People, I completely disagree with this notion of ban, we do not need ban for
weapons that are already illegal. Moreover, as Davey pointed out, it is an
utterly difficult process and meanwhile, it would be useless.

So lets not waste our efforts on this, instead do other productive efforts,

Miraki,
P.S. Davey I sent you couple of emails requesting information about a fellow
in the UK


davey garland <thunderelf@...> wrote:
to me a ban seems a lot of hard work, when there is already structures in
place which have to be reinforced. the word Ban, though seems for some folk in
the movement an as easy rallying call for those who are unaware of the subject
history of the previous hard work done to make these weapons illegal. The word
ban is a long term view, and always benefits those organisations who maybe
unconsciously feel they would be redundant if their goals were actually
achieved. I'd rather not reinvent the wheel, espeically a square one!!

Bob Nichols wrote: Robert Rands

Is this actually your comment?

"DU-based dirty bombs need stopping, now. Would this not best be addressed
by a ban?"

DU weapons are already war crimes and illegal by operation of International
and
US law.

Your comment mystifies me, if you actually said it. We have all the laws
that are
needed. We lack the will.

Bob Nichols

On 7 Jul 2006 13:45:43 -0000, du-watch@yahoogroups.com <
du-watch@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
>
> DEPLETED URANIUM WATCH - Information and analysis about US/NATO use of
> Depleted Uranium
>
> Hazmat Transport - rolling bombs <#10c493df297ced9f_1> From: R Rands
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> dominouglias
> Thu Jul 6, 2006 6:20 pm (PST) DU-based dirty bombs need stopping, now. Would
this not best be addressed
> by a ban?
>
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> Hazardous-materials trucks: terror threat?
> Technology could reduce the risk by a third, but at a cost of $1.1 billion
>
> to the industry.
>
> By Mark Clayton | Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor
> from the July 07, 2006 edition
>
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