UK Sword Ban

I have just put a note on www.To-ken.com reporting on my meeting at the Home Office re the proposed UK Sword Ban which sword owners need to read, I think. It includes the submission of a Code of Conduct. Although you might think all this is rather unnecessary and bureaucratic, believe me, if we are to hang onto our swords and be free to buy, sell and import, this is the sort of thing that we need to do.
Comments would be welcome.
Regards
Clive Sinclaire

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Carlo Giuseppe Tacchini

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Inviato: giovedì 20 luglio 2006 11.07
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Oggetto: [samuraihistory] UK Sword Ban

I have just put a note on www.To-ken.com reporting on my meeting at the
Home Office re the proposed UK Sword Ban which sword owners need to
read, I think. It includes the submission of a Code of Conduct. Although
you might think all this is rather unnecessary and bureaucratic, believe
me, if we are to hang onto our swords and be free to buy, sell and
import, this is the sort of thing that we need to do.
Comments would be welcome.
Regards
Clive Sinclaire

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> I have just put a note on www.To-ken.com reporting on my meeting at

the Home Office re the proposed UK Sword Ban which sword owners need to
read, I think. It includes the submission of a Code of Conduct.
Although you might think all this is rather unnecessary and
bureaucratic, believe me, if we are to hang onto our swords and be free
to buy, sell and import, this is the sort of thing that we need to do.

> Comments would be welcome.
> Regards
> Clive Sinclaire
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As the closed Minds get closer to home... Irish Kee

There is an online petition at this link http://www.petitiononline.com/UKSwords/petition.html

That I would urge and thank all for signing.
We need tighter control over the sale of wallhangers ( decorative swords) which I believe are probably the most commonly used in crime.

I am also slightly miffed by the lack of coverage on the BKA website which doesnt feel me wit ha agreat deal of confidence


Clive Sinclaire <CSinclaire@...> wrote:
I have just put a note on www.To-ken.com reporting on my meeting at the Home Office re the proposed UK Sword Ban which sword owners need to read, I think. It includes the submission of a Code of Conduct. Although you might think all this is rather unnecessary and bureaucratic, believe me, if we are to hang onto our swords and be free to buy, sell and import, this is the sort of thing that we need to do.
Comments would be welcome.
Regards
Clive Sinclaire

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I did not see the note on the site. Do you have a direct link? I am very interested to see the whats and whys.

Thanks

Carlo Giuseppe Tacchini <TSUBAME1@...> wrote:
Posted your message on SwordForum International, legal Forum, to reach a
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Carlo Giuseppe Tacchini

-----Messaggio originale-----
Da: samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com
[mailto:samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com] Per conto di Clive Sinclaire
Inviato: giovedì 20 luglio 2006 11.07
A: nihonto@yahoogroups.com; samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com
Cc: token_kenkyu_kai@...
Oggetto: [samuraihistory] UK Sword Ban

I have just put a note on www.To-ken.com reporting on my meeting at the
Home Office re the proposed UK Sword Ban which sword owners need to
read, I think. It includes the submission of a Code of Conduct. Although
you might think all this is rather unnecessary and bureaucratic, believe
me, if we are to hang onto our swords and be free to buy, sell and
import, this is the sort of thing that we need to do.
Comments would be welcome.
Regards
Clive Sinclaire

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I also did not see the note on the site. I would like to read it.
Bob Corella
Araki Ryu iaido
kenshindojo.net

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I wonder how this will go down in Scotland... Can't be any worse then here
in Australia.

C

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> Bob Corella
> Araki Ryu iaido
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what is this?sword bans?middle ages?you people are worried about
wallhangers...to be used in crimes?have you ever see a burgler etc.
commiting a crime with a sword?this make me laugh...in my coytry ,we are
worried about guns and organised crimes!swords...please help me buddha...

>From: james wallis <kentguy212002@...>
>Reply-To: samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com
>To: samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: Re: [samuraihistory] UK Sword Ban
>Date: Thu, 20 Jul 2006 19:15:27 +0100 (BST)
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>There is an online petition at this link
>http://www.petitiononline.com/UKSwords/petition.html
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> That I would urge and thank all for signing.
> We need tighter control over the sale of wallhangers ( decorative
>swords) which I believe are probably the most commonly used in crime.
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> I am also slightly miffed by the lack of coverage on the BKA website
>which doesnt feel me wit ha agreat deal of confidence
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>Clive Sinclaire <CSinclaire@...> wrote:
> I have just put a note on www.To-ken.com reporting on my meeting
>at the Home Office re the proposed UK Sword Ban which sword owners need to
>read, I think. It includes the submission of a Code of Conduct. Although
>you might think all this is rather unnecessary and bureaucratic, believe
>me, if we are to hang onto our swords and be free to buy, sell and import,
>this is the sort of thing that we need to do.
>Comments would be welcome.
>Regards
>Clive Sinclaire
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