Police officers & army personnell, would you turn on your fellow man?

stal · 12-12-2008, 12:39 PM

ok heres a tiny little inconsequential example.

last week my uncle's gun lisence expired. now he served 25 years in the australian navy, including running support for 70s/80's mid-east black ops, and is now a screw (works in a prison, for the government) but as soon as his ticket expired he got a phone call. a few years ago he sent his prized hunting rifle out to my dads farm for safe keeping. as soon as he said this, he was told it was a serious offense, and threatened with jail time.

same as my dad. he was given 1 day to drive 200kms and hand the rifle in. now my uncle can get the rifle back, after paying $50 to renew his permit. doesnt sound like much until you take into account the $15 per day he has to pay for gun storage. oh yeah, the permit takes 6 weeks to process.

now the police were quite willing to book both my uncle (a decorated ex-serviceman) and dad (a highly respected community man), untill they agreed to pay the $$. also, they live 500kms apart, so there were no personal grudges involved. just standard BS.

eaglespirit · 12-12-2008, 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by stal

ok heres a tiny little inconsequential example.

last week my uncle's gun lisence expired. now he served 25 years in the australian navy, including running support for 70s/80's mid-east black ops, and is now a screw (works in a prison, for the government) but as soon as his ticket expired he got a phone call. a few years ago he sent his prized hunting rifle out to my dads farm for safe keeping. as soon as he said this, he was told it was a serious offense, and threatened with jail time.

same as my dad. he was given 1 day to drive 200kms and hand the rifle in. now my uncle can get the rifle back, after paying $50 to renew his permit. doesnt sound like much until you take into account the $15 per day he has to pay for gun storage. oh yeah, the permit takes 6 weeks to process.

now the police were quite willing to book both my uncle (a decorated ex-serviceman) and dad (a highly respected community man), untill they agreed to pay the $$. also, they live 500kms apart, so there were no personal grudges involved. just standard BS.

Thanks for sharing Stal!

It IS time, right now...for ALL of Us to STOP asking permission from anyone to do anything regarding Our Own Personal BEING!

The Entrainment of Personal Sovereignty of People living according to the urges from Their Hearts has taken hold on Mother Earth NOW!

Live life from Your Heart and change everything!

STOP abiding by anything that does not feel right to You and Yours!

Start living in Unconditional Love in Your Own Way in the Now and You WILL Be Protected from anything and everything that is out of 'sync' with Your Own Love and Life!

hueyii · 12-12-2008, 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by eaglespirit

Thanks for sharing Stal!

It IS time, right now...for ALL of Us to STOP asking permission from anyone to do anything regarding Our Own Personal BEING!

The Entrainment of Personal Sovereignty of People living according to the urges from Their Hearts has taken hold on Mother Earth NOW!

Live life from Your Heart and change everything!

STOP abiding by anything that does not feel right to You and Yours!

Start living in Unconditional Love in Your Own Way in the Now and You WILL Be Protected from anything and everything that is out of 'sync' with Your Own Love and Life!

....and stop living in fear of deathcamps, chemtrails and other such hoaxes

12-12-2008, 12:39 PM	#1
stal Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: australia Posts: 84	Re: Police officers & army personnell, would you turn on your fellow man? ok heres a tiny little inconsequential example. last week my uncle's gun lisence expired. now he served 25 years in the australian navy, including running support for 70s/80's mid-east black ops, and is now a screw (works in a prison, for the government) but as soon as his ticket expired he got a phone call. a few years ago he sent his prized hunting rifle out to my dads farm for safe keeping. as soon as he said this, he was told it was a serious offense, and threatened with jail time. same as my dad. he was given 1 day to drive 200kms and hand the rifle in. now my uncle can get the rifle back, after paying $50 to renew his permit. doesnt sound like much until you take into account the $15 per day he has to pay for gun storage. oh yeah, the permit takes 6 weeks to process. now the police were quite willing to book both my uncle (a decorated ex-serviceman) and dad (a highly respected community man), untill they agreed to pay the $$. also, they live 500kms apart, so there were no personal grudges involved. just standard BS.