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Posted on: Friday, June 01, 2012 at 19:41 Just a reminder to Alberta hunters to get your hunting draws in early as possible. First come first served in this province. See Albertarelm to make your hunting draw bid. Less hassle than a general licence purchase, and probably fewer "officious" brown shirts ! Comments by freedom fighter from Canada - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Friday, June 01, 2012 at 06:33 Yeah trucker, and that'll be the only way to get the comfortable masses to wake up (hopefully). Alberta is what's driving this country right now. Take away the tar sands and we become a second - world nation. I don't how many of you are CHristians but now might be a good time to get things right with the Lord. Comments by Trucker from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Thursday, May 31, 2012 at 20:22 Look for the b@#$% to start bleeding Alberta dry with carbon credits / debits off the Alberta tar sands to be paid to the World Bank (read private handful of uber wealthy criminal banksters). I've learned that Redford was once a UN lawyer, and as others have pointed out here they take care of their own. It's one big, happy and enormously wealthy club, only U ain't init you unrepentant firearms owner !! Comments by freedom fighter from Canada - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Thursday, May 31, 2012 at 19:27 "They" will not win in the end. Only the Lord is in charge. You're right, many of the sheep are still asleep. And GF, with the coming retirement of the baby boom generation, governments will not be able to keep this shit going. There simply aren't enough younger working Canadians to prop up the bureaucratic monster. Wonder what It'll take to turn things around. Previous generations took their rights for granted and now we're paying the price for it. You guys say moving to another country isn't going to change anything because this is a global tyranny, maybe you're right? Perahps we'll have to stay put and ride out the storm. Comments by acrimony from Other - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Thursday, May 31, 2012 at 17:34 and look at what the gordon campbell lieberals did to BC Hydro. BC residents are now paying upwards of 12 times for their power over what Hydro can produce it for...cause campbell and his still reigning lieberals brought forth legislation forcing Hydro to buy power from the foreign owned run-of-river power producers instead of using the power it can produce itself. As we speak, because of a good snow pack, Hydro, instead of producing power from the full dams they have, are dumping the water over spillways while being forced to buy power from the river spoiling, fish killing run-of-river companies. This is a matter of fact that the liberals admit. To my knowledge, there are over 500 alpine rivers in BC made available for this kind of rape and the harper types applaud it. But, hey, at least they can say they got rid of the firearm registry...NOT! Meanwhile, the sheep sleep. God help Alberta and the rest of the provinces. Comments by GUN FREAK from British Columbia - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Thursday, May 31, 2012 at 16:39 were serfs now, workin folks work six months, before they start keeping any wages, according to the CTf. We got to beg permision from gubmint to do ANYTHING. GST/HST, carbon tax, etc. this shite cannot be sustainable. boomers aging, less actual work force with real jobs by real people, and gubmint empire building with bureaucracy and red tape. the "forest practice code" is effen retarded, road deactivation, wtf, they cosy money to put back into service, dumb-ass operators dig trenches over 10 feet deep. OK i got off topic. sign of the times. How long MUSt we wait for twinkle Toews to spank the CFO's? ....a country boy will survive. maybe. THE MEEK SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH...if they let us... Comments by freedom fighter from Canada - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Thursday, May 31, 2012 at 16:13 Yeah, the world is definitely moving towards some kind of catastrophe. Perhaps if people become desperate enough, it will force them to take action. People have been too complacent for too long because they've been too comfortable. Look at the western world over the past 60 years..no depressions, world wars, nobody really going hungry. Hard times force folks to change their priorities. Surely to God when the SHTF there will be ample resistance to the NWO. Hopalong stated that the goal of the globalists is to turn us into serfs. I've read about several peasant and lower class uprisings which took place during the Middle Ages that eventually led to the rights we have today - the rights we're slowly losing (Magna Carta, English Bill of RIghts). History constantly repeats itself and will continue this way until the end of time. Comments by bidl from Other - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Thursday, May 31, 2012 at 10:10 and furthermore...and interesting piece to read at rafeonline.com regarding former federal fisheries ministers collectively writing to harper regarding his slimely liberal-like omnibus bill... get rid of the wild fish and wild game is next. Comments by bidl from Other - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Thursday, May 31, 2012 at 10:02 Well Hopalong and trucker, Redford will likely be munching canopes with other Builderburgers like Peter mansbridge, former BC premier Gordon Campbell (whose fishfarm policies are killing off wild salmon runs in BC, and who had to quit in disgrace only to be rewarded with a gig in London by), another builderberg, Steven Harper, who decided that the ownership of fish should be taken from the public and privatized. Corporate ownership of the food supply and all that. But hey, then there's no need for game wardens, fisheries officers, park wardens... Comments by Trucker from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Thursday, May 31, 2012 at 06:38 "Wildrose Leader Danielle Smith attacks Alberta Premiers Attendance at Bilderberg Conference." INFOWARS headline this AM. No wonder the Alberta CFO monty won't give any clarity, I mean, with a dear friend, and Premier of the province like this one !! Comments by Trucker from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Wednesday, May 30, 2012 at 22:53 There's a definite irony in Redford vacating Alberta at the very same time that Mulcair enters the province. Good riddance ('though very temporary) to the global warming alarmist. And hello ('though mercifully short lived) to the "east/west economic adjuster". They both have their sights set on the extremely profitable tar sands. One can start meddling with it right away, while the other can hardly wait three years for his turn to ruin the project. Wouldn't trust my firearm to either of those loonies. Comments by GUN FREAK from British Columbia - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Wednesday, May 30, 2012 at 13:18 Ha ha HA! no prob. sometimes, I AM a jerk, it is possibly therapeutic to be called on it from time to time. from A Canadian perspective, regarding the hateful CFO's and the firearms act, (formerly bill C-68) the feds are our only bet for any chance of legislative/regulatory concessions. on an international level, the UN certainly poses threat to sovereignity and freedom. So long as the d-bags in OTTAWA cling to power, for, the very second they concede to the UN dictates, we are FUBAR. who is a slubberdegullion? the list is too long to post! Comments by Hopalong Schmirnoff from Canada - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Wednesday, May 30, 2012 at 12:04 Thanks to voters from Alberta giving that conservative party a big win recently, Allison Redford will be traveling to the up coming Bilderberg conference in Chantilly Virginia. It will cost taxpayers 19000 dollars to fly her there so she can discuss with her fellow elite global warming alarmists the best methods for applying the UN Agenda 21 Project. To make a big story short, it means they want to choke off our modern technologies and make us live like serfs in the feudal age. No kidding. See INFOWARS : "Global Warming Alarmist Redford To Attend Elite Conference." So don't expect this viper in a skirt to stand up for gun rights either. Comments by Trucker from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Wednesday, May 30, 2012 at 04:40 Couldn't have said it better myself. I take back everything i said about you, to you, 'till next time. We curmudgeons got to hang together, although personally, i do find it much simpler to hang separately. Next time i wax on about the UN you'll not be too quick getting me in your sights. Wait a minute you - who's a slubberdegullion?!! Comments by GUN FREAK from British Columbia - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Tuesday, May 29, 2012 at 22:56 BUTT WEIGHT! there's MOOR! gawdam! Trucker is pissin' folks off instead of me for a change! way 2 go! point scored for curmudgeons and slubberdegullions everywhere! woooo! I dont advocate moving away, uncertainty and fear and loathing for gun owners is an international dish. The UN is dilligently empire building, and desires to initiate an international long gun registry (including all guns) one world government, global domination. They are massive, have their fingers in the entire world economy, and HATe freedom. The way I see it, scurrying about this rather beautiful, vast planet, although maybe gratifying and pleasurable, it has become similar to changing seats on the titanic, no place is safe, until the UN is disbanded, and gun control is shown to be the farce it is, on a world scale. bottom line, gunowners are the most responsible people on the planet. WHY? because, they do not want to risk any situation that would result in the loss or confiscation of their firearms! true story! ....and, a cautionary word to the wise....there is NO RIGHT to NOT EVER BE OFFENDED! because, if there were, the LIB/NDP/GREENS would be in shackles for their extreme greivous insult they have wrought against honest farmers and hunters.---sincerely. from a devout naturally inclined DICK! (jerk) whatever. Comments by Trucker from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Tuesday, May 29, 2012 at 19:52 Oh Gosh !!! At risk of sounding Je jeune did i ferget the dengue fever, malaria or the Leprosy that occasionally strikes even in this "Modern" day AND AGE ? But Costa Rica sounds like MY idea of heaven. Hey, get real, I don't hate you. YOU'VE GOT THE SAME RIGHT TO MAKE A LIVING AS EVERYONE ELSE, sorry, caps lock wuz on, but people should know the pros , yes, but they should also know the cons of moving to what is to them a foreign country. It wasn't too long ago that the US black ops were having a field day in your favorite country. Too, I just happen to think that Canada, minus its insane gummyment interference, could easily be the greatest country in the world. Am i just a bastard for sticking up for the country i was born into ? It's your country too, so i know you appreciate what I'm telling U. Having said all that, I totally agree that a free person in this world should be perfectly free to move to wherever his / her heart and soul tells him to move Comments by Get Real from Other - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Tuesday, May 29, 2012 at 18:37 Kinda quick to call names there Trucker. Kinda belligerent attitude too. Info was helping Freedom Fighter ,not trying to sell him real estate. Freedom fighter can do the research on Costa Ricas snakes and bugs,seems like we have Rattlers here and Black widows. Where you gonna go where there's no dangerous creatures? Gun laws in costa rica sound the same as here,have to research that too. Mans got a right to try out different things before he takes a dirt nap. Comments by Trucker from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Tuesday, May 29, 2012 at 17:19 Hey !!! Sounds great !!! except : "If you are caught traveling with a weapon ( presumably meaning any firearm , and not meaning a machete ) in Costa rica, your weapon will be confiscated ( read stolen by the "authorities") and you will be fined or deported. They do not fool around with this stuff here . If you are a non-resident expect to get the boot. If you are a resident , expect serious problems. " FROM : www.therealcostarica.com. Hey shill. Can you fix me up with a nice hacienda which is guaranteed to NEVER have any highly poisonous snakes (eg. three step water moccasins) - not the foot wear. poisonous spiders or thrilling but not quite as lethal scorpions ? I'd like my eyes to light up for a pretty senorita (not my wife ) rather than a light up with a quick dance to where ever it is I'm eventually going. I mean, being the unrepentant firearms sinner that the gummyment sez iam ? Tx fer yer non-reply. Comments by INFO. from Canada - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Tuesday, May 29, 2012 at 08:55 The Costa Rican real estate market is booming. Today, lots of people want to get away from it all. Many of them want to purchase or build a home in Costa Rica. Others want to buy land here as an investment. They all want to buy at bargain prices. .............. Costarica.com has a wide range of properties throughout Costa Rica. Many of these will appeal to bargain hunters. We have Costa Rica real estate investment listings in San Jose, Jaco, Dominical, Nosara, Samara, Santa Teresa, Puerto Viejo, Montezuma, Puntarenas, Atenas, Manuel Antonio, San Ramon, Tamarindo, Quepos, Golfito, Limon, and Hermosa. .................. 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Another real estate = propertiesincostarica.com Comments by freedom fighter from Canada - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Tuesday, May 29, 2012 at 06:52 I don't believe everyone in Canuckistan is a sheep. In fact, I would say the average Joe Six Pack Canadian, who may not be political but at the same time isn't stupid, is getting fed up with all of this nonsense. SO the CPC is going to allow this provincial shit to continue. Perhaps every one of us should withdraw our support from the CPC and vote Libertarian in 2015. And Trucker, you may just see a tax revolt in the near future. ANyway, if things get too hot and horny in N.America, the emerging police state, I think I'll move my business on down to Belize or Costa Rica. Low cost of living, beautiful women, tropical beaches...what more could a man ask for? Comments by Trucker from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Monday, May 28, 2012 at 22:11 Well, here's a suggestion, if we all just stopped paying our taxes that WOULD get their attention. Just sayin'. Comments by Hopalong Shmirnoff from Canada - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Monday, May 28, 2012 at 20:33 Yeah,bildi and whats worse I think ALL political parties are bought and paid for- using our tax extortions against us. cause sheep are for shearing, especially in kanukistan, home of sound asleep sheep, who always buy the lie alibi. The other 2 parties are even much less trustworthy. were in a world of hurt but the big question now is how do we stop this pain? Comments by bidl from Other - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Monday, May 28, 2012 at 17:38 I agree with you Trucker, however, more than underwhelmed with the conservatives, I don't believe that they are worthy of anyone's trust. Sun News is reporting that Teows will tolerate provincial CFO mutinies. Comments by Trucker from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Sunday, May 27, 2012 at 22:02 So, it looks like we'll realize we've arrived in fascist heaven when we're tooling down the road and get stopped by the TSA for a nice group grope and pud feel. Assisted by the mounties of course, who'll be beaming on approvingly. The liberals are a disorganized joke ever since Igjackieff screwed the libby pooch. The NDP are being led by a wild eyed and very divisive madman. But if harper and co feel that they are just a popular bunch of politicians, they'd better realize that all they are is today's monopoly default. We got them in to get our gun rights back, but so far I, like you, am underwhelmed. Feel free to comment Von Rumpy. Comments by pd from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Sunday, May 27, 2012 at 14:26 i think if everyone just stops showering now that its summer, we would get anything we like. Comments by gun freak from British Columbia - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Sunday, May 27, 2012 at 13:55 theres more than one way to protest. I put my protest on paper and mail it to my MP, the PMo, etc. That is the process we still haVE, when that fails, and it sure seems it has, with these CFO law breakers. I dont get pd's goat milk soap reference. I think he's mocking us. after the albatross of criminalizayion the Lib-tards and anti gun lefty's put around our necks, who cares. 3 billion dollars buys a lot of prejudice and hatred. on both sides. Comments by Trucker from Yukon - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Saturday, May 26, 2012 at 18:46 If you do decide to DEMON strate , make sure there are not more than 50 unwashed students at the demo. Any more than that and your students union could be fined 250,000 dollars for not announcing the demonstration. Oh, wait a moment, I guess that's Queerbec. Toews is a twinkle toes, Toews is a twinkle Toes! Comments by Trucker from Saskatchewan - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Saturday, May 26, 2012 at 18:24 Let me know how it works out for you. Personally, my demonstration apathy is surpassed only by my anonymity, which has also largely gone unnoticed. I suppose I'm just typical. Comments by Gun freak from British Columbia - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Saturday, May 26, 2012 at 18:23 protest, yes, but, "pots and pans and wooden spoons?" I dont understand what Toews is waiting for. he said that he was prepared to use legislative and regulatory measures to stop CFO ledger use...the ball is in his court, nothing but "crickets" so far.... Comments by pd from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Saturday, May 26, 2012 at 12:14 we ought all grab pots and pans and wooden spoons, and get out there in the streets to protest. .. mabey sell sell goatsmilk soap, wave placards and not shower until the feds and the UN change their minds.. Comments by Mark from British Columbia - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Friday, May 25, 2012 at 22:51 A few years ago American federal US agents arrested someone in Vancouver. They were attached to the US Navy I think. Comments by Trucker from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Friday, May 25, 2012 at 21:35 What we Canadians need is more fangs in Mr. Turdo's Charter of Rights and Freedoms, seeing as we cling to it like a little old lady clings to her purse. The federal and provincial parliaments should be prevented from overriding our Fundamental Freedoms and our Legal Rights through use of that Notwithstanding clause - which seens to be at the root of the problem. What we don't need is a bunch of foreign cops and military and US airport style crotch grabbers running around in our country making life miserable Comments by gun freak from British Columbia - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Friday, May 25, 2012 at 17:23 thank you, Bayonnet. Every day if I pay attention, I learn something new! Comments by Bayonet from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Friday, May 25, 2012 at 14:32 Gf,ny great uncle was RCMPsuperindent william kelley.he told me that when he was the head of the intelligence division in the fifties that the cia always has a station chief attached to their embassies or consulates,the KGB did the same as do most countries.kelly wrote about 6 books,he told me years ago that he worked with the cia and mi5 under operation glowworm the bugging of east bloc embassies in ottawa.canada only has a domestic spy agency csis they have no mandate to operate outside our borders-legally but iam postive they have in the past and still do.the rcmp and the fbi have a very tight working relationship and it was not uncommon though kept from the public that they have operated in conjuntion with rcmp in this country on matters of mutual concern.dig around the net and you will find the evidence-kellys books are avaible at amazon.hopes this helps Comments by gun freak from British Columbia - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Thursday, May 24, 2012 at 15:48 Bayonnet, do you have any proof, the CIA agency operates in Canada? I am curious, has there been any official statement, or, suppressed activity. This does seem possible, but I suspect the reverse, say, CSIS operations south of the border, not tolerated? I can see why cooperation for arresting fugitives, people trying to escape justice, but unchecked activity seems unreal? Comments by Harry Palmer from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Thursday, May 24, 2012 at 11:22 So what's in it for us? Does this mean we get the second amendment? Why wasn't this sovereignty issue put on a national plebiscite? At which level are these decisions being made? The European Union is falling apart and on its last legs, but the time is right for a North American Union? I'm very skeptical, and what's more, I agree with other comments that the mounties should be disbanded. Comments by Bayonet from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Thursday, May 24, 2012 at 01:26 the cia has operated in this country for years so having US agents on our soil is nothing new Comments by Trucker from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Wednesday, May 23, 2012 at 22:25 We recognized early that if we dropped our little froggies in a boiling pot they would leap right out. Step one, we drop our little drowsy froggy in a luke warm pot and turn the flame on low. The little froggy just sits in its slowly warming pot happy as can be. Then we slowly turn the flame on medium high, and the little dumb froggy doesn't leap out of the pot. Then we can turn the flame all the way up under the cooking pot and voila ! Le petit grunion deliscieux. Oh, mon dieu, bon appetit. -Yahoo, let's hear it for the Queem's cowboys ! They and the gummyment have learned how to cook using unnoticed "baby steps". Comments by GUN FREAK from British Columbia - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Wednesday, May 23, 2012 at 13:52 A section in the Criminal Code of Canada, the Firearms Act, or, the section called, Firearms and other weapons, "authorizes search/seizure of Canadian citizens home/property by FOREIGN PERSONNELl"......who put it there, or why,... Comments by pd from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Wednesday, May 23, 2012 at 08:31 may as well just hand the whole country over to the chugs and the dea. Comments by freedom fighter from Canada - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 17:57 .. The North American Union is here!!! RCMP ‘to ease Canadians into the idea’ of U.S. agents in Canada . . . .By Andy Radia | Canada Politics – 3 hours ago.. . . ... . . The main headquarters of the FBI, the J. Edgar Hoover Building, is seen in Washington on March 4, 2012.Uncle Sam could soon be coming after you on Canadian soil. According to an article in Embassy Magazine, the Harper government is moving forward on several initiatives that could give U.S. FBI and DEA agents the ability to pursue suspects in Canada. But, according to a RCMP officer, they're doing it in "baby steps." "We recognized early that this approach would raise concerns about sovereignty, of privacy, and civil liberties of Canadians," RCMP Chief Superintendent Joe Oliver, the Mounties' director general for border integrity, told the Senate Committee on National Security and Defence on May 14. "We said 'Let's take baby steps, let's start with two agencies to test the concept, let's demonstrate to Canadians and Americans that such an approach might work." Baby step 1, according to Embassy Magazine, has already happened in the form cross border pilot projects allowing Canadian and American agents in each others waters. Step 2 is the 'Shiprider' program which will make it permanently legal for U.S. agents to be certified as police in Canadian waters. This is on track to be passed into law by the Harper government's omnibus budget bill, C-38. And step 3, is to roll out cross-border policing over land. Embassy also notes that the government is not ruling out U.S. aerial surveillance over Canadian land. These initiatives are part of the much-touted perimeter security initiative between Washington and Ottawa, designed to provide a thicker wall of security around the continent while easing trade barriers at the borders. Critics have bemoaned the loss of Canada's jurisdiction and sovereignty over the new policing measures but Canadian officials insist it's needed. "Criminals are exploiting the fact that we have to respect our boundaries and we have to stop at the border," Oliver said. "We've had instances where we've engaged in the attempts to interdict vessels in our shared waterways, and the vessel has fled into the other territory and has escaped apprehension." ... . Comments by bidl from Other - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 17:50 Thankyou chullybudger. Bureaucrats tighten my knot. Just 'cause there haven't been changes since 1920 doesn't mean change is necessary. Bureaucracy is the devil's workshop. Comments by bidl from Other - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 17:42 Mark; Check out this story, http://www2.canada.com/story.html?id=6620299 These kinds of reports cause me to wonder about the Conservatives. Cummins is a B.C. man and a Conservative. Just abit of info you may not have heard about. Comments by chullybudger from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 17:28 OTTAWA — Draft regulations requiring ammunition be locked away will be struck down, Public Safety Minister Vic Toews said Thursday, an announcement that has gun owners breathing a sigh of relief. "My understanding is that those regulations, in respect of the storage of ammunition, will not proceed as proposed," he said. The draft regulations would require that gun owners lock away all ammunition. At present, guns must be locked, but not ammunition. The proposed rules would require all gun owners to install a locking box or safe in their homes. Toews told reporters Thursday he was not aware of the changes to ammunition storage rules until this week, when Postmedia News' coverage of the issue brought the proposed regulations national attention. "Those regulations were brought to my attention a day or two ago," he said. "I was not aware of those regulations." "That was a discussion I think mainly inside the bureaucracy," he added. "I just reiterate, those are not regulations that will proceed as proposed." Hours later, a spokeswoman for Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver issued similar assurances. "We won't move forward with any regulations that impose unnecessary or arbitrary regulations on law-abiding firearms owners while ensuring the safety of Canadians," said Carly Wolff. "These regulations are currently in a consultative period and we will review all comments received." Canada's explosive regulations have not been updated since 1920, and the draft rules aim to keep explosives out of the hands of terrorists. Drafted by Natural Resources Canada bureaucrats, the proposed rules could interfere with things such as hunting and even re-enacting historic battles. The draft regulations, made public recently, are currently in a 75-day review period. The public has been invited to tell Natural Resources Canada if they have concerns — before the end of June — and the final regulations will come into force in the late summer or early fall. National Firearms Association president Blair Hagen said gun owners are "very gratified" to hear Toews' pledge, and feel reassured the sweeping regulatory changes will not proceed as published. "After they were published in the Canada Gazette there was a rather large outcry from the firearms community about this," he said. "There was great alarm about these regulations, especially storage of ammunition." Tony Bernardo, executive director of the Canadian Sports Shooting Association, said many firearms owners were surprised by the draft rules, given the Harper government's oft-repeated pledge not to criminalize law abiding duck hunters and sports shooters. Firearms owners across Canada have made their views known, Bernardo said, and are relieved to see their concerns have been heard. The bureaucrats who drafted the regulations, he said, seem not to recognize which way the winds are blowing vis-a-vis firearms law in Canada these days. "Once again, the Harper government has responded to the needs of Canadians," he said. "There's definitely a disconnect between the desires of the citizens of the country and the bureaucracy." Toews' spokesman Michael Patton said his boss was unaware of the new explosive regulations because they do not fall under the auspices of his department. "Our government will not make changes that unfairly target law-abiding citizens with unnecessary or arbitrary obligations," Patton said. Comments by Harry Palmer from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 16:03 Safe Storage Act needs to be scrapped. Nothing but a government excuse to bother law abiding gun owners. I'm sick and tired of all the unwarranted BS. Comments by Mark from British Columbia - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 14:45 I thought I just read that the proposed ammo act was killed? And I do trust the Conservatives. Comments by bidl from Other - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 at 13:45 Well GF, I'm waiting to see what Teows has in store for us with the Cons. review of the proper storage of ammo. under the explosives act. Could be we'll all be still subject to unwarranted search under the guise of checking for compliance to new storage regulations. I don't trust the Cons. Comments by Trucker from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Sunday, May 20, 2012 at 22:04 Fire them ALL. They're still working for the liberals. Times have changed and the b@#$%es need to get their CFO butts kicked hard. As for Mulcair, he's just a typical NDP wingnut who claims that the Alberta tar sands is the total reason that the Canadian dollar is "artificially" high. Wake up Mulcair, the reason the Canadian dollar is high is because people are BUYING Canadian dollars compared to US dollars which are being rapidly devalued due to the Federal Reserve's (a totally private company, and not in the least little bit "Federal") printing up greenbacks like they're going out of style! And therefor causing what we can all witness, worldwide INFLATION ! Vis-a-vie gas prices=food in the supermarket Duh-uh Mulcair, economics 101, and may the deity help us all if Mulcair EVER gets the nod ! Comments by Bayonet from Alberta - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Sunday, May 20, 2012 at 19:21 what good is the RCMP?disband them and fire all CFO,s and Toews needs to get his ******** head out of his ass Comments by GUN FREAK from British Columbia - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Sunday, May 20, 2012 at 13:51 Last week, nothing. maybe this week, Toews will "fire a shot" across the CFO's bow...a FIRING or two is in order. Kim Campbells safe storage law aids in confiscation and harrassment of guns and gun owners as well. Comments by Truth Hunter. from Canada - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Sunday, May 20, 2012 at 13:48 Have your voice heard; www.cherylgallant.com/your-voice Take the poll and comment. ___________________________________ Your Voice Some Provinces are trying to keep the long gun registry. What do you think? .................................. Should Provinces or their Firearms Officers be allowed to reconstruct the long gun registry?: Yes No .................... Should new legislation be introduced to defend your property rights?: Yes No ...................... What do you think should be included in any new legislation? .................... ..................... My response, I support the right of all citizens of a free country such as Canada to Freely own ,keep,and bear arms ,without onerous and invasive paperwork, licensing, or registration. ............................................. A return to the F.A.C. would be acceptable to me,but even that will fail to address violent crime issues ,since criminals will find ways to obtain firearms, or use other objects to accomplish their violent intentions. ................................ A basic freedom on which all our other freedoms in a free country exists, is the right to Freely bear and keep arms for defence against threats 2 & 4 legged,and to keep a balance of power in citizens hands against tyrannical forces of government. ................................. I can't tell you how much gun owners of Canada appreciate a voice such as yours working on our behalf and all Freedom loving Canadians. Best Regards, J.D. First Name * Last Name * Postal Code * Email * Comments by Hopalong Schmirnoff from Canada - (Report Post - RP) Posted on: Sunday, May 20, 2012 at 12:32 Spell it out S-L-O-W-L-Y for the CFO's. They're still stuck in no means yes, and yes means no. What a farce - since 1995 . | |||
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