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Disgraceful " sitting in the back of a Police van screeching " do,you know who I am?" No love, none of your constituents have a clue.
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Baaaald
3rd time lucky
That's women is a disgrace
TSB
Captain Hindsight
Look at me. Look at me. You two would go well together, Timothy.
Oh and worth nothing that being arrested does not mean a by-election is imminent.
Oh and I'm with her. F**k off Frackers.
Oh and worth nothing that being arrested does not mean a by-election is imminent.
Oh and I'm with her. F**k off Frackers.
Beach Hut
Brighton Bhuna Boy
Maybe she is fracked now for good
Seagull over Canaryland
Well-known member
I bet the Chief Constable's ears are burning this evening but good on Sussex Police for upholding the law. I hope they aren't influenced to back down.
No intelligent voter will swallow Lucas's belated attempt to jump on the media frenzy at Balcombe or her wailing in front of the cameras, its just a cheap stunt and her rhetoric does nothing to further the proper debate on fracking.
No intelligent voter will swallow Lucas's belated attempt to jump on the media frenzy at Balcombe or her wailing in front of the cameras, its just a cheap stunt and her rhetoric does nothing to further the proper debate on fracking.
beorhthelm
A. Virgo, Football Genius
- Jul 21, 2003
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i read this morning she said "i'm prepared to be arrested". to be arrested means you are breaking the law (or resonable suspicion of). so a member of parliament went out today with the intention of publically breaking the law? marvellous. (im aware they do so frequenty un-publically, i do expect at least some discretion)
Not Andy Naylor
Well-known member
Good constituency MP, great on local issues. I'll be voting for her again next time.
Ernest
Stupid IDIOT
Better than some New Labour or Tory ex Lobbyist clone
Philzo-93
Well-known member
What for an incident that happened outside of HER constituency?! Absolute joke as disgrace, focus on her own constituency problems, she isn't a minister!
Seagull over Canaryland
Well-known member
Makes it even more shabby and cynical if Lucas took her son to the site knowing that she was prepared to break the law and be arrested. Brilliant.
I agree about the good constituency MP. But that does not give her carte blanche to break the law. If she's prosecuted, good, nobody is above the law, despite what MP's would like to think.
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Oh Nick really?
fat old seagull
New member
It's good to see a woman with balls. Saves the air ticket to Bangkok 
supaseagull
Well-known member
Clueless and self serving. Give it 5 years she will be on I'm a celebrity
janee
Fur half
and me! At last an MP with the courage of her convictions - it was a peaceful protest!
She lives in Strasbourg. She would be at the opening of a fridge door. Silly bint.
kevo
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- Mar 8, 2008
- 9,809
What a surprise, the BBC put a very different spin on it. Sounds like it's the police who were 'disgraceful'. And the fact you have quoted her as "screeching" in the back of the van (were you there?) when she was apparently very calm when she was arrested, along with the other peaceful protestors, is possibly libellous.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-23753750
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Sergei's Celebration
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I can't seem to get past a person charged with passing laws being arrested for breaking one? Seems a bit hypocritical no matter what the cause.
Surely the law makers should respect the law?
Surely the law makers should respect the law?
Spun Cuppa
Thanks Greens :(
I expected nothing less of her. It was a no-brainer her getting involved. It would seem some people on here prefer snivellling right-wingers who suck up to big business, who are looking to make a killing at the expense of the environment. One planet, unfettered economic growth with finite resources. It's not sustainable. Leave something for our grandchildren FFS!