After Obama win, U.S. backs new U.N. arms treaty talks

[bobinbusan]

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Here we go, now the SHTF :jaw:

UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Hours after U.S. President Barack Obama was re-elected, the United States backed a U.N. committee's call on Wednesday to renew debate over a draft international treaty to regulate the $60 billion global arms trade.

U.N. delegates and gun control activists have complained that negotiations collapsed in July largely because Obama feared attacks from Republican rival Mitt Romney if his administration was seen as supporting the pact, a charge the United States denies.

 

[ilintner]

Need a giant pelican case group buy for me to start burying my guns in.

 

[bobinbusan]

Could use a few myself and one of there coolers build better then a YETI, keep me in the loop

 

[skipper]

Schedule 40 pvc pipe.

 

[bobinbusan]

Guess you could use that Schedule 40 pvc pipe as a beer cooler also and would be a lot cheaper then them Pelican or yeti coolers :flypig: :loco: :cheer2: hoto: :thumb::hat:

 

[bobinbusan]

UPDATED INFORMATION< CHECK IT OUT

Obama Administration Endorses New U.N. Arms Trade Treaty Negotiations
Just as NRA warned would happen, following the election, the Obama administration has moved forward with its plans to support a United Nations Arms Trade Treaty. On Wednesday November 7, the U.S. Mission to the U.N. made clear its support for renewed ATT negotiations, casting a vote in favor of resolution A/C.1/67/L.11. The resolution calls for a "Final United Nations Conference on the Arms Trade Treaty" to be held in New York City from March 18-28.

Undeterred by the failure of July's U.N. Conference on the ATT, in recent months the global civilian disarmament groups and their patron governments have been working nonstop to revive the treaty. Most visible were the attempts made by participants at the Second Review Conference of the UN Programme of Action on Small Arms and Light Weapons. At the conference, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon used his time to state, "an arms trade treaty is long overdue… I urge you to redouble efforts to agree on a robust 'ATT' as soon as possible."

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[MIAMI MATT]

yup,kinda weird the same day the ATF requested a couple major distributors to inventory and not ship on the 7th,,,,,

 

[OldSkool3006]

Sure does worry me, what's gonna happen the next four years...