No Mick HERE is what she said to start the fight and make it a debate about her opinions rather than a remembrance of Heston.

>>>From: GUEST,Guest
Date: 06 Apr 08 - 03:35 AM

A sad day. He was a wonderful actor and his stance for the freedom to hold arms is what he will be best remembered for. It doesn't matter how many pressure groups spring up ranting on about banning firearms, guys like Heston and Bush will always see them down.

That's what you have to admire about the Americans. One incident in the UK and every anti gun mouthpiece gets to have his say. More people are killed in one month in the UK my drunk drivers than are killed in a year by firearms.

UK penalty for drunk drinking, twelve month ban (reduced to0 six months if you go on a court appointed "I admit I was a bad boy" course).<<<

One sentence about Heston, Then HER opinions on "Ranting" and HER opinion about banning fire arms. HER opinion about The British. In some ways all of that is fair game in Mudcat discussions, but it is hardly the type of things a minister or even a respectful guest would say at a funeral.

Would you go to Heston's funeral and start pissing on the British?

Did you ever see of hear Heston pissing on the British?

All of that Bile and bullshit is guest's own and has nothing to do with Charlton Heston or his death.