Poor little Billy Clinton just can't make himself tell the truth. If he weren't in a position to do the country so much harm he would just be a sad, white trash pathological liar. In this case though, the original deception was coldly engineered and smoothly executed by Clinton with the help of accomplices in the US Congress and his own remarkable psychological defects—the utter lack of conscience and morality.

In this case, the deception is in claiming that the national instant check system—or NICS, the immediate phone-linked computer background check of a potential gun buyer's criminal record—was intended to replace the Brady law's onerous five day waiting period, during which the background check was to be conducted by less sophisticated means. But lo and behold, Clinton's going to try to get the waiting period reinstated in addition to the instant check system. Says he wants Congress to pass a law that requires a wait of several days. Those who are surprised at being deceived and then betrayed by Clinton in regard to this matter are either dumb or amazingly gullible

Here's what Clinton had to say: "This cooling-off period will help prevent rash acts of violence and give authorities more time to stop illegal gun purchasers." Of course, now that the instant check system is in place "authorities" only need about two seconds—the time it takes to read a computer screen and tell the customer "No dice"--to stop an illegal gun purchase. But that's not relevant. Never was. The basic idea is still the same--to harass and intimidate gun owners and gun buyers.

On a related front, Clinton chastised the NRA for recently filing suit in federal court against the FBI . In conjunction with the instant check system, the FBI has established a national registry of gun buyers in violation of current U.S. law and of the privacy rights of Americans. Of course, these are nit-picking violations for an administration that slaughters members of undesirable religious sects and sells military technology to our greatest potential enemy in return for campaign contributions. In response, the FBI says that they will only keep the records for six months or less, so that they can audit the gun purchases to make sure they're legal. Seriously ladies and gentlemen--do you believe the records will be destroyed as the law requires? If you do, please see the last sentence in the third paragraph of this article.