Gran'pa Jack shows Americans how to stay free.

JPFO, Jews For The Preservation of Firearms Ownership (JPFO-dot-org) - is a cutting edge organization that fights to protect the Bill of Rights and in particular the Second Amendment. JPFO has, so far, produced a set of eight small booklets in "comic-book" format that dig deeply into various freedom issues. These comic books, while small, cover vital ground. The goal is to primarily educate "fence-sitters" on the gun ownership issue. They are also a vitally important education for young people. This video shows samples from each volume along with a brief explanation of the crucial subject of each booklet. (Best viewed at 640x480, the original size).

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[phantomcharger]

@MakeReadySupply and that's a problem?

look, if you want to give your money to another country, do it, no one is stopping you.

but using force to take money from others that work through the IRS, then sending it to people that don't is about as wrong as it gets.

tax money was for basic government needs to protect the people, but now it's for anythingand everything they want

why aren't they sending us money, we are the ones that are forced to protect them, not the other way around

[phantomcharger]

know we're talkin!

this is what we should be pushing, simple in your face logic that can't be refuted

5 stars.

Ron Paul 2012!

[BrokenRRT]

@MakeReadySupply He would be forced to give foreign aid to Israel. Though I support him I know that not everything he says will work or happen. Just look at the clown we have in office now...he was going to save the world but has done nothing to do so.

[MakeReadySupply]

@phantomcharger Ron Paul would not give foreign aid to Israel! He is very off the mark on quite a few issues.