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Ha! ...should have thought of that before you...
- Thread starter Winston Wolf
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Munro Williams
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There are a lot of trendy West End London lefties cackling in fiendish glee at all the mischief they cause. They await Big Brother the way a groom waits for his bride.
There are no polite words for these people.
There are no polite words for these people.
George Hill
Staff Alumnus
I hope there are RIOTS.
Serves them right!
Serves them right!
That is a weather forecast for what they hae in mind for here.
Problem with that thought is, we already have cities with no-go zones. And have for years. I guess the real difference is that we could protect ourselves from them, huh???
Best Regards,
Don
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The most foolish mistake we could make would be to allow the subjected people to carry arms; history shows that all conquerers who have allowed their subjected people to carry arms have prepared their own fall.
Adolf Hitler
Problem with that thought is, we already have cities with no-go zones. And have for years. I guess the real difference is that we could protect ourselves from them, huh???
Best Regards,
Don
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The most foolish mistake we could make would be to allow the subjected people to carry arms; history shows that all conquerers who have allowed their subjected people to carry arms have prepared their own fall.
Adolf Hitler
Jack Straw? Doesn't this kinda sound like the Onion: http://www.theonion.com/onion3617/index.html
TUESDAY, 16 MAY, 2000
COP WARNS OF
CITY 'ANARCHY'
By IAN HEPBURN
Crime Reporter
CITY centres are sliding into "anarchy", a leading cop warned Home Secretary Jack Straw last night.
Police need more funds and a total shake-up to combat the rising tide of night-time violence, said Fred Broughton, boss of the
bobbies' union.
He warned that parts of Central London, Manchester, Liverpool and Leeds are chaotic no-go areas for decent folk between 10pm and 2am. Mr Broughton said: "There's a sense of disorder and anarchy in many of these areas."
Mr Broughton is chairman of the Police Federation, being addressed by Mr Straw at their annual conference in Brighton, Sussex, tomorrow.
He added: "Most people avoid these hotspots altogether as there are no police officers to turn to.
"When people call us, we're not there."
Streets near pubs and clubs are under-policed because of poor funding, said Mr Broughton.
He will tell the Federation's 1,000 rank-and-file delegates that Britain has fewer cops per head than ANY country in Europe except Denmark.
And he will ask Mr Straw for a Royal Commission to completely reshape the force.
Mr Broughton said the public had lost confidence in police. And he warned funding was in "complete disarray"
The last Royal Commission was in 1960. But Mr Broughton will tell delegates: "The country and the police service has changed out of all recognition since."
Sun readers are also angry about crime. Over 300,000 phoned our You The Jury poll on farmer Tony Martin, jailed for killing a burglar.
Police chiefs in Liverpool and Manchester cops denied there were no-go areas in their cities.
[END OF QUOTE]
Remember that this news story contains the comments of the "boss of the bobbies' union." His interests are in gaining power and benefits for his constituents, the "bobbies."
Favorite method of fighting crime, since they have no guns: Walking up to crook and asking "What's all this, then?" Personally, I would not trust a guy named Bobbie to protect my safety. Bobby Ray, Jim-Bob, or Bubba, maybe.
Shouldn't we start calling them "the nation formerly known as GREAT Britain?" Or maybe "Plain Old Britian."
COP WARNS OF
CITY 'ANARCHY'
By IAN HEPBURN
Crime Reporter
CITY centres are sliding into "anarchy", a leading cop warned Home Secretary Jack Straw last night.
Police need more funds and a total shake-up to combat the rising tide of night-time violence, said Fred Broughton, boss of the
bobbies' union.
He warned that parts of Central London, Manchester, Liverpool and Leeds are chaotic no-go areas for decent folk between 10pm and 2am. Mr Broughton said: "There's a sense of disorder and anarchy in many of these areas."
Mr Broughton is chairman of the Police Federation, being addressed by Mr Straw at their annual conference in Brighton, Sussex, tomorrow.
He added: "Most people avoid these hotspots altogether as there are no police officers to turn to.
"When people call us, we're not there."
Streets near pubs and clubs are under-policed because of poor funding, said Mr Broughton.
He will tell the Federation's 1,000 rank-and-file delegates that Britain has fewer cops per head than ANY country in Europe except Denmark.
And he will ask Mr Straw for a Royal Commission to completely reshape the force.
Mr Broughton said the public had lost confidence in police. And he warned funding was in "complete disarray"
The last Royal Commission was in 1960. But Mr Broughton will tell delegates: "The country and the police service has changed out of all recognition since."
Sun readers are also angry about crime. Over 300,000 phoned our You The Jury poll on farmer Tony Martin, jailed for killing a burglar.
Police chiefs in Liverpool and Manchester cops denied there were no-go areas in their cities.
[END OF QUOTE]
Remember that this news story contains the comments of the "boss of the bobbies' union." His interests are in gaining power and benefits for his constituents, the "bobbies."
Favorite method of fighting crime, since they have no guns: Walking up to crook and asking "What's all this, then?" Personally, I would not trust a guy named Bobbie to protect my safety. Bobby Ray, Jim-Bob, or Bubba, maybe.
Shouldn't we start calling them "the nation formerly known as GREAT Britain?" Or maybe "Plain Old Britian."