Thought Id start this one going because its rather dead on this board at the moment and I suppose all my usual muckers are either at the Stella tennis event watching Dim Tim (lose again) or at Henly Regatta eating cucumber sandwiches (they wish,...NOT).

Anyway please feel free to just talk to yourself blast away and let it go on any company or subject you wish. Just wish Id thought of this one before.

cheers GF.

Is Westminster a crime free area?

Tanker - as Stan alludes - I assumed you would be standing!

Perhaps, if they are allowed to smoke in that area, it may account for some of the policies, which seem to be originated in the bowels of those at Westminster!

Skinny,

You leave Tanker alone, especially when I agree with him.

8-)

I'm not actually sure of the current situation, but I thought smoking was still allowed in palaces.

From 1694 :-

Resolution banning smoking in the House of Commons

And more recently :-

Calls to stub-out smoking on Parliament grounds

any person that goes out to vote are complete fools
a total waste of tax payers money .
if there is this money to pay these areswipes
the why are we cutting the police force .
it is not in the interest of the working class
DO NOT VOTE if you do it about sums you up as a
nosey person.

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was mitchell set up was he telling the truth .
can we believe what a police officer says
hills now the miners .
the police on duty had to put down what he was told by if commanding officer

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"any person that goes out to vote are complete fools"

.. Complete fool here (well not complete but working on it).. Now Tanks, Answer the question please, where are you standing -):

stan would stand for immigration commissioner.
now that would be worth while .
I would enforce the borders and kick out immigrants
in days .

golden dawn are growing big time in greece .
and the greeks are calling for more of them all over greece.
the greeks have awoken
that is good news it might be a good place to move to then.

watch bbc 4 thurs 9pm

Why.. you on there as well?

:O) don't you just love this thread. Fred agreeing with Tanks. Cameron losing the plot what sort of ridiculous idea is that, prisons fined if released prisoners re-offend. Go long ex-cons and short the prisons. You couldn't make this shite up! I need a spliff:O)

So it begins ....

BBC Newsnight editor steps aside over Jimmy Savile claims

The Newsnight editor responsible for dropping a report into claims Sir Jimmy Savile sexually abused people "is stepping aside", the BBC says.

It said the move involving Peter Rippon was happening "with immediate effect".

Mr Rippon has denied he was pressured over his decision and says he dropped the report for editorial reasons.

"stepping aside"?.. Is that the same as "quick stepping aside"? -):

Tanker,

What about the descendants of immigrants?

Would you kick all those out as well?


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Skinny,

It would seem to me that some former members of the Bullingdon Club are still on a little bit of weed when they are making up policies or declarations in PM question times.

The problem is that the weed is stronger and has propensity for stimulating psychosis.


Glad to see that Cameron proposing new tough policies on crime, but seems to evade responsibility for his own and his mates' actions.

He is cringingly dreadful.

But I hear there are moves to replace him with Jacob Rees-Mogg.

(Upright vote catcher for the tory left wing. 8-)

fred any one who commits an affence would be looked at .
go back to last year
aussies kick out a brittish man who as lived there since he was 5 now around 60 .
now back in the uk .
the uk is to soft lets start to run it better ,.

I propose the death penalty should be brought back for people wot kant spell,

cc .