(19-11-2015, 11:48)Matjaž_ Napisal: Jaz sem zaenkrat poslal e-pošto evropskemu komisarju za notranje zadeve, Dimitrisu Avramopoulosu, ki je tudi naveden v novi direktivi.
Menim, da moramo glavnino nestrinjanja nasloviti na glavne avtorje tega nesmisla, saj so se nacionalni parlamenti dostikrat izkazali zgolj kot nekritični potrjevalci sklepov evropske komisije.

(19-11-2015, 09:34)volvo2 Napisal:

(18-11-2015, 23:26)fritz Napisal:

(18-11-2015, 22:15)volvo2 Napisal: Še račun boš dobil za uničenje.
Nič jokat, saj kakšen protest na vseevropski ravni je nemogoč,če ga že domači infiltratorji bojkotirajo.(ala Fritz itd.....)

Pa kdo te v čem omejuje? A je treba biti taka jokica? Sem bil že na kar nekaj protestih a z odkritim orožjem na protest ne grem, ker je to neumnost in iskanje sranja, če pa ti hočeš, be my guest.

Glej, ti si bil na tisti strani ,ki zatira ljudi in poslušno uboga ukaze za drobtinice v obliki mizerne plače,ki ti jih nameni skorumpirana vlada.Če se motim na kateri strani si bil se opravičujem.

(19-11-2015, 08:53)milans Napisal: Mogoce so pa bolje informirani, nobena juha se ne poje tako vroca, kot se skuha.
Nekaj dni nazaj sem kupoval pri enem in nekako omenil to dogajanje pa je samo zamahnil z roko kakor,da ne bo nic ... Pa bodi pameten potem.

(19-11-2015, 13:43)Orien Napisal: Da se ne bi slučajno kdo tolažil, da se ga to ne tiče, ker pač nima PAP-ovke... Pridejo tudi ostali hitro na vrsto, brez skrbi. Na koncu bodo ostale zračke z max 12 J. Frače bodo pa prepovedane.

Citat:French police to be allowed to carry weapons when off duty


Paris (AFP) - French police officers will be able to carry weapons when they are off duty, according to a directive from police commanders issued Thursday following the Paris attacks.
They will also be allowed to use their guns in the event of a terror attack providing they wear a police armband to avoid "any confusion", the directive seen by AFP says.

Citat:Paris attacks aftermath

A poster in the town of Beziers tells locals that municipal police "have a new friend". File Photo: AFP
France to allow off-duty police to carry arms
Published: 19 Nov 2015 08:49 GMT+01:00

 
In a move to boost security in the light of the heightened terrorist threat France is set to take steps to make sure all of its police are armed, including those in small towns and villages and officers who are off duty.


Police in France will be able to carry their weapons while off-duty, according to reports, as France moves to increase security in the days after the capital was rocked by a series of terror attacks.
During the ongoing state of emergency which is set to last for three months, volunteer officers will be allowed to carry their side arms.
According to reports in France on Thursday the Directorate General de la Police is sending a memo out to specify the changes.
It comes after police called for the right to carry their guns while off-duty and it appears their request has been met.
Currently police are not allowed to carry their gun whilst off duty, unless travelling to and from work and on the condition they are wearing a bullet-proof vest.
But that rule should change in the coming days.
However off-duty officers will only be allowed to carry their guns under certain conditions, firstly they must have the red “Police” armband that is normally worn by plain clothes offices to avoid confusion.
If they use their gun whilst off-duty in the event of a terrorist attack, they must put on the armband.
And volunteer officers must have had a certain amount of  training before they are allowed to carry their weapons.
“We must have the means to be able to fight back,” said Denis Jacob, a police union leader.
“We cannot be telling off-duty police officers not to carry their weapons when at the same time the president has declared a state of emergency because there is a high risk of terrorism,” he added.
“I don’t understand the claim that if police officers are armed 24 hours a day then the streets will be full of cowboys,” he said.
The move came after president François Hollande encouraged France’s mayors to allow their municipal police to be armed.
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In France the national police and the gendarmes are armed but it is left down to local authorities in towns and villages whether or not to arm the municipal police.
Currently only around 45 percent of the 3,900 municipal police carry weapons, but given the heightened terror alert and the changing nature of their role, the president wants that number increased.
Hollande told a meeting of mayors that the government will finance certain equipment and that municipal officers would be able to access the stocks of arms held by the national police. 
In January, a municipal police officer Clarissa Jean-Philippe, was gunned down by terrorist Amedy Coulibaly on the streets on Montrouge, the day before he stormed a Jewish kosher store and killed four others.

(19-11-2015, 13:35)Krgolob Napisal: DeSUS in SD sta vsak z 32.000 glasovi dobila po en sedež v EU parlamentu. 

Po podatkih iz leta 2008 je v Sloveniji 41.313 lastnikov orožja, ki ima v lasti 125.439 kosov orožja. Od tega ima 712 zbirateljev v lasti 10.127 kosov in praktično vse orožje A kategorije. 

Število kosov orožja se vsako leto poveča za cca 2.300 kosov, v letu 2008 je bilo 4.318 kosov orožja z razlogom nabave "šport".

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Odgovore EU poslancev glede njihovega glasovanja objavite prosim na tej strani, da vemo, koga v prihodnje podpreti.

Citat:Od teh 40k lastnikov orožja je veliko lovcev, ki PAPovkam niso najbolj naklonjeni, tako da neke masovne podpore s strani zelenih škratov ni za pričakovat.

(19-11-2015, 14:59)Mato Napisal:

Citat:Od teh 40k lastnikov orožja je veliko lovcev, ki PAPovkam niso najbolj naklonjeni, tako da neke masovne podpore s strani zelenih škratov ni za pričakovat.

Morda boš pa presenečen vsekakor pa ni potrebe, da jih žališ vsevprek ne glede na to kako se nekateri obnašajo. Vsaj kar je mlajših in starejših resnih lovcev se precej dobro zavedajo, da smo v istem loncu...