Ep 12: The Moral Case for Gun Ownership - a podcast by London Ctr for Policy Research

Despite the politics and demands of politicians, there is a moral argument for the right to own firearms.

London Center for Policy Research Sr. Fellows Lt. Col. British Army (Ret.) Tim Wilson and Jay Homnick, author of Bullet In From Sinai, discuss the 2nd Amendment from a different perspective than the usual Gun Owners vs. Gun Grabbers scenario and one the mainstream media will not cover: a truly principled case based on our own social norms.

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Tim Wilson is a Senior Fellow at the London Center, a former British Army officer who served in a variety of command appointments on numerous operational tours during a 32 year military career. Having retired from regular military service in 2003 as a Lieutenant Colonel he moved to the USA in 2005 where he now works as an independent consultant and researcher. https://www.londoncenter.org/fellows/9910BA16-8C7C-11E9-BC4D-0DCD4829D8DB/profile

Jay Homnick gave his first public lecture at the age of fifteen, when he stood in for his father to deliver a Bible class at the synagogue. That was in 1973; he hasn’t shut up since

He took his English degree from Brooklyn College to Israel in 1981, and spent the 80s lecturing and mentoring American exchange students in various Jerusalem colleges. These schools would send him as an emissary to address students at such universities as Princeton and Brandeis. He served as a reservist in the Israel Defense Forces https://www.londoncenter.org/fellows/DB69BB08-8C7A-11E9-BB80-0CCD4829D8DB/profile

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