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Gun Control: Is it Necessary??? homicides and gun ownership in the USA.

Wednesday, July 25, 2012 20:11

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**** APPARENTLY ITS MY VATIC NOTE THEY DO NOT LIKE. Every blog of this article without the vatic note, as its now constructed was allowed up but when I tried to put this one up they would not do it. Apparently either Bruecke, got it up or they let this one go through by mistake. I have over 10 sitting there that I have to delete that are in draft status that I did not put in draft status.

Vatic Note: This is the third time I have tried to put this up and have failed. I am trying one more time and if it fails I will send it to Bruecke who has been kind enough to put these up for me. THESE STATS BELOW SHOCKED ME. We have more guns in the hands of civilian population than any nation on earth and one of the LOWEST MURDER RATES BY GUN.

In fact more people die per year from LEGAL DRUGS than by gun shot or car accident. AND NOTHING IS DONE ABOUT IT….. PROVES A LACK OF GIVE A S…T ABOUT OUR WELLBEING, DOESN’T IT? Amazing, huh? There is absolutely NO RATIONAL JUSTIFICATION FOR GUN CONTROL EXCEPT TO BE ABLE TO MASSACRE OUR POPULATION BY “CORPORATION ZIONIST BANKER CONTROLLED GOVERNMENT ONCE THE GUNS ARE COLLECTED. Its the only reason for collecting them.

Here is something I finally figured out based on all the research we have published on here and all the eye witness testimony and whistleblower testimony. THE KHAZAR ZIONISTS WERE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HOLOCAUST IN NAZI GERMANY and it began the exact same way as it is here, right now. Here is just one example….. there is more. It began with bankers selecting the leader, (Obama here, Hitler there), Then they populated his military and SS with Zionists. Everyone knows the same is true today with our Pentagon. There were also 150,000 zionist soldiers in HItlers army…. we did a blog on that.

THEN THEY DID GUN CONTROL AND DRAGGED PEOPLE INTO THE STREETS WHO REFUSED TO GIVE UP THEIR GUNS AND MURDERED THEM IN FRONT OF THEIR NEIGHBORS SO THEY WOULD GET THE MESSAGE THAT IT WAS A DEATH PENALTY OFFENSE WITH NO TRIAL, TO REFUSE TO GIVE UP THE GUNS. Did we not just read about Obama giving the orders to shoot anyone who refuses to give up their guns??? See? who Runs Obama? The zionist international bankers, the same ones in the military study in 1919 who determined they were a threat to the national security of the United states and they were right.

So you can see how these khazars infiltrate governments, committed unspeakable evil and then point the finger at the governments they controlled surreptitiously. I finally get it. They are doing to us like they did to the “Real Jews” who have had nothing to do with their evil satanic actions and plans. Using us as a front for their evil acts. Boy, I think its time for us to seriously revisit the entire Holocaust issue. I have no doubts many Jews were incarcerated, but I doubt 6 million of them were murdered….. but that is a rabbit hole I intend to go down.

This below was the final straw to put it all together. It highlights just how very safe we are as gun owners. Even if you take out the fact that most massacres by guns proved afterward to be a result of of a combination of dangerous psychotropic drugs, previous mind control exposure and involvement of the perp with either mossad, CIA, Homeland Security or a family member affiliated with same. This mans’ father was a DARPA engineer and worked on “neuroscience technology”, a nice term for mind control. The son probably was an experiment for the father, knowing he could retrieve him if he wished, unless the father was a psychopath. Then he would not care. (ALERT FLASH; It appears Holms is a government assassin and now we must go searching for verification and will post it as soon as I confirm. If true, then this government has committed a high crime with a death penalty attached. They murdered 18 of their own citizens they swore to defend and protect, and wounded many more….. its also first degree because it was planned. This is serious folks. Big time!)

I guess they really do not want us to know these facts because then the sheeple will wake up and understand how our welfare is the least of the elites concerns as proven by the fact they are willing to “mass” murder us to get that agenda which “they say” is for our own benefit. Historically when they have done this very thing, it turned out bad for everyone except the zionist bankers.

I don’t know about you, but I already have one set of Parents and I sure as hell don’t need a second set called “the ‘foreign infiltrated’ US Government” If I want to commit suicide, I will do it myself and not have them do it for me.

Gun homicides and gun ownership listed by country

http://www.guardian.co.uk/news/datablog/2012/jul/22/gun-homicides-ownership-world-list

Where are the world’s guns – and which countries have the highest rates of firearms murders?

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Handguns for sale in a shop in Red Falls, Idaho, USA

Where are all the guns? Handguns for sale in a shop, Idaho, USA. Photograph: Elaine Thompson/AP

The Aurora shooting has re-lit the arguments over gun control in
the US.

How does the US really compare on firearms? The world’s crime figures are collected by the UNODC through its annual crime survey. It has a special section of data on firearm homicides – and provides detailed information by size of population and compared to other crimes. It is not a perfect dataset – some key nations are missing from the data, including Russia, China and Afghanistan. But it does include the US, UK and many other developed nations.

The Small Arms Survey is also useful – although it is from 2007, it collates civilian gun ownership rates for 178 countries around the world, and has ‘normalised’ the data to include a rate per 100,000 population.

It shows that:

With less than 5% of the world’s population, the United States is home to roughly 35–50 per cent of the world’s civilian-owned guns, heavily skewing the global geography of firearms and any relative comparison

So, given those caveats, we can see which countries have the highest ownership rates for firearms – and which have the highest gun murder rates.

The key facts are:

• The US has the highest gun ownership rate in the world – an average of 88 per 100 people. That puts it first in the world for gun ownership – and even the number two country, Yemen, has significantly fewer – 54.8 per 100 people
• But the US does not have the worst firearm murder rate – that prize belongs to Honduras, El Salvador and Jamaica. In fact, the US is number 28, with a rate of 2.97 per 100,000 people
• Puerto Rico tops the world’s table for firearms murders as a percentage of all homicides – 94.8%. It’s followed by Sierra Leone in Africa and Saint Kitts and Nevis in the Caribbean

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Data summary

Gun murders and ownership

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Country	% of homicides by firearm	Number of homicides by firearm	Homicide by firearm rate per 100,000 pop	Rank by rate of ownership	Average firearms per 100 people	Average total all civilian firearms
SOURCES: UNODC & Small arms survey
Albania	65.9	56	1.76	70	8.6	270,000
Algeria	4.8	20	0.06	78	7.6	1,900,000
Angola				34	17.3	2,800,000
Anguilla	24	1	7.14
Argentina	52	1,198	3.02	62	10.2	3,950,000
Armenia	13	9	0.29	52	12.5	380,000
Australia	11.5	30	0.14	42	15	3,050,000
Austria	29.5	18	0.22	14	30.4	2,500,000
Azerbaijan	6.5	11	0.12	115	3.5	290,000
Bahamas	61.2	52	15.37	98	5.3	17,000
Bahrain	0	0	0	18	24.8	180,000
Bangladesh	43.6	1,456	1.12	169	0.5	700,000
Barbados	40	8	2.99	76	7.8	21,000
Belarus	2.5	12	0.12	79	7.3	710,000
Belgium	39.5	70	0.68	34	17.2	1,800,000
Belize	52.3	68	21.82	62	10	29,000
Benin				137	1.4	120,000
Bermuda	0	0	0
Bhutan				115	3.5	22,000
Bolivia				119	2.8	260,000
Bosnia and Herzegovina	24.7	18	0.48	34	17.3	675,000
Botswana				102	4.9	87,000
Brazil	70.8	34,678	18.1	75	8	14,840,000
Brunei	0	0	0	137	1.4	5,400
Bulgaria	29.7	51	0.67	88	6.2	480,000
Burkina Faso				149	1.1	148,000
Burundi				145	1.2	200,000
Cambodia	36.7	187	1.44	109	4.3	600,000
Cameroon				119	2.8	340,000
Canada	32	173	0.51	13	30.8	9,950,000
Cape Verde				96	5.4	9,500
Central African Republic				153	1	40,000
Chad				149	1.1	109,000
Chile	37.3	353	2.16	59	10.7	1,750,000
China				102	4.9	40,000,000
Colombia	81.1	12,539	27.09	91	5.9	2,700,000
Comoros				127	1.8	11,000
Congo				122	2.7	100,000
Congo, Dem Rep	33.2	248	1.56	137	1.4	800,000
Costa Rica	57.3	201	4.59	64	9.9	430,000
Côte d´Ivoire				124	2.4	400,000
Croatia	34.7	17	0.39	26	21.7	950,000
Cuba	4.4	27	0.24	104	4.8	545,000
Cyprus	26.3	5	0.46	6	36.4	275,000
Czech Republic	11	20	0.19	38	16.3	1,600,000
Denmark	31.9	15	0.27	54	12	650,000
Djibouti				119	2.8	22,000
Dominican Republic	65.5	1,618	16.3	99	5.1	450,000
East Timor				177	0.3	3,000
Ecuador	68.7	1,790	12.73	142	1.3	370,000
Egypt	69.1	453	0.57	115	3.5	1,900,000
El Salvador	76.9	2,446	39.9	92	5.8	400,000
England and Wales	6.6	41	0.07	88	6.2	3,400,000
Equatorial Guinea				29	19.9	100,000
Eritrea				169	0.5	20,000
Estonia	3.9	3	0.24	65	9.2	123,000
Ethiopia				174	0.4	320,000
Fiji				169	0.5	4,000
Finland	19.8	24	0.45	4	45.3	2,400,000
France	9.6	35	0.06	12	31.2	19,000,000
Gabon				46	14	190,000
Gambia				157	0.8	123,000
Georgia	13.3	24	0.55	79	7.3	330,000
Germany	26.3	158	0.19	15	30.3	25,000,000
Ghana				174	0.4	80,000
Greece	34.9	29	0.26	23	22.5	2,500,000
Grenada	0	0	0
Guatemala	84	5,009	34.81	49	13.1	1,650,000
Guinea				145	1.2	110,000
Guinea-Bissau				129	1.6	25,000
Guyana	61.3	85	11.46	45	14.6	110,000
Haiti				164	0.6	190,000
Honduras	83.4	5,201	68.43	88	6.2	500,000
Hong Kong	0	0	0
Hungary	5	7	0.07	93	5.5	560,000
Iceland	0	0	0	15	30.3	90,000
India	7.6	3,093	0.26	110	4.2	46,000,000
Indonesia				169	0.5	1,000,000
Iran				79	7.3	3,500,000
Iraq				8	34.2	9,750,000
Ireland	42	21	0.48	70	8.6	360,000
Israel	11.7	6	0.09	79	7.3	500,000
Italy	66.7	417	0.71	55	11.9	7,000,000
Jamaica	75.6	1,080	39.4	74	8.1	215,000
Japan	1.8	11	0.01	164	0.6	710,000
Jordan	38.8	26	0.49	58	11.5	630,000
Kazakhstan	12.5	210	1.34	142	1.3	200,000
Kenya				86	6.4	740,000
Korea, North				164	0.6	130,000
Korea, South	1.7	14	0.03	149	1.1	510,000
Kosovo				30	19.5	415,000
Kuwait				18	24.8	630,000
Kyrgyzstan	8.3	28	0.54	156	0.9	45,000
Laos				145	1.2	71,000
Latvia	4.6	5	0.22	32	19	280,000
Lebanon	36.5	31	0.76	28	21	750,000
Lesotho				122	2.7	47,000
Liberia	13.2	17	0.43	129	1.6	51,000
Libya				40	15.5	900,000
Liechtenstein	100	1	2.82
Lithuania	2.5	6	0.18	160	0.7	135,000
Luxembourg	42.9	3	0.62	41	15.3	70,000
Macedonia	62.5	25	1.21	20	24.1	490,000
Madagascar				157	0.8	150,000
Malawi				160	0.7	92,000
Malaysia	13.4	64	0.24	133	1.5	370,000
Maldives	62.5	5	1.63	85	6.5	21,000
Mali				149	1.1	143,000
Malta	0	0	0	55	11.9	48,000
Mauritania				129	1.6	50,000
Mauritius	2	1	0.1	44	14.7	180,000
Mexico	54.9	11,309	9.97	42	15	15,500,000
Moldova	3.3	8	0.22	83	7.1	300,000
Monaco	0	0	0
Mongolia	1.4	3	0.11	126	1.9	50,000
Montenegro				21	23.1	150,000
Morocco				101	5	1,500,000
Mozambique				99	5.1	1,000,000
Myanmar				111	4	2,000,000
Namibia				51	12.6	260,000
Nepal	13.3	84	0.3	159	0.8	205,000
Netherlands	30.7	55	0.33	112	3.9	510,000
New Zealand	13.5	7	0.16	22	22.6	925,000
Nicaragua	42.1	338	5.92	77	7.7	395,000
Niger				160	0.7	93,000
Nigeria				133	1.5	2,000,000
Northern Ireland	4.5	5	0.28	25	21.9	380,000
Norway	8.1	2	0.05	11	31.3	1,400,000
Oman				17	25.4	650,000
Pakistan				57	11.6	18,000,000
Panama	75	569	16.18	26	21.7	700,000
Papua New Guinea				145	1.2	71,000
Paraguay	56.1	466	7.35	37	17	1,000,000
Peru	50.8	757	2.63	33	18.8	750,000
Philippines	49.9	7,349	8.93	105	4.7	3,900,000
Poland	7.1	35	0.09	142	1.3	510,000
Portugal	33.8	44	0.41	72	8.5	900,000
Puerto Rico	94.8	692	18.3
Qatar	16.7	1	0.14	31	19.2	520,100
Romania	1.3	5	0.02	160	0.7	160,000
Russia				68	8.9	12,750,000
Rwanda				164	0.6	58,000
Saint Kitts and Nevis	85	17	32.44
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	30	6	5.49
Saudi Arabia				7	35	6,000,000
Scotland				93	5.5	280,000
Senegal				125	2	230,000
Serbia	33.1	45	0.46	5	37.8	3,050,000
Seychelles				96	5.4	4,600
Sierra Leone	87.7	128	2.28	164	0.6	34,000
Singapore	5.9	1	0.02	169	0.5	22,000
Slovakia	11.2	10	0.18	73	8.3	450,000
Slovenia	15.4	2	0.1	47	13.5	270,000
Solomon Islands	0	0	0	174	0.4	1,800
Somalia				66	9.1	750,000
South Africa	45	8,319	17.03	50	12.7	5,950,000
Spain	21.8	90	0.2	61	10.4	4,500,000
Sri Lanka	21.1	291	1.48	133	1.5	300,000
Sudan				93	5.5	2,000,000
Suriname				48	13.4	60,000
Swaziland				86	6.4	72,000
Sweden	33.9	37	0.41	10	31.6	2,800,000
Switzerland	72.2	57	0.77	3	45.7	3,400,000
Syria				112	3.9	735,000
Taiwan	15.9	128	0.56	106	4.4	725,000
Tajikistan	15.6	15	0.22	153	1	65,000
Tanzania				137	1.4	550,000
Thailand				39	15.6	10,000,000
Togo				153	1	60,000
Trinidad and Tobago	72.1	365	27.31	129	1.6	21,000
Tunisia				178	0.1	9,000
Turkey	16.9	535	0.77	52	12.5	9,000,000
Turkmenistan	2.4	5	0.1	114	3.8	180,000
Uganda	10.5	280	0.87	137	1.4	400,000
Ukraine	4.5	100	0.22	84	6.6	3,100,000
United Arab Emirates				24	22.1	1,000,000
United States	60	9,146	2.97	1	88.8	270,000,000
Uruguay	46.5	93	2.8	9	31.8	1,100,000
Uzbekistan				133	1.5	1,200,000
Venezuela	79.5	11,115	38.97	59	10.7	2,850,000
Vietnam	52.9	834	0.99	128	1.7	1,100,000
West Bank & Gaza	72.4	105	2.95	118	3.4	125,000
Yemen				2	54.8	11,500,000
Zambia	11.7	28	0.35	68	8.9	230,000
Zimbabwe	65.6	598	4.78	106	4.4	400,000

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