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Tealeaf · 25-07-2005, 12:56

Well, well, well.

As expected, the BBC and the rest of the politically-correct toss-pots went overboard on the coverage of the death of this Brazilian character. Does it strike anyone odd that this individual appears to have had a hundred times more media coverage than any victim of the 7/7 bombings?

Anyway, it now appears he was not so innocent after all. His work visa had expired; he was therefore both an illegal immigrant and working here illegally. No wonder he ran. But his guilt did not end there; he neither stopped to purchase a travel ticket not run his travel card through the reader. In other words, he was a fare dodger.

His Brazillian family are in the process of seeking compensation from the Met; I hope they do not get a penny, but rather London Underground sends them a bill for £10pds, being the standard penalty for fare evaision.

25-07-2005, 12:56	#98
Tealeaf God Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Paradise Lost Posts: 7,220 Liked: 11 times Rep Power: 4266	Re: London Alert Well, well, well. As expected, the BBC and the rest of the politically-correct toss-pots went overboard on the coverage of the death of this Brazilian character. Does it strike anyone odd that this individual appears to have had a hundred times more media coverage than any victim of the 7/7 bombings? Anyway, it now appears he was not so innocent after all. His work visa had expired; he was therefore both an illegal immigrant and working here illegally. No wonder he ran. But his guilt did not end there; he neither stopped to purchase a travel ticket not run his travel card through the reader. In other words, he was a fare dodger. His Brazillian family are in the process of seeking compensation from the Met; I hope they do not get a penny, but rather London Underground sends them a bill for £10pds, being the standard penalty for fare evaision.