Nine years of spit, piss and. shit in his food while he is being PUNISHED in PRISON.9 years. Thomas Birley also had a string of previous convictions.
Man who set fire to asylum seeker hotel handed longest sentence yet for UK riots
Thomas Birley, 27, of Swinton, is sentenced at Sheffield Crown Court over his part in what the judge calls "grotesque" violence.www.bbc.co.uk
Hopefully he’ll have 9 years to have his legitimate concerns addressed9 years. Thomas Birley also had a string of previous convictions.
Man who set fire to asylum seeker hotel handed longest sentence yet for UK riots
Thomas Birley, 27, of Swinton, is sentenced at Sheffield Crown Court over his part in what the judge calls "grotesque" violence.www.bbc.co.uk
Nah he can't copy Trump's style too much, lest he be accused of being some sort of conformist.
The maximum sentence for arson with intent to kill is life, which generally means 10 years.
You got a blah, blah, blah because you missed, as expected, the “principal point” of how this avant garde of “mentally ill” terrorists running around randomly stabbing the citizenry these days is likely to be perceived by the general public, and I would wager that it’s not that they are a) mentally ill and b) should be sent to a secure hospital.Responding to my post by rudely calling my valid points ‘blah blah blah, isn’t a fair comment - @cunning fergus’s reply to the specific and factual points I raised in my previous response to him was to post a bunch of conspiracy theories that had little to do with the post he quoted as I said above.
It’s not me that posted a load of ‘blah blah blah’
(Although I suspect the rest of your post you were being ironic.)
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No, on the contrary this interest in me, from the likes of you and others on this football fans forum is fascinating, you know so much…….my name (nearly there) what I do and how I think etc.
You got a blah, blah, blah because you missed, as expected, the “principal point” of how this avant garde of “mentally ill” terrorists running around randomly stabbing the citizenry these days is likely to be perceived by the general public, and I would wager that it’s not that they are a) mentally ill and b) should be sent to a secure hospital.
UK public trust in political parties collapses to 12%
All other institutions are regarded more favourably, annual survey by official statisticians finds
It is not a conspiracy theory to suggest that trust in politicians and the media are at an all time low. No matter though, this is only a football fans forum.
One last point, if my use of blah, blah, blah was rude then I sincerely apologise, you seem like a nice boy, an earnest type, with sensible shoes, your hair brushed and parted.
There are some other rougher types on here, less friendly, really long memories, Olympic standard in grammar, you may need to toughen up as they will take your library card off you and steal your dinner money without a thought. Enjoy your weekend.
)I didn’t ‘miss’ your points, I responded to each of your points specifically, addressing the factual inconsistencies you posted about the role of mental institutions and the law on criminal liability. These were points you raised initially but which you then subsequently morphed into broader issues about Grenfell and the PO and yep, tin hat worthy comments in your follow up about mental health.
The suggestion that the Government are behind a plan to deem all terrorists as ‘mental health’ sufferers and therefore should avoid criminal culpability as a means to “rig the deck” (whatever that means) is just unsupported by the facts and I would suggest that your own perception that this is how the ‘public’ thinks is more a reflection of you own ideas rather than the ‘public’ opinion you are purporting to represent with these views.
Just to be clear (again) the ‘Government’ doesn’t control day to day judicial sentencing or the CPS - it is up to judges/lawyers with the expert help of psychiatrists to argue a case for insanity or diminished responsibility.
I do however agree with the point you made above - ‘trust in politicians and the media’ are very low but I would suggest it reached rock bottom before Starmer took over, towards the end of 14 years of sleaze and lies propagated under a Tory Government and the flooding of social media with far right ideology and fake news in recent years.
(I thought your characterisation of the ‘rougher types’ on NSC and me with brushed, parted hair very amusing btw
And which particular cult are you saying influenced the Southport stabbings? And what's your proof for that?
Most attacks are carried out by wannabe roadmen with Father issues and a couple of bags of weed they’re trying to flog on someone else’s patch.
He didn’t answer my question about cronyism and contracts doled out to Tory donors either.
I think it's perfectly healthy to have scepticism about what Politicians say, if only more people applied some to the things Farage says, maybe the fallout from Southport would not have been so severe.
They weren't called The Farage Riots for nothing
Exactly
