Category Archives: Activism

Congressman Rho Khanna Is No Friend of the Second Amendment (Video)

Posted on June 11, 2018 by Fred Hoot

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn If anyone had thoughts on Rho Khanna being a friend of our constitutional rights, this video definitely dispels that assumption. Don’t look for Congressman Ro Khanna to have your six when it comes to self-defense or … Continue reading →

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Reports from Saratoga Community Meeting for the Proposed Firearm Storage Ordinance

Posted on May 30, 2018 by Fred Hoot

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Some of the members from Golden State Second Amendment Council attended the Saratoga community meeting on Firearm Storage on Tuesday, May 29, 2018. As expected, the anti-gun people were well prepared well in advance of the … Continue reading →

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REPORT: San Carlos Firearms Community Meeting on May 10, 2018

Posted on May 13, 2018 by Fred Hoot

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn One of our members “T” attended the May 10th “Community Discussion: Firearms Regulations in San Carlos” meeting at Carlmont High School in San Carlos. Here is their detailed report for you. May 10, 2018  San Carlos … Continue reading →

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2A Help Needed in Los Altos

Posted on May 8, 2018 by Fred Hoot

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn During the April 24, 2018 meeting of the Los Altos City Council, extremely restrictive firearms regulations were discussed. The council recommended that the staff look into “certain gun control measures.” This was listed as agenda item … Continue reading →

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San Carlos Hosts Their Own Firearms Regulations Community Discussions

Posted on May 8, 2018 by Fred Hoot

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Yes, the city or San Carlos joined the foray of cities creating “community discussion groups” to take the pulse of their subjects, I mean citizens, about new firearms regulations. Some of the people backing such “discussions” … Continue reading →

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Primary Election Candidate Scorecard and Voter Guide by the GOC

Posted on May 8, 2018 by Fred Hoot

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn The Gun Owners of California Just released the most comprehensive Second Amendment Candidate Scorecard for us here in the anti-2A state of California. Yes, we are fighting the fight to preserve and take back our Second … Continue reading →

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Ellen’s Restaurant in Dallas Tries to Explain Their Anti-NRA Guest Check

Posted on May 7, 2018 by Jarmal Washington

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Ellen’s Restaurant in Dallas, Texas found itself in deep merde after pictures of their guest checks went viral. The message at the bottom of the guest checks, usually reserved for “thank you for shopping”, had a … Continue reading →

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PREPARE: Talking Points for the Santa Clara County Community Summit on Firearms & Safety

Posted on April 27, 2018 by Fred Hoot

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Things to do TODAY Look at the agenda and it’s 12 pages of ‘rules governing participation’. Make notes on these four documents sent by Policy Aide Mario Lopez. Address their objections to what Lopez has sent … Continue reading →

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Santa Clara County Community Summit on Firearms & Safety – Agenda

Posted on April 27, 2018 by Fred Hoot

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn Here is what Mario Lopez sends out when you register for this summit. As you can see, the summit is geared to leading participants toward more gun control. Roundtable facilitators will go through the dialogue agreements. … Continue reading →

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That “F” Has Got to Go!

Posted on April 11, 2018 by Al Boyden

Facebook Twitter Google+ LinkedIn In hindsight of the Parkland shooting tragedy we need to examine its aftermath and ask ourselves what are we seeing and why. We see students marching to ban assault weapons that they believe are to blame. … Continue reading →

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