The International Firearms Treaty that the United Nations is proposing for the United States to agree to is far too vague in its wording. It leaves the private ownership of arms subject to the scrutiny of foreign entities which may be concerned with dsiarming the citizens as a pre-emptive measure prior to an invasion into the United States.
This is in direct contrast to rights entitled to United States citizens as guaranteed under the Second Amendment to the Contstituion of the United States, (Commonly known as the "Bill of Rights") QUOTE: "...the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."
This would constitute a definite infringement on that right.