Man of 27 shot in targeted attack

January 5th, 2009 Ian Posted in Gun Crime | No Comments »

I see a theme developing, I bet this chap is happy with the halting of the dangerous gun culture the government stooped in 1997 when he was 15 years old.

A 27-year-old man has been shot in the leg in a targeted attack, Merseyside Police.

via BBC NEWS | England | Merseyside | Man, 27, shot in targeted attack.

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Trainspotters and anti-terror powers

January 5th, 2009 Ian Posted in Civil liberties, Police | No Comments »

We covered this a few weeks ago, I like the way Mr Baker thinks we are heading toward a police state, the legislation is already on the books in more than one way all that is coming to light now is that the acts passes in Parliament are being used despite of assurances that they would not be, now be honest who is shocked?

The Prevention of Terrorism Act 2000 has been used to stop 62,584 people at railway stations and another 87,000 were questioned under “stop and search” and “stop and account” legislation.

Liberal Democrat transport spokesman Norman Baker, who uncovered the figures, warned that Britain was heading towards a “police state”.

via Trainspotters being stopped under anti-terror powers - Telegraph.

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Labour took illegal gifts

January 5th, 2009 Ian Posted in Politics | No Comments »

So let me get this right, if I get spend a few thousand pounds on some nice food and a good evening I get 1 Million in tax payers money, where do I put my name down.

A children’s charity illegally donated money to Labour after receiving nearly £1million of Government funding

via Labour took illegal gifts from children’s charity that received £1m of taxpayers’ cash | Mail Online.

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Photo of the day

January 5th, 2009 On The Road Posted in Uncategorized | No Comments »

On the way to work this morning, a little odd but…
Sent while mobile on my O2 XDA

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Guilty as charged

January 4th, 2009 Ian Posted in Crime, History, Politics | 1 Comment »

So what do we have in this image that was taken yesterday morning?

Do you see a Father teaching his Daughter how to enjoy shooting in the same way that his Father taught him and his Father him?

Shooting with Miss English Shooter

Or like the government do you see a breach of the Terrorism Act 2000?

Do you see a young lady learning how to shoot in a safe way in a safe place or something a little more sinister.

Well if you look to the Terrorism Act 2000 C11 Section 54 paragraphs 54 section 1 & 2 you will see that I am guilty of breaking the law and my daughter is also guilty of breaking the same act.

You see I was providing my daughter with instruction or training in the use of firearms and she was receiving instruction or training in the use of firearms.

In paragraph 58 the act go’s onto talk about the collection of information, now this one interests me as I have a collection of World War II documents and some of them are copies of documents issued to some parts of the Home Guard on the kinds of things to do the act as freedom fighters if the United Kingdom was overrun by the Hun, it give instruction on how to build improvised bombs, along with here to place them to inflict the most damage all very interesting and all very useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism.

So as far as I understand the Terrorism Act 2000 I should soon be behind bars and could be detained for 28 days without charge, I must say that I am not too worried about it but I do have a few questions for each reader of the blog.

Do you teach anyone how to shoot?

Are you given instruction on how to shoot (this can include the manuals you where given with your new firearm, a book on shooting, a training course from BASC or the NRA)?

Do you have any books on school boy chemistry?

Do you have any books on the Home Guard in World War II?

If so you may want to have a think about the Terrorism Act 2000 and just how many sections of the act you may have broken in the last few days.

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Police set to step up hacking of home PCs

January 4th, 2009 Ian Posted in Civil liberties, ID Cards, Politics | No Comments »

This is an interesting one, after the RIP act that has never been abused by anyone in power (see the blog) we now see this little gem, I would like to write a long article about just how silly and dangerous such a thing would be I am getting a little fed up with being told that if I have nothing to hide I have nothing to fear.

I may have nothing to hide but I do have plenty to fear.

THE Home Office has quietly adopted a new plan to allow police across Britain routinely to hack into people’s personal computers without a warrant.

via Police set to step up hacking of home PCs - Times Online.

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Girl shot in face with pellet gun

January 4th, 2009 Ian Posted in Crime, Gun Crime | No Comments »

Apart from the fact I want to see the people involved punished in some way, it is nice to see the end of the dangerous gun culture as heralded in 1997 by this government after the pistol ban, I still think education & regulation is better that fear and ignorance.

A 14-year-old girl is recovering in hospital after she was shot in the face with a BB gun by a gang in Bolton

via BBC NEWS | England | Manchester | Girl shot in face with pellet gun.

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Labour’s sex education campaign

January 4th, 2009 Ian Posted in Politics, Scorched Earth | No Comments »

One of the issues with not teaching children that there are consequences to actions along with how to have sex is that when they have sex the consequences to their actions become all too apparent.

Education is the way forward but it should be put into the correct context, telling children that sex is just about putting a condom on is not only wrong but an obviously dangerous thing lets take all of the lessons from our friends and not just the juicy bits, tale a look at the rest of Europe they have not only sex education but they place that education within confounds, they teach that as much as sex is a very pleasurable thing that there is no need to rush into it and that family planning is something that should be within a loving relationship and not the morning after, couple that with the respect they have for their own selves & drink and you begin to see just where we are going wrong.

Teenage pregnancies triple in leafy suburbs in damning blow to Labour sex education campaign

via Teenage births TRIPLE in leafy suburbs undermining Labour’s sex education campaign | Mail Online.

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Plastic police

January 4th, 2009 Ian Posted in Police | No Comments »

It comes as little surprise to me that the plastic police sorry Police Community Support Officers  have been ineffectual, after all they have few powers and even less training, perhaps it is time to melt the plastic police down in favor of taking the money and putting more police officers into the police forces services and on the front line.

Blunketts Bobbies solve less than one crime every four years

via Blunketts Bobbies solve less than one crime every four years - Telegraph.

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Golfer custody for holding gun

January 2nd, 2009 Ian Posted in Gun Crime | No Comments »

Well the Welsh can not be overtaken by the Scottish :)

A teenage golfer who has represented Wales has been sentenced to eight months youth custody for possessing an imitation firearm.

via BBC NEWS Golfer custody for holding ‘gun’.

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Armed police called to city brawl

January 2nd, 2009 Ian Posted in Gun Crime | No Comments »

Nice to see that the dangerous gun culture was stopped dead in it’s tracks in 1997.

Armed police were called to a disturbance in the centre of Leeds early on New Year’s Day after a gun had been fired during the rumpus.

via BBC NEWS Armed police called to city brawl.

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Teenager facing firearms charge.

January 2nd, 2009 Ian Posted in Gun Crime | No Comments »

Nice to see that the dangerous gun culture was stopped dead in it’s tracks in 1997. this kid is 19 years old he was 7 years old at the time of the ban.

A teenager has appeared in court accused of possessing an automatic firearm and ammunition after a street fight in Birmingham.

via BBC NEWS Teenager facing firearms charge.

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Ouch

January 2nd, 2009 Ian Posted in Politics | No Comments »

Now ouch Mr Brown this can not feel good……

Labour’s boom years were down to ‘luck’ rather than Gordon Brown’s stewardship of the economy, Tony Blair has said. Replying to a question after giving a lecture at Yale University in Connecticut, Mr Blair said: ‘It is true that we had ten years of record growth when I was prime minister. ‘I have, unfortunately, come to the conclusion that it was luck.’

via Labour’s boom years were down to luck, not Brown’s economic expertise, says Tony Blair | Mail Online.

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Man suffers gun shot wound to leg

January 2nd, 2009 Ian Posted in Gun Crime | No Comments »

Nice to see that the dangerous gun culture was stopped dead in it’s tracks in 1997.

A man is in hospital after being shot in the leg in the West Midlands.

via BBC NEWS Man suffers gun shot wound to leg.

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Attempted armed raid on bookies

January 2nd, 2009 Ian Posted in Gun Crime | No Comments »

Nice to see that the dangerous gun culture was stopped dead in it’s tracks in 1997.

Two armed men have carried out an attempted late-night robbery at a betting shop in Cardiff.

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via BBC NEWS Attempted armed raid on bookies.

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Boy, 14, injured in gun attack

January 2nd, 2009 Ian Posted in Gun Crime | No Comments »

Nice to see that the dangerous gun culture was stopped dead in it’s tracks in 1997.

A 14-year-old boy has been admitted to hospital after being shot in the chest in Greenford, west London.

via BBC NEWS Boy, 14, injured in gun attack.

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Man denies town firearms charge

January 2nd, 2009 Ian Posted in Gun Crime | No Comments »

He had an air gun….

A man has appeared in court in the Scottish Borders on a firearms charge.

via BBC NEWS Man denies town firearms charge.

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Police appeal over shooting death

January 2nd, 2009 Ian Posted in Gun Crime | No Comments »

Nice to see that the dangerous gun culture was stopped dead in it’s tracks in 1997.

Police investigating the death of a 20-year-old man who was shot on Christmas Eve in west London are again appealing for witnesses to come forward.

via Police appeal over shooting death.

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Get out of my house

January 2nd, 2009 Ian Posted in Politics | No Comments »

Not content with messing about with the economy, crime, health service the government now want to tell me how to introduce drink to my children.

Parents are to be issued with government guidance about letting their children try alcohol at home.

via The ‘nanny state’ guide to giving children of five alcohol | Mail Online.

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Burglars Run Away When Confronted

January 2nd, 2009 Ian Posted in Crime, Self defence | No Comments »

A man was axed in the face as he was awoken by armed robbers demanding money, police have revealed.Mohammed Younis, 58, was in bed with his wife when four masked raiders broke into the kitchen window of his home in Crumpsall, Manchester.Mr Younis was left scarred for life by the assault from the men who later made off with two mobile phones and a gold chain.

This is hot on the heals of Mr Schofield and I am sad to say that unlike the governments belief that Burglars Run Away When Confronted, they do not.

 

 

via Man axed in the face and wife threatened when armed robbers break into their home | Mail Online.

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