Lunatic Dem. Senator deletes tweet about chemical weapons at US-Mexico border

Sen. Brian Schatz (D-HI) is another politician working hard at pulling the nation together in harmony. He tweeted on Sunday that the tear gas used against Central American migrants who forcefully tried to enter the US illegally and were, in some cases, throwing stones at officials on the US side of the border, may have been in violation of international agreements governing the use of chemical weapons.

That is a divisive, false, idiot's assertion. Police forces across the country use tear gas because it is safe and effective in breaking up dangerous crowds. He probably knows that but he hates Trump and had to jump on the bandwagon because that's what the left tends to do.

Then he backtracked, because that's what cowards do.

The Associated Press reported that U.S. border agents shot several rounds of the gas after migrants tried to penetrate several points along the border at the San Ysidro border crossing between Tijuana, Mexico, and California.

The migrants attempted to squeeze through gaps in wire, climb over fences and peel back metal sheeting to enter. In other words, they were destroying property in an attempt to illegally enter the United States.

In response to the reports, Schatz, ever the idiot, tweeted: "Tear gas across the border against unarmed families is a new low." 

Then about 45 minutes later, the senator tweeted: "Who gave the order? Did it implement or contravene policy?" 

Then he tweeted "WHO GAVE THE ORDER?" in all caps in an attempt to out-tweet the one person in the nation whose finger is on the "Send" button.

Schatz then stupidly asked: "Why tear gas? Is this consistent with the Conventions on Chemical Weapons?" proving to the country that even a stupid douche can be a Senator.

However, the tweet remained posted for merely a few minutes before it was deleted and replaced by this message: "Anyone uncomfortable with spraying tear gas on children is welcome to join the coalition of the moral and the sane. We can argue about other stuff when we’ve got our country back."

Nobody took our country, jerk. But given the chance, there are people out there who would gladly take it.

Parents who took their children on the caravan trek are terrible parents. It is dangerous for them in so many ways, but the left has made them out as heroes. The caravan put the women and children out front, like Hamas does, to make it seem like the innocent are being attacked by the big bad Americans. But the truth is, there are significantly more men in the caravan, young, strong men of working age, as well as criminals, in those caravans.

In an exchange with opinion writer Stephen Miller, Schatz admitted: "I went ahead and deleted the one about chemical weapons because I just don’t know enough about what happened." 

He then asked Miller: "Does this not strike you as excessive?"

Attacking the border and being violent is excessive. Throwing stones can be very dangerous, at times deadly--and that should not be tolerated. Border Patrol agents, military personnel, everyone protecting our borders have a right to go home in one piece.

Fox News tried to interview Schatz, but like the coward he is, he didn't respond for comment.

Marines leaving gas chamber: it gives confidence
in handling the situation

I wonder what he and others on the left would think if their job was to protect our border and this happened. Tear gas is no biggie--we all in the Marine Corps had to enter a "gas chamber" to learn how to tolerate it. No doubt it sucks, but it isn't dangerous and it has nothing whatsoever to do with the Conventions on Chemical Weapons. 

That's just ignorant.

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Dumb Dems anti-gun plan backfires

A left-wing study meant to expose the perfidy of illegal online gun sales ended up exposing the honesty of gun sellers after investigators tried to set up scores of firearm transactions.

Sorry Dems you need to learn how to get out of your own way.

Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-MD), along with Sens. Elizabeth "Fauxcahontas" Warren (D-MA) and Brian Schatz (D-HI) commissioned the Government Accountability Office report to examine how online private dealers might be selling guns to people not permitted to possess them.

They based their efforts on a Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) 2016 report claiming that "anonymity of the internet makes it an ideal means for prohibited individuals to obtain illegal firearms."

"Congressional requesters asked that GAO access the extent to which ATF is enforcing existing laws and investigate whether online private sellers sell firearms to people who are not allowed or eligible to possess a firearm," the report said.

After a two-and-a-half year investigation in which agents tried to buy firearms illegally on the "Surface Web" and the "Dark Web," generally letting the sellers know their status as "prohibited individuals" or trying to buy across state lines, it turns out there were not takers, or in this case, sellers willing to do business with them.

The GAO revealed that in their 72 attempts (one for each jihad virgin) outside of the dark web were all "unsuccessful."

"It's just amazing that none of the mainstream media, except for Fox News, covered this story after all the effort the Democrats made," my main man, Vinny Boombots, said. "Un-freaking-believable!"

"Private sellers on Surface Web gun forums and in classified ads were unwilling to sell a firearm to our agents that self-identified as being prohibited from possessing a firearm," the GAO reported. They also noted that in "72 attempts . . . 56 sellers refused to complete a transaction once we revealed that either the shipping address across state lines or that we were prohibited by law from owning firearms." In the other cases, the investigators' website was frozen or they encountered suspected scammers.

"Me no like Thunderstick, Keemosabi"

On the dark web, GAO agents were able to purchase two guns illegally, as the serial numbers on the weapons were "obliterated" and "shipped across state lines." BUT in the attempt to buy the weapons, the agents "did not disclose any information indicating they were prohibited from possessing a firearm."

Based on the findings, the GAO said it is "not making recommendations in this report."

The three Democratic stooges did not reply to Fox News' request for comment on the GAO's findings.

The NRA said that online sales are in fact regulated and called the study an "embarrassment" for the gun control leftists.

"GAO's findings showed nothing so much as that private sellers advertising online are knowledgeable about the law, conscientious, and self-policing.
 the NRA said, adding that online gun sales are "subject to the same federal laws that apply to any other commercial or private gun sales."


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