The IRS and the national gun registry

[ProMultis]

Much has been written and talked about lately regarding the recent revelations of the #IRS and #AP. These are merely symptomatic, however.

During the 2012 campaign Harry Reid, et. al., were first to disclose personal information about Mitt Romney's tax information. How did he know?

We all looked in horror when an agenda-driven editor published the names and addresses of some NY registered gun owners. Why all the hubbub? Then we learned, during the latest gun grab attempt, that the state of MO had provided the names of registered gun owners to DOT. The reason to be fearful is the cross-referencing of databases. MO denied it, until it was proven that gun owner information WAS provided to the MO DOT.

Gun owners in-the-know can put the pieces of the puzzle together, and realize the impact of a national gun registry. If you're still in denial, and the events of the last two weeks haven't convinced you, I'm not likely to either. But beware: The #IRS has proven it was MUCH more power than we think, and they've also proven the willingness to throw ethics to the wind--at least as it concerns conservatives--and have no compunction about releasing personal and private donor information to the press.

Wake Up. #Protect2A
@jimfak