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Post by herbiedumplings on Aug 6, 2024 8:09:12 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 Tommy Robinson’s Twitter feed will give you an idea… In all seriousness, he’s described in the press as “on the run”. Will the European authorities catch up with him for overstaying his “pre-booked holiday”, or is he another ultra-nationalist with an EU passport?
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Post by timberwolf on Aug 6, 2024 8:18:14 GMT
Shows the importance of going after the organ grinders, not just the monkeys So true and you,ll never say better words.
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Post by Bilby on Aug 6, 2024 8:24:48 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! Is it true those thugs at Manchester airport are not yet charged or are out on bail??
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Post by Nik on Aug 6, 2024 8:31:18 GMT
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Post by vicar on Aug 6, 2024 8:38:04 GMT
If they don't go down for such a serious assault on the police I'd be very surprised.
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Post by malc on Aug 6, 2024 8:40:06 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. I just find it very ironic that the cops are protecting the migrants from the racists.
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Post by vicar on Aug 6, 2024 8:43:54 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 Tommy Robinson’s Twitter feed will give you an idea… In all seriousness, he’s described in the press as “on the run”. Will the European authorities catch up with him for overstaying his “pre-booked holiday”, or is he another ultra-nationalist with an EU passport? it was reported recently that he's got an Irish passport as his mother his Irish, he's also got an estimated net worth of between a million and two million, so he won't have to worry about the 90 day rule.
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Post by suedehead on Aug 6, 2024 8:54:18 GMT
Saw some pics on twitter last night of trouble in Piccadilly Gardens (or certainly city centre) over the weekend, quite a recognisable County fan right in the middle of the photo clearly involved. I'm not going to post it on here, but wouldn't be surprised if he gets a knock at some point in the coming days.
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Post by suedehead on Aug 6, 2024 9:01:57 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. Yep, absolutely. It frightens me to think back to when I was younger and how easy it is to get caught up in situations that are escalating. A couple of dumb decisions and your life is turned upside down. I'd imagine most of these lads are the same. They've not planned for weeks, or even days, how to do this. They've gone along, probably full of frustration and anger and they've made a series of stupid decisions. That's not to excuse them, they deserve everything they get for their part in it. And age isn't really an excuse when some of the ones mentioned above are in their 30s and 40s, but I can definitely see how younger lads get swept up in it all.
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Post by herbiedumplings on Aug 6, 2024 9:02:24 GMT
Tommy Robinson’s Twitter feed will give you an idea… In all seriousness, he’s described in the press as “on the run”. Will the European authorities catch up with him for overstaying his “pre-booked holiday”, or is he another ultra-nationalist with an EU passport? it was reported recently that he's got an Irish passport as his mother his Irish, he's also got an estimated net worth of between a million and two million, so he won't have to worry about the 90 rule. And there it is. Do as I say don’t do as I do.
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Post by Nik on Aug 6, 2024 9:03:47 GMT
Saw some pics on twitter last night of trouble in Piccadilly Gardens (or certainly city centre) over the weekend, quite a recognisable County fan right in the middle of the photo clearly involved. I'm not going to post it on here, but wouldn't be surprised if he gets a knock at some point in the coming days. On that subject, if the Premier League clubs did this, I wonder if the EFL clubs would follow suit?
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Post by bristolhatter on Aug 6, 2024 9:22:53 GMT
Saw some pics on twitter last night of trouble in Piccadilly Gardens (or certainly city centre) over the weekend, quite a recognisable County fan right in the middle of the photo clearly involved. I'm not going to post it on here, but wouldn't be surprised if he gets a knock at some point in the coming days. Always knew that Vernon Bear was a wrong'un!
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Post by Stranded Hatter on Aug 6, 2024 9:30:52 GMT
Shows the importance of going after the organ grinders, not just the monkeys The organ grinders are usually well versed in skirting that fine line between legally prosecutable incitement and not.
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Post by Bilby on Aug 6, 2024 9:34:30 GMT
If they don't go down for such a serious assault on the police I'd be very surprised. The Foreign press were keen to show the first video and that includes mainstream media here in Australia but I have seen nothing of the second video on TV. Web searches produce stuff like the following as well as the real events. I think delay in prosecution is counter productive.
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Post by Nik on Aug 6, 2024 9:37:08 GMT
If they don't go down for such a serious assault on the police I'd be very surprised. The Foreign press were keen to show the first video and that includes mainstream media here in Australia but I have seen nothing of the second video on TV. Web searches produce stuff like the following as well as the real events. I think delay in prosecution is counter productive.
The 'delay' is because it's still being investigated; it's a complex situation that also involves investigation into potential criminal charges for the police officer too. Rushing it and the case falling apart in court would be more counter-productive.
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