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Originally posted by shooterbrody
Way above vote for you Melbourne. Thank you all for taking the time to provide information on this subject. I also believe factions are at work worldwide to create a one world government. I do not think this will be able to happen, at least in the U.S., if the general population has access to firearms. I think all this information will be usefull to joe average american citizen so this type of blatent manipulation will be seen for what it really is.
Originally posted by PisTonZOR
Renember between 1991 and 2001, the number of firearm related deaths in Australia has declined 47%. Or would you rather have hundreds of people dead, for 'gun rights'?
How do gun laws, almost 10 years ago, have anything to do with New World Order?
Originally posted by PisTonZOR
Manipulated my ass. No one was Manipulated. And why does the average 'Austrailian Steve' need a gun?
Renember between 1991 and 2001, the number of firearm related deaths in Australia has declined 47%. Or would you rather have hundreds of people dead, for 'gun rights'?
How do gun laws, almost 10 years ago, have anything to do with New World Order?[edit on 31-1-2007 by PisTonZOR]
Originally posted by Melbourne_Militia
Thanks for your replies guys,
I hope you may pass it on to your firends and aquatances in the states and inform them of how we are being and have been shafted here. Our shafting will hopefully educate you guys there to see what is going on when it happens.
Cheers
Buyback guns in the hands of outlaws
A NETWORK of firearms dealers has rorted the $600 million national guns buyback scheme, and weapons supposedly destroyed years ago have resurfaced in criminal hands in NSW.
Originally posted by PisTonZOR
Manipulated my ass. No one was Manipulated.
[edit on 31-1-2007 by PisTonZOR]
The Heist was shown on 4 January 2006 at 21:00, on Channel 4. In the show, Derren Brown used his skills on selected participants who answered an ad. "Under the guise of a motivational seminar" (where they would allegedly learn Derren Brown's skills) Brown eventually got participants to rob a security van - in what was ultimately an elaborate set up. The robbery involved holding up a security van and guard (who was an actor) with a toy gun Derren had earlier given them, and taking a case filled with real money from him. Four people were selected to carry out the robbery from an initial field of thirteen, with three of them actually taking the cases. The idea was that after the conditioning they received, they would voluntarily rob the van of their own accord (which three out of four of them did). There was no mention of the 'crime' to the participants, and they were not (directly) instructed to do it. The three that did it did so as a result of the conditioning and their own choice, not instructions from any third party including Derren.
In Australia, conflict over gun politics is related to cultural tensions. Many Australians use firearms for hunting, the control of feral animals, and target shooting. Low levels of violent crime through much of the 20th century kept levels of Government concern about firearm ownership low. However, in the last two decades, following rising activism and a series of mass killings, both State and Federal Governments have enacted more restrictive firearms legislation.
Originally posted by Melbourne_Militia
Could someone please refresh my memory of where the "series of mass killings" came from? For from what I remember, it was just the one in Tasmania. Bit funny hiw they wrote that I reckon.