When one police officer radioed in for more information on the car allegedly driven by the "Sandy Hook shooter", another officer read out over the transponder the following name: "Christopher Rodia". We are told that two calls overlapped on the same radio frequency and have nothing to do with one another. But the public's own investigation into Rodia's background brings up an important point - quite unexpectedly.
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As the public's investigation revealed, Rodia was once in the news for stealing copper wire from a construction site with his 19 year old niece. The report states that Rodia and his niece had been living in Newtown, Connecticut, at "19 Vollmer Ave":
Something must be in the air at that address, because if you look up "19 Vollmer Ave", you will find that it is the same residence of a man named George Uzar, who was recently arrested for "erratic" driving:
What is interesting is George's father, George Uzar Sr., is serving a long-term prison sentence for sawing off manufacturing automatic assault rifles and selling them to members of the Latin Kings, a notorious Latino gang. See, for example, the following article was published after authorities raided the elder Uzar's residence:
Ties in nicely to the theme of mass murder gun violence, doesn't it?
Under Obama's plan to supposedly prevent the next Sandy Hook by fingerprinting gun owners and banning certain semi-automatic weapons, Uzar Sr.'s weapon-smuggling ring would have been tracked down a long time ago. But even with Uzar caught, and even with the proposed, government-mandated fingerprinting scheme or gun bans for Americans, the Latin Kings - and suicidal and vengeful people - are still going to want their guns. The Latin Kings - just like suicidal and vengeful people - are not going to be deterred just because they could not buy a "long gun" at Walmart. After all, case after case has shown that such crimes often involve a meticulous planning process; what different does it make if acquiring weapons is part of that process?
We can already see that illegality makes no difference. Already, the Latin Kings were going the illegal route when it came to weapons. And the dark web has shown that, for the right price, anyone can get anything at any time. Illegality is not an object. Furthermore, making weapons more difficult to acquire will likely incentivize engagement in gun-related black market activity - empowering not George Uzar Sr., but likely gun-manufacturing cartels, especially those empowered by the gun-grabbing agenda in the U.S., which would drive up the demand for such goods and services. All Obama's measures will do is push weapon-smuggling out of the hands of law-breaking hobbyists like Uzar Sr. and into the powerful, well-networked underground - just like what happened when alcohol production was banned during the Prohibition Era. During the Prohibition era, the entire alcohol industry became a cash cow for gangster mafia types like Al Capone, and others.
Of course, the media is not covering any of this. In fact, the media is silent on the issue of gun-wielding gangs like the Latin Kings as a whole - if you have not noticed. And that is fitting. Because if the media was talking about the "gangs with guns" problem and things like illegal gun runners, the public would stop believing in the gun grab agenda. In the end, if Obama's proposed anti-gun measures are ever adopted, the only difference is that regular citizens will be unable to obtain guns of the same caliber that criminals or angry suicidal people will still be getting their hands on. And that is even more frightening.
Walk with me a moment.
As the public's investigation revealed, Rodia was once in the news for stealing copper wire from a construction site with his 19 year old niece. The report states that Rodia and his niece had been living in Newtown, Connecticut, at "19 Vollmer Ave":
Something must be in the air at that address, because if you look up "19 Vollmer Ave", you will find that it is the same residence of a man named George Uzar, who was recently arrested for "erratic" driving:
What is interesting is George's father, George Uzar Sr., is serving a long-term prison sentence for sawing off manufacturing automatic assault rifles and selling them to members of the Latin Kings, a notorious Latino gang. See, for example, the following article was published after authorities raided the elder Uzar's residence:
Ties in nicely to the theme of mass murder gun violence, doesn't it?
Under Obama's plan to supposedly prevent the next Sandy Hook by fingerprinting gun owners and banning certain semi-automatic weapons, Uzar Sr.'s weapon-smuggling ring would have been tracked down a long time ago. But even with Uzar caught, and even with the proposed, government-mandated fingerprinting scheme or gun bans for Americans, the Latin Kings - and suicidal and vengeful people - are still going to want their guns. The Latin Kings - just like suicidal and vengeful people - are not going to be deterred just because they could not buy a "long gun" at Walmart. After all, case after case has shown that such crimes often involve a meticulous planning process; what different does it make if acquiring weapons is part of that process?
We can already see that illegality makes no difference. Already, the Latin Kings were going the illegal route when it came to weapons. And the dark web has shown that, for the right price, anyone can get anything at any time. Illegality is not an object. Furthermore, making weapons more difficult to acquire will likely incentivize engagement in gun-related black market activity - empowering not George Uzar Sr., but likely gun-manufacturing cartels, especially those empowered by the gun-grabbing agenda in the U.S., which would drive up the demand for such goods and services. All Obama's measures will do is push weapon-smuggling out of the hands of law-breaking hobbyists like Uzar Sr. and into the powerful, well-networked underground - just like what happened when alcohol production was banned during the Prohibition Era. During the Prohibition era, the entire alcohol industry became a cash cow for gangster mafia types like Al Capone, and others.
Of course, the media is not covering any of this. In fact, the media is silent on the issue of gun-wielding gangs like the Latin Kings as a whole - if you have not noticed. And that is fitting. Because if the media was talking about the "gangs with guns" problem and things like illegal gun runners, the public would stop believing in the gun grab agenda. In the end, if Obama's proposed anti-gun measures are ever adopted, the only difference is that regular citizens will be unable to obtain guns of the same caliber that criminals or angry suicidal people will still be getting their hands on. And that is even more frightening.
