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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by alistairkhalil on Aug 9, 2011 17:26:10 GMT 1, camden is now closed..
camden is now closed..
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by fingerz on Aug 9, 2011 17:31:37 GMT 1, 16,000 bobbies on the streets of london tonight hopefully no trouble
16,000 bobbies on the streets of london tonight hopefully no trouble
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by alistairkhalil on Aug 9, 2011 18:36:30 GMT 1, we are holding drinks NOW in the lockside lounge then we will be patrolling the streets of camden!
lockside stays open!! ask albert the rasta security for ali..
COME HAVE DRINKS AND PROTECT CAMDEN!!
we are holding drinks NOW in the lockside lounge then we will be patrolling the streets of camden!
lockside stays open!! ask albert the rasta security for ali..
COME HAVE DRINKS AND PROTECT CAMDEN!!
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by fingerz on Aug 9, 2011 18:55:27 GMT 1, man with a security man called Albert the rasta i wish i could .... good work Ali
man with a security man called Albert the rasta i wish i could .... good work Ali
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by freeview on Aug 9, 2011 19:39:06 GMT 1, Great to see Stik doing a live sketch ;D
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by simonf on Aug 9, 2011 19:41:26 GMT 1, It's a matter of consequences. At the moment, in this country these rioters are getting away with it. If it was your house/car/business that was about to get torched and there were police around, you would hope they would stop it. Thats what we would like our police to do, using sufficient force to get the job done quickly and effectively. But they are not doing that just incase that if the bop a scumbag on the head as he is just about to throw a chair through a window, they are charged with infinging his human rights. When caught, the rioters are likely to get a tiny slap on the wrist and told not to be a naughty boy again. Funnily enough, when I was a kid I was sh1t scared of the police who I was raised to respect, and never had to worry about being baton charged because I wouldn't have been there in the first place. If it means in this instance that to resolve these riots, the police have to weigh in and put a few hundred of the b*stards in hospital (hopefully the nearest one is one of the those they have attacked - so no staff) I personally will be cheering them on. You have to be responsible for your own actions, and when they are malicious, violent and unlawful, the consequences should be a lot more severe than we see at the moment. When 1 tw*t says to another one 'lets go on the rampage' the answer should be 'f**k no, you remember what they did to us last time'.
well they are not saying that in Syria, Libya, Egypt, Bahrain,
...fortunately
So having a police force that legally tortures you, shoots you with snipers, and drives tanks over you, and mutilates you in secret prisons without telling your family. (which happens all of the above countries.. check the amnesty site)
Doesn't stop riots
... I'm sure your sorry to hear that - but it doesn't.
It's a matter of consequences. At the moment, in this country these rioters are getting away with it. If it was your house/car/business that was about to get torched and there were police around, you would hope they would stop it. Thats what we would like our police to do, using sufficient force to get the job done quickly and effectively. But they are not doing that just incase that if the bop a scumbag on the head as he is just about to throw a chair through a window, they are charged with infinging his human rights. When caught, the rioters are likely to get a tiny slap on the wrist and told not to be a naughty boy again. Funnily enough, when I was a kid I was sh1t scared of the police who I was raised to respect, and never had to worry about being baton charged because I wouldn't have been there in the first place. If it means in this instance that to resolve these riots, the police have to weigh in and put a few hundred of the b*stards in hospital (hopefully the nearest one is one of the those they have attacked - so no staff) I personally will be cheering them on. You have to be responsible for your own actions, and when they are malicious, violent and unlawful, the consequences should be a lot more severe than we see at the moment. When 1 tw*t says to another one 'lets go on the rampage' the answer should be 'f**k no, you remember what they did to us last time'. well they are not saying that in Syria, Libya, Egypt, Bahrain, ...fortunately So having a police force that legally tortures you, shoots you with snipers, and drives tanks over you, and mutilates you in secret prisons without telling your family. (which happens all of the above countries.. check the amnesty site) Doesn't stop riots ... I'm sure your sorry to hear that - but it doesn't. |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by fingerz on Aug 9, 2011 19:41:50 GMT 1, he never stops .....lol
he never stops .....lol
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by simonf on Aug 9, 2011 19:48:42 GMT 1, 
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by simonf on Aug 9, 2011 20:07:23 GMT 1, but anyway, with another night approaching , I am just praying for peace.
And whatever way we see things, we all pretty much all have the same feelings on that I am sure.
but anyway, with another night approaching , I am just praying for peace.
And whatever way we see things, we all pretty much all have the same feelings on that I am sure.
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by alistairkhalil on Aug 9, 2011 21:28:41 GMT 1, lockside lounge is still open!!! hawley arms boarded up..
lockside lounge is still open!!! hawley arms boarded up..
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by alistairkhalil on Aug 9, 2011 21:33:25 GMT 1, its been pretty much safe all night... police doing a good job in camden..
its been pretty much safe all night... police doing a good job in camden..
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by fingerz on Aug 9, 2011 22:02:01 GMT 1, trouble else where instead .... ?? .... Manchester just been on the news
trouble else where instead .... ?? .... Manchester just been on the news
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by My Name is Frank on Aug 9, 2011 22:04:08 GMT 1, Nihilistic status seekers, wanting trainers and TV's plus nick a bit of booze while bringing down the state, somewhat surreal
Nihilistic status seekers, wanting trainers and TV's plus nick a bit of booze while bringing down the state, somewhat surreal
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by alistairkhalil on Aug 9, 2011 22:23:53 GMT 1,
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by bullet on Aug 9, 2011 22:53:18 GMT 1, Media blackout on the London riots going on right now.
Media blackout on the London riots going on right now.
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by warsaw project on Aug 9, 2011 23:13:41 GMT 1,
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by elwheel on Aug 9, 2011 23:20:16 GMT 1, Media blackout on the London riots going on right now.
I think you're right and it's hard to make out the rumour from the truth.
Media blackout on the London riots going on right now. I think you're right and it's hard to make out the rumour from the truth. |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by freeview on Aug 9, 2011 23:28:56 GMT 1, ý'erm I say chaps, Should you really be doing that ? Its not cricket dont you know.
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by low3 on Aug 9, 2011 23:37:33 GMT 1, It's a matter of consequences. At the moment, in this country these rioters are getting away with it. If it was your house/car/business that was about to get torched and there were police around, you would hope they would stop it. Thats what we would like our police to do, using sufficient force to get the job done quickly and effectively. But they are not doing that just incase that if the bop a scumbag on the head as he is just about to throw a chair through a window, they are charged with infinging his human rights. When caught, the rioters are likely to get a tiny slap on the wrist and told not to be a naughty boy again. Funnily enough, when I was a kid I was sh1t scared of the police who I was raised to respect, and never had to worry about being baton charged because I wouldn't have been there in the first place. If it means in this instance that to resolve these riots, the police have to weigh in and put a few hundred of the b*stards in hospital (hopefully the nearest one is one of the those they have attacked - so no staff) I personally will be cheering them on. You have to be responsible for your own actions, and when they are malicious, violent and unlawful, the consequences should be a lot more severe than we see at the moment. When 1 tw*t says to another one 'lets go on the rampage' the answer should be 'f**k no, you remember what they did to us last time'. well they are not saying that in Syria, Libya, Egypt, Bahrain, ...fortunately So having a police force that legally tortures you, shoots you with snipers, and drives tanks over you, and mutilates you in secret prisons without telling your family. (which happens all of the above countries.. check the amnesty site) Doesn't stop riots ... I'm sure your sorry to hear that - but it doesn't.
Don't think it's quite the sane thing we are talking about here: this is a bunch of free loaders taking advantage of the situation and a police force that are scared of touching some scrotes who operate beyond the law. They know that because of all the tree huggers and lefties who campaign for the human rights of criminals the police can't so much as grab one of them 'too roughly'.
Try telling someone that's just had their business burnt to the ground that we should be glad we don't live in Syria and gauge their reaction. Try telling them that the police have no right to be able to step in and use force to stop these toerags. How can anyone justify throwing a pickaxe or bricks at a police officer who cannot fight back, or say it's ok.
It's time these morons realised that this sort if behaviour has consequences, and that they aren't free to do whatever they want.
It's a matter of consequences. At the moment, in this country these rioters are getting away with it. If it was your house/car/business that was about to get torched and there were police around, you would hope they would stop it. Thats what we would like our police to do, using sufficient force to get the job done quickly and effectively. But they are not doing that just incase that if the bop a scumbag on the head as he is just about to throw a chair through a window, they are charged with infinging his human rights. When caught, the rioters are likely to get a tiny slap on the wrist and told not to be a naughty boy again. Funnily enough, when I was a kid I was sh1t scared of the police who I was raised to respect, and never had to worry about being baton charged because I wouldn't have been there in the first place. If it means in this instance that to resolve these riots, the police have to weigh in and put a few hundred of the b*stards in hospital (hopefully the nearest one is one of the those they have attacked - so no staff) I personally will be cheering them on. You have to be responsible for your own actions, and when they are malicious, violent and unlawful, the consequences should be a lot more severe than we see at the moment. When 1 tw*t says to another one 'lets go on the rampage' the answer should be 'f**k no, you remember what they did to us last time'. well they are not saying that in Syria, Libya, Egypt, Bahrain, ...fortunately So having a police force that legally tortures you, shoots you with snipers, and drives tanks over you, and mutilates you in secret prisons without telling your family. (which happens all of the above countries.. check the amnesty site) Doesn't stop riots ... I'm sure your sorry to hear that - but it doesn't. Don't think it's quite the sane thing we are talking about here: this is a bunch of free loaders taking advantage of the situation and a police force that are scared of touching some scrotes who operate beyond the law. They know that because of all the tree huggers and lefties who campaign for the human rights of criminals the police can't so much as grab one of them 'too roughly'. Try telling someone that's just had their business burnt to the ground that we should be glad we don't live in Syria and gauge their reaction. Try telling them that the police have no right to be able to step in and use force to stop these toerags. How can anyone justify throwing a pickaxe or bricks at a police officer who cannot fight back, or say it's ok. It's time these morons realised that this sort if behaviour has consequences, and that they aren't free to do whatever they want. |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by boatyb on Aug 9, 2011 23:49:07 GMT 1, Media blackout on the London riots going on right now.
maybe not a bad idea... it's like sh*t reality tv - but with impact on the currency and loads else?...
Britain is a great country - sort it out at home for a minute... and then let's see if it's an issue the whole world really needs to help sort out - I'm guessing the former is not needed...
thinking of you guys and hope all forum members and theirs are all good!
Media blackout on the London riots going on right now. maybe not a bad idea... it's like sh*t reality tv - but with impact on the currency and loads else?... Britain is a great country - sort it out at home for a minute... and then let's see if it's an issue the whole world really needs to help sort out - I'm guessing the former is not needed... thinking of you guys and hope all forum members and theirs are all good! |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by otomi on Aug 10, 2011 3:38:24 GMT 1, probably not appropriate but all this reminded me of CopyRight's Hackney Riot ...
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by fingerz on Aug 10, 2011 8:17:56 GMT 1, reports of a fair bit of trouble in Manchester , Salford , Liverpool , Gloucestershire
Hundreds of rioters stretched police resources on the streets of Salford and Manchester over the course of Tuesday evening and night. Fire bombs were thrown at shops and looters made off with clothes, electrical items and alcohol. Assistant Chief Constable Garry Shewan of Greater Manchester police said: "Criminals have brought shame in particular on the streets of Salford and Manchester."
• Police in Birmingham are investigating reports that a gun was fired during fresh rioting in the city that saw 80 people arrested. The trouble saw looting and vehicles set alight in Birmingham as well as in West Bromwich and Wolverhampton.
However, police said the disorder was not as severe as Monday's looting in Birmingham city centre, which led to 142 arrests and saw 13 people taken to hospital.
• Around 200 missile-throwing youths have gathered in the south Liverpool area of Toxteth causing disorder and damage, Merseyside police said. In the second night of trouble in the city, the force urged all members of the public to avoid the Smithdown Road area while officers deal with the violence.
reports of a fair bit of trouble in Manchester , Salford , Liverpool , Gloucestershire
Hundreds of rioters stretched police resources on the streets of Salford and Manchester over the course of Tuesday evening and night. Fire bombs were thrown at shops and looters made off with clothes, electrical items and alcohol. Assistant Chief Constable Garry Shewan of Greater Manchester police said: "Criminals have brought shame in particular on the streets of Salford and Manchester."
• Police in Birmingham are investigating reports that a gun was fired during fresh rioting in the city that saw 80 people arrested. The trouble saw looting and vehicles set alight in Birmingham as well as in West Bromwich and Wolverhampton.
However, police said the disorder was not as severe as Monday's looting in Birmingham city centre, which led to 142 arrests and saw 13 people taken to hospital.
• Around 200 missile-throwing youths have gathered in the south Liverpool area of Toxteth causing disorder and damage, Merseyside police said. In the second night of trouble in the city, the force urged all members of the public to avoid the Smithdown Road area while officers deal with the violence.
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by fingerz on Aug 10, 2011 8:19:22 GMT 1, Bristol .... wondered how long it would be before the nicks kicked off
Prison officers dealt with an "incident of disobedience" at YOI Ashfield according to a statement from Serco, which runs the unit at Pucklechurch, near Bristol.
Staff dealt with "small-scale" incident involving several inmates, according to the firm.
Avon Fire and Rescue Service were called out at 7.49pm but were stood down as they were not required to attend the scene.
"Some minor damage has been caused, but the situation has been contained and the centre is secure," a Serco spokesman said.
Bristol .... wondered how long it would be before the nicks kicked off
Prison officers dealt with an "incident of disobedience" at YOI Ashfield according to a statement from Serco, which runs the unit at Pucklechurch, near Bristol.
Staff dealt with "small-scale" incident involving several inmates, according to the firm.
Avon Fire and Rescue Service were called out at 7.49pm but were stood down as they were not required to attend the scene.
"Some minor damage has been caused, but the situation has been contained and the centre is secure," a Serco spokesman said.
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by fingerz on Aug 10, 2011 8:31:12 GMT 1, West Midlands ambulance service has been giving more details of the incident that led to the deaths of three men. Crews of paramedics found around 80 people at the scene of the incident, close to the Jet filling station on Dudley Road in Winson Green. Two of the men were pronounced dead soon after arriving at hospital, while a third died later.
7.11am: A third victim of the collision in Winson Green, Birmingham, has died in hospital. Two other men died at the scene when they were hit by a car. A spokesman for the ambulance service said the man had received treatment at City Hospital for several hours before dying from his "significant" injuries.
West Midlands ambulance service has been giving more details of the incident that led to the deaths of three men. Crews of paramedics found around 80 people at the scene of the incident, close to the Jet filling station on Dudley Road in Winson Green. Two of the men were pronounced dead soon after arriving at hospital, while a third died later.
7.11am: A third victim of the collision in Winson Green, Birmingham, has died in hospital. Two other men died at the scene when they were hit by a car. A spokesman for the ambulance service said the man had received treatment at City Hospital for several hours before dying from his "significant" injuries.
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by des77 on Aug 10, 2011 10:33:50 GMT 1, Media blackout on the London riots going on right now.
Have seen nothing of any riots in London last night, nor did anyone that I know lives in the city.
Glad London was peaceful last night, just need to crack down on the rest of the country now
Media blackout on the London riots going on right now. Have seen nothing of any riots in London last night, nor did anyone that I know lives in the city. Glad London was peaceful last night, just need to crack down on the rest of the country now |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by hunter007 on Aug 10, 2011 16:34:45 GMT 1, Great to see Stik doing a live sketch ;D
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Great to see Stik doing a live sketch ;D Quality |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by Layaway Days Art Blog on Aug 11, 2011 12:16:54 GMT 1, Cannot even watch this crap. I'm from Vancouver Canada originally and we had a riot this past June when our hockey team was eliminated from the Stanley Cup playoffs. I thought that was bad. Was in Dublin (in 2006 I believe) when that riot occurred (my first day in Europe ever) and I thought that was bad.
I just feel sick to my stomach when I see this stuff.
Cannot even watch this crap. I'm from Vancouver Canada originally and we had a riot this past June when our hockey team was eliminated from the Stanley Cup playoffs. I thought that was bad. Was in Dublin (in 2006 I believe) when that riot occurred (my first day in Europe ever) and I thought that was bad.
I just feel sick to my stomach when I see this stuff.
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by hunter007 on Aug 11, 2011 12:45:29 GMT 1,
CHRIST, When will this madness end, ,
its just sick the attitude of some
CHRIST, When will this madness end, , its just sick the attitude of some |
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