GRAVELLY POINT PARK, Virginia (PNN) - April 19, 2010 - Several dozen gun-toting activists rallied Monday in a small national park near Washington, D.C. to issue dire warnings that the United States could face civil war unless big government stops eating away at their rights.

"This isn't about gun laws - this is about liberty, about restoring the Constitution," freedom activist Michael Vanderboegh told AFP at the well-attended rally.

One of several speakers who addressed the crowd from the back of a white pick up truck, Vanderboegh has used Internet postings in the past to call on Amerikans unhappy with the unwanted and unlawful health care law to throw bricks through the windows of politicians' offices who voted for it.

On Monday, he warned that the United States could face a new civil war if the illegitimate Obama regime tries to force through health care or any other laws the activists feel would erode their constitutionally protected rights.

"My call to break windows and all the work I do is to call attention to the fact that civil war could happen in the United States," he said.