Freedom of Speech/Right to Protest at risk

[Gnasher]

The Met police officer on that thread makes some relevant points, it comes through how gutted he is.

Here he is, well said.

 

[TH63]

i didn't post it but i found it amusing

Well it’s one of the more amusing posts in this thread to be fair mate.

 

[Worse]

Here he is, well said.

 

[Dr. Graham Gaylord Lecter]

Here he is, well said.

Strange.

You replied to your own post there.

 

[Dr. Graham Gaylord Lecter]

You spent time on that, what a fucking weirdo.

Stop mindsetting him.

 

[Wavey]

Stop mindsetting him.

Thinking of going to Alexandra Park tomorrow. He can come with me and help feed some poor hungry squirrels if he wants. You never know, he might enjoy it that much that we can go and sit on the pier and have an ice cream together too

 

[The Colonel]

Some of the replies to this Met statement, crikey!! They should've posted it on here, Wavey and the sycophants would've lapped it up..

Their new album just dropped

 

[Gnasher]

Their new album just dropped

Good one, although i'd have subtitled it 'nonce defenders' because maybe the reason for trying to derail the thread on the day Everards killer pleads guilty is they're bit upset for comrade Couzens.

 

[stantys tattoos]

Good one, although i'd have subtitled it 'nonce defenders' because maybe the reason for trying to derail the thread on the day Everards killer pleads guilty is they're bit upset for comrade Couzens.

like north korea on here gnash

 

[The Colonel]

Good one, although i'd have subtitled it 'nonce defenders' because maybe the reason for trying to derail the thread on the day Everards killer pleads guilty is they're bit upset for comrade Couzens.

 

[Gnasher]

like north korea on here

The ones on here are shorter and fatter than the Nth Korean leader. They've had a bad day with their mate getting guilty. They'll probably write to him in prison, set up some campaign to plead his innocence or something, loads of people like that about (a few on here), like them nutty women who want to marry the Yorkshire ripper.

 

[stantys tattoos]

The ones on here are shorter and fatter than the Nth Korean leader. They've had a bad day with their mate getting guilty. They'll probably write to him in prison, set up some campaign to plead his innocence or something, loads of people like that about (a few on here), like them nutty women who want to marry the Yorkshire ripper.

don't you speak about @Mrs Steve R like that

 

[Gnasher]

That's em.

 

[Gnasher]

Back on topic for those interested, I wonder,

 

[Wavey]

Good one, although i'd have subtitled it 'nonce defenders' because maybe the reason for trying to derail the thread on the day Everards killer pleads guilty is they're bit upset for comrade Couzens.

I ain't defending no rapists, murderers, nor nonces. Never have, never will. And I don't recall ever encountering anyone on here who has. I do take particular exception to being called a defender of nonces, and one you want to think very carefully about before repeating at any stage from now on

 

[Gnasher]

Awful.

Sarah Everard: Daughter, sister, friend and colleague - BBC News

Sarah Everard's name became a rallying cry against men-on-women violence. It was not her choice.

www.bbc.com

Sarah Everard: Calls for investigation into how Wayne Couzens stayed a police officer after indecent exposure incidents

Wayne Couzens was accused of indecent exposure as far back as 2015, records show.

news.sky.com

 

[Worse]

Getting back to the theme of this thread, "Freedom of Speech/ Right to Protest at risk"

Here's an article of interest to many about the erosion of our freedoms and democratic processes. It's been translated as it was originally published in Germany.

Die Politik der Lüge | Blätter für deutsche und internationale Politik

Es ist schwindelerregend, in diesen Tagen in Großbritannien zu leben, wenn man ein gutes Gedächtnis hat. Leben unter der Johnson-Regierung heißt, dass alles, was heute politisch erklärt wird, morgen bereits anders ist. Was man erinnert, hat so nie stattgefunden.

www-blaetter-de.translate.goog

 

[Dr. Graham Gaylord Lecter]

I ain't defending no rapists, murderers, nor nonces. Never have, never will. And I don't recall ever encountering anyone on here who has. I do take particular exception to being called a defender of nonces, and one you want to think very carefully about before repeating at any stage from now on

Just ignore the prick.

 

[Dr. Graham Gaylord Lecter]

Awful.

Sarah Everard: Daughter, sister, friend and colleague - BBC News

Sarah Everard's name became a rallying cry against men-on-women violence. It was not her choice.

www.bbc.com

Sarah Everard: Calls for investigation into how Wayne Couzens stayed a police officer after indecent exposure incidents

Wayne Couzens was accused of indecent exposure as far back as 2015, records show.

news.sky.com

Getting back to the theme of this thread, "Freedom of Speech/ Right to Protest at risk"

Here's an article of interest to many about the erosion of our freedoms and democratic processes. It's been translated as it was originally published in Germany.

Die Politik der Lüge | Blätter für deutsche und internationale Politik

Es ist schwindelerregend, in diesen Tagen in Großbritannien zu leben, wenn man ein gutes Gedächtnis hat. Leben unter der Johnson-Regierung heißt, dass alles, was heute politisch erklärt wird, morgen bereits anders ist. Was man erinnert, hat so nie stattgefunden.

www-blaetter-de.translate.goog

8 minutes apart this time….

Probably just coincidence…..

 

[Worse]

In contrast to our politicians, who should be setting examples for British society, the England Team don't just talk the talk, but walk the walk, when it comes to a social conscience.

Southgate's socially conscious England squad sets an example for British society

"It’s their duty to continue to interact with the public on matters such as equality, inclusivity and racial injustice"

www.thecanary.co