If you have the government officially training for national gun confiscation and the Delta Force training to take over governors that don't submit during martial law, and I got that from the Delta Force, and Delta Force training to set up real liberal protesters at the World Trade Organization meeting in 99, they didn't like that.

And at the time, the leftists defended that by saying, well, we don't want a police officer to make a decision on his own about what's constitutional or not. That's for the judges. So their attitude has always been, until now, that it's the judges that tell you whether or not something you're being told is unconstitutional.

And will begin the door-to-door confiscation of 40,000 handguns and assault weapons illegally owned by Californians. SB 140.

The story is that Schmecker went to a doctor to try and get pain meds. Often, when a veteran who gets their health care through the VA shows up at a doctor's office looking for pain pills, they're required to get a psych evaluation from the VA in an effort to screen out drug-seeking behaviors. Schmecker refused to get that evaluation. So the doctor who referred him back to the VA for the evaluation called for a follow-up when Schmecker wasn't home. He called, not intentionally, just happened to be when the dude wasn't home. And apparently the answering machine message that he got was enough to worry him for Schmecker's well-being. The doctor recommended a wellness check, and after that point, the police showed up, and he allegedly had his guns confiscated. I'm not sure what to make of this story, primarily because the only information I can find on it comes directly from him. And even by his telling of the story, his actions created the situation he found himself in. This wasn't an instance of tyranny coming around. It's more a case of a guy refusing to follow the VA's guidelines who had a disturbing outbound message on his answering machine, who then acted in ways that are huge red flags to mental health care providers. Like, there's no way to say this for sure, but I have almost zero doubt that if he'd just shown up for the VA psych evaluation, it would have just been a formality. He would have been fine as long as he didn't use it as an opportunity to rant about the government trying to use psych evaluations to control the few people in society who were truly awake. If he'd just gone in, he'd have his pain medication and his guns. I'm almost certain of that.

You go to the VA, they're going to fucking take your guns. All it is is a bunch of snitches. The VA is a bunch of snitches.

They trained 24-7 to take our guns and put us in re-education camps.

But he doesn't really care all that much about it because he's now saying that the government and the globalists are going to use that as a way to take everyone's guns intentionally to start a civil war.

But see, I'm always the one that gets to be attacked when I break it. Just like it was out for a few days and getting the attention, we pointed out the Iowa National Guard gun confiscation drill. Nope. They themselves were admitting that's what it was.

I can tell you that the order of which you just spoke has never been received by the Iowa National Guard. And I can tell you that you will not find stronger defenders of the Constitution than the men and women of the Iowa National Guard.

We haven't been asked to do that in the state of Iowa in the history of our state.

Blagojevich ordered the National Guard to confiscate guns all over Illinois.