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UK: British Police Turn the Screw on Gun Ownership
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For at least six gun owners in the UK in recent weeks, the unthinkable has happened. Police have knocked on their door and ask them to surrender their guns and their gun certificates. The police officers give no reason – and the police force concerned has continued to give no reason.
These six gun owners, who have more than 100 years of blameless gun use and ownership between them, are – well, you can imagine the emotions – baffled, confused, angry is just the start. |
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repealfederalgunlaws
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| They took the guns first, before the covid tyranny. Stupid britain hasn't changed a bit. |
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