Campaigning for the disarmament of citizens is a repellent pastime in itself, and is but a degree removed from demanding that the police themselves be disarmed as well. One…
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Another day the World stood still, and recoiled in repulsion as detestable acts of extreme violence were perpetrated by extremists against innocents. The theatre of the latest Danse Macabre…
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Bad people will find a way to perpetrate bad acts. This unfortunate reality was poignantly illustrated by the terrible events occurring in a Sydney café this week, as two…
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Shocking revelations and ground-breaking exposés don’t often make for pleasant reading. When grounded in fact they generally serve to shake the foundations of, and ultimately destroy in totality, previously…
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When His Majesty Langalibalele, King of the amaHlubi people, was summoned to account before the British Diplomatic Agent, he had good cause for concern. It was similar summonses by…
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I take issue with Vanessa Farr’s opinion piece “Staring Down the Barrel of a Gun” in the 19 November Daily Maverick. In her article she makes a rather bold…
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Blog reader Paul Ehlers asks (and answers) this pertinent question in his opinion piece. Food for thought in my opinion, and definitely issues overlooked by those who are hysterically…
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The FCA has not saved lives, and is a waste of time and money
November 3, 2014 7 Comments
The following is copied verbatim off GunSite South Africa and paints a pretty damning picture of GFSA. It proves them to be nothing more than outright liars. If they…
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Being accused of racial profiling isn’t something anyone wants to be on the receiving end of. Even less so if you are a shopping mall currently embroiled in a…
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Senseless killings. We have had far too many of these lately. The most recent high-profile victim of South Africa’s plague of criminal violence is none other than the Captain…