Re: Britain to improve security?

[Julio Canto <jcanto () hispasec com>]

Peter Evans escribió:
> Brian Loe (knobdy () gmail com) wrote:
> > As sent from another list member:
> > We predicted it...
> > Now it samuai swords.
> > http://www.news24.com/News24/World/News/0,,2-10-1462_2237699,00.html
>
>       Cheap + Genuine are in this case mutually exclusive.
>
>       It seems that this one bans the cheap ones and allows the genuine
>       ones. How are they going to tell the difference?
>
>       (yes, the professionals can, but they going to train customs need exercise?)
>
>
>       Next up, they will be banning cheap kitchen knives ...

Banning Katanas individually sounds like a not very smart move. There's
_plenty_ of 'hand-to-hand' weapons. Will they go next for no-dachis,
claymores, etc. individually? Is there not laws like controlling weapons
with one or other characteristic? (lenght of blade or whatever)

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