Actions against the policing bill
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teqniq
DisMembered
What the fuck:
Actually this tweet is misleading because:
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www.mylondon.news
Actually this tweet is misleading because:
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Police officer 'accepts responsibility' for killing Sarah Everard
Wayne Couzens, 48, had his head bowed throughout the hearing
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teqniq
DisMembered
Jolly good show. Actually i saw something about this yesterday but the above reminded me. Here is a Graun article:
www.theguardian.com
PC Wayne Couzens pleads guilty to kidnap and rape of Sarah Everard
Met officer admits responsibility for death of 33-year-old, but has not entered plea over murder charge
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
The police literally get away with murder lots and lots of times, see for example smiley culture, liddle towers, diarmuid o'neill, mark saunders, joy gardner, ian tomlinson and mark duggan. While I suspect this low wretch will end up guilty of murder if he'd been on duty the case would have been unlikely to get as far as it has
Shechemite
Be the sun and all will see you
Good man
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
Soz I know you know the score, my post more at yer Twitter man
Little Piranha
Small or far away?
It doesn't matter how much I know that the Guardian is a piece of shit, they still manage to astound me. Their take on the vigils after the murder :
'Vigils held around the country passed off largely without incident. One near to the route of Everard’s last known journey, on Clapham Common, south London, saw the Met criticised for alleged heavy-handed tactics, but a report by the policing inspectorate not only cleared police of wrongdoing but praised them for their restraint.'
That's it. Cunts.
'Vigils held around the country passed off largely without incident. One near to the route of Everard’s last known journey, on Clapham Common, south London, saw the Met criticised for alleged heavy-handed tactics, but a report by the policing inspectorate not only cleared police of wrongdoing but praised them for their restraint.'
That's it. Cunts.
9 police vans parked on Plymouth Hoe (an official G7 protest site two hours on the train from Carbis Bay) already.
Elpenor
a clown’s heart and a mandolin
The policing is costing over £70 million I read today.
And what does the poorest county in England get from G7 other than weeks of disruption and a potential superspreader event with 6000 cops descending from all over the country and sharing accommodation on a cruise ship!
Ground Elder
Well-Known Member
They've re-surfaced some of the roads in St Ives
Elpenor
a clown’s heart and a mandolin
Well that’s a fair trade then
Ground Elder
Well-Known Member
Carbis Bay isn't just a load of holiday lets - my daughter and her boyfriend live there, by the chip shop as it happens
They are staying with us this week to escape the occupation.
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I'm sure it seemed like a good idea when they were dreaming it up, but there's a reason they normally do big things like this in places where there's lots and lots of hotels and restaurants and suchlike. And, like, roads with more than a single lane. It's madness.
Or if Ms Everard had been a Black woman ?
Without any friends/connections in the media?
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Beck's fish and chips used to be legendary.
I'm not sure eco-hotel has much meaning when they've ripped up old trees to expand for this chat. I'd never heard tye Carbis Bay described as that. I used to be a KP and chambermaid in the hotel next door
I think some of you are missing the point a little as is the local MP who is talking up how this shows that his fiefdom is super important and the centre of the universe. The while point is not to have great infrastructure and transport links. It is easily cut off. No where suitable for mass gatherings (other than the beach) and a limited number of entry points easily closed off. Shut the main road into Carbis Bay, the couple of B roads up past the pizza place and behind the estates, shut the branch line and keep an eye on the coastal path then you'll have no stinking plebs to ruin your party. Even the couple of hills down to the Carbis bay and that little bridge over the tracks are awful and easily blocked/controlled. No one inconvenienced except aches and people on holiday. None of the disruption to people who matter like in a place with good transport links and infrastructure.
There are plenty of hotels though and not only in Carbis Bay. A lot of those associated with the summit are being put up in surrounding towns even as far away as Newquay. I heard a lot of the press are at the Queens in Penzance.
I'm not sure eco-hotel has much meaning when they've ripped up old trees to expand for this chat. I'd never heard tye Carbis Bay described as that. I used to be a KP and chambermaid in the hotel next door
I think some of you are missing the point a little as is the local MP who is talking up how this shows that his fiefdom is super important and the centre of the universe. The while point is not to have great infrastructure and transport links. It is easily cut off. No where suitable for mass gatherings (other than the beach) and a limited number of entry points easily closed off. Shut the main road into Carbis Bay, the couple of B roads up past the pizza place and behind the estates, shut the branch line and keep an eye on the coastal path then you'll have no stinking plebs to ruin your party. Even the couple of hills down to the Carbis bay and that little bridge over the tracks are awful and easily blocked/controlled. No one inconvenienced except aches and people on holiday. None of the disruption to people who matter like in a place with good transport links and infrastructure.
There are plenty of hotels though and not only in Carbis Bay. A lot of those associated with the summit are being put up in surrounding towns even as far away as Newquay. I heard a lot of the press are at the Queens in Penzance.
Here you go something clearer than my ramblings from a few years ago.
www.theguardian.com
Is there somewhere better to post about this rather than shitting this thread up?
'One way in, one way out': why G7 summits are in such remote locations
Charlevoix, Quebec, is beautiful, isolated ... and perfect for world leaders worried about mass protests
Is there somewhere better to post about this rather than shitting this thread up?
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
Did they clear up all their mess? Or is the area still festooned with little black bags and suspicious looking bottles?
I'll keep ruining this threat until told otherwise.
cornishstuff.com
I was stood there the other day and bought a vegan kebab. Not even visible from the Carbis Bay hotel several miles away. Not really anywhere better in Hayle though. Maybe the rec but that's even further from Carbis Bay and not near the water.
ETA there is more space than I said thinking about it though not behind but beside Hayle Asda which is maybe what "behide" means.
Stand up against global inequality, in Hayle | Cornish Stuff
CornishStuff, Cornwall, Cornish news, News On Saturday 12th June, the Resist G7 coalition (RG7) will be protesting in Hayle to highlight the global inequality at the heart of the G7. The protest is in solidarity with the struggles of people across the globe. RG7 say the G7 represents the...
cornishstuff.com
I was stood there the other day and bought a vegan kebab. Not even visible from the Carbis Bay hotel several miles away. Not really anywhere better in Hayle though. Maybe the rec but that's even further from Carbis Bay and not near the water.
ETA there is more space than I said thinking about it though not behind but beside Hayle Asda which is maybe what "behide" means.
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