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Same totalitarian steps with a different initial orientation. I hate watching history rhyme with itself. How many hundreds of thousands is the UK going to put into gulags for this cycle of history? Any guesses?

I'd go with 700,000 when its all said and done, and another 40 year cycle for any chance of freedom.

There was a comment about the 250 nukes Great Britain controls and what happens when they are no longer under the control of like minded individuals.

I am surprised that U tub has let this stay up

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9heZvDs ... Fua2VyoAcB

https://bearingarms.com/tomknighton/202 ... e-n1230487

Man in UK sentenced to 3 years in prison for possessing the recipe for
Gunpowder.


If I remember it’s 75% Saltpeter 15% sulfur and 10% carbon.

I’ll check my work on Google, see if it’s there. Wrong switch sulfur and carbon. It is actually on Google AI.

I have no idea how you get saltpeter or what it even is.

Potassium nitrate. Still clueless what that is.

philip964 wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 6:02 pm https://bearingarms.com/tomknighton/202 ... e-n1230487

Man in UK sentenced to 3 years in prison for possessing the recipe for
Gunpowder.


If I remember it’s 75% Saltpeter 15% sulfur and 10% carbon.

I’ll check my work on Google, see if it’s there. Wrong switch sulfur and carbon. It is actually on Google AI.

I have no idea how you get saltpeter or what it even is.

Potassium nitrate. Still clueless what that is.

I got mine through a drug store about 3 decades ago when I was making black powder model rockets. It used to quite common on farms. It was also rumored to being slipped to soldiers in boot camp to reduce libido. I never knew it that was true.

BigGuy wrote: Tue Nov 04, 2025 6:44 pmI got mine through a drug store about 3 decades ago when I was making black powder model rockets. It used to quite common on farms. It was also rumored to being slipped to soldiers in boot camp to reduce libido. I never knew it that was true.

I don't know if the rumor was true or not, but I remember the welcome from our battalion commander in basic training at Ft. Jackson in 1975. As part of his welcome speech he said that he could prove the rumor wasn't true because he ate in the mess hall with us and still had "good relations" with his wife.

Amazing the things you hear in basic that stick out in your mind later with simple reminders.