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Remington 700's
Remington 700’s

“He had learned well the law of club and fang, and he never forewent an advantage or drew back from a foe he had started on the way to Death. He had lessoned from Spitz, and from the chief fighting dogs of the police and mail, and knew there was no middle course. He must master or be mastered; while to show mercy was a weakness. mercy did not exist in the primordial life.

It was misunderstood for fear, and such misunderstandings made for death. Kill or be killed, eat or be eaten, was the law; and this mandate, down out of the depths of Time, he obeyed.”

That came from The Call of the Wild by Jack London a book about a wolf which the grans read, and the ole man grafted, fascinated by the writer’s ability to capture the primordial nature of the beast, this wolf, which, being what it was, killed to survive. We, fallen Adam, kill for the sport of it.

I, being what I am, will never comprehend the mantra of gun enthusiasts that “their gun is for sports”.

A gun is to kill, or, depending on the load, to seriously incapacitate.

If you, a thief, were to enter my house, without my permission, and I woke to find you there, and I had a gun, you need to be assured that I WILL KILL YOU so do not hesitate or cogitate on my action.

Recently readers would have seen some items posted by one Wikileaks here on Barbados and there were a few followup remarks concerning that post which in summary speaks to

  1. The US government, through the US Embassy in Barbados, seeking information regarding the End User for 10 Remington 700 sniper weapons approved by one inspector Harewood of the RBPF (then working in the Office of the then Commissioner of Police)
  2. The matter of weapons that are exported from the US to third world countries, becomes more complicated since on being asked who the enduser was the information supplied turned out to be erroneous since it was stated that the weapons went to the Barbados Defence force
  3. As part of the US procedures on weapons of this type the US Embassy’s investigations ascertained that neither the Royal Barbados Defence Force, nor the Royal Barbados Police Force to whom the enquiries were being addresses, were on record stating that they did not import these weapons.”
  4. Responses to the US Embassy’s queries after 4 months of investigations were incomplete since the then Commissioner of Police Darwin Dottin indicated that the investigations were ongoing.

How serious is this matter?

One should take a look at Canonical ID:10STATE2042_a which states “A previous unfavorable Blue Lantern on foreign consignee Sportsimports discovered significant discrepancies between the firearms authorized for import and those actually being imported by the company.”

The report then continues:

“This led to the revocation of the company’s import license by the Government of Barbados…”

Continuing..

“A letter from Sportsimports in support of the current license describes an arrangement by which Gar Inc. of St. Lucia would import and sell ammunition for a commission on behalf of Sportsimports.

If the revocation of Sportsimports’ import license still stands, this transaction may represent an attempt by Sportsimports to circumvent the laws of Barbados by selling defense articles in a third country.”

But this is not the clincher!!

“In addition, this license represents the largest quantity of ammunition exported to Gar Inc. and the first license on which foreign intermediate consignee C & A Brokers of St. Lucia appears.

None of you readers are idiots barring ** and a more recent addition called WoodYear who has words for the ole man’s drinking habits, so here is the link for your reading pleasure. They are none so blind as they who cannot see https://wikileaks.org/plusd/?qproject[]=ps&qproject[]=cc&qproject[]=fp&qproject[]=cg&q=&qftags=BB&qsort=tdesc#result

Why are we, Barbados, here at this point?

When the Rt. Hon. Errol W. Barrow in “The Path to Duty”  his address to Caricom in 1986 speaks of representing the expectations of  people and, “what is more, what we achieve, or betray, concerns not only the living, but those who are not yet born…” of whom did he speak regarding those “unborn”?

Our authorities are playing games, cowboys and indians, cops and robbers with Remington 700’s.

If these men and women who are in positions of trust are doing this, if we have the sellouts who for pottage and dinners at the home of the US ambassador(s) (it still happening now) can like Forde and Fred Gollop and the rest, sell out for the privilege of saying “I had lunch with the Ambassador” if we an have officials involved in these gun running schemes, what then can we really expect when the boys on the block in the Pine, Gaza, Bush Hall see this example of crookery in the highest chambers, corridors and assemblies on our Rock, what can we expect of them?

65 responses to “Where are the Remington 700’s?”


  1. On rereading, I see that it is more than sloppy paperwork or even a businessman trying to be creative and continue doing business after a license was revoked.


  2. Back in Tom’s Adams time , I think it was, someone called up Errol Barrow (HE) when he was in opposition, to inform him that they had seen or intercepted a communication that Tom Adams had ordered a number of Cannons for the Defence Force. We all know the outcome of those cannons.

  3. Well Well & Consequences Avatar
    Well Well & Consequences

    Why would the police need to import sniper rifles through a shady company for the task force…when there is always government to government communiques and protocols to observe when new weapons are needed, how does that make sense….it drew the attention of the Embassy, so it had to be odd to them too.

    Glad to hear the mystery got solved.

  4. NorthernObserver Avatar
    NorthernObserver

    I feel de ole man en dun yet.
    He gine figure out the CIA bought an airline many years ago and connect de dots.


  5. @pieceuhderockyeahright April 20, 2016 at 11:33 AM “Do you know who the current National Intelligence Officer at the US Embassy is?”

    No.

    Do you want to tell us who she is?


  6. @pieceuhderockyeahright April 21, 2016 at 7:44 AM “A next lady who seems to have a night job.”

    Are you suggesting that I am a prostitute?

    i’ll meet you in the swing bridge at noon on Friday. I must defend my honour.

  7. pieceuhderockyeahright Avatar
    pieceuhderockyeahright

    @ Simple Simon

    Nooooooo, lololol

    I figure 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital or the Hospitality sector.

    You always post around 11 like clockwork ergo the assumption

  8. pieceuhderockyeahright Avatar
    pieceuhderockyeahright

    @ NorthernObserver

    To your 10 p.m. submission I do have a continuance of sorts

    “Dots and Boxes is a pencil-and-paper game for two players (sometimes more). It was first published in the 19th century by Édouard Lucas, who called it “la pipopipette”.

    It has gone by many other names, including “the game of dots”, “boxes”, “dot to dot grid”, and “pigs in a pen”

    The USofA is no saint with regard to its foreign policy, in fact certain of its administrations over the years are downright warmongers.

    Having said that we have to be realistic and accept that, as a sovereign nation, it aggressively seeks to protect its borders, and interests, both domestic and foreign, with the usual enthusiasm and alacrity of any and all sovereign powers.

    Observe how Russia is effecting the prisoner of war exchange for its own.

    Planes, ships with foreign registration, offices that are shell companies for slush funds for global operations, Prism, reverse Phoebe chips, that is par for the course.

    Intelligence gathering, by the various means, is normal, in fact critical, if one is to stay ahead of the game especially with the Commander Lins and Daniel Houghtons who have no compunction against selling secrets to the world for a fee.

    The country, like all superpowers, has its enemies, domestic and global, which many will argue it created, but with San Bernadino Incidents and McVeighs and all the other assorted kooks, the US government does what it does and has to do.

    You can understand their predicament. (and one is not asking you to sympathize, just understand)

    Their problem is ultimately one where, after investing BILLIONS in weapons of war, it is virtually impossible to turn those munitions into ploughshares and farming tools without the obvious happening to said country.

    You try it sometime. Just get up tomorrow morning and practice a nervous twitch of your right eye for an hour straight. I can guarantee you that after that hour you will find that is like a habit that you cant break.

    The difference in what we are faced with is that, without any provocation, we have members of our the very forces that are sworn to protect and serve us, engaging in this type of subterfuge.

    I wonder if these people realise what is happening around us?

    The US is slowly closing its borders to undesirables and sending back those of their prisoners with Bajan linkages, notwithstanding their residency and that may even extend to citizens by naturalization.

    The UK, similarly seeks to extricate itself from all this EU cross border pelau and, under the chapeau of its financial contributions to the Community, because it sees what is happening in its borders with “the immigrants” they too want to close their borders. (and they will, Brexit done written on the wall, “We done got enough of the Injuns and African here so you can be that we gonna keep wunna filthy A-rabs, camel lovers, and goat herders out”)

    Guess what is going to happen with Harewood’s Visa, of that of Hutchinson and even that of Commissioner Dottin?

    You think the USofA takes this shyte lightly? Why would you lie about weapons?

    Let me “connect some dots for you

    Every beach in Barbados is a drug shipment point, whether at night, or in broad daylight, when smuggled in among my flying fish catch.

    How many drug busts have there been in Barbados involving these ubiquitous points of egress? I am not talking about the Conset “harbour” St John, I am talking about the Bay Street Boys right in the shadow of the Barbados Defence Force LIDAR.

    Some more dots

    How many interdictions have their been in that spectrum over the last 5 , 10, 15, 20 years? None right? Barring the execution of the RBPF cop in St James.

    So we can assume that the vigilance competencies of the RBPF is about as close to zero as a puss* hair is to a pudenda right? Unless shaved like Michael and Stephen Lashes head but them is still ***ts

    So how many dots you have so far?

    What is the muzzle velocity of a Remington 700 (not taking into to consideration the calibre and load)? 1600 to 2800fps

    Last dot.

    How does that velocity equate to a *** while ***? (again I do not wish to estrange a faction that is very quick to see enemies where there are none.)

    So in a country where it is obvious that there is no security capabilities, and we have the highest authorities conspiring to hide end user records from the GoUSA, a country where “USA interests” exists, I do hope that you, and many here, do see the dots


  9. Another source of information to understand more of the hidden aspects and ramifications of the illegal drugs trade than you get from mainstream media sources comes from the pen of Peter Dale Scott, a former Canadian diplomat, a well established author, and a longtime professor of English (now professor emeritus) from the University of California, Berkley.

    WhoWhatWhyDOTorg is a reader supported website of investigative journalism dedicated to reporting on and publishing the types of stories often censored, overlooked or inadequately covered by mainstream media. Here they have excerpted the introduction to one of PD Scott’s books and published it as a series of articles:

    Deep History and the Global Drug Connection part 1

    ……………… Incidents covered by WhoWhatWhy such as the fiery death of journalist Michael Hastings and the open statements that Edward Snowden should be assassinated remind us to take nothing for granted. (To see our stories on these threats, please go here here, here, here, here, and here.)

    The essay below is by the father of “Deep Politics” analysis, Peter Dale Scott. It reminds us that, too often, it is not the wild-sounding that is the fiction — but the constant assurances that everything is a-ok, that our society operates on fundamental decency, and that we need to stay focused on the small things and leave the big problems to others.

    Below, Scott describes that phenomenon as “a great conspiracy/of organized denial.”

    Seeking to reverse this organized denial, Scott, in the book introduction that follows, posits — based on his decades of research — powerful connections between militarism, vast illegal drug operations, and America’s intelligence agencies. Sound far-fetched? So does much of history itself.

    http://whowhatwhy.org/2016/04/04/deep-history-global-drug-connection-part-1/


  10. Looks like the Americans who we see as the regional and worlds third umpire, knows a thing or two about turning a blind eye to some shady gun deals.

    http://www.cbsnews.com/news/agent-i-was-ordered-to-let-us-guns-into-mexico-03-03-2011/

  11. NorthernObserver Avatar
    NorthernObserver

    Le singe vert a fourni une boîte entière . En fait, il a également attiré d’autres lignes

  12. Well Well & Consequences Avatar
    Well Well & Consequences

    il y a toujours des lignes à drwan , armes et munitions est un argent faisant des affaires , d’où toutes les guerres , la mort et la destruction à travers le monde .


  13. I have no live rounds, pyrotechnics or Remington 700’s in my possession, now, SIR!!!!


  14. @ Colonel B
    …any empties…?


  15. Bush Tea April 26, 2016 at 10:22 PM #
    @ Colonel B
    …any empties…?.
    …………………………………………….
    All tucked away in Palmetto Street.

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