From: Vic Roberts, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Nelson is there - I would say Nelson was responsible for more death and
>depravity than many others - and I'm just talking about the British sailors
>who were on his ships. Its OK to have statues honoring warmongers (OK - a
>product of his time but a war
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[...]
The vast majority of 'Joe Public' I have spoken to
don't feel it was a travesty. The majority won. We lost.
--and--
No legal system is perfect, all pretty crappy. I've
never met anyone, from anywhere in the world, who
From: "Tom Charnock", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
But after carefully selecting the local guy, who shows the best signs of
supporting shooting, along comes the Party Machinery"
They then end up voting as a block, see the Fox Hunting Bill.
None of them will vote "out of line", as they want to be re-se
From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I still find it hard to believe that the wrath of the parents
>was not directed at the chief constable who made it possible
>for the murderer to get his guns. He is an accessory to the
>murders as he knew full well the character of that bag of
>filth.
From: "jim.craig", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The thing that worries me about the rise in the violent
crime statistics is that if Mr Blair and his cronies feel
themselves to be under public criticism for being 'soft on
crime' and feel themselves in need of a scapegoat to pummel
in order to be seen to be
From: RustyBullethole, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If anyone followed the reports in Target Gun
regarding the charitable status of the Gun Control Network
this Law Report - The Times 18.7.00, may be of some interest.
Demilitarisation is not a charitable object
Southwood and Another
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Further to the discussion about advertising, money and
the media, here is some more proof that money gets you
publicity. Today, I listened to a five minute slot on
BBC Radio Lancashire about Lawn Carpet Bowls. Something
like that, anyway. Basically, the club had advertis
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Sergeant Andy Green of Belgrave police station said: "She
reacted in a way which she saw fit. It's not something we
would recommend as a course of action but all credit to
her. It could well make him think twice before doing this
kind of thing again."
The incident happ
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Here's the one Steve means...
A member of the IRA, originally a farmer, has been sent down.
After a few weeks, he gets a letter from his wife, back at the farm, telling
how she is having troubles without him to help. The time is getting short for
planting, and she can't
From: Ken Wyatt, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It's ages since I read a dumb question in CS so here goes...
Chain mail, a re-enactor friend wishes to make a suit. Does anyone know
who still makes it?
I look at pictures of the stuff and can't for the life of me imagine how
it is made.
Your help would be
From: "John Sukey", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Pardon me if I had the wrong information, but I was
led to believe that the Chief Constable and the murderer
were both Masons. I was also informed that the chief
Constable said he HAD to issue the licence which statement,
having read your firearms law is a
From: Jonathan Spencer, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am about to commence an appeal under Section 44 against Cleveland
Police's refusal to vary my FAC to add a cap-and-ball revolver ("muzzle
loading gun") for target shooting.
I realise that I have to submit a 'Notice of appeal' to the Court, and
copy t
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Assuming that Neil Francis is serious in preferring
John Lennon to Nelson, it seems a somewhat contentious
preference. Lennon was a fair tunesmith - gutsier than
McCartney - many of whose songs enlivened our youth, but
otherwise unremarkable. Viscount Nelson, on the o
The Birmingham Post
17 July, 2000
1,000 IN GUN PROTEST
Almost 1,000 people took to the streets of Handsworth and
Lozells in Birmingham at the weekend to voice their anger
over the spate of shootings in the area.
Community leaders and prominent members of Birmingham's
black churches were joined
From: "John Hurst", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Copyright 2000 Times Newspapers Ltd.
Chaotic police records hide true extent of crimewave
BY STEWART TENDLER, CRIME CORRESPONDENT
CRIME figures are at least 20 per cent higher than those
recorded by the police, according to an independent
report due to be
From: "John Sukey", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Could not help laughing about Nelson being called a
warmonger. Does the writer actually think the military
enjoys war! How daft can anyone be? Oh its tommy this
and tommy that, and chuck im out, the brute, but its saviour
of is country, when the guns beg
From: "John Sukey", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You almost got it right. Edward VII was the reason that
"little Willie didn't start things off until 1914 as he was
scaredof his uncle. Edward VIII was was the Nazi lover.
Wonder why anyone bothers to read the Manchester Guardian
unless its because they m
From: "John Sukey", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I still find it hard to believe that the wrath of the parents
was not directed at the chief constable who made it possible
for the murderer to get his guns. He is an accessory to the
murders as he knew full well the character of that bag of
filth. I find
From: SSAA, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.ssaa.org.au/homo99.html
will take you to the latest ABS statistics on 1999 homicide rates in
Australia
Statistics issued June 2000
--
And they indicate that firearm-related homicide is rising.
Steve.
Cybershooters website: http://www.cybershooters.org
From: "Alex Hamilton", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I personally think we should buy it and stick it at the
entrance to Bisley Camp with "In memory of the 57,000 scapegoats
of the Dunblane Tragedy" or something engraved on it.
Steve.
_
I'll go for that and it is t
From: "rastech", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
>>>So, if vendor 'A' makes firearms for target shooting, and
vendor 'B' makes them for hunting, while vendor 'C' makes them for
killing people in time of armed conflict, and all are essentially identical,
what then is the real purpose of them? Is not the
From: "pendrous", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
By Terry Pendrous,
Well how about the UKIP.
They may not have many thoughts on our recent
betrayal, but at least they havn't been involved. All
the rest of the rotten system have. Also===they do have
another agenda which I think is VERY important, that
c
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
CRACKDOWNS ON CRIME - BUT A MIXED RECORD
170933 JUL 00
By Martin Hickman, Political Correspondent, PA News
The thought that the Government was being seen as
"soft" on crime must have had Tony Blair tearing his
hair out.
The Prime Minister has gone to great l
From: Richard Barrett, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> >FAULTY TANK SHELLS `PUT TROOPS AT RISK'
> >
>
> >snip
> >An MoD spokesman told PA News: "We can categorically
> >say we have no problems with any in-service propellant
> >charge supplied by the Royal Ordnance."
> >
>Note the exact words, they d
From: "John Hurst", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Grandmother gives flasher some stick
by Lee Marlow
This is Leicestershire, 10 July 2000
A grandmother who hit an elderly flasher with her walking stick and then
kicked him while he was down said today: "I hope it makes him think twice
about doing it again
From: "E.J. Totty", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[...]
I just wish I could have seen the look on
Charles Clarke's face when the Crown Court in
Birmingham handed down the judgement that speed
camera offences violate the right to remain silent.
[...]
Was that court judgement
From: James McNair, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
A vote for Labour would be a disaster not only for shooters , but for
everyone who wants to live their own life.
A vote for the Liberals ? well thats not even a question.
The Tories , well despite the fact that it was Howard that started this
From: "John Hurst", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I Am Alive, No Thanks to Gun Control
by Hillel Goldstein
There are times in our lives when many of our most
basic assumptions come under a barrage from the
heavy artillery of reality. Some of us receive such
a wake-up call in the form of a life-threatening
From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
And frankly democracy stinks anyway, few countries
have what could be called democracy, they generally have a republican
form of government with certain rules - we don't, which is one of
the reasons why we were shafted.
Steve.
Well Steve, that's a mouthful! I too am
From: SSAA, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Let us pray that the politicians who demand that the Police Commissioner
issue them handguns for self defence will be the first to give up their
guns in pursuit of a more peaceful society.
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Government to introduce tough control law
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