Second Amendment, Militias

Ron Paul on Gun Control during the 20th Century

PART 2/2: Militia 2.0: Re-establishing The Constitutional Law Enforcers In The US If you seen PART 1/1: First Initiative In Restoring The Republic: Recognize & Install Grand Jury In Your County; the discussion was about Tactical Civics and making sure that the people of every county in the United States has a grand jury in place to deal with corruption and crime. This allows for the people to present evidence and issue indictments. However, there need to be law enforcers to carry out the indictments to bring those indicted to justice. This is the duty of the constitutional militia (Article I, Section 18, Clause 15). So, in today's episode, David Zuniga and Matt Mida discusses how this works and how to ensure that you organize a constitutional militia to perform the duties under our Constitution.

PART 1/2: First Initiative In Restoring The Republic: Recognize & Install Grand Jury In Your County People comment every day asking, "What do we do?" While many are looking to be told something like "Makes sure and vote Red next time," many are looking for more than looking to someone else to do for them what others who have been elected wouldn't do and are looking to be the change they desire. With that in mind, David Zuniga and Matt Mida of Tactical Civics.com have put together a comprehensive plan for bringing justice, which guards our liberties, back into our land and the solution to that is the People. Appealing to the Bible and the enforcement of the US Constitution, these men talk about what Tactical Civics is and what a grand jury is and how it needs to be reestablished in every county in every state of our union.

John Birch Society, 2nd Amendment Bill of Rights The Second Amendment, often referred to as the right to bear arms, is one of 10 amendments that form the Bill of Rights, ratified in 1791 by the U.S. Congress. A well-regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.