April 14, 2005 - by Wayne Fields

My family and I finally got to meet Bruce as he arrived in Windsor Thursday afternoon. Within the hour I had to rush him down to CBC T.V. Channel 9 studios for a interview. He had a 4 minute session with the local news anchor for airing on the 6:00pm news and I was extremely impressed with the way he handled himself.

A turnout of around 60 for the rally that evening was a little disappointing, considering we had the potential to draw four or five hundred, but overall the evening went well. Bruce's presentation was as equally impressive as his ability to handle himself in front of the media. CBC radio did some extensive interviews for airing the following day and I believe everyone there went home knowing their donation was going for a good cause.

It is only a matter of time before Bruce and Donna's efforts get the national attention that will put their fund raising efforts over the top and get the recognition they deserve. I only wish that all lawyers and law enforcement in this country could see Bruce's presentation. Maybe then they would understand the injustice of this hated and wasteful firearm legislation. I am extremely anxious to see the response to Bruce's wife Donna as she takes her story and message to the general public. A strong woman with the talent to get out her message is sure to strike fear in this incompetent Liberal government and be a tremendous asset to the firearm community.

Bruce and Donna are to be commended for their courageous and unselfish fight.

Special thanks to Professor Jim Thacker, University of Windsor, for all his help!

Wayne Fields