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
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
From: Jonathan Spencer, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
People aren't easily killed, generally
speaking.
Agreed, some people survive against the odds, but I think you'd be
surprised at just how fragile people are, how *little* it takes to cause
death.
Knives obviously pose a real risk, but generally
From: Jeremy Peter Howells, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
You said - ' You can advertise gun clubs anywhere '.
Not true for some obscure reason you cannot advertise
shooting on TV its enshrined in one of the Broadcasting
Acts of the 1960's.
Regards
Jerry
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Oh damn, better can the multi-million pound
From: "Paul McDermott", [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, Paul, I think that you owe it to yourself, and
the rest of your fellow citizens to first understand that none
of you voted for anything. Was there in fact a plebiscite placed
before all of the people, asking them to vote on the issue?
You can't
From: SADW, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The knotted revolver thing is a travesty, but let's
not start hitting on Lennon's tunes - 'Imagine' is,
as I recall, far away the top ditty requested for
funerals in the UK, so it obviously means a lot to
many folks of a certain age, ie 50+ and past the point
of
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ask an obscure question, get an obscure answer... I know
very little about armour, but here are two companies who
advertise in Heritage magazine:
Battle Orders, 01323 485182
Museum Replicas Ltd UK, 0845 6021905
I've sometimes wondered how on earth they kept chain
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