It's known as The Port Arthur Massacre.
There is reason to think the Port Arthur massacre was
planned as early 1987 when, after a specially called Premier's meeting
in Hobart in December 1987, the New South Wales Labour Premier, Mr.
Barry Unsworth stated, "there would be no effective gun control in
Australia until there was a massacre in Tasmania"
On Sunday, 28 April 1996, at a sleepy little
tourist location known as Port Arthur, something went down that will
long live in memory of Australia's collective psyche. An unknown
professional combat shooter opened fire in the Broad Arrow Cafe at Port
Arthur in Tasmania. In less than a minute 20 people lay dead, 19 of
them killed with single shots to the head, fired from the right hip of
the fast-moving shooter.
http://members.iimetro.com.au/~hubbca/port_arthur.htm
Martin
Bryant, who was charged with the "massacre" an intellectually impaired
registered invalid with no training in the use of high powered assault
weapons, could not under any circumstances have achieved or maintained
the incredibly high and consistent killed-to-injured ratio and
kill-rate which were bench marks of the Port Arthur massacre.
what was the rapid result from this "massacre"?
disarmament of the Australian people
anyway....
here are some links you may find of interest
http://www.geniac.net/portarthur/
http://members.iimetro.com.au/~hubbca/port_arthur.htm
http://www.biblebelievers.org.au/palies1.htm
http://judicial-inc.biz/port_arthur_massacre.htm
A quick question....if those people, or even some
of those people, killed in tha "massacre" were allowed to carry a
conceled or whatever it's termed....how many would be alive today?
ps: somehwere in those links it says that the police video of Bryant
changing weapons at his car on the warf, showed a tourist boat moored
at the jetty behind him....but investigations showas that the boat
wasnt there on the day, it was there 2 days b4..... weird eh?
