Lewes Distric Council. Ideas..?

[eastlondonseagull]

Does anyone know how to make letter bombs?

Fill envelopes with water?

 

[Gilliver's Travels]

Yeah, mate, carry on with the letter bomb thing. Great idea

And of course, what's so great about this thread is that it's 100% secure. No-one from LDC ever, ever looks at NSC to check out what Albion hoolies are planning.

Do they.....

 

[eastlondonseagull]

How about hiring the Arsenal chef?

 

[Lord Bracknell]

Turning the focus on LDC's condoning of the bonfire parades would just show them up as being backwater/backward slightly sinister creeps that they are.

Can I throw in a word of dissent here?

As someone who was educated by Irish nuns, I recognise genuine anti-Catholic prejudice as a real phenomenon that is as distasteful as any other form of discrimination.

But that's not what Lewes Bonfire is about. And I speak as a member of the Cliffe Bonfire Society. Not the only one from a Catholic background, either.

Interestingly, Ann de Vecchi is already known in Lewes as a fierce opponent of bonfire. She was lampooned as an Enemy of Bonfire (alongside Norman Baker) back in the 1990s. To wade in and accuse them of being pro-bonfire would simply send out the message to people in Lewes that Albion supporters didn't understand the place.

Sorry.

 

[Screaming J]

Interestingly, Ann de Vecchi is already known in Lewes as a fierce opponent of bonfire. She was lampooned as an Enemy of Bonfire (alongside Norman Baker) back in the 1990s.

Surely such lampooning couldn't possibly occur again this year....could it

 

[Gilliver's Travels]

Surely such lampooning couldn't possibly occur again this year....could it

certainly not from the fans whose proud battle cry was once "Build a Bonfire"....

So Lewes people are pro-Bonfire, like Albion fans. But their Council leaderene is anti-Bonfire? Only one response then.

Burn her?

 

[Gilliver's Travels]

As someone who was educated by Irish nuns... Sorry.

Yep, that sounds about right, LB. They must still be wondering where it all went wrong...

 

[Brovion]

Does anyone know how to make letter bombs?

That's the spirit. I've still got a load of Semtex in my office I got from an Irish mate (he said they didn't need it any more in his demolition business), I was going to use it to blow up Forfars but Lord Bracknell told me not to.

We could use that, it's on the desk in front of me, I'll just give it a p

 

[Jim in the West]

Whilst I'm 100% in favour of getting even with LDC at some stage, it strikes me that the best thing that can possibly happen in the current circumstances is that Ruth Kelly's department DO ACTUALLY REPOND TO LDC BY THEIR DEADLINE OF 1st JUNE. If this doesn't happen, LDC has yet another lame excuse to delay further, as the issue can't be discussed at their meeting on 6th. On the face of it, LDC are absolutely right to point to the fact that they responded to the ODPM in 19 working days, whilst it took the ODPM four months to do their bit. To the casual observer, it appears that LDC are acting quite reasonably in comparison to the government. I have no idea what's going on behind the scenes here, but surely someone somewhere must have the ear of Ruth Kelly, and ensure she gets the message that things need to bl00dy well speed up.

 

[Bwian]

So Lewes people are pro-Bonfire, like Albion fans. But their Council leaderene is anti-Bonfire?

Another example of Cruella DeVagi being totally out of touch? Nothing new there then.

 

[surrey jim]

How about hiring the Arsenal chef?

 

[Barrel of Fun]

Without sounding pathetic, we know very well that the LDC read these pages and I hope that they haven't taken the bomb posts seriously. Could it make them more determined?

Edited: Now reported on.

 

[Bwian]

Without sounding pathetic, we know very well that the LDC read these pages and I hope that they haven't taken the bomb posts seriously. Could it make them more determined?

It's not pathetic-we all know how those chinless wonders have no idea when it comes to separating reality from frivolous statement. I'm surprised it's not yet in the Argus:

Maybe we should find out just how much LDC council tax money is frittered away monitoring NSC?

 

[34064 Fighter Command]

Can I throw in a word of dissent here?

As someone who was educated by Irish nuns, I recognise genuine anti-Catholic prejudice as a real phenomenon that is as distasteful as any other form of discrimination.

But that's not what Lewes Bonfire is about. And I speak as a member of the Cliffe Bonfire Society. Not the only one from a Catholic background, either.

Interestingly, Ann de Vecchi is already known in Lewes as a fierce opponent of bonfire. She was lampooned as an Enemy of Bonfire (alongside Norman Baker) back in the 1990s. To wade in and accuse them of being pro-bonfire would simply send out the message to people in Lewes that Albion supporters didn't understand the place.

Sorry.

But we don't understand the place !!!!!!!

You all seem to be a bit wierd to us non-Lewesians.

( Starts moaning about backwater red-neck ' hicks form the sticks ' ).

 

[34064 Fighter Command]

LB, instead of making effegies of Gypsies in Caravans, how about making an effigy of LDC Councillors for this year ?

 

[Gazwag]

LB, instead of making effegies of Gypsies in Caravans, how about making an effigy of LDC Councillors for this year ?

That was Firle bonfire not Lewes, and I'm sure they are already in hand

 

[Commander]

Can I throw in a word of dissent here?

As someone who was educated by Irish nuns, I recognise genuine anti-Catholic prejudice as a real phenomenon that is as distasteful as any other form of discrimination.

But that's not what Lewes Bonfire is about. And I speak as a member of the Cliffe Bonfire Society. Not the only one from a Catholic background, either.

Interestingly, Ann de Vecchi is already known in Lewes as a fierce opponent of bonfire. She was lampooned as an Enemy of Bonfire (alongside Norman Baker) back in the 1990s. To wade in and accuse them of being pro-bonfire would simply send out the message to people in Lewes that Albion supporters didn't understand the place.

Sorry.

Exactly, LB.

 

[Caveman]

After the marches in Mellor long ago, how about marching on DeVecchi's home in Southover High St, Commin's in Iford or Neighbour's in Saltdean?

Not a bad thought? A peaceful march?

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

stab them in the face?


failing that, a MAHOOOSIVE demo at their conference, make the labour ones look like a TEA PARTY, we'll have BANNERS, and MUSIC, and CHANTING, and BEER, and ELEPHANTS, it'll be amazing

i'm not sure marching the individuals houses will put us in a good light really?

 

[Lewesian Seagull]

Have them up in court for permitting the incitement of anti-Catholic hatred on November 5th.