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Post by mattyovrio on Aug 5, 2024 21:13:32 GMT
Most of them now running away from what they helped create. Difficult to know if they're stupid or cowards. I can't be bothered to work it out, so I'm going with 'stupid cowards'. Patel, Braverman and Badenoch must be wondering if they look “British enough” to be safe in town centres right now. No. I doubt it. Privileged enough not to worry about that and cynical enough not to worry about what it means to others.
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Post by Philcounty on Aug 6, 2024 6:19:26 GMT
Is there any danger of games being postponed this weekend in areas where police are too preoccupied with the rioting?
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Post by hedleyverity on Aug 6, 2024 7:02:36 GMT
Is there any danger of games being postponed this weekend in areas where police are too preoccupied with the rioting? Not necessarily just in those areas either, there’s a lot of police being moved around, hopefully they’ll decide our game needs zero presence
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Post by canterbury on Aug 6, 2024 7:10:34 GMT
Bit of a glimpse into the first wave of rioters to face the consequences of their decisions:
Curtis Coulson, 30, of Sheffield, sobbed from start to finish in his 20 minute court appearance, and cried for his mum as he was refused bail and led away, reports the Times.
Ryan Sheers, 28, who was bitten on the backside by a police dog during violence in Hartlepool, cried as he admitted violent disorder, says the Telegraph.
Andrew Smith, 41, of High Street East, Sunderland, pleaded guilty to violent disorder, and was crying throughout proceedings, according to Chronicle Live.
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Post by palmersears on Aug 6, 2024 7:22:33 GMT
Bit of a glimpse into the first wave of rioters to face the consequences of their decisions: Curtis Coulson, 30, of Sheffield, sobbed from start to finish in his 20 minute court appearance, and cried for his mum as he was refused bail and led away, reports the Times. Ryan Sheers, 28, who was bitten on the backside by a police dog during violence in Hartlepool, cried as he admitted violent disorder, says the Telegraph. Andrew Smith, 41, of High Street East, Sunderland, pleaded guilty to violent disorder, and was crying throughout proceedings, according to Chronicle Live. And this is why it's vitally important as many of the rioters as possible are brought to justice. Yes there will be some hardened 'criminals' amongst them who don't give a shit if they spend a bit of time in prison/add another criminal conviction to their CV, but 90% are just moronic sheep brainwashed by Farage, Yaxley-Lennon and the like. Their downfalls may hopefully help show others close to them that storming hotels and setting fire to Citizen's Advice perhaps isn't the answer to whatever percieved injustices they're feeling.
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Post by vicar on Aug 6, 2024 7:29:01 GMT
Bit of a glimpse into the first wave of rioters to face the consequences of their decisions: Curtis Coulson, 30, of Sheffield, sobbed from start to finish in his 20 minute court appearance, and cried for his mum as he was refused bail and led away, reports the Times. Ryan Sheers, 28, who was bitten on the backside by a police dog during violence in Hartlepool, cried as he admitted violent disorder, says the Telegraph. Andrew Smith, 41, of High Street East, Sunderland, pleaded guilty to violent disorder, and was crying throughout proceedings, according to Chronicle Live. It’s quite a moment when you realise that you're about to lose your freedom, your job and even your home, the full weight of that hitting you is awful and tears are understandable. I see the Express is still claiming it's two tier policing, that rag has no sense of responsibility.
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Post by stalybridgehatter on Aug 6, 2024 7:31:43 GMT
Bit of a glimpse into the first wave of rioters to face the consequences of their decisions: Curtis Coulson, 30, of Sheffield, sobbed from start to finish in his 20 minute court appearance, and cried for his mum as he was refused bail and led away, reports the Times. Ryan Sheers, 28, who was bitten on the backside by a police dog during violence in Hartlepool, cried as he admitted violent disorder, says the Telegraph. Andrew Smith, 41, of High Street East, Sunderland, pleaded guilty to violent disorder, and was crying throughout proceedings, according to Chronicle Live. No one is going down for rioting, as that requires the government to admit it was a riot and then cover all the costs ... Violent disorder all the way!
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Post by timberwolf on Aug 6, 2024 7:38:29 GMT
What do you class as "dregs"? The thick c*nts who were singing ‘no surrender’ a couple of seasons ago and have since sung the pineapple head song. Let’s not pretend we haven’t got that sort of fan. If only they had a single political idea of why they sing this shit it would not be too bad .Again sheep following following a new band wagon. It will not be just at EP the loons will be across the whole of football. In some way you could call it a good thing like the trouble makers at protests that ended up in riots. Doubt those who feel they have a legitimate cause to protest for will think twice of attending and the whole thing will eventually fizzle out. Indirectly they are doing more good than harm for anyone who wants to see the end of all this.
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Post by herbiedumplings on Aug 6, 2024 7:43:03 GMT
Bit of a glimpse into the first wave of rioters to face the consequences of their decisions: Curtis Coulson, 30, of Sheffield, sobbed from start to finish in his 20 minute court appearance, and cried for his mum as he was refused bail and led away, reports the Times. Ryan Sheers, 28, who was bitten on the backside by a police dog during violence in Hartlepool, cried as he admitted violent disorder, says the Telegraph. Andrew Smith, 41, of High Street East, Sunderland, pleaded guilty to violent disorder, and was crying throughout proceedings, according to Chronicle Live. No one is going down for rioting, as that requires the government to admit it was a riot and then cover all the costs ... Violent disorder all the way! That, or the fact riot is indictable-only whereas violent disorder is triable either way. The state our courts are in, prosecutors might not want to limit their options?
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Post by timberwolf on Aug 6, 2024 7:46:36 GMT
Bit of a glimpse into the first wave of rioters to face the consequences of their decisions: Curtis Coulson, 30, of Sheffield, sobbed from start to finish in his 20 minute court appearance, and cried for his mum as he was refused bail and led away, reports the Times. Ryan Sheers, 28, who was bitten on the backside by a police dog during violence in Hartlepool, cried as he admitted violent disorder, says the Telegraph. Andrew Smith, 41, of High Street East, Sunderland, pleaded guilty to violent disorder, and was crying throughout proceedings, according to Chronicle Live. It’s quite a moment when you realise that you're about to lose your freedom, your job and even your home, the full weight of that hitting you is awful and tears are understandable. I see the Express is still claiming it's two tier policing, that rag has no sense of responsibility. Nobody asked them or forced them to riot in the first place. As for two tier policing the Express are still correct to publish this as for me and many others over the last 4 years this has been happening and is another reason for the troubles starting. You could debate this though but not deaths of kids.
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Post by timberwolf on Aug 6, 2024 7:50:55 GMT
There will be some slightly naive people who turned up to these protests and were a tad surprised by how nasty their bedfellows are. Farage needs putting on the spot - condemn the rioters and what they are doing … or back them. Either way Reform lose some votes I suspect. It’s not just Farage it's Robinson, Braverman, Patel, Anderson, Tice and Johnson, they've all stoked up hatred and benefitted from it, the tories have spent the last 14 years destroying the asylum system. We've also had the Express, Mail and Telegraph peddling lies, on top of that we've now even got a couple of right wing propaganda channels. If those named had as many answers as criticisms they might go up in peoples estimations. Help me out please as i cannot remember any coming out with their plan for change that has cat in hells chance of working for the good of everyone concerned.
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Post by stalybridgehatter on Aug 6, 2024 7:51:26 GMT
No one is going down for rioting, as that requires the government to admit it was a riot and then cover all the costs ... Violent disorder all the way! That, or the fact riot is indictable-only whereas violent disorder is triable either way. The state our courts are in, prosecutors might not want to limit their options? Certain elements should be rioting, like the scenes outside the Holiday Inn. Directly linked to government policy it seems, and apparently the HO knew about the threat to the location and the people there. Seems right that the government foot the bill there. IMO anyway.
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Post by Count de Stockport on Aug 6, 2024 7:52:58 GMT
Bit of a glimpse into the first wave of rioters to face the consequences of their decisions: Curtis Coulson, 30, of Sheffield, sobbed from start to finish in his 20 minute court appearance, and cried for his mum as he was refused bail and led away, reports the Times. Ryan Sheers, 28, who was bitten on the backside by a police dog during violence in Hartlepool, cried as he admitted violent disorder, says the Telegraph. Andrew Smith, 41, of High Street East, Sunderland, pleaded guilty to violent disorder, and was crying throughout proceedings, according to Chronicle Live. Delicious fash tears
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Post by hedleyverity on Aug 6, 2024 7:54:07 GMT
Shows the importance of going after the organ grinders, not just the monkeys
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Post by Count de Stockport on Aug 6, 2024 7:55:07 GMT
Anyone in the Glossop area? We're staying in the Holiday Inn at the end of the M67 and am getting a bit concerned that we might find ourselves under siege
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