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This picture is from a very famous film about Europe just after the war when the cold war was icing over relations. Thwe winner gets a prize!
BINGOYOU GOT IT!You win the prize--a beautiful photo of the department of Homeland Security Reserves armed with donated weapons as the government is broke!see photo below--artist's studio.
Looks like our man needs a review of the Four Laws of Gun Safety (esp. #4)… 😉The 1st Law of Gun Safety - The Gun Is Always Loaded!The 2nd Law of Gun Safety - Never Point A Gun At Anything You're Not Prepared To Destroy!The 3rd Law of Gun Safety - Always Be Sure Of Your Target And What Is Behind It!The 4th Law of Gun Safety - Keep Your Finger Off The Trigger Until You Are On Target!Always remember, safety is a state of mind and not a device!Thanks by the way, nice uniform... black shirts and all.  ;D
The officer shall be admonished. I believe he was in fear of the photographer who was an Arab. Black is always chic.
No, no, it's Greeks bearing gifts (or making their gifts bare, perhaps???) that we fear, not Arabs with cameras. The camera is our friend.
His fear was based upon the fact that the man was an Arab, not his profession. Knowing nothing of the Arabs, his ignorance clouded his reptilian brain and he was seized in a vice of prejudice. Note that his finger may not actually be on the trigger although crooked!HIS VEHICLE IS STANDING BY:
Hmm… we have different points of view. See below for my take on the BP.Edited for this disclaimer: Finger is on trigger, eyes on target; a demonstration of technique under range conditions (according to the legend). Jordan BTW was, indeed, a law enforcement legend.
