House of Commons outrage!
19 May 2004, 12:43 PM
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House of Commons outrage!
PM hit in Purple Powder attack ...
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If our leaders can so easily be attacked ...
The perpetrators had to have been signed into the gallery by a peer.
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If our leaders can so easily be attacked ...
The perpetrators had to have been signed into the gallery by a peer.
19 May 2004, 12:49 PM
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"Two men were then led away shouting inaudible protests."
Did they throw it from the Whispering Gallery then?
Seriously, that is a mind-numbing security embarrassment.
Did they throw it from the Whispering Gallery then?
Seriously, that is a mind-numbing security embarrassment.
19 May 2004, 12:50 PM
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give em a medal
you watch they,ll get prison for some obscure security threat....
yet prezza can belt some one in the gob and walk scott free
its one law for them and screw you jack
june 10th........the day is coming!!!!
Mart
you watch they,ll get prison for some obscure security threat....
yet prezza can belt some one in the gob and walk scott free
its one law for them and screw you jack
june 10th........the day is coming!!!!
Mart
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19 May 2004, 12:59 PM
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Was in Worcester recently (28th April) and saw a Fathers 4 Justice protest, they were in radiation suits and climbing over the court house with T.V crews there, protest on the street etc. Looked very organised for a group who I'm guessing aren't particulary well known?
Is security at places like House of Commons really that bad or is a lot of careful planning which allows people in? I know security should be water tight at places like that but I wonder how bad it can be?
Matt
Is security at places like House of Commons really that bad or is a lot of careful planning which allows people in? I know security should be water tight at places like that but I wonder how bad it can be?
Matt
19 May 2004, 01:04 PM
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the thing is they are politicians.... so called statesmen...
prescott could have made a killing had he remined calm and ignored it...
as he was he just brought more attention to himself!!!
how can you have confidance in a guy who belts you for throwing an egg....
and we are possibly entrusting him with our nuclear detterent!!!!
ww3 anyone!!
Mart
june 10th...........................cant wait!!!!
the thing is they are politicians.... so called statesmen...
prescott could have made a killing had he remined calm and ignored it...
as he was he just brought more attention to himself!!!
how can you have confidance in a guy who belts you for throwing an egg....
and we are possibly entrusting him with our nuclear detterent!!!!
ww3 anyone!!
Mart
june 10th...........................cant wait!!!!
19 May 2004, 01:16 PM
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Totally agree with you.
But he wasn't employed to be an egg dodger.
Pain has a wonderful way of provoking that kind of reaction though.
Even if he had ignored it, he still has not endeared himself to us.
The way we [voters] can truly express our opinion is on the ballot form.
Not many governments have been particularly bothered with us until election time and then they get amnesia once they're in. IMHO of course.
Totally agree with you.
But he wasn't employed to be an egg dodger.
Pain has a wonderful way of provoking that kind of reaction though.
Even if he had ignored it, he still has not endeared himself to us.
The way we [voters] can truly express our opinion is on the ballot form.
Not many governments have been particularly bothered with us until election time and then they get amnesia once they're in. IMHO of course.
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Tel FFJ are campaigning heavily to get the law changed in terms of equality so fathers get proper access to their kids. I support them fully - including the Spiderman geezer who I am glad to say got let off recently and was not convicted for any offences after his 6 day protest up the top of a crane in London 
19 May 2004, 06:33 PM
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if someone threw an egg at me i would probably react in the same way, its shocking to think that someone can get that close to our PM and throw a flour bomb thing at them. Wouldn't have been so lucky if it had been a grenade thrown by a terrorist.
I think Tony B has had alot of **** to put up with and not just for consequences of his actions over the iraq conflict etc. This country was left in a mess from the previous party leaders, TB just hasn't cleared that mess up effectively and in some cases made some more!. Don't think I could handle his job, trust me anyone who was in the uk illegally would be out no questions asked.
This country has gone too soft, but what can you when the judges and lawyers just let people off. The police in some cases risk their lives to catch some criminals only for them to be let off by the judges.
I'd sack the f**cking lot of them and start again.
yep i think i would last all of a day as PM.
M.
I think Tony B has had alot of **** to put up with and not just for consequences of his actions over the iraq conflict etc. This country was left in a mess from the previous party leaders, TB just hasn't cleared that mess up effectively and in some cases made some more!. Don't think I could handle his job, trust me anyone who was in the uk illegally would be out no questions asked.
This country has gone too soft, but what can you when the judges and lawyers just let people off. The police in some cases risk their lives to catch some criminals only for them to be let off by the judges.
I'd sack the f**cking lot of them and start again.
yep i think i would last all of a day as PM.
M.
19 May 2004, 08:44 PM
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mr flibble,,,
isnt it our elected gov who sets the laws and sentencing ????
as a divorced parent with kids, i know just how unfair the law is....not to mention the gov who axed 3 benefits relating to children and maintenance...
when questioned on how long the replacement would take to impement
answer 2 years!!!!!
question " what do i do in the meantime??"
answer " tough, you voted them in, if you dont like it write to them"
i didnt vote them in and never would....
so for 2 years i lost out big time...... and the ex.... every sodding tax break under the sun... and a fulltime wage to boot!!!!!!!!!!!!!
june 10th cant wait!!!!
Mart
isnt it our elected gov who sets the laws and sentencing ????
as a divorced parent with kids, i know just how unfair the law is....not to mention the gov who axed 3 benefits relating to children and maintenance...
when questioned on how long the replacement would take to impement
answer 2 years!!!!!
question " what do i do in the meantime??"
answer " tough, you voted them in, if you dont like it write to them"
i didnt vote them in and never would....
so for 2 years i lost out big time...... and the ex.... every sodding tax break under the sun... and a fulltime wage to boot!!!!!!!!!!!!!
june 10th cant wait!!!!
Mart
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