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Actually Kute, that little effort more than likely got you onto another two government lists(person of special interest).

Frankly, I think that the �uthorities DELIBERATELY encourage these wars as they help to create a social climate where fear over-rules freedom and we serfs are easier to control...they STILL are screwing around with the Air India bombing at 100s megabucks to Canadian taxpayers and they KNOW who did it......

Violater22, well, would you want me to AGREE with the gunbanners and nation wreckers??????? give �m hell, sez I!!!

I hope never to find myself in a situation where I am unable to defend or protect me or my loved ones in moments of potential tragedy, or terror for that matter. Politics, beliefs, countries and their respective laws all be damned when that type moment is a reality staring straight into your eyes!!

Isaac, I do not believe you will get any argument about that here.

Yes, I may well BE on "lists", exactly what five of my closest male relatives volunteered to fight in WWII, ain't that just great!?

FREEDOM is fragile, but, it is too precious to entrust to governments, ANY of them!

The SS just have different uniforms now as do the KGB types here, they are exactly the same goons.........

Somewhere there is a Government employee getting ready to peruse these posts, his pen is out and he is taking names(what is the bet he is working for the American Government), the irony is I shall appear as a moderate.

't seems that belgians are not the only ones who encounter big problems with severe gun controls laws for the moment. freedom should means the right to choose between good and evil ways. modern bureaucratic laws allow no choice anymore, except for true criminals.

Welcome home brother, you are going to fit in well around here, we are all a bunch of argumentative misfits(it is what makes us interesting).
I for one am learning an awful lot from my participation on this forum, so much so that I truly look forward to debating with the other forum members, you will find that these characters are some of the most interesting people that you are ever likely to meet, brash, opinionated, pig-headed and obstinate.....just my type of people.
James.

Great !

what means "pig-headed" ????

Kute, all you gotta do is look at my signature and that about says it all for me.

Welcome!

Pig headed means "stubborn".

What does "veneur" mean?

The conventional way to ask your question is: What does ____mean?

Your English is really quite good.

Paul

what means "pig-headed" ????
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The best way I can describe it for you new friend is to do a search on "pit bulls" and "dog-poisoning". Oh yeah,...and "Dress for Success"!!!

Whoa, Christ Isaac...you don't want to scare him away.
Besides he will give us a European perspective, and I for one would like to hear about their problems without the usual media bull-sh_t.
James.

American!

Hey I resemble that remark!

I expect someday soon the participation of these little harmless intenet forums will be limited.

The only thing worse for government control than an armed citizenry is an informed citizenry.

With the internet knowing no borders and the free exchange of information and ideas around here, there has to be a bureaucrat somewhere thinking "this must be stopped!"

Right ... thanks for the explanations

I'm glad nobody here could be mixed up with a wild boar during a hunt

As I already explained to JStuart by PM about the term �veneur� �

Well it's quite difficult to find an english word, so i think a good picture would give you a better answer than a hundred wrong words ...

http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Chasse_a_courre.jpg

the "Veneurs" are the riders who lead the dog pack in traditional mounted hunt (called "v�nerie" or "chasse � courre" in french).

Note that it is not exactly a (mounted) fox hunt. French-type "v�nerie" is dedicated to various games like deer, wild boar, roe deer or even hare but i've never tried it or seen it. However, the particular "v�nerie" music (hunting horns) is still often performed to honour the animals killed during driven hunts.

I filmed those during a BBQ last Saturday:

http://video.google.fr/videoplay?docid=2889242755824880704&hl=fr

http://video.google.fr/videoplay?docid=6419655304439096613&hl=fr


However my display name is not linked to that way of hunting (I respect that tradition, forbidden in Belgium, but it's not my kind of hunt).

"Grand Veneur" is the name of a well known sauce in the french cooking (Mostly used when cooking hare, deer or roe deer). As i Really enjoy both cooking and hunting i like that name.

So ... Ta�aut ta�aut ta�aut ...

I would bet London to a brick that they are already watching us, lets face it, they are too insecure not to.
James.

Don't we all.

JStuart, do you know any of the facts on this story, do you understand why he was charged? Is there a law that declares one must enter a home before being shot at? I'm interested what "firearm offenses he committed.

I can't believe I just read this entire thread.
About all I can say, is that we have allowed JSTUART to set the pace, call the shots, and lay out the rules of engagement. I personally find him a bore, and a boor.
I don't give a rat's butt about how, or why, they do it the way they do it in the colonies. Their culture is what is is. The reasons are theirs, not ours. By the same token, what we do here in America is our business, not theirs. Why we are the way we are is not their concern.