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As soon as the terrorists stop firing rockets and cluster bombs into Israel, the war will stop. In the meantime, munitions industries in other parts of the world are raking in the coin.

He used to be a pilot for our local puddle jumper airline.

It was very embarrassing to all of Canada. Especially bad for the unions that have been propping up the NDP for decades. All of a sudden, their party of conviction is out to destroy most non government jobs, and whole industries.

How much is this traitor going to cost taxpayers? There has to be a significant payoff in there somewhere.

The whole thing is getting stranger. It seems like both parties are doing their best to make the whole issue go away, while at the same time trying to make something stick on the other side.

Or she is just looking to get her name in the news? The whole thing is rather baffling.

Don't own a hand gun. SO don't care. I don't load my on ammunition either so don't know what the rules are on that either. I know that when I had a safety fuse and multi series electric blasting tickets, with didgidet endorsement,I couldn't legally set off fireworks. Go figure.We all thought...

Why not. At least the basics. Changing a tire is not complicated. It is not like they have to pull a jet engine apart or reprogram the computer, which actually isn't that complicated, if you have the right diagnostic tool.

That complicates things.

I don't know for sure. I have a PAL so I can buy ammunition. I really don't pay much attention to their rules. I know that you are only supposed to take a handgun from home to the range, and back. But lots of people out here go to gravel pits with them. As long as no Karen complains, the cops...

WHy not. DO the mechanics have to speak french to work on Air Canada planes? Changing a tire is not particularly complicated.

Funny, I don't ever recall seeing a boxer with his elbows up.

But Iran is?

WHich is why we must get fuel prices under control. Taxes on fuel went up as well. The government has no real incentive to control fuel prices.

Israeli lives. Mostly because it is the only democracy in the area.

Of course. The PAL number is taken when you buy, regardless of how you pay for it. But ammunition can fit a variety of rifles, not just the scary looking ones. At least 1 of those is a .22. Probably the most popular gun in North America. The only commonality I could find looking through the list...

Save lives. Get fuel prices under control.

No indication of how much the bureaucracy will syphon off for administration or even just the calculating of all these fees.

I hope they brought a whole box of black felt pens to sanitize the reports.

The divorce lawyers will make a killing on this one.