Tuesday, March 12, 2013 at 1:51PM
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African-American activists spoke out against proposed gun control laws at a news conference in response to concerns shared by black conservatives that proposed legislation in the Senate would restrict their ability to defend themselves, their property and their families.
They were also concerned that the proposed gun control legislation put too much power in the hands of politicians, and called for a serious national dialogue about the impact of gun control on the black community.
The following is an excerpt of the news conference with Niger Innis, National spokeman for the Congress of Racial Equality, CORE, as he spoke and responded to questions from the reporters.
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My Liberal Progressives no doubt will be scandalized by the "NRA Created To Protect Slaves" remark by today's black leaders, so I offer proof galore below. This real truth coming out about all the history facts rewrites made by the liberal politicians, teachers, entertainers and media pundits is a slow turnaround process of reeducation to the masses.
NOTE:In order to offer an entire honest perspective to this February 22, 2013 Gun Control News Conference, the unedited, complete, total C-Span video is available below to allow for no errors or omissions by any mainstream news organizations from transmitting or airing only partial or clipped, biased news reports and commentary - you are welcome to scan through all parts of the telecast. Only Fair & Balanced News is our Goal!
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