From: "David L", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
In response to the post regarding Miss Widdicombe's proposal regarding
self-defence, subscribers might be interested in the Home Invasion Act 1998,
in NSW Australia. It was introduced and passed as a private members bill by
the Shooters Party member, Mr John T
From: "alellis", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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A journey of a thousand miles must start with a single step.
( or something like that )
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From: "David M", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The sooner Hague realises that Widdecombe is a liability to the Tories and
replaces her the better for their election prospects. This latest load of
tripe she has come out with is unfortunately all too typical of her inane
waffling.
Kate Hoey for PM is what I
From: "Richard Loweth", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Perhaps we need to now write to Miss Widdecombe asking if, in support of her
proposals, she will allow, in the home (as in France) non-lethal weapons of
self defence such as CS Gas and Electric Stun Guns to be possessed? Even,
perhaps, on some form of C
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HOUSEHOLDERS WHO INJURE INTRUDERS `PRESUMED INNOCENT'
011525 JAN 10
By Andrew Woodcock, Political Correspondent, PA News
Shadow home secretary Ann Widdecombe today detailed the Tories' proposals
for changes to protect householders who injure intruders who break
