From: Jonathan Spencer, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kate said quite a bit, including:
>Indeed. I find this all very sad. The whole idea of a march or protest is
>essentially to ask for trouble. Before anyone jumps down my throat I'm not
>talking about inciting a riot or anything sinister, but the
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>The nation might be sympathetic towards claims for the restoration of an
>internationally recognised sport, but demanding something that we lost
>half a century ago would be seen as unreasonable and like trying to run
>before being able to walk. Such
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Yes, it's a massive generalisation. Please don't assume that everyone with
green hair and body jewellery 'and the rest of it' would be anti-country
sports. It just isn't the case and it's quite an insulting assumption. As
for showing you proof of this...the best I c
From: Pete Ansbro, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I wrote:
>
> > It's the wierdos with body jewellery, green hair and the rest of it they
> > ought to be keeping their eye on.
>
and Kate replied:
> I know this is unrelated to the rest of what I've written, but I'd love to
> know what you mean
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How about:
Obverse:
Learn from Bernie - bung Tony a million and keep your hunting.
Reverse:
We didn't and lost our pistols.
Kenneth Pantling
Cybershooters website: http://www.cybershooters.org
List admin: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As for the slogans posted the other day, many of them hinge on the
concept
of firearms ownership for self defence and are therefore useless. We
need to
think for ourselves rather than try to borrow from the States on this
one.
It's a completely d
From: Pete Ansbro, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Is that a placard on a stick though? I think what the police
> don't like are placards on sticks in case there is a riot.
>
> All I know is that when the SA marches were in London I asked
> the police and they said no placards.
>
If it helps, th
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> What's the likelihood of a riot anyway? WE're all peaceable, lawfully
> demonstrating people concerned in no small way not to jeopardize our
> shotgun and firearms licenses.
Indeed. I find this all very sad. The whole idea of a march or protest is
essentially t
From: "davidsquires", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steve wrote>> We're not allowed to have placards, it will
have to be T-shirts or hats (or shopping bags ).<<
This is from the March Info website (www.march-info.org )
"To increase the visual impact of the breadth of support for
those affected by
