Dunwaters
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How so?
Pardon my error, British prime ministers weren’t a big factor in the curriculum here.
It was Chamberlain
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It was Chamberlain
Dunwaters
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They did, but their focus was primarily environmental concerns, this time it is being driven by the ECHA.
Here’s the link to the ECHA proposals.
Lead in shot, bullets and fishing weights - ECHA
echa.europa.eu
This is what’s driving the lead ban, including yours.
have i missed something did we not have a vote to leave the EU
Dunwaters
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You left the Union, you are still European.
Not many propellant powder manufactures in the EU who do you think takes preference recreational sporting or NATO?
Why would a manufacture if struggling to get components for recreational use make other than their most popular selling products or invest in biodegradable wads with no market until a legal ban.
Why do you think steel is easier to produce? if it’s that easy may be you should start manufacturing the cartridges.
timbrayford
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As others have said we aren't in the EU anymore, but the platform on which these restrictions are based is the LAG report.
Or so LAG Chairman John Swift claimed when discussing HSE proposals in January of this year:-
"It reflects to large extent the recommendations of the LAG report"
terrier1
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Here we go again always the same question.
What organisation are you a member of for God sake tell him the CPSA they were not one of the nine idiots that decide to go against their members and vote for a lead ban.
It has been claimed, probably spuriously, by BASC that the UK effort to ban lead was instigated by the UK trade to protect exports to the EU. There's no evidence presented of any market participant stating such, nor of the scale of any exports, nor of the economic net benefits of doing this. etc etc. i.e. It's all just more bullsh1t.
We've had a Kremlinesque avalanche of misinformation about this from BASC, variously making spurious claims about science, about food safety, about EU trade, about the possibility of altering the laws of physics, about their own activities, about the existence of a proposed ban, and even extraordinarily an insistence on accepting the validity of incorrect claims in methodologically defective papers published by antis - and on promoting the fabrications as fact to their members.
Rewulf
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That is an uncannily accurate description of how BASC is run
“When I use a word “ Humpty Dunpty said in a rather scornful tone “ it means just what I choose it to mean neither more nor less “ This quote is from Lewis Carroll’s Through the Looking Glass and is spoken by Humpty Dumpty , not the Queen of Hearts.
Are you disputing the fact that the individual involved relentlessly posted on forums information and opinion that supported restrictions on the use of lead shot that was contrary to BASC policy of opposing further lead shot ?
Furthermore are you stating that BASC condoned his actions despite those actions being contrary to BASC policy ?
Have you evidence to support your claims that undermining BASC policy by any of their employees was supported by that organisation?
Clement Attlee ???? Are you kidding me ?
I notice you’ve convinced your boy Mike L.
Completely irrelevant to the points I’ve made in my posts , perhaps read through them again. You state I’ve posted them umpteen times so there seems little excuse for misinterpretation,unless of course that misinterpretation is deliberate.
Neither it seems were Lewis Carroll or critical interpretation.
you may be in dublin, but I rather think otherwise
Indeed.
Attlee actually opposed the Munich Agreement. Nonetheless, it is only an Irishman who could look at the Munich Conference and conclude that the hypocrite wasn't Hitler but Chamberlain.
Slushies unsafe for children under 7, watchdog warns, yet not banned.
Slushies unsafe for children under seven, food watchdog warns
Children under seven should not have the iced drink over health concerns about a chemical they contain, the FSA says.
www.bbc.co.uk
Smellydog
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Yeah but no but, not lead sooo doesn't matter....Slushies unsafe for children under 7, watchdog warns, yet not banned.
Slushies unsafe for children under seven, food watchdog warns
Children under seven should not have the iced drink over health concerns about a chemical they contain, the FSA says.
Is the child in the link in bed in a corridor?
Broken Britain on the brink...
Quite right they should use alcohol to stop slushies freezing solid. A much better idea.
Keeps the kids quiet, while you enjoy your holidays.
I would think that is an easy bet to win.I bet a lot more kids under seven drink slushies then eat game meat, just saying
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