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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by Ruggs on Aug 11, 2011 13:14:47 GMT 1, Spurs v Everton game is off!
Spurs v Everton game is off!
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by fingerz on Aug 11, 2011 13:51:56 GMT 1, made me laugh anyway
made me laugh anyway |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by mmmike on Aug 11, 2011 14:39:48 GMT 1, CHRIST, When will this madness end, , its just sick the attitude of some
Great video!
CHRIST, When will this madness end, , its just sick the attitude of some Great video! |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by freeview on Aug 11, 2011 14:59:52 GMT 1, CHRIST, When will this madness end, , its just sick the attitude of some Great video!
Those white english kids are pretty hardcore, lucky there wasnt more of them ;D
CHRIST, When will this madness end, , its just sick the attitude of some Great video! Those white english kids are pretty hardcore, lucky there wasnt more of them ;D |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by fingerz on Aug 11, 2011 21:51:17 GMT 1, A student has today been jailed for six months for looting a £3.50 case of water from Lidl in Brixton, which seems to support the analysis provided by the Guardian datablog that magistrates appear to be taking a hard line with those convicted of riot-related offences.
Nicholas Robinson, 23, was walking back from his girlfriend's house in Brixton in the early hours of Monday morning when he saw the store on Acre Lane being looted.
Camberwell magistrates court heard the electrical engineering student took the opportunity to go in and help himself to a case of water because he was "thirsty".
But when the police came in, at around 2.40am, he discarded the bottles and attempted to flee the scene. He was caught and arrested by officers at the scene.
PA reports that there were gasps from the public gallery as district judge Alan Baldwin handed down the maximum penalty he could to Robinson, who has no previous convictions, for his part in the "chaos".
The judge said: "The burglary of commercial premises in circumstances such as this, where substantial and serious public disorder is or has taken place is commonly known as looting."
Robinson, had pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a charge of burglary.
He claimed it was an "opportunistic" crime, and he only went in when he saw the store unsecure and wanted a drink.
Robinson will have to spend three months in prison before being released on licence.
that £3.50 just cost the tax payer £11,750 to keep him in jail for 3 month ...... + what ever it cost at court
A student has today been jailed for six months for looting a £3.50 case of water from Lidl in Brixton, which seems to support the analysis provided by the Guardian datablog that magistrates appear to be taking a hard line with those convicted of riot-related offences.
Nicholas Robinson, 23, was walking back from his girlfriend's house in Brixton in the early hours of Monday morning when he saw the store on Acre Lane being looted.
Camberwell magistrates court heard the electrical engineering student took the opportunity to go in and help himself to a case of water because he was "thirsty".
But when the police came in, at around 2.40am, he discarded the bottles and attempted to flee the scene. He was caught and arrested by officers at the scene.
PA reports that there were gasps from the public gallery as district judge Alan Baldwin handed down the maximum penalty he could to Robinson, who has no previous convictions, for his part in the "chaos".
The judge said: "The burglary of commercial premises in circumstances such as this, where substantial and serious public disorder is or has taken place is commonly known as looting."
Robinson, had pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a charge of burglary.
He claimed it was an "opportunistic" crime, and he only went in when he saw the store unsecure and wanted a drink.
Robinson will have to spend three months in prison before being released on licence.
that £3.50 just cost the tax payer £11,750 to keep him in jail for 3 month ...... + what ever it cost at court
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by warsaw project on Aug 11, 2011 22:03:57 GMT 1, A student has today been jailed for six months for looting a £3.50 case of water from Lidl in Brixton, which seems to support the analysis provided by the Guardian datablog that magistrates appear to be taking a hard line with those convicted of riot-related offences. Nicholas Robinson, 23, was walking back from his girlfriend's house in Brixton in the early hours of Monday morning when he saw the store on Acre Lane being looted. Camberwell magistrates court heard the electrical engineering student took the opportunity to go in and help himself to a case of water because he was "thirsty". But when the police came in, at around 2.40am, he discarded the bottles and attempted to flee the scene. He was caught and arrested by officers at the scene. PA reports that there were gasps from the public gallery as district judge Alan Baldwin handed down the maximum penalty he could to Robinson, who has no previous convictions, for his part in the "chaos". The judge said: "The burglary of commercial premises in circumstances such as this, where substantial and serious public disorder is or has taken place is commonly known as looting." Robinson, had pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a charge of burglary. He claimed it was an "opportunistic" crime, and he only went in when he saw the store unsecure and wanted a drink. Robinson will have to spend three months in prison before being released on licence. that £3.50 just cost the tax payer £11,750 to keep him in jail for 3 month ...... + what ever it cost at court
Hey Fingerz, Personally i wouldn't mind if it cost 20k of my hard earned tax Penny's to keep him in jail..... ! The lowest of the low, the fact he was a uni student adds to the pleasure of the 3 month sentence for me!
A student has today been jailed for six months for looting a £3.50 case of water from Lidl in Brixton, which seems to support the analysis provided by the Guardian datablog that magistrates appear to be taking a hard line with those convicted of riot-related offences. Nicholas Robinson, 23, was walking back from his girlfriend's house in Brixton in the early hours of Monday morning when he saw the store on Acre Lane being looted. Camberwell magistrates court heard the electrical engineering student took the opportunity to go in and help himself to a case of water because he was "thirsty". But when the police came in, at around 2.40am, he discarded the bottles and attempted to flee the scene. He was caught and arrested by officers at the scene. PA reports that there were gasps from the public gallery as district judge Alan Baldwin handed down the maximum penalty he could to Robinson, who has no previous convictions, for his part in the "chaos". The judge said: "The burglary of commercial premises in circumstances such as this, where substantial and serious public disorder is or has taken place is commonly known as looting." Robinson, had pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a charge of burglary. He claimed it was an "opportunistic" crime, and he only went in when he saw the store unsecure and wanted a drink. Robinson will have to spend three months in prison before being released on licence. that £3.50 just cost the tax payer £11,750 to keep him in jail for 3 month ...... + what ever it cost at court Hey Fingerz, Personally i wouldn't mind if it cost 20k of my hard earned tax Penny's to keep him in jail..... ! The lowest of the low, the fact he was a uni student adds to the pleasure of the 3 month sentence for me! |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by fingerz on Aug 11, 2011 22:07:42 GMT 1, hey warsawproject , good for you , wasnt defending it
hey warsawproject , good for you , wasnt defending it
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by warsaw project on Aug 11, 2011 22:08:27 GMT 1, hey warsawproject , good for you , wasnt defending it
I know mate, just wanted to add my 2 cents 
hey warsawproject , good for you , wasnt defending it I know mate, just wanted to add my 2 cents |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by freeview on Aug 11, 2011 22:30:37 GMT 1, A student has today been jailed for six months for looting a £3.50 case of water from Lidl in Brixton, which seems to support the analysis provided by the Guardian datablog that magistrates appear to be taking a hard line with those convicted of riot-related offences. Nicholas Robinson, 23, was walking back from his girlfriend's house in Brixton in the early hours of Monday morning when he saw the store on Acre Lane being looted. Camberwell magistrates court heard the electrical engineering student took the opportunity to go in and help himself to a case of water because he was "thirsty". But when the police came in, at around 2.40am, he discarded the bottles and attempted to flee the scene. He was caught and arrested by officers at the scene. PA reports that there were gasps from the public gallery as district judge Alan Baldwin handed down the maximum penalty he could to Robinson, who has no previous convictions, for his part in the "chaos". The judge said: "The burglary of commercial premises in circumstances such as this, where substantial and serious public disorder is or has taken place is commonly known as looting." Robinson, had pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a charge of burglary. He claimed it was an "opportunistic" crime, and he only went in when he saw the store unsecure and wanted a drink. Robinson will have to spend three months in prison before being released on licence. that £3.50 just cost the tax payer £11,750 to keep him in jail for 3 month ...... + what ever it cost at court
that 'stupid little c=+t' just cost the tax payer £11,750
that should read.
A student has today been jailed for six months for looting a £3.50 case of water from Lidl in Brixton, which seems to support the analysis provided by the Guardian datablog that magistrates appear to be taking a hard line with those convicted of riot-related offences. Nicholas Robinson, 23, was walking back from his girlfriend's house in Brixton in the early hours of Monday morning when he saw the store on Acre Lane being looted. Camberwell magistrates court heard the electrical engineering student took the opportunity to go in and help himself to a case of water because he was "thirsty". But when the police came in, at around 2.40am, he discarded the bottles and attempted to flee the scene. He was caught and arrested by officers at the scene. PA reports that there were gasps from the public gallery as district judge Alan Baldwin handed down the maximum penalty he could to Robinson, who has no previous convictions, for his part in the "chaos". The judge said: "The burglary of commercial premises in circumstances such as this, where substantial and serious public disorder is or has taken place is commonly known as looting." Robinson, had pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a charge of burglary. He claimed it was an "opportunistic" crime, and he only went in when he saw the store unsecure and wanted a drink. Robinson will have to spend three months in prison before being released on licence. that £3.50 just cost the tax payer £11,750 to keep him in jail for 3 month ...... + what ever it cost at court that 'stupid little c=+t' just cost the tax payer £11,750 that should read. |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by warsaw project on Aug 11, 2011 22:33:24 GMT 1, A student has today been jailed for six months for looting a £3.50 case of water from Lidl in Brixton, which seems to support the analysis provided by the Guardian datablog that magistrates appear to be taking a hard line with those convicted of riot-related offences. Nicholas Robinson, 23, was walking back from his girlfriend's house in Brixton in the early hours of Monday morning when he saw the store on Acre Lane being looted. Camberwell magistrates court heard the electrical engineering student took the opportunity to go in and help himself to a case of water because he was "thirsty". But when the police came in, at around 2.40am, he discarded the bottles and attempted to flee the scene. He was caught and arrested by officers at the scene. PA reports that there were gasps from the public gallery as district judge Alan Baldwin handed down the maximum penalty he could to Robinson, who has no previous convictions, for his part in the "chaos". The judge said: "The burglary of commercial premises in circumstances such as this, where substantial and serious public disorder is or has taken place is commonly known as looting." Robinson, had pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a charge of burglary. He claimed it was an "opportunistic" crime, and he only went in when he saw the store unsecure and wanted a drink. Robinson will have to spend three months in prison before being released on licence. that £3.50 just cost the tax payer £11,750 to keep him in jail for 3 month ...... + what ever it cost at court that 'stupid little c=+t' just cost the tax payer £11,750 that should read.
Hahahahhaa, probably a better response than mine Love the fact hes got a criminal record to go with his degree.... what a C*ck.........
A student has today been jailed for six months for looting a £3.50 case of water from Lidl in Brixton, which seems to support the analysis provided by the Guardian datablog that magistrates appear to be taking a hard line with those convicted of riot-related offences. Nicholas Robinson, 23, was walking back from his girlfriend's house in Brixton in the early hours of Monday morning when he saw the store on Acre Lane being looted. Camberwell magistrates court heard the electrical engineering student took the opportunity to go in and help himself to a case of water because he was "thirsty". But when the police came in, at around 2.40am, he discarded the bottles and attempted to flee the scene. He was caught and arrested by officers at the scene. PA reports that there were gasps from the public gallery as district judge Alan Baldwin handed down the maximum penalty he could to Robinson, who has no previous convictions, for his part in the "chaos". The judge said: "The burglary of commercial premises in circumstances such as this, where substantial and serious public disorder is or has taken place is commonly known as looting." Robinson, had pleaded guilty on Tuesday to a charge of burglary. He claimed it was an "opportunistic" crime, and he only went in when he saw the store unsecure and wanted a drink. Robinson will have to spend three months in prison before being released on licence. that £3.50 just cost the tax payer £11,750 to keep him in jail for 3 month ...... + what ever it cost at court that 'stupid little c=+t' just cost the tax payer £11,750 that should read. Hahahahhaa, probably a better response than mine Love the fact hes got a criminal record to go with his degree.... what a C*ck......... |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by notworthit on Aug 11, 2011 22:55:39 GMT 1, Hahahahhaa, probably a better response than mine Love the fact hes got a criminal record to go with his degree.... what a C*ck.........
There are some real w*nkers on this forum sometimes.
Hahahahhaa, probably a better response than mine Love the fact hes got a criminal record to go with his degree.... what a C*ck......... There are some real w*nkers on this forum sometimes. |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by warsaw project on Aug 11, 2011 23:02:00 GMT 1, Hahahahhaa, probably a better response than mine Love the fact hes got a criminal record to go with his degree.... what a C*ck......... There are some real w*nkers on this forum sometimes.
Expand on this?
Hahahahhaa, probably a better response than mine Love the fact hes got a criminal record to go with his degree.... what a C*ck......... There are some real w*nkers on this forum sometimes. Expand on this? |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by notworthit on Aug 11, 2011 23:06:15 GMT 1, There are some real w*nkers on this forum sometimes. Expand on this?
Why should I? I have no interest in conversing with you, I was simply commenting on what I thought of your opinion. Don't bother replying I'm not interested.
There are some real w*nkers on this forum sometimes. Expand on this? Why should I? I have no interest in conversing with you, I was simply commenting on what I thought of your opinion. Don't bother replying I'm not interested. |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by warsaw project on Aug 11, 2011 23:09:29 GMT 1, Why should I? I have no interest in conversing with you, I was simply commenting on what I thought of your opinion. Don't bother replying I'm not interested.
Well when someone calls me a wanker they either get a slap or i really want to know why they are saying it... Conversing>?! hahahhahaaa, Degree holding twit i bet you are, anyone who thinks its ok to walk into to a shop in the middle of riot deserves what they get.... A degree holding Tw*t, should know better, i hope it F*cks his life for good.....!
Why should I? I have no interest in conversing with you, I was simply commenting on what I thought of your opinion. Don't bother replying I'm not interested. Well when someone calls me a wanker they either get a slap or i really want to know why they are saying it... Conversing>?! hahahhahaaa, Degree holding twit i bet you are, anyone who thinks its ok to walk into to a shop in the middle of riot deserves what they get.... A degree holding Tw*t, should know better, i hope it F*cks his life for good.....! |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by boatyb on Aug 11, 2011 23:49:53 GMT 1, Hahahahhaa, probably a better response than mine Love the fact hes got a criminal record to go with his degree.... what a C*ck......... There are some real w*nkers on this forum sometimes.
don't hate the degree holding playa - hate the game ;D
i've just always wanted to say that dumb a** line, is all...
could never figure who the playa really was...
get some rest...
Hahahahhaa, probably a better response than mine Love the fact hes got a criminal record to go with his degree.... what a C*ck......... There are some real w*nkers on this forum sometimes. don't hate the degree holding playa - hate the game ;D i've just always wanted to say that dumb a** line, is all... could never figure who the playa really was... get some rest... |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by warsaw project on Aug 11, 2011 23:57:28 GMT 1, There are some real w*nkers on this forum sometimes. don't hate the degree holding playa - hate the game ;D i've just always wanted to say that dumb a** line, is all... could never figure who the playa really was... get some rest...
True Boaty, the whole riot thing just really got to me, maybe im showing my age....
My wife was stuck at clapham junction station for 2 hours monday night right in the middle of it, and when i hear of people stealing water it really is the last straw for me..... I have no problem with protest/free speech but there's a way to go about it, not terrorizing or stealing from honest people....
There are some real w*nkers on this forum sometimes. don't hate the degree holding playa - hate the game ;D i've just always wanted to say that dumb a** line, is all... could never figure who the playa really was... get some rest... True Boaty, the whole riot thing just really got to me, maybe im showing my age.... My wife was stuck at clapham junction station for 2 hours monday night right in the middle of it, and when i hear of people stealing water it really is the last straw for me..... I have no problem with protest/free speech but there's a way to go about it, not terrorizing or stealing from honest people.... |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by simonf on Aug 12, 2011 0:25:45 GMT 1, well, the non violent
but opportunistic act of this young man in stealing water,
is something he will no doubt regret for the rest of his life,
he has ruined his career,
made it impossible to live in many countries abroad,
will be barred from any serious career jobs,
and spend 3 months potentially facing serious physical and/or sexuall abuse in prison. Abuse that could cause deep, life long psychological damage.
but as you say he is a cock
And we are all delighted!
I thought a quick summary might be instructive
nighty nightL all
well, the non violent but opportunistic act of this young man in stealing water, is something he will no doubt regret for the rest of his life, he has ruined his career, made it impossible to live in many countries abroad, will be barred from any serious career jobs, and spend 3 months potentially facing serious physical and/or sexuall abuse in prison. Abuse that could cause deep, life long psychological damage. but as you say he is a cock And we are all delighted! I thought a quick summary might be instructive nighty nightL all |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by Deleted on Aug 12, 2011 0:55:42 GMT 1, the indignation, the hyperbole, it's reassuring to see some measure of intelligence clearly devoid from the moral majority - sad really
this on the other hand, pretty funny and getting a measure of the hypocrisy
nathanieltapley.com/2011/08/10/an-open-letter-to-david-camerons-parents/
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by schnulli on Aug 12, 2011 1:04:37 GMT 1, You could always just wind back the clock and send them to Australia instead....only cost 1/10th of the cost for the flight
You could always just wind back the clock and send them to Australia instead....only cost 1/10th of the cost for the flight |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by Deleted on Aug 12, 2011 2:23:58 GMT 1, 'a banker, a middle class english person and a benefit claimant are sitting at a table sharing 12 biscuits -- the banker eats 11 and says to the middle class english person 'watch out the benefit person is going to take your biscuit --
He should be shot shouts the english middle class person '
let your indignance spout forth!
'a banker, a middle class english person and a benefit claimant are sitting at a table sharing 12 biscuits -- the banker eats 11 and says to the middle class english person 'watch out the benefit person is going to take your biscuit --
He should be shot shouts the english middle class person '
let your indignance spout forth!
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by balibob on Aug 12, 2011 9:57:38 GMT 1, [He should be shot shouts the english middle class person '
Sounds fair to me... ;D
[He should be shot shouts the english middle class person '
Sounds fair to me... ;D
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by des77 on Aug 12, 2011 10:15:35 GMT 1, 'a banker, a middle class english person and a benefit claimant are sitting at a table sharing 12 biscuits -- the banker eats 11 and says to the middle class english person 'watch out the benefit person is going to take your biscuit -- He should be shot shouts the english middle class person ' let your indignance spout forth!
Thats about right. Interesting article here about who the real criminals are....
blogs.telegraph.co.uk/news/peteroborne/100100708/the-moral-decay-of-our-society-is-as-bad-at-the-top-as-the-bottom/
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by warsaw project on Aug 12, 2011 10:24:36 GMT 1, 'a banker, a middle class english person and a benefit claimant are sitting at a table sharing 12 biscuits -- the banker eats 11 and says to the middle class english person 'watch out the benefit person is going to take your biscuit -- He should be shot shouts the english middle class person ' let your indignance spout forth!
Amusing....
'a banker, a middle class english person and a benefit claimant are sitting at a table sharing 12 biscuits -- the banker eats 11 and says to the middle class english person 'watch out the benefit person is going to take your biscuit -- He should be shot shouts the english middle class person ' let your indignance spout forth! Amusing.... |
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by des77 on Aug 12, 2011 10:48:36 GMT 1, 'If the young are not initiated into the village, they will burn it down just to feel it's warmth'
African proverb
'If the young are not initiated into the village, they will burn it down just to feel it's warmth'
African proverb
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by balibob on Aug 12, 2011 10:54:44 GMT 1, Fu*k me this is getting deep. I'm now really pi**ed off now, they've cancelled the mighty Spurs v scousers at the Lane.
Fu*k me this is getting deep. I'm now really pi**ed off now, they've cancelled the mighty Spurs v scousers at the Lane.
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by warsaw project on Aug 12, 2011 10:58:04 GMT 1, I asked God for a bike, but I know God doesn't work that way. So I stole a bike and asked for forgiveness.
I asked God for a bike, but I know God doesn't work that way. So I stole a bike and asked for forgiveness.
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by simonf on Aug 12, 2011 12:24:55 GMT 1, It struck me last night that the riots are just the most visible manifestation of a wave of crime and corruption that has infested our society from top to bottom... although most of it at the top.
we have had our MP's lying their pants of cheating and manipulating expenses. claiming for mortgages they have paid off. Swapping homes on a yearly basis so that they can cheat their way to more benefits.
We have just had a couple of police chief inspectors arrested for corruption. It appears large swathes of the police have been taking illegal bribes off corrupt journalists.
Some of the riches people around (piers morgan et al) have been overseeing massive criminal activities, on an industrial scale, as they have hacked into peoples private messages, paid police, and lied.
We have the Murdocks who are apparently are committing perjury left right and centre.
The bankers who got us into this mess, should have been put in prison years ago.
The point I am making is everyone in authority seems to be corrupt Even police commissioners are taking illegal bribes.
Im not justifying anything... but it seems the poorest in society have been taking their examples from some of the richest in society.
They are all criminals, but generally with very few exceptions it is the poorest that will fill the prisons.
It struck me last night that the riots are just the most visible manifestation of a wave of crime and corruption that has infested our society from top to bottom... although most of it at the top.
we have had our MP's lying their pants of cheating and manipulating expenses. claiming for mortgages they have paid off. Swapping homes on a yearly basis so that they can cheat their way to more benefits.
We have just had a couple of police chief inspectors arrested for corruption. It appears large swathes of the police have been taking illegal bribes off corrupt journalists.
Some of the riches people around (piers morgan et al) have been overseeing massive criminal activities, on an industrial scale, as they have hacked into peoples private messages, paid police, and lied.
We have the Murdocks who are apparently are committing perjury left right and centre.
The bankers who got us into this mess, should have been put in prison years ago.
The point I am making is everyone in authority seems to be corrupt Even police commissioners are taking illegal bribes.
Im not justifying anything... but it seems the poorest in society have been taking their examples from some of the richest in society.
They are all criminals, but generally with very few exceptions it is the poorest that will fill the prisons.
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TOTTENHAM RIOTS, by des77 on Aug 12, 2011 12:53:55 GMT 1, ^ pretty much what my link to the telegraph says
^ pretty much what my link to the telegraph says
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