20-20 vision = 40 caliber reality

Connecting the points gets easier and easier. Hollow points that is.

Department of Homeland Security buying up enough ammo to wage seven-year war against the American people - Mike Adams

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/035649_DHS_ammunition_domestic_war.html#ixzz1ssjuMCRy

 

Many NaturalNews readers may not know this, but "hollow point" ammunition is never purchased for practice or training. This ammunition is purchased for the sole purpose of being used in active fighting. At the same time, it is a violation of the Geneva Convention to use hollow point ammunition on the battle field.This is crucial to understand. It means the occupying federal government is acquiring this ammunition to be used against the American people. Furthermore, DHS does not fight wars overseas. It is a domestic agency with domestic responsibilities. Its purchase of .40 ammunition is a clear and obvious indication that DHS plans to wage war on the American people.

 

Army OKs Hollow-Point Bullets—By Adam Weinstein

| Tue May. 18, 2010 12:33 PM PDT

http://motherjones.com/mojo/2010/05/army-oks-hollow-point-bullets-base-shooting-ft-hood-military

Hollow-point munitions are already highly favored by civilian law enforcement agencies, such as the New York Police Department, which switched to the ammo in 1998. While the damage these munitions do to their target is devastating, they're also considered to be safer to bystanders, since their kinetic energy is lower, and they tend to lodge in whatever they hit directly, rather than passing through or ricocheting. (However, as Norman Siegel of the New York Civil Liberties Union asked in '98: What about when an innocent bystander—or another police officer—is what the bullet hits directly?)

The ultimate irony here is that the Army will now arm itself against internal threats with a munition that's illegal to use in war. The Hague Convention of 1899 bans any lawful combatant from using "bullets which expand or flatten easily in the human body, such as bullets with a hard envelope which does not entirely cover the core, or is pierced with incisions." That is to say, steel-jacketed hollow-points.