From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I think that all systems manipulate to one degree or another, but does that
make this country right?
Never said it did. I was just illustrating the truism of the old saying -
'you can't beat the system'. You have inferred a lot from my single statement
From: "Neil Roberts", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is there anyone who might be able to give me any info
on a Carl Zeiss scope I have. I've uploaded them onto
my web site at
http://www.btinternet.com/~neilroberts/scope/scope.html
Any help much appreciated
Neil
--
The Swiss are pretty kee
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
As over 75% of people in the UK cannot stand the silly game of Foot Ball
Completely and utterly incorrect. You have just made this statistic up
haven't you?
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Neil Francis
Trowbridge, UK
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From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The essence of the question is: if a wild predatory animal inflicts
a certain level of misery upon its prey -- in the process of subduing it, what
would you deem to be onerous when a human is conducting the same act?
Oh please
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
a) Just because you find something distasteful is not a good
enough reason to prevent other people who happen to enjoy that
activity from engaging in it.
But if - say - 70% of the country find it distasteful - does it become
reasonable to look
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I heard nothing more about it.
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You would have done if it was my cat!
Aye - same here - not from a particular attachment to the cat in question -
rather from a lack of respect or particularly sadistic attitude to the
animal in question
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One thing I would point out again is that the most common
reason I get given for unsubscribing is the volume of email
messages.
There are also the (web) archives - may as well publicize these as well.
I have to say - for what is sent out - 20
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In case you missed it, the 2 hr show is available in Real Audio at
http://www.radio.cbc.ca/programs/checkup/archive/2001/010121_ccc.ram
Having listened to an hour of this I now understand why The Canadian nation
get so much stick for being
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
... it is the farmers and land owners as they would
be left with a pest problem with no reason to put up with it anymore
as they would derive no revenue from it.
You're probably right. The CA keep telling me it is these people (and
general
From: "Neil Roberts", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Came by this from the telegraph
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/et?ac=003609235117673rtmo=r
9EFSXXXatmo=tttdpg=/et/01/1/13/nchip13.html
FISH and chip shops have been declared a legitimate
target for attack by animal rights
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and if the tories get wind of how unpopular the
handgun ban is with a sizable segment of people who might be
convinced to vote for them
Not correct. The handgun ban isn't unpopular with the general public. At
best not many care (or know
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
If there are any political suggestions for him to investigate send
him an email!!!
How about a follow up to the expose he did on the Countryside Alliance in
1998? I seem to remember many hunters and shooters didn't like him too much
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Er, actually we did notice, Richard Law I think was the first to
notice it was an air pistol many years ago.
Surely even before this. Are we saying here that given the film's
popularity throughout the world this was not noticed until the 1980s
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sorry, just catching up with New Year emails... Surprisingly enough, there
was actually a half page article about Stephanie Cook in the sports section
of the Times last week, including a large picture of her posing with an air
pistol.
Rachel
From: Neil Wareham, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There was an article in the 15th December edition of Police
Review about recruiting female officers to the Tactical Firearms
Unit of Greater Manchester Police. I can't reproduce it in full,
but here's a couple of highlights.
After all 10 female
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Let's look for a minute at conventions. If a bunch of rather sad UK
sciernce fiction fans can hold multiple ( and highly sucessfull )
conventions throughout the country
So what is the difference between rather sad science fiction fans and
rather sad
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It didn't. My view is that BASC has the most members, so it
makes more sense to gravitate towards them. I'm convinced the
NRA is a waste of time. ...
And The NRA is expensive at ~50 quid a year. I'm still biased against BASC
(and still deeply mistrust
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An "act of self defence" and then found guilty of having an
offensive weapon - strange days indeed.
Indeed - now although the court seemed to agree this was self defence why
doesn't it also claim that the weapon was actually a defens
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: "W. Grint.", INTERNET:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
My advice to all is to ignore him, [IG] he is only trying to
wind you up.
If you could group all IG files together to make mass
deletion easier,
Isn't this just a case of you don't like what you a
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Try the following which was to be their new site
http://www.policecorruption.co.uk/
Tom C
When did this site actually go off the air?
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Neil Francis
Trowbridge, UK
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cybershooters website: http
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Shooters' Web is now set up so that you can log in and register/edit your
club's details yourself. As an existing registered club, you have been
issued with a username and password as follows:
Looks good. However.
As the site says it is supported
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What about the formerly vociferous shooting organisation now sunk without
trace?
Hang - on - is this the one I have just paid another 20 odd quid to for a
subscription rewnewal? I demand a recount.
On the subject - just what is the state of the SRA
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We are seeing more and more of this in the countryside. Its not unusual to
see people stop competely on a main road or swerve to the other side of the
road because of a squirrel or other small pest.
It is not the fact that is it a squirrel, cat, fox
From: "Neil Roberts", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Following on from the Home Affairs Committee recommendations
"We recommend that when a new type of firearm are developed which appear
designed to circumvent the provisions of the existing law, the Secretary of
State ought to consider usin
From: "Neil Roberts", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does anyone know if RX (the people who made the turning targets and Air
weapon changers) are still about. If so any one a contact number or address.
The last I have is the Caerphilly address, which I get no reply from.
Neil
Cybershooters web
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
couldn't tell the difference between a Glock 22 and
a Marui airsoft Glock 17. I could tell the difference
on a 625 line TV set for crying out loud! I can
understand how the police might not be able to tell
the difference between a plastic Uzi and a real
From: Neil Wareham, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just a quick suggestion for any Cybershooters who find themselves
in the vicinity of New Hampshire. Try and get in touch with the
Gun Owners of New Hampshire (www.gonh.org). A friendlier bunch
of people you won't find. The fact that they let you play
From: "Neil Roberts", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Steve, here we have a problem then. If the certificate is about to expire,
the police have not renewed it or issued a temporary permit, the local RFD's
will not touch them, what would you do with them ? Polite answers only !
--
Hand them in to
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The information that Albie Fox had been accepted as a
Conservative party candidate for Ynys Mon was posted
to the SA WWW site at least 3 weeks ago. Albie himself
also posted information to the SA BBS. Does nobody keep an
eye on this site? I though you
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
PGP is probably as secure as anyone needs right now - however only as
secure as the key. (Traditional) PGP uses RSA algorithms for its key
management and last time I looked you could use 2047 bit encryption for
this. It uses IDEA for its data encryption
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
At 6:30 PM on 28th September there was an item - "Beswick's
Beat" in which Allan Beswick interviewed George Wallace
Alan Beswick - the radio broadcaster from the North West - Formerly of Red
Rose Radio - Preston and sometimes heard on na
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aberdeen Press Journal Thursday 28 September 2000
Community's relief as lone gun fanatic gets six year's
jail
Good God - This whole episode is tragic. This guy
certainly was public enemy number one wasn't he - even
to the extent that he was completely
From: Neil Francis, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I sit and watch breathlessly for the
questioner to point out L100 million was spent on banning
handguns and at least four times as many people have been
murdered with them since the ban as were murdered at
Dunblane.
You'll never get
From: "Neil Francis", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
This is a similar story to things tried in the past. The UK Shooting Web
Ring at http://pages.hotbot.com/sports/ukgunring/index.html was set up by
an enthusiast to try and encourage clubs and individuals to bind together.
A look thru the
From: "Neil Roberts", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Having just watched yet another BBC round up of the
Olympics (10.30PM Sunday). A brief mention that Ian Peel
won Silver. Yet every other medal winner had an interview,
some footage of their competition and a look at their gong.
Compare this
From: "Neil Francis", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I will gladly put up with the whole list of "minor discomforts" that you
mention,
Minor now - as I say lets see how the people fare when the
food runs out on Tesco's shelves. We are already having the
'for the sake of the children/d
From: "Neil Francis", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
We have been let down by the "democractic" system, so
have truckers, and just like us they are protesting.
Where is the irony in that?
The irony I was referring to is the full support shooters
here are giving to the t
From: "Neil Francis", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I spoke to David Steed about this previously, he told me
not to tell anyone but the cat is out of the bag now.
Er - pardon. What is this supposed to mean - not to tell anyone?
Is this the guy we were all waiting the outcome of a court
From: "Neil Francis", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I imagine support for Dave's viewpoint is not soley
confined to CS, ask anybody who has reported a burglary,
stolen car, vandalism, etc. etc.
You mean most people actually support logic like:
::The point is that they did not give
From: "Neil Francis", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do you need a certificate, or a licence, to buy or possess Pyrodex?
I think its the same TC as smokeless powder which is a 10 kilo (or is it
lbs?) limit isn't it?
Someone mentioned a non corrosive black powder alternative a while back.
From: "Neil Francis", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The residue is, however, very corrosive compared to black
powder.
It depends why you want it, but I use black powder through
choice. I shoot originals as well as repro's and I would not
use Pyrodex in any of them. (And yes, I have use
From: "Neil Francis", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do shooting clubs have any obligations to tell the
police any changes in membership details - eg personal
details such as address changes?
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Neil Francis
Trowbridge, UK
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
--
I don't think s
From: "Neil Francis", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sculptures to "post modern deities" such as Lennon have no
permanent place in Trafalgar Square,
I agree - This sculpture should be in Liverpool - the centre of all culture
and peaceful experiences in this country.
Why shouldn
From: "Neil Francis", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Perhaps he reads
The Guardian and takes an academic interest in redneck popular culture.
..
And Red Dawn is infinitely preferable to anything by Ken
Loach, Alan Parker, or any other of your (doubtless) favourite Lefty
social-consci
From: "Neil Francis", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Incidentally, Red Dawn has grown on me somewhat, and it's not as bad as I'd
expected. Implausible maybe, but not stupid. Quite stirring in fact - and the
chorus of derision from the Guardian-reading constituency which greeted i
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