littlebabyjesus
one of Maxwell's demons
Sorry, but this is getting to me too now. WTF did they show that for? Fucking arses.
And they interviewed how many people before they found him?IIRC, it was a new item; the theme of the piece was something like '20 year on... just below the surface ... racism still lurks'.
Another photographer adds, ” It was a complete joke. The Police officers couldn’t decide which side of the street to make us stand on. One officer said we couldn’t stand under the scaffolding (open to the public) on kerb opposite because “the building company haven’t given you permission” – to stand on a public street? Then they insisted we stand about 50 yards away (to do a car shot) and when the car arrived one officer followed me across the street to make sure he blocked my view. I asked another officer if this was still a public street? She refused to answer”.
most likelyWhat possible interest could they have in doing that? Throwing their weight about or something?
All vox pop reports are like that. They are utterly worthless.
He was attempting to disrupt Kelvin Mackenzie's testimony at Levenson today... In support oh Michael stone (not the acclaimedI wouldn't bother, it's not like Baron is anything but an open racist, anti-semitic homophobe. It's not an article from a paper or anything.
Just goes to show that they CAN do a decent job when they try to, which makes their usual shite even worse because it's clearly intentional.
That was Peckham, and I thought that vox pop was pretty unconscionable work by the BBC.
If you'd asked that bloke if he thought an alien invasion from Alpha Centura was likely he'd probably have said yes.
A few pages back, there was some discussion on other racist murders (or believed to be racist by pretty much everyone except the plods) in the same sort of era in S London. Transpontine has a piece published yesterday about it.
Mr Brooks, who is now a Liberal Democrat councillor in Lewisham, said of the police: "They have done a tremendous job, the second investigation, they've done a tremendous job in bringing those two to justice.
"Yes,we would like all six to be brought to justice but at this moment in time they have done a tremendous job and they should be commended for the work and effort."
But he added: "It's going to be very difficult to bring any charges against the other four involved."
I was wondering if anyone could clear this up - I was reading this today on the BBC website:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-16465430
Yet lots of the other press reports I've read recently seem to suggest there are 3 other suspects Neil, Acourt, Jamie Acourt and Luke Knight. Is there a 6th unknown person who was involved but has escaped all the media attention or something?
Reminds me of the Strabane old boy interview..i remember years ago watching a documentary made by some Irish 'historian' (with lots of spanish connections as I recall).
He interviewed some old boy outside a Bar where 'Black 47' were playing. The old fella was something of a dinosaur and conspiracy theorist. however he was an "Irish Republican" loon rather than a revisionist one and the film-maker wanted to portray US supporters of republicanism as ill-informed bigots. So he gets this old fella, who looked well-pissed as well as being more than a little 'confused' and gives him free reign. This then becomes the 'nutty voice of Noraid' or whatever - despite the fact that within 20 yards of the interview there were scores of people (not least the band themselves) who could have provided a perfectly rational and valid political argument. And despite the fact that all the others in the Bar probably regarded the old boy as absolutely barking too. Disingenuous cunts.
Sounds like the old boy mentioned here fits into the same category - and I sincerely hope these BBC wankers have not set him up for some personal attack.
The brother of Stephen Lawrence has launched a complaint against the Metropolitan police claiming he has been the victim of a sustained campaign of harassment after being stopped by officers 25 times.
Stuart Lawrence, whose brother was murdered in a racist attack nearly 20 years ago, said he believed he was being targeted by police while driving because of the colour of his skin. The teacher, 35, told the Daily Mail he had been repeatedly pulled over in his car over many years for "no apparent reason and without any justification".