eastlondonseagull
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The trouble makers were rent-a-mob, surely? Am sure I recognized one from the 'reclaim the streets' clashes.
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Brixtaan
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I'm starting not to care about this topic, it might be because i'm getting older or it may be because there are millions of the little buggers in London scaring my cats or ripping up the rubbish.
There are more important issues around:
Get this; Theres a City in England that doesn't have one single arena to it's name whereby the people of that City (some 1/4 of a million people!) are able to focus their passions, entertain themselves and pit their wits against people of other cities!!! It's unheard of and must be put right by the government NOW
There are more important issues around:
Get this; Theres a City in England that doesn't have one single arena to it's name whereby the people of that City (some 1/4 of a million people!) are able to focus their passions, entertain themselves and pit their wits against people of other cities!!! It's unheard of and must be put right by the government NOW
clapham_gull
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Definately not "rent-a-mob" from what I witnessed from the people walking away, mostly rural farm workers I would suggest.
I think the countryside alliance missed a good PR opportunity this evening. By all accounts they are blaming "outsiders" for the violence, rather than "admit" that the Police were needlessly twating people again over the head at a legal protest. You see they like to paint themselves as "radical" but they are very, very conservative.
If this was the socialist workers party they've spent this years budget on checked shirts and body warmers.
I think the countryside alliance missed a good PR opportunity this evening. By all accounts they are blaming "outsiders" for the violence, rather than "admit" that the Police were needlessly twating people again over the head at a legal protest. You see they like to paint themselves as "radical" but they are very, very conservative.
If this was the socialist workers party they've spent this years budget on checked shirts and body warmers.
clapham_gull
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Brixtaan said:
Not little though are they ? I've seen foxes like Alsations walking up Landor road. They are quite partial to discarded kebabs.
Curious Orange
Punxsatawney Phil
What annoys me is that this such an unimportant thing for Parliament to be even considering. As far as I can see it is just one bunch of twats trying to lord it over another bunch of twats (again).