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Sounds worse than New Jersey's system.
So many guns, so little time!
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The language of this bill is the language that has been proposed for a National registry. I hear that the Demo Party has moved away from promoting this agenda, but would shurely return to this if they sensed support. I say " Fight 'em to the end!". David
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The language of this bill is from the model propposed for a national registry. The Demo party has moved away from promoting gun registration in the last year but would return to it in a nano second if they sensed support.. I say" Fight 'em to the end!!" David
Last edited by David Hamilton; 04/13/07 12:26 PM.
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King, Well I see you have a pretty clear choice now. With Dion deciding to not run a Liberal candidate in order to bolster May's chances of defeating McKay he is again sending the message to Canadians that the issue we should focus on is the environment above and beyond all else. Certainly The Green Party is still pretty much a single issue party. May could not win in London, I doubt that she will win in central Nova Scotia. Her next move will likely be Vancouver Island. I hope McKay trounces her big time. I will be interesting to hear what the NDP plan to do re a candidate. I am very interested in what May has to say about gun ownership. Dion and the Libs are pretty clear in their dodgey, gibberish addressing of the topic when forced that they still have the hidden agenda of getting all of the guns sooner or later. I suspect May will sidestep the issue and say guns for recreation in the right place at the right time and hunting of non threatened species in an overpopulated local are abidable by her. Won't that be a wonderful endorsement. She has already proven that she knows how to broker deals without overt commitment. Let us know what you hear and discern.
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King, Well I see you have a pretty clear choice now. With Dion deciding to not run a Liberal candidate in order to bolster May's chances of defeating McKay he is again sending the message to Canadians that the issue we should focus on is the environment above and beyond all else. Certainly The Green Party is still pretty much a single issue party. May could not win in London, I doubt that she will win in central Nova Scotia. Her next move will likely be Vancouver Island. I hope McKay trounces her big time. I will be interesting to hear what the NDP plan to do re a candidate. I am very interested in what May has to say about gun ownership. Dion and the Libs are pretty clear in their dodgey, gibberish addressing of the topic when forced that they still have the hidden agenda of getting all of the guns sooner or later. I suspect May will sidestep the issue and say guns for recreation in the right place at the right time and hunting of non threatened species in an overpopulated local are abidable by her. Won't that be a wonderful endorsement. She has already proven that she knows how to broker deals without overt commitment. Let us know what you hear and discern.
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