Henry Stewart

Brian My thanks for your observations.I have received a letter from Rosie Cooper M.P saying she has written to the Home Office and will let me know when she has a reply. As a gentleman I will desist from direct criticism of a lady but as I suspect my M.P. wouldnt know Nihonto from a bulls foot; just what the letter to the Home Office said by way of explanation exercises the mind greatly??But what the Home office reply will be to this letter beggars belief!! and so the saga continues. Henry

Just to follow up on previous.About a week ago I had an astonishing phone conversation with a young man at the Constituency office of my local Labour MP, Mrs Rosie Cooper. I explained to this erstwhile young man that I was over 70,registered disabled and couldnt get about much and therefore could the MP out of her busy schedule spare 10 minutes at my home to allow me to make an ernest representation,and to explain differences in Nihonto and fakes etc;When I told him I collected Samurai swords he nearly had a "duck fit" and said the MP could not be placed in any danger!!!!??? I rejoined I had lived here for nearly 40 yrs,an ex Police Officer and past chair of the local residents association. All to no avail,he insisted he would make a note and said he would telephone the Home Office and tell them of my concern!!Am I losing my marbles or has the UK government lost the plot, or more likely not had it in the first place. As for members of parliament caring for constituents!!sheesh\\\\\\\\\\\\111

You should see my wifes kitchen knives, now there's scary! Perhaps its just that Labour politicians have been in power too long,and they are getting bored; time to vote them out next time? What happened to freedom of expression?or is it just some freedoms and some expressions,especially those that dont rock the Home Office boat so they can continue uninterrupted making a pigs ear of Jurisprudence in this country.You can just hear the politicians in their close meetings,"Lets throw the public another red herring scare story so they dont ask too many questions which we cant answer." HenryStewart

I can appreciate all that has been said but does anyone know of a blow by blow step procedure of how to send a scanned object (blade or paper) by say e-mail for instance. I would be very much obliged for an understandable explanation in common language HenryStewart1