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A goverment aid has been arrested in a dawn raid ..is there a hint that the police have over reacted here..? most dawn raids are taken in the understanding that fire arms are involved....I think the police are infested with tories..
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In this day and age everything is for sale. The way society is now a title aint what it used to be a 100 years ago and its in my opinion an ego thing .
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I'm afraid it's nothing new Spuggie.
The Lords & Ladies of England have been bent as a 9 bob note for centuries. However they used to hide it a wee bit better... |
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Just pionting out that the Met seem to think they are doing a good job on Labour.. I don't recall the same arrests made on Willets,Hamilton.. both were proven to have taken bribes.. and it was 5 years later when Archer was found to be guilty of perjury.. bye the bye.. he looks like a nice bloke Geof.. giving all that money away...... just goes to show.. you can't keep a GOOD TORY down.
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Does that meen ther will be a dawn raid in Ossy then?
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you have lost me on this one.. aprons? trousers?... no wonder all the pie shops closed down, what has union road come too??
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Just back to the point of the thread - it's not surprising that the Met have done this.
This is the same Met that put 8 bullets in the back of an innocent bloke after 7/7. S'pose it's revealing our 'special relationship' with America, eh. |
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That's no justification for shooting the living **** out of him.
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It is if he acted in a way that made them think he was a terrorist with a bomb..
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Any non-caucasian person carrying a rucksack is judged to be acting like a terrorist with a bomb.
It's hardly suspicious behaviour. Nothing justifies that man's death. |
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Running away from police in a tube station whilst having dark skin and a rucksack probably wasn't the best thing to do. Of course he didn't deserve it and that dosn't justify taking someones life, but he could well have been a terrorist in the circumstances so they had few options..
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Its not just in London were a rucksack and Dark skin atracts attention. The support centre we have at work has people of ethnic minorities from Asia and Africa and they seem to be stopped on a regular basis even though it is known were they work. Maybe they should start bunging cash to Tony so that they can get to and from work in peace never mind a peerage!
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It's disgusting what happened on that day. Too quick are we to point the finger ...or gun, as it were. |
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Lets suppose he did have a bomb attached to him, if they arrested him he could have just detonated it. They must have had a strong suspicion to shoot him..
anyway we're thread wandering :) |
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At least it's a sensible wander....:D
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You have to be a little stupid if armed Police say stop and you run away. |
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So you're saying an Italian should have stopped in these circumstances you think, but a Swede say, could have carried on running for his tube, after picking up his free copy of the Metro newspaper, which incidentally Jean Charles de Menezes did. |
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I was always being accosted by nutters in Stockwell tube.
I ignored them all, and ran for the tube, and got to work on time. Oh that's right, I was safe to do so because of my caramel locks, and fair skin.:D |
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Skin tone is irrelevant. |
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the guy who got shot was an idiot , anyone would be scared with guns pointing at them but i know for sure i wouldnt move a damned inch if ordered to stop
they shot to kill because if he had a bomb a shot in teh leg wouldnt stop him pulling the detonator and he had already aroused teh suspicion of guilt by running so shooting him was teh right thing to do infact i woulda pulle dthe trigger as soon as he put one foot forward if he had have had a bomb everyone would be singing teh cops praises but because he didnt all it has done is give the mamby pamby self rigteous and excuse to open their gobs and complain about somthing and what makes it more juicy is that he wasnt white sory but most terrorists are not white so the majority of people stopped on suspicion will be non whites , lets not forget people born in england go to fight for the likes of binladen so even british non whites will arouse suspicion when carrying a rucksack on a busy underfround etc it isnt the polices fault that they have to stop and check people matching the crieria its the bloody terrorists fault if terrorists had a big sign on their back saying " i am a terrorist " there wouldnt be any problems about stopping people but unfortunatly they dont anyway this is old news and has been covered before the guys dead now the end :D |
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Good job most mines are closed or they might have been a large amount of deaths amongst these workers.
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err when the IRA was in full force no one was protesting about white people with irish accents getting stopped and searched i have irish friends with irish passports and they always get pulled over to one side at the airport but they have nothing to hide so its no problem peopel arnt getting stopped because they are black or brown they are getting stopped because at the moment terrorists happen to be mostly brown skinned and since the london bombers put their bombs in rucksacks when a brown skinned person gets on the tube they are gonna have peopel look at them and that is no ones fault but the terrorists and teh methods they use |
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Can you not remember every terrorist attack in the UK, carried out in the name of so called freedom, for the past thirty odd years, until fairly recently, was conducted by the IRA. I presume the familes of the hundreds of the service personel, and civilians who were killed by these terrorists remember. Although perhaps a bit dark, with the odd bit of ginger thrown in, most of these IRA terrorists happened to be white. |
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Er wrong again, yes they were. There was a huge backlash against innocent Irish people living in the UK in the 70's. Try being Irish in Birmingham after the attacks that happened in that city, the same attacks were people were later found to have been wrongly convicted of that heinous crime. Luckily the powers that be hadn't hung them, or followed a shoot to kill policy at that time, as they could later be relesed, albeit with an appology and compensation. |
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err no the irish were complaining , no one else gave a fcuk its only because political correctness has got even worse these days that its now a racist act to stop a black or brown person and teh ira arnt exactly active in teh UK now are they , the current lot of terrorists are of eastern appearance
if your innocent you will have nothing to hide so if the police stop you unless you want shooting i recomend you stay still like anyone with half a brain would when i got pulled tro one side in spain by the undercover police i was confused and brushed them aside thinking they were pick pockets or beggars but once they flashed tehir badges and showed their guns i satyed still and co-operated that idiot ran and got shot and i find it totaly disgusting that his family got a payout for his own stupidy |
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There was fear, and a backlash, including violence, against some innocent people with Irish accents. There was actually also protest, both physical, and in some of the more enlightened press pleas for tolerance, against this fear that everyone with an Irish accent could be a suspect terrorist. An irrational a fear, as every dark skinned person running for a tube being a suicide bomber. However, what I found so unsettling in the whole sorry case, was the fact that British intelligence, on matters regarding our national security, were so obviously very wrong. As was shown when this innocent man proved not to be the person they suspected...after they'd shot him. |
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If he really had been a terrorist they'd had ample opportunity to shoot him but they didn't, which was a trifle odd. The stroy of him running away was later proved to be inaccurate. However he may have realised they were police and wanted to avoid them if he thought they were wanting him because he was here illegally, his visa having expired. Maybe he feared being sent back to Brazil.
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You're right, they trailed him for two miles, including on a bus, but decided to execute him on a tube train filled with members of the public, just a short while after the terrible attacks that had also happened on the London underground system. I know the roads that they followed him down very well, and they are wide, and fairly sparsely populated for London, certainly compared with a busy tube station. I thought at the time the whole thing stank, and still do. I'm still waiting for evidence that the dead man was actually working here illegally. I've never seen any proof in the press, nor saw it brought up in evidence at the inquest. |
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I used to get stopped and searched anyway!!!! And you cant say i've got an irish accent - it was the name that did it!!!!
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Well it may have been that, or the fact you dressed like an extra from Riverdance, and did that funny jig instead of walking everywhere.:D |
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