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"A desire to persue a career in politics automatically makes them the worst people for the job..." They're all as bad as each other. Sadly those that would be good at it, have no interest in doing it.Mauserbill wrote: ↑Sat Jun 15, 2024 9:21 am Hello
It doe`s not matter who wins the general election "The government always wins" and I am sorry but I do not trust any of them one bit.
My thought exactly.Pippin89 wrote: ↑Tue Jun 18, 2024 7:02 am"A desire to persue a career in politics automatically makes them the worst people for the job..." They're all as bad as each other. Sadly those that would be good at it, have no interest in doing it.Mauserbill wrote: ↑Sat Jun 15, 2024 9:21 am Hello
It doe`s not matter who wins the general election "The government always wins" and I am sorry but I do not trust any of them one bit.
Out of interest , whats the legal situation , you invite an MP to your range , he was a walk around , chats to people , then you offer him the chance to have a few shots with a rifle .
Problem with that is how many of us "know" our MP's ?450 Martini wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2024 11:49 am Yes certainly if the visit to the club took place as part of a guest day, although probably not on a MOD range these days.
Home Office Approved clubs have 12 allotted guest days per year where guests known to members who do not hold a FAC and are not prohibited persons can come and shoot under supervision. These can be useful for getting local politicians onside and showing that shooting is a safe, fun and social activity that doesn't need banning into the ground.
Why not? Very curious what the issue is?MistAgain wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2024 12:19 pmProblem with that is how many of us "know" our MP's ?450 Martini wrote: ↑Sat Jul 06, 2024 11:49 am Yes certainly if the visit to the club took place as part of a guest day, although probably not on a MOD range these days.
Home Office Approved clubs have 12 allotted guest days per year where guests known to members who do not hold a FAC and are not prohibited persons can come and shoot under supervision. These can be useful for getting local politicians onside and showing that shooting is a safe, fun and social activity that doesn't need banning into the ground.
And I wouldnt like to see a place on a guest day being used for an MP .