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There are some pretty good interviews with Juszkiewicz out on Youtube, and by good I mean scary. Gibson was informed by the feds, in writing mind you, that they would have no problems if they moved their manufacturing from the US to Madagascar. On top of it, during the raid the lowest level employs of Gibson, literally the guys sweeping the floor, were interrogated by armed men without a lawyer present. Of note is that Gibson is a non-unionized manufacturer, and I believe most of the other big names are.

And this goes well beyond guitars. Anything made out of wood, from your kitchen table to the grips on your 1911, could be subject.

My hat is off to Juszkiewicz, he seems like a decent guy and is not rolling over. I don't own a Gibson, and I certainly don't need another guitar, but I'm really wanting to go buy one now.

mamabearCali wrote:Really REALLY scary stuff. You know ignorance of the law is no excuse worked well when the law was common sense, easily obtained, and easily understood. This has descended into insanity.

And it is completely intentional. By erecting an irrational and incomprehensible labyrinth of law that nobody, including those who create it, can ever understand the government has made us all into criminals. It is only a matter now of carrying out the arrests.