brettarider
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Yep that's what I was thinking of
Arriva HQ nowadays.Think he is confused with Vernons pools (became the paradox night club for a while I think) on Ormskirk Road (A59), it was nex5 to the old bus depot?
I'm a bit confused by that article.Is there anything they won't nick
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James Bulger's mum heartbroken as grave targeted by thieves
A cement statue of a sleeping angel was stolen from his resting placewww.liverpoolecho.co.uk
The family want the anonymity order lifted.I'm a bit confused by that article.
There is to be a Parliamentary debate to consider holding a public enquiry into the murder.
To what end?
Mother states, “I’ve been fighting for justice for James since day one..."
The killers were arrested and imprisoned, what more justice does she want(?)
Oh, God no!Why not. Here in Bournemouth we have previously hosted the Labour Party conference yet were mostly Conservative and Leave voters.
That would be a result.The family want the anonymity order lifted.
Judge Andrew McFarlane turned down the request, saying that the "uniquely notorious" nature of the case meant there is "a strong possibility, if not a probability, that if his identity were known, he would be pursued, resulting in grave and possibly fatal consequences."
Yes, it would.That would be a result.
Despite your subsequent references to Venables (with which I agree) justice, as we have it, was served.The family want the anonymity order lifted.
Judge Andrew McFarlane turned down the request, saying that the "uniquely notorious" nature of the case meant there is "a strong possibility, if not a probability, that if his identity were known, he would be pursued, resulting in grave and possibly fatal consequences."
Reminds me of the Godfather - "You got justice... "
Oh, God no!
I was in Bournemouth during the Labour conference a few years ago (working in the area). The place was full of luvvies yelling at each other about "... in the Wilson days ..." etc etc and generally acting like a bunch of knobs.
If anyone thinks that Labour are a collection of commoners, forget it, a lot of the party are a bunch of proper hooray henries and henriettas.
I still shudder at the memory.
That he is free to live his life protected by the government is no justice.Despite your subsequent references to Venables (with which I agree) justice, as we have it, was served.
I can only believe it's revenge she's after(?)
As I said, "..justice, as we have it..."That he is free to live his life protected by the government is no justice.
I'm not advocating that people kick the shit out of him but people should be aware of who he is so they can make informed judgement around whether they want to be around him.As I said, "..justice, as we have it..."
Rhetorically, where does justice end and revenge start?
I'm not advocating that people kick the shit out of him but people should be aware of who he is so they can make informed judgement around whether they want to be around him.
Agree.I'm not advocating that people kick the shit out of him but people should be aware of who he is so they can make informed judgement around whether they want to be around him.
Then that would be a matter for the police if an assault is committed. It shouldn't trump peoples' right to know who they are associating with.Agree.
However not everybody could be relied upon to just make informed judgements.
Then you get he vigilante "hero".
Thin end of the wedge IMHO.
(I am by no means pleading on behalf of this individual, or others of his ilk.)
People are stupid.Then that would be a matter for the police if an assault is committed. It shouldn't trump peoples' right to know who they are associating with.
What right is that, pray tell.Then that would be a matter for the police if an assault is committed. It shouldn't trump peoples' right to know who they are associating with.
the non-enumerated right to know if the person living next door is a child-murdering nonce. Unenumerated or non-enumerated. Cant decide which is correctWhat right is that, pray tell.