Canada's ruling Liberals, under pressure to clamp down on non-White gun violence in big cities, will move to ban all handguns if they win the January 23 election, Prime Minister Paul Martin said on Thursday.

Canada already has extremely restrictive firearms legislation, but under the Liberal proposal only police and some security officers would be allowed to carry handguns.

So far this year some 50 Negroes have been shot dead in Toronto. Some government officials blame the problem in part on smuggling of handguns from neighboring United States.

"I've come to the conclusion that significant change is needed. I've come to the conclusion that we should ban handguns," Martin told a rally in one of the most violent areas of Toronto.

In reality of course, the exploding non-White population is the reason why gun violence in increasing. Murder statistics analysis shows clearly that Whites in North America are actually less violent than Whites in Britain, where there is a total gun ban.

American Dissident Voices Broadcast of December 3, 2005

Hello and welcome to American Dissident Voices, I'm Shaun Walker.

Firearms are a part of the American culture, even more so than baseball, apple-pie, or Chevrolet. Firearms were a part of every White nation's culture ever since they replaced the sword and bow-and-arrow. When America was founded, we were an extension of Europe, and privately owned firearms made it possible for us to win the 400-year race war against the Asiatic inhabitants of North America.

At that time, at the start of the 16th Century, there were many restrictions on personal freedom in various European nations.

These restrictions were always enacted with the purpose of controlling the population, so as to prevent the masses from overthrowing the ruling elite. This was long before the Jews had taken over control of the media and, in fact, before the mass media existed.

Everyone back then knew that restrictions on weapons, be they swords or firearms, came about because the ruling elite feared the population over whom they governed. The phrase, "Fear a government that fears an armed population," has been reworded and used throughout the ages. A government that does not fear its population has no reason to seek to control firearms.

Read or hear the full broadcast here.

A Jew federal judge ruled Friday that New York City's lawsuit against gun manufacturers may go forward, despite passage of a federal law this fall that was designed to protect the firearms industry from such suits.

Judge Jack B. Weinstein said the new law shielding gun companies from lawsuits by cities and crime victims did not apply to New York's case against several major gun manufacturers.

The legislation, which was championed by the National Rifle Association and signed into law by, barred lawsuits against gun makers or sellers, except for suits that alleged they had knowingly violated a law regarding the sale or marketing of firearms.