Saturday, 3 September 2011

How Can We Frighten People Today?

I have posted before on the woeful ignorance of The Daily Mail when it comes to firearms including both here and here.

But when it comes to frightening the public and reinforcing the PTB insistence on a disarmed public, even a group they seem to tacitly support can act to whip up ‘The Fear’ of the evil guns.

Chilling pictures of 'EDL members' posted online posing with an array of deadly weapons...

Lets have a look at this array of deadly weapons (click photo’s for bigger)

gun_1

That to me looks like a gas powered air rifle.

gun-2

On the left : An H&K MP5 almost certainly a replica, practically impossible to get in the UK (unless a policeman leaves one on the pavement)

On the right: An MP40  WWII  vintage machine pistol, probably another replica , if not, it’s over 70 years old and not safe to fire (if you could get the ammunition)

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Now these two could possibly be real, without a higher resolution picture it’s too hard to tell, odds are they are not.

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On the right: an air rifle  On the left: Another air rifle.  Both perfectly legal still to own

gun 6

OK that’s a gun agreed, but providing he has a firearms licence, perfectly legal to own and there is no law against posing like a prat in an unsafe manner (yet)

gun 7

DM: EDL Flag posing with a gun

PC: EDL Flag posing with an air rifle

gun 8gun 9

.22 Rifle Legal                            Shotgun: Also legal

cross bow

Crossbow:  Legal, anyone over 18 can buy one, dicks included

SA80

SA80: Standard issue to British armed services, if you look at the back drop this is probably taken at a recruiting stand at a fete or fayre, Where they let you sit in the trucks and hold the guns, fun when you’re 10, a bit strange when older. i.e it is not HIS gun.

Are you frightened yet by all those pictures of ‘guns’?

No then let us use our ‘words’ to ram it home. 

‘chilling array of guns’ ‘array of deadly weapons.’ ‘a powerful looking rifle’  ‘with a scope mounted to the top.’ To the ‘top’ people imagine that (although quite where else you are supposed to mount a ‘scope’ I don’t know) ‘a grimacing figure ‘ ‘clutches a pair of handguns’ ‘slings two guns over his shoulders’ ‘a deadly shotgun ‘ ‘A terrifying haul of rifles ‘ (remember it’s 2 airguns and a .22, oooh terrifying).’another terrifying looking weapon is brandished’ brandished you see , not just held, brandished.

I would hate to be the writer and picture sub, they must have an attack of the vapours every time a Western comes on the telly.

12 comments:

  1. Second pic is also photoshopped, the guy in the centre is smaller but forward of the two other guys and if you see the real pic (I have) you can see the image of the other guys hands through the centre image.

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  2. I wonder what the reaction from the police/security forces wpold be if there was a photo of a member displaying a CheyIac M-200 with a .408 calibre barrel, PVS 26 long range sight and CheyTac ammunition, if they knew what that set up was, they would know the one who would use it was a very good shot indeed, starting from 1000 metres out.

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  3. The idiot 'Guardian' journalist Paul Lewis was eagerly repeating this on Twitter yesterday, with the comment ' unverified, horrific if true'.

    Cretin.

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  4. And I wonder how long it'll be before the 'Metro' prints a 'Gun picture warning!' boxout on the front page.

    Like they already do with pictures of spiders. Thanks to complaints from arachnophobes.

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  5. "Like they already do with pictures of spiders. Thanks to complaints from arachnophobes.

    They should do the same for pictures of foreigners for the sake of xenophobes.

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  6. Like they already do with pictures of spiders. Thanks to complaints from arachnophobes.

    Do they really? Good grief.

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  7. The two pistols are almost certainly BB guns. Ooh err

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  8. @Bucko

    I think you are probably correct going by the muzzle caliber, but unlike the MSM if I don't know or can't confirm something, I won't just say any old thing.

    and you can get .22 Semi Automatic handguns which would present a similar muzzle size. So I hedged my bets

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  9. when I say and you can get I obviously mean, they exist in the world. Not however in the UK, so in fact 'you' can't get one, not even our Olympic Shooting team can get one, they have to train in Switzerland

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  10. The MP 40 is even after 70 years, CAN be safe to fire. I have an origional Remington army .44 black powder, from 1860, a Walther P-38 from 1944, (Same ammo as the MP 40 (9mm Luger)so it IS available (Frankonia Handels GmbH & Co. KG • Schießhausstraße 10 • 97228 Rottendorf , http://www.frankonia.de/munition-und-wiederladen/categorylist.html ) which are used fortnightly on the range, and there are more than a couple of origional 1812 /1813 Canons still being fired regularly, both live and "powder only".

    Having said that, an MP 40 is as rare as rocking horse shit, and if this twat has one, then he has more money than bloody sense.

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  11. Brilliant expose, however, if one of them came into my shop waving one of them, I'd not be in any position to argue weapons and ballistics with him.

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