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DOJ Files Lawsuit to Stop California and Virgina Gun Bans
Amendment 3 – Missouri 2026
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Kansas Bans Kratom / 7-OH

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DOJ Files Lawsuit to Stop California and Virgina Gun Bans
The Department of Justice today filed two lawsuits, one against California and one against the Commonwealth of Virginia, citing their recently enacted gun laws were unconsttitutional and violate the Second Amendment Rights of their Citizens. Hopefully, these won’t get drug forever through the court system.
Amendment 3 – Missouri 2026
Amendment 3 addresses two subjects that are high on the list of importance to liberals, liberal Democrats, and even the Socialist. Abortion and Gender Transition. When it comes to either topic, there seems to be no middle ground. You are either for or against. There is no given room for compromise and apparently no room for Common Sense. So here we go. What is Amendment 3 (2026)?
Amendment 5 – Missouri 2026
As it stands right now, the citizens of Missouri get to vote whether or not new State Taxes are implimented. According to discussions I’ve read, this will no longer be the case if Amendement 5 is approved. Then again, there is a lot of talk about there that this will allow the Missouri legistlature to put taxes on services that are currently not taxed, like doctor’s visits.
Kansas Bans Kratom / 7-OH
Effective July 1, 2026 it becomes a FELONY to possess or distribute Kratom or 7-OH within the State of Kansas. It is being cited by Kansas law makers as a dangerous drug. They join other States and Counties around the United States in either making the drug illegal or putting age restrictions on it’s use. But what is Kratom / 7-OH?
Kansas City is a Violent City …
According to FBI databases, Kansas City ranks at number 10 for the most dangerous cities in the United States based on homocides and gun violence. Chicago and New York City, which have a nigher number of incidents are not on the top 10 list simply because of their massive populations and the rankings based on incidents per 100,000 people.
The National Right to Carry Law
A “National Right to Carry” law is a proposed federal legislation that would allow eligible citizens to carry a concealed firearm across the U.S. without state restrictions. There are two main types of proposals: reciprocity bills and nationwide permitless carry bills.
California’s AB 1127 – Ban on Certain Striker Fired Handguns (i.e. Glock)
California bans licensed dealers from commercially selling most Glock-style pistols. This is due to a trigger design that authorities say allows the handguns to be easily modified into fully automatic weapons. The law strictly affects new store inventory. Existing ownership and private-party sales remain legal.
Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act
The SAVE Act (Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act) is a proposed federal bill that would require Americans to provide documentary proof of U.S. citizenship to register to vote in federal elections.
Amendment 4 – Missouri 2026
Thre are two Amendments getting ready to show up on the ballot on August 4th here in Missouri. Amendment 4, which is being held up as the elimination of Majority Rule in Missouri, replacing it with All Amendments to the State Constitution be subject to Majority rule in each District.
Supreme Court Rules – Not a Crime for a Marijuana Users to own Guns
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled in United States v. Hemani that the federal government cannot automatically strip an individual of their gun rights solely because they use marijuana, narrowing a long-standing federal ban on firearm ownership by controlled substance users.

My nickname / callsign has become quite popular in the past couple of decades. For those who don’t know me, I have been Stryder, spelt just like the graphic, since 1976 when it became my callsign in the military. it continued after the military as my radio handle during the CB era, and in the mid-1990s it became the nickname that I was known by withiun the Alternative Religions community. For those within the Kansas City Pagan community, yes, I am THAT Stryder.















