I have had a very long phone conversation with Peter Zabrdac (NSC) this morning about my last post here, that does clarify a few things.
He did ask me to quote him but I'm not inclined to quote him verbatim from a private conversation, and I have some cow stuff to sort, but some quick points.
He tells me that Grimreaper is absolutely not Roger Smith, that was my own assumption, but it appears to be entirely coincidental. Peter says he personally knows both of these characters and is adamant that they are not the same person. It still seems very odd that GR would sign up to this forum within hours of my posting this thread, post only NSC-related comments, then leave or be removed (I don't know which is correct).
Apparently Grimreaper is simply a fellow shooter that joined our forum, and it seems got severely hammered for doing so. Peter confirms that GR is known to him personally, and is an NSC member, like myself. I went to bed early last night so I don't know what happened after that, but up to that point I hadn't seen anything to warrant banning him.
Peter agrees that Roger Smith's post on Facebook was out of line, and that Peter removed it today himself. When I tried to respond to Roger's final comment, Facebook told me I couldn't respond as the post had been removed by the author. When I have tried to respond to other things that have been removed either by Facebook or by page moderators I don't get a message that the author removed it, so I'm not sure precisely what occurred there. But the FB post was deemed inappropriate and was removed.
Peter saw my posting of the FB post here as an attack on NSC. I think I managed to explain to him that I posted it here for precisely the opposite reason. For me, when I saw the post in my FB feed it was clearly an entirely pointless attack aimed at driving a wedge between NSC and the members of this forum, which goes against everything I would expect of any pro-shooting organisation. I think it was GR that directed Peter to this thread as Peter is not a member here.
Peter says that he did join this forum but found that all attempts at posting were blocked, assumed this was an anti-NSC bias, and never bothered again. He may have had issues with posting, but I really find it hard to believe the drivers of this forum have an agenda against NSC. Regardless, he certainly feels that this forum is anti-NSC. He did confirm that somebody in the past did join this forum, and claimed to represent NSC, but entirely off their own bat. When he learned of this he dealt with that person himself. I personally consider it a loss to this forum that we don't have NSC and all the other shooters groups represented here, but I don't follow forums to see politics anyway. I follow those organisations on Facebook so I can stay up to date on their efforts. But members of forums do discuss what these groups are up to so it would be useful to have official responses to these discussions.
Now, to set the record absolutely straight

I like Peter, and I really like what the NSC hopes to achieve for shooters in this country.
I am a financial member of NSC and I support their efforts to fix the mess we find ourselves in. I am also a financial member of Firearm Owners United, Shooters Union, Shooters, Fishers & Farmers, SSAA, Field and Game, Australian Deer Association, Field Hunters Club, Deerstalkers club and other organisations and clubs. I get nothing tangible out of any of these memberships as I don't attend their ranges, and I don't read their magazines. What I get is intangible, I'm supporting the groups and clubs that just might ensure shooting and hunting still exists in this country in the future, long after I'm gone. I don't particularly care if NSC claims to be responsible for achieving something they had a minor role in, or that they choose not to reveal the extent of their role. But I do understand why some people might want to know more in depth about these cases. We don't always get what we want

As far as I'm considered all wins are still wins.