I'm not surprised since the Antis came up with this idea.


So to counter this nonsense on our side as well..I happen to be an ordained minister of the Universal Life Church , under my real name and I will bless your firearms,thus you will gain protection from outright refusals or licensing problems and gain 10 Holy points for accuracy.

Just call me Rev Grizzly of the Church of the Gun.:D:D

The Sacred Fox
by countrysquiremagazine
BY DOMINIC WIGHTMAN

We stumble across many weirdoes in our lives. It’s part and parcel of the interconnected environment within which we exist. In the pre-Internet era, green-inkers were relatively disempowered outliers who kept to themselves. They were Twitter-free curtain-twitchers and entirely Post-Office dependent. Nowadays all the nutters on the bus and spotty attic dwellers possess (literally) social media accounts. In 2021 ‘Care in the community’ translates as ‘on Twitter’ – lobbing insults at wicked Tories or piling on those unsuspecting, tax-paying corporations who refuse eunuchs a widdle in their ladies’ privy.

Take the likes of this poor fellow (below) who goes around town collecting rusty old screws which he then photographs and splays across the Internet. Today he actually has followers. Back in the day he’d be shuffling around town in a pair of manky trainers avoiding pavement cracks getting about as much public attention as a cacking pigeon.

pic.twitter.com/PEqMwUe4qC

— Uncrossed Keys (@KUncrossed) February 20, 2021

As Editor of this magazine I receive some very bizarre material, some of which I delete for fear of prosecution – Mabel from Church Broughton, our ‘Dog of the Week’ feature ended last year, so please refrain from sending in any more pics of your grubby puppies. Still, I have never received anything quite so peculiar as news of the latest religion that is attempting to sweep across the country - that of ‘The Sacred Fox’ (peace be upon the ginger vermin).

What fresh nonsense is this, I hear you ask?

A (really silly) idea conjured up by some anti-hunt extremists who are taking zealotry to a new level by asking supporters across the country to list 'The Sacred Fox' as their religion on the national census form when it arrives later this year. I kid you not:


The new religion has a Facebook page here. And it seems the first fox disciples are busy spreading their good news and proselytising by targeting Christians:


No news yet on plans for a Sacred Fox church or temple but devotees have circulated a symbol of worship - an eerie mash-up of the Eye of Providence, a Malaysian flag and a Tamagotchi fox – no doubt bashed up during a Microsoft Paint class for beginners while nurse popped out for a well-merited ciggie:


The loons have even adopted an anthem (apologies in advance for linking you to this tat – yup, be forewarned, the musical equivalent of the M25):



“Ah, but you can’t insult a religion!” so the antis will chorus. Indeed, article 144 of the Penal Code makes it an offence to insult religions at either places of religious worship or during public religious celebrations.

In this instance, stuff that.

Let’s face it, antis, your new religion is, err, barking. Was it not only a matter of time before your absolutism morphed into a religious form with the fox as your prophet and you as supplicants on bended knee before it? Your Satan - the Tory landowners protecting their evil chickens and brainwashed lambs? Your street stalls like Al Muhajiroun’s infamous trestle tables on Stratford High Street, promising salvation in exchange for a uniquely fringe and fanatical form of extremism.

The thing is that your religion, antis, though warped, is unoriginal. If you’d bothered googling fox worship before taking it upon yourselves to personify God’s word then you’d have stumbled across the Fox Cult of China:

For more than five centuries the shamanistic fox cult attracted large portions of the Chinese population and appealed to a wide range of social classes. Deemed illicit by imperial rulers and clerics and officially banned by republican and communist leaders, the fox cult managed to survive and flourish in individual homes and community shrines throughout northern China.

You could at least have given your new religion some much needed hinterland rather than going the problematic Icke route by promoting yourselves as a novel cuckoo sect. Why didn’t you think about using Chris Packham as your John the Baptist? (Any of the Country Squires would happily have volunteered to play the part of Herod). Fox basher Jolyon Maugham could have been convinced to be your Saul and you could have spun his newfound commitment as some kind of a Damascene conversion, showing him handing in his blood-spattered baseball bat to your fox-Pope?

But – putting aside the fact you are both deranged and demented - you might actually be onto something:

The fox, among many other animals, was used as a symbol of premonition in ancient Chinese texts.

After just a few seconds staring at your weird fox symbol, there was a crack of thunder and I experienced a premonition too …

The Sacred Fox shall indeed feature on the census under religion but will only be listed by a mad and pious few. Then the peoples of the earth shall unite and all point at you who remain faithful to the Sacred Fox, exclaiming, “what a bunch of wingnuts. If they weren’t already committed, they should be taken to the asylum yonder immediately and be force-fed coloured pills until they recognise that foxes can be a ruddy menace for farmers and that humans are the highest life form on God's earth.”

countrysquiremagazine | March 1, 2021 at 11:03 am | URL: https://wp.me/p81jMZ-a1Z

tudderone wrote: »

It'll be the big countries like Germany, France, Poland or Italy, that have the best chance of rearing up and getting this nonsense sorted out.

What about Belgium, Finland and Austria who are also countries with a significant sporting firearms industry. The silence is deafening.

BattleCorp wrote: »

Weird. I can't see the pic on my laptop but I can on my phone.

But yes, a pic like that doesn't have Joe Public or the PTB as nervous as something tactical looking with bells and whistles hanging out of it.

OMG A rapid-fire 2000 rounds a SECOND 3D printed GHOST ASSAULT PISTOL with a lethal SILENCER made by the company that supplied James Bond with assassination tools, painted in BLUE to make it less dangerous and MORE appealing to CHILDREN...BAN IT IMMEDIATELY!!!

Fixed it there for you!:D Sorry it doesn't matter WHAT you post up in pics. You will get the hoplophobes getting an attack of the vapours and histrionics over anything remotely gun-shaped these days.So a pic of a black gun with a flashlight will make zero difference to those ones prone to attacks of the vapours.

Grizzly 45 wrote: »

OMG A rapid-fire 2000 rounds a SECOND 3D printed GHOST ASSAULT PISTOL with a lethal SILENCER made by the company that supplied James Bond with assassination tools, painted in BLUE to make it less dangerous and MORE appealing to CHILDREN...BAN IT IMMEDIATELY!!!

Fixed it there for you!:D Sorry it doesn't matter WHAT you post up in pics. You will get the hoplophobes getting an attack of the vapours and histrionics over anything remotely gun-shaped these days.So a pic of a black gun with a flashlight will make zero difference to those ones prone to attacks of the vapours.

My niece went to college, was reading the Guardian along with the Irish papers, started using funny language that was meant not to offend anyone, telling everyone about Thunberg, AOC and that beardy twit Corbyn and yes she became anti-gun. She decided to have a go off me for owning firearms, and when i asked her what the problem was, she had no real answer. Being anti-gun is part of the Woke, right-on package.

Might be the least scary gun for the hoplophobes?
https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftse1.explicit.bing.net%2Fth%3Fid%3DOIP.EXIxlcmVX5M4DLhTMtS7DgHaJQ%26pid%3DApi&f=1

tudderone wrote: »

You'd accused of trying to indoctrinate children

I've the young lad fully brought over to the dark side. Twenty months and he's shooting people with a NERF gun.

tudderone wrote: »

My niece went to college, was reading the Guardian along with the Irish papers, started using funny language that was meant not to offend anyone, telling everyone about Thunberg, AOC and that beardy twit Corbyn and yes she became anti-gun. She decided to have a go off me for owning firearms, and when i asked her what the problem was, she had no real answer. Being anti-gun is part of the Woke, right-on package.

Identity Socialism at its finest.:rolleyes:

https://www.prageru.com/video/what-is-identity-socialism/

Complete waste of time. Reads like a child wrote it.

Grizzly 45 wrote: »

I'm not surprised since the Antis came up with this idea.


So to counter this nonsense on our side as well..I happen to be an ordained minister of the Universal Life Church , under my real name and I will bless your firearms,thus you will gain protection from outright refusals or licensing problems and gain 10 Holy points for accuracy.

Just call me Rev Grizzly of the Church of the Gun.:D:D

The Sacred Fox
by countrysquiremagazine
BY DOMINIC WIGHTMAN

We stumble across many weirdoes in our lives. It’s part and parcel of the interconnected environment within which we exist. In the pre-Internet era, green-inkers were relatively disempowered outliers who kept to themselves. They were Twitter-free curtain-twitchers and entirely Post-Office dependent. Nowadays all the nutters on the bus and spotty attic dwellers possess (literally) social media accounts. In 2021 ‘Care in the community’ translates as ‘on Twitter’ – lobbing insults at wicked Tories or piling on those unsuspecting, tax-paying corporations who refuse eunuchs a widdle in their ladies’ privy.

Take the likes of this poor fellow (below) who goes around town collecting rusty old screws which he then photographs and splays across the Internet. Today he actually has followers. Back in the day he’d be shuffling around town in a pair of manky trainers avoiding pavement cracks getting about as much public attention as a cacking pigeon.

pic.twitter.com/PEqMwUe4qC

— Uncrossed Keys (@KUncrossed) February 20, 2021

As Editor of this magazine I receive some very bizarre material, some of which I delete for fear of prosecution – Mabel from Church Broughton, our ‘Dog of the Week’ feature ended last year, so please refrain from sending in any more pics of your grubby puppies. Still, I have never received anything quite so peculiar as news of the latest religion that is attempting to sweep across the country - that of ‘The Sacred Fox’ (peace be upon the ginger vermin).

What fresh nonsense is this, I hear you ask?

A (really silly) idea conjured up by some anti-hunt extremists who are taking zealotry to a new level by asking supporters across the country to list 'The Sacred Fox' as their religion on the national census form when it arrives later this year. I kid you not:


The new religion has a Facebook page here. And it seems the first fox disciples are busy spreading their good news and proselytising by targeting Christians:


No news yet on plans for a Sacred Fox church or temple but devotees have circulated a symbol of worship - an eerie mash-up of the Eye of Providence, a Malaysian flag and a Tamagotchi fox – no doubt bashed up during a Microsoft Paint class for beginners while nurse popped out for a well-merited ciggie:


The loons have even adopted an anthem (apologies in advance for linking you to this tat – yup, be forewarned, the musical equivalent of the M25):



“Ah, but you can’t insult a religion!” so the antis will chorus. Indeed, article 144 of the Penal Code makes it an offence to insult religions at either places of religious worship or during public religious celebrations.

In this instance, stuff that.

Let’s face it, antis, your new religion is, err, barking. Was it not only a matter of time before your absolutism morphed into a religious form with the fox as your prophet and you as supplicants on bended knee before it? Your Satan - the Tory landowners protecting their evil chickens and brainwashed lambs? Your street stalls like Al Muhajiroun’s infamous trestle tables on Stratford High Street, promising salvation in exchange for a uniquely fringe and fanatical form of extremism.

The thing is that your religion, antis, though warped, is unoriginal. If you’d bothered googling fox worship before taking it upon yourselves to personify God’s word then you’d have stumbled across the Fox Cult of China:

For more than five centuries the shamanistic fox cult attracted large portions of the Chinese population and appealed to a wide range of social classes. Deemed illicit by imperial rulers and clerics and officially banned by republican and communist leaders, the fox cult managed to survive and flourish in individual homes and community shrines throughout northern China.

You could at least have given your new religion some much needed hinterland rather than going the problematic Icke route by promoting yourselves as a novel cuckoo sect. Why didn’t you think about using Chris Packham as your John the Baptist? (Any of the Country Squires would happily have volunteered to play the part of Herod). Fox basher Jolyon Maugham could have been convinced to be your Saul and you could have spun his newfound commitment as some kind of a Damascene conversion, showing him handing in his blood-spattered baseball bat to your fox-Pope?

But – putting aside the fact you are both deranged and demented - you might actually be onto something:

The fox, among many other animals, was used as a symbol of premonition in ancient Chinese texts.

After just a few seconds staring at your weird fox symbol, there was a crack of thunder and I experienced a premonition too …

The Sacred Fox shall indeed feature on the census under religion but will only be listed by a mad and pious few. Then the peoples of the earth shall unite and all point at you who remain faithful to the Sacred Fox, exclaiming, “what a bunch of wingnuts. If they weren’t already committed, they should be taken to the asylum yonder immediately and be force-fed coloured pills until they recognise that foxes can be a ruddy menace for farmers and that humans are the highest life form on God's earth.”

countrysquiremagazine | March 1, 2021 at 11:03 am | URL: https://wp.me/p81jMZ-a1Z

Spotted a lad out with a seriously high grade video camera filming his dog relieving itself against a telephone post last week. That lad really is taking the piss.

At least someone's trying to do something.

Lead the change JP.We are all 100% right behind ya!:):D
Because as you know yourself, getting 25% of what you are saying there is a lifetimes work in the Irish shooting community.

Apathy, indifference,Fuddism, Me feinism, glacial reaction times by our established organisations concerned with this and the attitude of "keep quiet and maybe they will go away and leave us alone,and kill off anyone speaking out" will ensure what you are looking for there will not happen.

While misinformed and amateurish, it's worth more than 100 theorists on the interweb discussing fine campaigns planned down to the last detail, that won't survive Murphys 5th law of combat[and debate].

And the proof is here that it is doing something. We are talking about it on Irelands only[?] largest firearms board . Which is something I guess.
Although looking at the FB profile of the original petitioner,I reckon it's a spoofer with a fake profile. Very new and about 5 posts.