Thursday, November 30, 2017
A Woodsrunner's Diary: Ulrich Bretscher's Black Powder Page
A Woodsrunner's Diary: Ulrich Bretscher's Black Powder Page: http://www.musketeer.ch/blackpowder/bp_menu.html
Wednesday, November 29, 2017
Home Invasion & Attempted Murder. Give us our human rights, give us our guns back.
https://au.news.yahoo.com/vic/a/38055974/gang-of-thieves-attempt-to-run-down-mum-baby-after-stealing-car/
The government claims we do not need guns for self defence. I beg to differ!!!
It is even illegal in Australia for law abiding citizens to purchase or carry pepper spray or tasers. I say forget about the pepper spray & tasers, we want to be legally allowed to purchase & carry firearms for the purpose of self defence & for the defence of our families. This is a human right that we Australian citizens are being denied by our government.
Gun confiscation was never anything to do with the safety of Australian citizens, the fact that there have been no mass shootings since the Port Arthur massacre has nothing to do with it. People are killing other people with knives, such as the massacre in China, & the terrorist attack in London, no guns were used in these killings. But we NEED to be able to use a gun for our defence, do you really want to have to get into a knife fight or defend yourself with just your fists against a bigger person? This is not sensible or practicle.
North Korea claims new 'significantly more' powerful missile puts entire US in range, & Australia!
So the whole of Australia is now in range! We are only just hearing of this & the USA has known it for days!
https://au.news.yahoo.com/world/a/38054278/north-korea-claims-new-icbm-missile-puts-entire-us-in-range/
Tuesday, November 28, 2017
Human Rights. David Leyonhjelm is correct: Australians should be able to arm themselves against terror
These basic human rights are:
Universal: they
belong to all of us – everybody in the world.
Inalienable: they
cannot be taken away from us.
Indivisible and
interdependent: governments should not be
able to pick and choose which rights are respected.
Article 1 Everyone is born
free and equal in dignity and with rights.
Article 2 You should never be
discriminated against for any reason. Rights belong to all people, whatever our
differences.
Article 3 Everyone has the rights to life, liberty and security.
Article 4 No-one shall be held in slavery or servitude.
Article 5 No-one shall be
subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
Article 6 You have the right
to be treated as a person in the eyes of the law. Article 7 You have the right to be treated by the law
in the same way as everyone else. Everyone has a
right to protection against violations of their human rights.
Article 8 If your rights under law are violated, you have the right
to see justice done in a court or tribunal.
Article 9 No-one shall be subject to arbitrary arrest, detention or
exile. Article 10 You have the right to a fair and public trial by an
independent and impartial tribunal.
Article 11 Everyone is to be
presumed innocent until proven guilty in a fair trial. No
one should be charged with a criminal offence for an act which wasn’t an
offence at the time the act was done.
Article 12 No-one has the
right to intrude in your private life or interfere
with your home and family without good reason. No-one has the right to attack your good name
without reason.
Article 13 You have the right to freedom of movement within your
country. Everyone has the right to leave a country and to return home.
Article 14 You have the right to seek and to enjoy asylum from persecution
in other countries. You may not invoke this right if fleeing just laws in your
own country.
Article 15 You have the right to a nationality.
Article 16 You have the right to marry and to raise a family. Men and
women have the same rights when they are married and when they are separated.
Article 17 You have the right to own property and it cannot randomly be taken
away from you.
Article 18 You have the right to freedom of thought, conscience and
religion and to peacefully express those beliefs in teaching, practice and
worship. Article 19 You have the right to freedom of opinion and expression.
Article 20 You have the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and
association.
Article 21 You have the right
to take part in the government of your country. Article 22 As a member of
society, you have a right to social security.
Article 23 You have the right to work, to good working conditions, to
equal pay for equal work and to form and join unions.
Article 24 You have the right to rest and leisure.
Article 25 You have the right to a decent life, including enough
food, clothing, housing, medical care and social services.
Article 26 You have the right to an education.
Article 27 No-one may stop you from participating in the cultural
life of your community.
Article 28 You have the right to live in the kind of world where
your rights and freedoms are respected.
Article 29 We all have a responsibility to the people around us and
should protect their rights and freedoms.
Article 30 There is nothing in this declaration that justifies any
person or country taking away the rights to which we are all entitled.
The Australian government has denied us a human rights, as law abiding citizens we SHOULD have the right to protect ourselves & our families, but that right has been taken from us with a law which states that we are not legally allowed to purchase or carry: Pepper spray, Tasers, or guns for the sole purpose of self defence & the defence of our families!
This law does not stop crime, it does not stop home invasions, muggings, beatings, rapes or murders. All it does is leave us defenceless.
So what are you going to do about this? Our government system is totally corrupt to the core, there is little point in begging to the government. I have started petitions, but hardly anyone bothers to sign! You still think we live in a free country? Think again. Most people are totally apathetic to the loss of our human rights & exist with their heads buried in the sand.
Australian Human Rights Commission.
”The Australian Government has agreed to uphold and respect many of these human rights treaties” .
But not all!
Monday, November 27, 2017
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