| Vylan 09:16 - Nov 13 with 1631 views | Boundy |
Some may say this another example ( there are other examples of of is potentially occurring) of a two tier legal system developing in the country.
The CPS has announced after an investigation by the Met that no further action ( or any action ) should be taken after he was filmed and seen by thousands singing " death to the IDF" .The right decision or a missed opportunity to tone down some of the rhetoric being displayed ? |  |
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| Vylan on 10:34 - Nov 13 with 1556 views | onehunglow |
G day Boundy boy
Another politician decision to appease anti semitists that stain our island
This was a straight forward criminal offence
I’m rather ashamed of the country now
I have to accept now I am a far right, racist, homophobic, misogynist fascist but I will live with that because I am at peace with my thoughts and soul
It means I can look at myself on the mirror and feel Im looking at a liar in the glass
The CPS consists of people who are morally bankrupt having the audacity to judge what is right or wrong
Anyway, another day above ground
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| Vylan on 11:53 - Nov 13 with 1510 views | Boundy |
| Vylan on 10:34 - Nov 13 by onehunglow |
G day Boundy boy
Another politician decision to appease anti semitists that stain our island
This was a straight forward criminal offence
I’m rather ashamed of the country now
I have to accept now I am a far right, racist, homophobic, misogynist fascist but I will live with that because I am at peace with my thoughts and soul
It means I can look at myself on the mirror and feel Im looking at a liar in the glass
The CPS consists of people who are morally bankrupt having the audacity to judge what is right or wrong
Anyway, another day above ground
Is it safe for me to come outgrown play yet ; it doesn’t seem so |
GDay Blue, you could be right but I didn't know there were varying levels of incitement,we lived and learnt . Small comfort to Joe banged up for saying a naughty word on Tik Tok. | |
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| Vylan on 12:11 - Nov 13 with 1492 views | onehunglow |
| Vylan on 11:53 - Nov 13 by Boundy |
GDay Blue, you could be right but I didn't know there were varying levels of incitement,we lived and learnt . Small comfort to Joe banged up for saying a naughty word on Tik Tok. |
Not Joey the Huyton Dempsey , shurely | |
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| Vylan on 12:24 - Nov 13 with 1481 views | raynor94 |
Lucy Connoly sentenced to 31 months in prison just saying |  |
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| Vylan on 12:33 - Nov 13 with 1473 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
Bob has been spoken to by the Somerset and Avon police force..Thos seems about right ghr to me.
He is a protest singer and allowed the d fans of Glastonbury to vent their frustration and horror at that actions of the IDF.
You might ask what about the Gaza activist's? Correct sickening as well. However the whole hate agenda is the same as Ukrainian issue. The theft of land. Peace comes when ths theft in the West Bank ends and displaced people in Gaza are returned. Shabba and Shatila happened in 1982 before the bearded H men were even formed. |  |
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| Vylan on 12:44 - Nov 13 with 1458 views | Demitrius |
"Shabba and Shatila in 1982"
You're getting confused again, Mr Loverman was released in 1992 not 1982
I think you may be referring to Sabra and Shatila... |  |
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| Vylan on 13:02 - Nov 13 with 1450 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Vylan on 12:44 - Nov 13 by Demitrius |
"Shabba and Shatila in 1982"
You're getting confused again, Mr Loverman was released in 1992 not 1982
I think you may be referring to Sabra and Shatila... |
Yes Shabra and Shatila. My mistake spelling.
3000 women and children slaughtered when the IDF gave accessed to Lebanese militants. | |
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| Vylan on 13:16 - Nov 13 with 1431 views | raynor94 |
| Vylan on 13:02 - Nov 13 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Yes Shabra and Shatila. My mistake spelling.
3000 women and children slaughtered when the IDF gave accessed to Lebanese militants. |
And spelt it wrong again 😅 | |
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| Vylan on 13:38 - Nov 13 with 1421 views | Boundy |
| Vylan on 12:33 - Nov 13 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Bob has been spoken to by the Somerset and Avon police force..Thos seems about right ghr to me.
He is a protest singer and allowed the d fans of Glastonbury to vent their frustration and horror at that actions of the IDF.
You might ask what about the Gaza activist's? Correct sickening as well. However the whole hate agenda is the same as Ukrainian issue. The theft of land. Peace comes when ths theft in the West Bank ends and displaced people in Gaza are returned. Shabba and Shatila happened in 1982 before the bearded H men were even formed. |
Bob's your mate is he ?  | |
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| Vylan on 14:02 - Nov 13 with 1404 views | raynor94 |
| Vylan on 13:38 - Nov 13 by Boundy |
Bob's your mate is he ? |
No it's his uncle 😉 | |
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| Vylan on 08:12 - Nov 14 with 1220 views | felixstowe_jack |
| Vylan on 12:33 - Nov 13 by ReslovenSwan1 |
Bob has been spoken to by the Somerset and Avon police force..Thos seems about right ghr to me.
He is a protest singer and allowed the d fans of Glastonbury to vent their frustration and horror at that actions of the IDF.
You might ask what about the Gaza activist's? Correct sickening as well. However the whole hate agenda is the same as Ukrainian issue. The theft of land. Peace comes when ths theft in the West Bank ends and displaced people in Gaza are returned. Shabba and Shatila happened in 1982 before the bearded H men were even formed. |
Pity the Arab states did not support the UN mandate back in 1945/46 which created the two state solultion. They all refused to recognise the state of Israel. Egypt invaded the gazza strip and Jordan invaded the West Bank both of which formed part of the new state of Palestine.
We could have had peace in the middle east without the loss of life in the various Arab Israel wars and the countless deaths fighting terrorism since. | |
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| Vylan on 12:37 - Nov 14 with 1156 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Vylan on 13:38 - Nov 13 by Boundy |
Bob's your mate is he ? |
If we met I would but him a a coffee and congratulate him for his bravery . | |
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| Vylan on 14:33 - Nov 14 with 1104 views | Boundy |
| Vylan on 12:37 - Nov 14 by ReslovenSwan1 |
If we met I would but him a a coffee and congratulate him for his bravery . |
Its bad enough to hear commentators spouting about the so called bravery of footballers for example but what bravery did he display ? | |
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| Vylan on 15:50 - Nov 14 with 1060 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
| Vylan on 14:33 - Nov 14 by Boundy |
Its bad enough to hear commentators spouting about the so called bravery of footballers for example but what bravery did he display ? |
He called out a whole heavily armed vicious army organisation for the murderous brutality on live in Television putting his welfare liberty and career at risk while s being a message that genocide is not acceptable. | |
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| Vylan on 16:57 - Nov 14 with 1039 views | max936 |
| Vylan on 13:16 - Nov 13 by raynor94 |
And spelt it wrong again 😅 |
My sides are splitting here, you couldn't make it up fair play  |  |
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| Vylan on 00:05 - Nov 15 with 989 views | oldtownjack |
Two tier legal system? FFS! 
The same politically Independent system, we've had for God knows how many years. | |
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| Vylan on 11:33 - Nov 16 with 804 views | AnotherJohn |
I don't suppose many will bother to do more than skim this article but I found it very interesting. It supports the argument that judges are veering more towards activism than restraint in certain areas. The notion of a separation of powers where Parliament (the legislature) makes law and judges (the judiciary) determine whether law is being applied as Parliament intended, seems to be increasingly challenged. Many of us are all too familiar with the idea that the UK's international treaty obligations have limited the government's ability to change rules in areas like immigration policy through new primary legislation, but assumed that if we withdraw from agreements like the ECHR this will become possible. The important point made in the article is that those who oppose this (see: Hermer, Grieve et al.) are increasingly claiming that the common law will still stop new legislation changing the status quo. Common law, also known as case law or judicial precedent, is law derived from past court decisions rather than Acts of Parliament. According to Dickson's article: "the Supreme Court may be quietly positioning itself to resurrect the common law as a source from which to develop human rights law in ways which will prevent much of a gap from opening up between the British way of protecting human rights and the Council of Europe's way." Things have moved on since 2015 when this article was published and the issue is now highly topical, especially given the Home Secretary's recent statements (and what she may say tomorrow). My own view is that judges should stop trying to stretch their role of "interpreting" law to mean making law, and leave this to elected politicians who are subject to the democratic process. Retired Supreme Court judge, Jonathan Sumption, has written several good articles on this. | | | |
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