effective protest, a UK future

[Magnus McGinty]

Corruption experts suggest the conservatives are corrupt.

Corruption experts warn Boris Johnson’s government is worst since WWII

Researchers say failure of integrity at No 10 could have serious long-term consequences for UK

www.independent.co.uk

It’s all a bit captain obvious.

 

[hitmouse]

Not at all - my first response was "I'd be interested to learn the different forms of corruption in the UK and how much they are costing us each year. Could you provide the figures? Thanks."

This could be very valuable information from the UK's leading corruption expert. I'm interested to learn.

And how does the RSPB fit into it?

 

[A380]

Is the OP a bit like Mr Motivator? Only with less star jumps and more messiah complexes?

 

[danny la rouge]

And how does the RSPB fit into it?

They started the financial crisis didn’t they? Fred Goodwin and that. Cunts.

 

[Serge Forward]

I blame Bill Oddie.

 

[Pickman's model]

I can't believe the RSPB are in on this too.
Also, the fact that he a) left in the "related stories" that pop up half way through his copy-pasted text and then b) cut it off halfway through a sentence is just beautiful:

You can't trust the rspb but the bto are ok

 

[two sheds]

I'm just hoping it's not Bonathon

 

[A380]

They started the financial crisis didn’t they? Fred Goodwin and that. Cunts.

Don’t be silly.

Didn’t your mum teach you that RSPB means you have to tell someone if you are going to their party.

 

[danny la rouge]

Don’t be silly.

Didn’t your mum teach you that RSPB means you have to tell someone if you are going to their party.

I thought that was RSI.

 

[A380]

I thought that was RSI.

No, RSI made cracking motorbikes in the 50s.

 

[Supine]

OP commits crimes against the carriage return. We need rid of this paragraph corruption.

 

[NoXion]

You know, from the title I thought that this was going to be a thread about the impact of recent legislation (Police and crime bill?) on effectiveness and practical aspects of protesting in the UK. But it turned out that OP was some kind of puffed-up fantasist.

A bit disappointing, that.

 

[Magnus McGinty]

I'm just hoping it's not Bonathon

It's got that kind of whiff to it.

 

[krtek a houby]

Pretty much a typical u75 "had enough of experts" response so far.

Its avatar is a sock. Of course people are going to be suspicious.

 

[A380]

Its avatar is a sock. Of course people are going to be suspicious.

The OP may not be a genuine poster?

 

[danny la rouge]

Say it again, spam.

 

[Doctor Carrot]

Its avatar is a sock. Of course people are going to be suspicious.

You can bet he wears a sock somewhere when making his FOI requests.

 

[krtek a houby]

It's always a delight when the latest in a long line of experts takes a unique and unprecedented steaming dump here... then disappears leaving a tsunami of bemusement in their wake.

They could try harder.

 

[philosophical]

On the train crossing Hungerford Bridge you can see, or used to, graffiti saying ‘don’t vote Tory ever’.
Graffiti can be eye catching and long lasting.
It is a pity that so many who do graffiti miss an open door possibility and only leave their ‘tags’.

 

[hesagreatman]

We're only making space for natuyoursfaithfullyMrJusticeUK, we only want what's best for him.

...MrJusticeUK is happy in his world