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Post by rossfrb » 28 Aug 2026, 8:51 pm

This for our Victorian brethren. Disturbing if true.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXDy7F0QQUU
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Post by Wapiti » 29 Aug 2026, 7:32 am

Think I was joking about guns being handed in during amnesties going in the front door, then some out the back door that same day?
What's the real story about the movement through the system of the AR15 that low-IQ child used in Tas in '96? Anyone remember?
Edit: rest of post deleted.
Meanwhile, tiny desperate men like Minns blame you and me, because they weren't born with the stones to do what they are supposed to.
True leaders accept responsibility for that they are at the top of and set the sights on those top blame instead.
"The only way to avoid criticism is to do nothing, say nothing, and be nothing."
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Post by rossfrb » 21 Sep 2026, 2:36 pm

Mark Banasiak MLC: Notices of Motion - Did Catley Mislead Parliament?

There is an implication arising in this video that I have wondered myself.
Why did it take 3 years from circa 2020 for the Bondi shooter to get issued a firearms license in 2023?
Was some form of political influence used that caused NSW firearms registry to eventually issue that license?
Minns government does not appear to want to release the information regarding the circumstances.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aWhEKp8mrI
For the legal eagles - there appears to be a clear discrepancy with the evidence given by the minister, so what happens now?
Hopefully this line of inquiry cannot be shut down by the government.
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Post by Baronvonrort » 21 Sep 2026, 3:48 pm

Wapiti wrote:Think I was joking about guns being handed in during amnesties going in the front door, then some out the back door that same day?

What's the real story about the movement through the system of the AR15 that low-IQ child used in Tas in '96? Anyone remember?


I don't think we will ever know the true story
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Post by fussy » 21 Sep 2026, 7:14 pm

The only thing you need to know is that the port arthur evidence is embargoed.
That's it. Not allowed to ask.
If that doesn't tell you all you need to know, I can't help you.
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Post by Wapiti » 21 Sep 2026, 7:15 pm

rossfrb wrote:Mark Banasiak MLC: Notices of Motion - Did Catley Mislead Parliament?

There is an implication arising in this video that I have wondered myself.
Why did it take 3 years from circa 2020 for the Bondi shooter to get issued a firearms license in 2023?
Was some form of political influence used that caused NSW firearms registry to eventually issue that license?
Minns government does not appear to want to release the information regarding the circumstances.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aWhEKp8mrI
For the legal eagles - there appears to be a clear discrepancy with the evidence given by the minister, so what happens now?
Hopefully this line of inquiry cannot be shut down by the government.


To me, despite all the SFP carefully fluffing around the edges like scared amateurs by not trying to burn Labor bridges, it's quite obvious that the fault lies within the NSW firearms licensing branch. Or whatever it's called.
Here's some observations - feel free to tell me I'm wrong here.
1. Minns is the Premier. He is supposed to take responsibility for his "underlings". At least, be a MAN enough not to deflect blame from himself as a "leader" by trying to deflect from the trash in the public service, and the fact that HE is ultimately responsible. Regardless of whether he gives a toss or not.
Instead of being a "leader", he is blaming the best people in the state, to defect from the fact he is a micro-man coward.
Minns a "leader"? Hack, spit.

2. He is taking the people's right away from legally standing up against communist behaviour by denying NCAT. Why? Methinks strongly that the neanderthal Islamic freak took the cops to NCAT and won when they denied him a license/PTA for those guns him and his monkey-boy son used at Bondi. So rather than punish the public-service employed judge, they punish the people by denying the Australian justice against incompetent government paid legal services and kiddie-fiddlers in wigs. And by doing so deny the responsibility from where it really lies. True?
Admit the government is ultimately not the blame, but instead the hunters and farmers? In other words, Minns the coward, again deflects responsibility.

THAT's what needs to be openly said by the SFP.
There is no second "F" for "Farmer" in SFP, as far as we are concerned. they play in the sandpit with Labor (our arch enemy) too much for us.
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Post by bigrich » 21 Sep 2026, 7:21 pm

Baronvonrort wrote:
Wapiti wrote:Think I was joking about guns being handed in during amnesties going in the front door, then some out the back door that same day?

What's the real story about the movement through the system of the AR15 that low-IQ child used in Tas in '96? Anyone remember?


I don't think we will ever know the true story


there's a really big can of worms the guv'ment doesn't want opened . my views are on par with wapiti's with regards to this topic . nuf said :thumbsup:
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