Wrong. I was warned by the founders time and time again for doing this. They just didn't see the connection. I tried to explain. They didn't want to hear it. I was told, "You're scaring some of the younger coordinators."
Sounds like what I was told when I wanted to make some material available on the foyer table of the church we were attending. The pastor said, "I don't want to scare the people" . Huh? Is that what information does? Is that what happens?
Gee, I thought it was to make people aware so they could actually get off their fat fannies and do something about it.
But that's all water under the bridge, as they say. I wish them no ill will whatever. In fact, they're doing quite a good job. I wish them all the best in the world.
I wish us all the best. We shall need it. And God bless the United States of America.
Charlene Sanders
Hot Springs, Arkansas
