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That nut is extremely difficult to get to with the subframe in place. Luckily, the bolt did not turn in place when I unscrewed the nut.
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Amnesty's 2012 AGM was the 'bulletproof conference', to reflect our priority for the year: Securing a robust and effective Arms Trade Treaty. On the Saturday we held a panel discussion on the Treaty and were pleased to welcome (L-R) Nerina Cevra, Victim Assistance and Survivor Right Coordinator, Action on Armed Violence; Oliver Spraque, Programme Director for Arms, Amnesty International UK; Chair Deborah Haynes, Defence Editor, The Times; and Jo Adamson, member of UK Government negotiating team;. Take action at www.amnesty.org.uk/arms
On a central Asian airfield, this truck offloads boxes of ammunition from an aircraft arriving from eastern Europe, June 1996 (c) Brian Johnson-Thomas
Control Arms campaigners launched the " Arms without Borders: why a globalised trade needs global controls " report in London today by demostrating how countries can work around existing arms trade rules by supplying components for weapons and machinery that can be used or sold to human rights abusers and countries under arms embargoes.
Find out what you can do at www.controlarms.org
Sooo easy to get on when the control arm and the LCAB are off the car. First make sure you've got it positioned right then just lay down cardboard and push control arm into the lubricated bushing. Worked perfectly.
This nut was very hard to reach - on the passenger side the exhaust is in the way and there's also a heat shield that protects the control arm rubber bushing from the heat of the exhaust, which I removed as well. Besides, there was no way to squeeze a socket in there, so I had to use a regular 22mm wrench. It took forever.
South Ossetia Week of Action 2010 - launched with a questionnaire that examines the impact of firearms in the home.
Amnesty's 2012 AGM was the 'bulletproof conference', to reflect our priority for the year: Securing a robust and effective Arms Trade Treaty. On the Saturday we held a panel discussion on the Treaty and were pleased to welcome (L-R) Nerina Cevra, Victim Assistance and Survivor Right Coordinator, Action on Armed Violence; Oliver Spraque, Programme Director for Arms, Amnesty International UK; Chair Deborah Haynes, Defence Editor, The Times; and Jo Adamson, member of UK Government negotiating team;. Take action at www.amnesty.org.uk/arms
Control Arms campaigners launched the " Arms without Borders: why a globalised trade needs global controls " report in London today by demostrating how countries can work around existing arms trade rules by supplying components for weapons and machinery that can be used or sold to human rights abusers and countries under arms embargoes.
Find out what you can do at www.controlarms.org
It's easier to trade guns than bananas. Take some creative action this summer to call for a binding global arms trade treaty. Feeling inspired by our bananas?
Visit bit.ly/HOd4ms or email khobbs@oxfam.org.uk to see how you can get involved and make your own!
Women protest the high level of killings of women in their country, and inadequate state response, 2005 (c) BBC This World
One of the reasons why thousands of people will be going to Edinburgh tomorrow and Gleneagles, Scotland next week to object to the presence of Bush, Shirac, Blair et.al...
" G8 countries account for over 80% of the world’s arms sales .... On the eve of a meeting of G8 foreign ministers a new report reveals how the G8 countries -- Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, the UK and the USA -- are still supplying military equipment, weapons and munitions to destinations where they contribute to gross violations of human rights "
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Samoa, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Jamaica, Luxembourg, Burkina Faso, Belgium, Australia, and Austria Ratify the Arms Trade Treaty
l to r: H.E. Mr. Ali’ioaiga Feturi Elisaia, Permanent Representative of Samoa to the UN; Dr. Robert Mtonga, Co-President of IPPNW, Control Arms; H.E. Ms. Inga Rhonda King, Permanent Representative of St. Vincent and the Grenadines to the UN; Ms. Angela Kane, UN High Representative for Disarmament Affairs; H.E. Mr. E. Courtenay Rattray, Permanent Representative of Jamaica to the UN; H.E. Ms. Sylvie Lucas, Permanent Representative of Luxembourg to the UN;
H.E. Mr. Der Kogda, Permanent Representative of Burkina Faso to the UN; H.E. Ms. Bénédicte Frankinet, Permanent Representative of Belgium to the UN; H.E. Mr. Gary Quinlan, Permanent Representative of Australia to the UN; Mr. Andreas Riecken, Deputy Permanent Representative of Austria to the UN
Photo Credit: Champion Hamilton/Champion Eye Media/Control Arms
It's easier to trade guns than bananas.
Help us change that and sign the online petition, demanding a strong Arms Trade Treaty: www.oxfam.org.uk/controlarms
I borrowed a Ball Joint Remover from O'Reillys and it made getting the old control arms out go a lot quicker. The mini sledge turned out to be necessary, my mallet couldn't get the job done.
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It didn't look too bad, aside for being dirty. In retrospect, changing the control arms was unnecessary; I should have just replaced the bushings.