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Seems to me it's a 'strange' legal system that puts a pub landlord from Bolton in jail for six months for allowing the use of a legal tobacco product by consenting adults in his pub
Pub landlord Nick Hogan given first smoking ban jail sentence | Mail Online yet at the same time the law only gives 4 months to an illegal immigrant with previous convictions only 4 months for the death of a 12 year old , and no deportation. Darwen dad's anger as death driver freed (From Lancashire Telegraph) anyone care to comment/explain ....:confused: :confused: |
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it's wrong landlord should be able to give at least one room to smokers..
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to mind the explantion is what the "LAW" views more serious.:rolleyes: its another of the many examples why people like me, refuse to vote.:( we have gone to hell on n handcart, n not one of these spineless parties has the will to correct things.:(
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That being said, although there is as much mistrust in Germany of the Politicians & their agendas as there is in UK they aren't ramming the EU Brussels dictates as far down the Publics throats as the UK Government, here at the moment the Germans are on the edge of gagging while you in the UK are being made physically sick, by the states absolute & literal appliance of EU dictates & this goes far beyond just the smoking ban. Until the UK gets a ruling party immaterial of name with a spine, to tell these people(in Brussels) to go away & we'll decide what's right for the British people, guided by & with their consent the Country & it's once Proud people, will continue to get shafted, by the governing elitist whipping Boys & Girls you have to call a Government. Smoking police ashtray ban trials - EU attacks smokers with new recommendations - News - Bild.de |
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Result - non payment of a fine (for permitting smoking) is regarded as a greater threat to the state than the loss of life of one 'useless eater' (their term, not mine) |
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I've been running pub quizzes for 12 years and two of the less successful pubs have shut down altogether, with the smoking ban playing a heavy role. The obsessive government tactics to make us think that we're awash with drunkards hasn't helped either and it would have been better to demand segregated smoking rooms with decent ventilation.
Alcohol taxation and the greed of the breweries will ultimately kill off what remains of the pub industry until all we have left are wine bars and gastropubs. I don't smoke and it is quite nice not to stink of fags when I come home from a night out but I do miss the atmosphere of pubs packed to capacity. A prison sentence for trying to please the customers is outright unfair but indicative of the country's policy of punishing the natives and allowing immigrants free rein. Cashy, I understand your sentiments but even if you don't vote for one of the main parties then at least register a protest vote. It's the only voice we have left to tell the government whether they are doing a good job or not. If that's how you feel then don't waste your opportunity. |
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They maunder along so wrapped in their own self importance, they can't see the woods for the trees. so what if the numbers are down to only 50% of those eligible to vote & decide the fate of the Country, we've the majority so we'll just do as we Damn well please & if the peasantry don't like it ! Well screw 'em We're just fine Jack !!!! Please tell me I'm wrong in this view, but if you're honest that'll be pretty hard to do won't it. |
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By saying 'what are they going to do about it?' is just passing the buck. What are you going to do about it? |
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Funny thing is if we all give up driving cars, smoking, drinking and gambling the country would go broke in a few days
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The false monetary system is breaking down. If you have owt stashed, spend it now before it is worth nowt. I suggest stocking food and clearing mortgages. 'people who have nothing left to lose, lose it' - Gerald Cilente |
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the govenment knows the no smoking law in pubs is an unpopular one and drove it through under the pretence of been for our own good and set the nation bickering amongst its self while they screwed the country up.The law had nothing to do with peoples health they want us to die young because they cant afford to care for the elderly thats why they raised the retirement age it was purely to obbey and tow the line for our european masters and god help anyone who defies the govenment on this matter
thats why the landlord got a ridiculous scentence how dare a british citizen defy europe thats my take on this matter anyway :) |
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The sad fact that faces us all is - the population has been dumbed down by mind control TV, poor education and pollutants in food, water and medicines. The days of mass uprisings against injustice are long gone. The poll tax riots just wouldn't happen in the present day. |
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Were this man went wrong was in flaunting the law in the face of Authority.To do this with any success you need to learn certain skills.You need to;
1) Learn the art of trickery. 2)Learn to be deceitful 3) Learn to be sneaky 4)Be conniving 5)Learn the art of juggling figures and falsifying accounts. Follow these simple rules and who knows where you could end up.:hehetable |
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By the livin' Gawd that made you, You're a better man than I am, Gunga Din ! Kiplings "Gunga Din" 1892. Apt Cashy, very apt, if only we had politicians who despite the beltings & flayings of Europe, would find an inner strength, of honesty, morality & obligation to their People they too would receive the accolades of Gunga Din. |
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Might as well ditch the house while it is still worth something. :rolleyes: |
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Being the owner of the roof over your head will prevent repossession by the mortgagee. If you sell your house you will have a lovely bank balance worth nothing |
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Even if at times it does appear to be similar to a donkey it should be up held. |
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Failing that, some of the Political personages who frequent these sides should point their masters in the general direction of these pages so they may glean the perceptions & opinions of the everyday individual. |
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Should we all have a book to tell us right from wrong? |
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....a broken bankrupt corrupted society Laws, as in Common Law, were beneficial Government statutes benefit only the corrupt state controllers. |
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If that was the case, why then are the same rules ( for all member states) that Govern UK life not so vigorously applied in other European Countries ? As I've stated elsewhere the application of Laws in UK are applied more towards control of the populace than protection & security of its citizens. |
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Some people are finding non violent ways to 'opt out'
Important Freeman On The Land Definitions And Information | Exploring Infinity The other alternatives are - 1 put up with it 2 anarchy |
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This would then mean that if there is any likelihood of issues arising from the implementation of these "Laws" they would be defined from the very start & the required remedial action could be taken to correct the problem. Also added to this when a new Government comes into the picture there can be no bleating as to "It was before our time & there's nothing we can do about it. " because they would've been implicit in its implication. |
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I wonder if they will remember that at election time. How many drinking smokers will vote Labour therefore agreeing with the decision to ban smoking in pubs? |
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ok US its about time government was taken down a peg or two and made to remember that they are there to serve us and not elected to be another countries whipping boy or slave.What government has forgotten is that it is elected to look out for OUR interests not that of another nation most people couldnt give a hoot about iraq and saw no need for us to go to war but Tony blair wanted it to happen so MP's totaly ignored whattehir constituants wanted and voted in favour of teh war becaus ethey were affraid of upseting their boss what they forgot was that WE are their boss's boss and he is supposed to answer to us |
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The politicians you elect find out pretty quick that they are just 'front men', and have to do as they are told and gain, or behave with a human concience and suffer.
The real power and the direction of world policies is decided behind the scenes at places like Bilderburg meetings. |
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I would like to hear what the prospective parliamentarians for Hyndburn, from all parties, have to say on this particular subject!
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Had they placed the facts out for the populace to truly see the world of misery they were heading into, the outcome would've been so much more different than the experience of today. But that would suggest Leaders with honesty, integrity & a sense of fairness to all their peoples, but as has been proved time & time again most of them are in it for themselves.The higher ideals & debt of care for her citizens has been discarded without a jot of remorse to those who now suffer due to Political disrespect. |
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The rise in fringe parties is purely because more and more people are tired of not having their views listened to on certain matters, for example the interference from the EU in British affairs. Sooner or later, the main parties are going to have to address these issues head on or face the fact that they won't be the main parties anymore if enough people keep voting for groups such as UKIP and the BNP. I would still urge everyone to vote for the candidate that most closely reflects their views. It is up to all parties to listen to the voice of the people they are trying to represent and do what is best for each community. If they don't listen and other parties get more votes then they only have themselves to blame. However, for them to listen properly it requires people to vote and use that voice. |
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Should there be doubts to the veracity of the statement in post 48, please look here :
MigrationWatchUK Labour’s mass immigration policy was politically inspired February 10, 2010 |
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Our vote is the only real instrument we have left to punish or reward those in power, I'm just keen to see it used by everyone so that we have more chance of getting the right people in place across the country. |
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Will they listen to you & take your views on board ? Now I've not been involved with this forum very long, but it appears that there are a few well respected members on here who, due to their integrity & honest desire to see the right thing done, have walked away from their Political affiliations because the Parties will not take on what is being explained to them. Now if these Party Stalwarts are getting fobbed off after all their years of allegiance, how does that provoke "Joe Bloke " to feel ? Would you also have the integrity to walk away from the deceitful & self serving Political classes too should your valid & educated points be ignored ? As to the Candidates who most closely reflect their views, they appear to be few & far between, as most of them do not seem to be existing on the same material plane as the rest of us ! |
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As much as I hate cigarette smoke I have to think that this punishment was a bit OTT.
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The two are seperate issues. I could be jailed for not paying a speeding fine in the same way. Many people have been jailed for not paying TV licence fines. Have you seen this thread? |
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It is now declassified and available here- NSSM 200 Kissinger Genocide Report 1974 It is an agenda for planet depopulation. Since then, the phrase 'useless eater' has become comon in popular culture to denote a consumer who contibutes nothing. I did say '(their phrase not mine)' -please pay attention.:rolleyes: Just google 'useless eaters' for 111,000 places where you can become 'enlightened':rolleyes: |
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The smoking ban contributed to the cost of fuel now being £1.10 per litre, and when they ban supermarkets from selling cheap booze that will not improve the population of the drinking establishments, it will though, further harm the revenue the government brings in from alcohol, so dont be surprised to see £1.20 at the petrol pumps very soon, meanwhile, the banks will continue to be propped up by the taxpayer, the privatised industries will continue to rob you blind, and the only winners will be, as usual, the fatcats and politicians.
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just before they started planning the increasing of booze prices they released statistics on how booze is to blame for everything that is wrong in society from domestic violence to vandalism and a whole load of other crimes inbetween when the wanted to bring in the smoking ban they bleeted on about how much the smokers were costing the NHS neglecting to mention that it was tax from ciggarettes that has been the backbone of teh NHS for many many years and even got it into peoples heads that passive smoking kills despite there been no proof of it only theories will the torys follow a different line if they get in power instead of targeting things we need or enjoy will they hell :rolleyes: cars are killing the planet they say , we must be green they say but not one damn thing has been done to stop big companies poluting or using more sensible amounts of packaging on their products and we get taxed to hilt on anyting we enjoy while big corporations are not been held accountable every time a govenment wants to tax somthing they make it out to be a danger or somthing to be ashamed of and drive a wedge between the nation making them argue amongst themselves rather than look at teh real problem which is teh govenment no one was moaning about smoking in pubs until the govenment started stiring tehir wooden spoon and then got eveyone argueing about somthing they didnt really care about |
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I noticed you said their phrase not mine, I am paying attention to how low you can get. You are the person that found it necessary to repeat it as one of your poor excuses of scaremongering. The child mentioned in post #1 and her family do not deserve such a comparison to be applied by the likes of you under any circumstances, you are a really sick woman to have plumbed such depths and should be ashamed of yourself. |
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It really is about time you two got a room and sorted your urges out :p:D |
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However, what I'm saying is that you should vote simply because you have the power to influence the political setup. If, for example, you feel particularly strongly that Brussels or Strasbourg are having far too much influence in the running of Great Britain and that the government (whoever they might be at the time) are allowing it to happen but you don't feel that the opposition party will do anything about it either, then vote for UKIP or another party just to show that the main parties are not doing the job you want. It might not be that you particularly want UKIP (purely as an example) in power and feel it is an unlikely eventuality in any case but if fringe parties gain uncomfortably large support then the main parties would be foolish to ignore the views of the people on those issues. I am representing Labour in Rishton on May 6th and I would hope that people would vote for me because they believe I have the best interests of the village at heart rather than simply seeing a red badge. I am fortunate to have a very good support network headed by Graham Jones and I am already working with several community groups and the Rishton Labour councillor, Harry Grayson, to fix things in the town. I personally am disenchanted with faceless councillors who only pop up for a photoshoot instead of those that listen to residents. Graham and Harry are very hands-on with the voters and do take on board what is said to them. At a local level, it really doesn't take much of an effort to make small changes if you really want to. You don't even need to be a politician but it does require a listening ear which is where we both agree and I admit that this is where my argument stumbles if you don't know your local candidates. Graham's philosophy is that every voter should see the candidates that they are being asked to vote for, which I firmly agree with since I don't think I would vote for someone on blind faith either. |
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The Folk in UK have tried this approach, voting for someone else to make a point, hence the rise in popularity of the lesser Parties. But what has it brought ? on the evidence of it very little. The big league Parties are still dominating the situation albeit with a lesser majority & the People feel cheated & disillusioned with it all, ergo voter apathy.
The only way where it seems to partially work is in a coalition, this is very apparent here in Germany. To enable a Party to gain power ( because of a positive majority) they have to rely on power sharing with another Party, who because of their acquiescence, can & do receive considerations to their points of view, there by allowing a partial if not full blown placing of their policies. This form of compromise works to the benefit of both sides, but their true focus should be towards the Peoples they represent. But sadly the modern day Politicians have forgotten their remit ! They have been put in a position of "TRUST" to represent their Citizens, in all aspects of Life & Welfare with the aim of good governance for the benefit of the People. A creed which many have forgotten or more to the point blatantly ignore. We are told often enough that times are difficult & that WE the British People will have to tighten our belts, make sacrifices & endure hardship for the betterment of the Country. Well & good , people can accept this as long as they see fairness & improvement in their situation. What they are actually seeing is the injustice in the system & Politicians of all stripes helping themselves to the detriment of the Country & lesser folk. How can it be justified for a Husband & Wife, middle aged couple (Politicians) to claim expenses for a (2nd) home in the Country with all the trimmings, plus whatever else they're creaming off running into the thousands at the expense of the public. When Mr & Mrs Blogs both pensioned off, spent all their lives working, having to rely on the pitiful pension they're given, living in a 2 up 2 down terraced house that they don't own because they had to sell it off to make ends meet, be right ? Who is making the sacrifices here ? until this changes the British public will remain contemptuous of the Political classes & their empty words. They want the Public backing (Politicians), well show them some decency & respect, those People who put them there. |
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;) (I do have access to a hoodie, if you feel the need to hug me, for pointing this out.) |
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...and when did they ditch democracy, especially at grassroots level? :rolleyes: |
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Here also, you go into some pubs & folk are happily smoking away with out a care in the world, sat in a Bistro last night with friends some of whom smoke, they got up wandered away about 5 metres to the smoking room. Last week in a little German Pub place full of smokers sat at the bar fags on the counter & smoking.
Landlord totally unconcerned, even handing out matches to them that had no lighter, with the pub name on them too !! Strange considering the supposed total ban across Europe, could it be that other Countries aren't quite so draconian & controlling of their Citizenry ??? |
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Some bars were exclusively reserved for the enjoyment of fags. :D |
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is it true you can still smoke in the house of commons bars ?
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MPs plan Pugin-style smoking shelter | Politics | guardian.co.uk just found this.
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I myself am very skeptical that any major reforms have taken place (although I don't speak for anyone else) but a recent opinion poll put UKIP in second place just ahead of Labour. I don't give much credence to any of them as each poll is conducted in such a way as to give a certain result but even so if I were Prime Minister that would certainly give me food for thought. I've never lived through a coalition government but if it truly does benefit the people and allows both sides of the fence an equal hearing then it doesn't sound an entirely bad thing. I'm sure there is evidence from Winston Churchill's time to argue against it but it's still an interesting idea. |
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i thought they can smoke in teh house of commons but as a courtesy to us they dont voulentary
now if they could only show us a bit more courtesty and stop treating us like naughty children and also ask US about important decisions like the EU and give us that damn referendum we are owed that woudl be super if france can stick two fingers up at europe whenver it fancies im sure we can do it once |
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They were going to exempt themselves, until it became public knowledge, and the cries of hypocrisy made them have a change of heart. :rolleyes: |
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if they think we wont want the same thing as them they dont ask us and ignore us like were nothing i bet if public opinion was for teh EU we would have got a referendum but they knew damn well the overwhelming majority were gainst it so didnt ask. |
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Like Britain, France's cultural identity has been affected by the smoking ban, with many places seeing their bars and cafe-tabacs closing down, but it looks like the French are fighting back. Which isn't like them at all. They usually surrender staraight away.
What Smoking Ban? The French Are Lighting Up in Public Again - TIME :D |
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A certain airport in Spain now has an unofficial smoking area, so that didn't last long either.:mosher:
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Spain,France, Germany, all seem to be seeing the light, have they left the E.U.? have they hell, for whatever reason they are looking at this through the "Publics" glasses, i wonder what the voting statistics are in those countrys?:confused: bet a higher percentage than ours.?
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