Good News from Brazil

J.-J. Rousseau, whose thought is at the base of many of the problems we face today, taught that Society is a «Social Contract», but what does the individual do when the state breaks the contract? Self-defence becomes imperative, but the state in an attempt at self-preservation tries to convince the people that the answer to violence is to disarm everyone (except of course the servants of the state!). In most Western countries the scheme is well advanced under the ægis of left-wing politicians and/or activist judges. In Brazil today, however, the state did something unheard of: they gave the people a chance to vote an a proposed gun-sale ban. And by an almost 2 to 1 landslide, the voters of Brazil said they wanted to be able to buy guns to protect themselves and their loved ones. Can we hope that as the situation deteriorates further, they will use those guns to overthrow the Masonic republic that got them into this mess and restore thir lawful Emperor?

From «The New Zealand Herald»:

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/section/story.cfm?c_id=2&objectid=10351767