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I Would Not Have Come To Britain If I Knew I Was Going To Be Locked Up.
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http:// www.dai lymail. co.uk/n ews/art icle-34 47407/I -not-co me-Brit ain-kne w-going -locked -says-S udanese -migran t-facin g-trial -walked -Channe l-Tunne l.html
Could this be the answer to much of our problems?
Let it get around that we are no longer a soft touch, and that criminals will be locked up.
Could this be the answer to much of our problems?
Let it get around that we are no longer a soft touch, and that criminals will be locked up.
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// While some Ex UK Servicemen, ..... are still living on the streets with nothing but public donations. //
this is true/undemaible Baldric but you have omitted - naughty boy - the rest of it which is that there is a measurable level of mental problems and they are on the streets not because they are indigent ex servicemen
not only that - since I am in a combative mood - their mental problems date from the time of their enlistment - which is sort of whilst they were with you and about which you did absolutely nothing at the time
[ Deepcut inquests reopened ]
this is true/undemaible Baldric but you have omitted - naughty boy - the rest of it which is that there is a measurable level of mental problems and they are on the streets not because they are indigent ex servicemen
not only that - since I am in a combative mood - their mental problems date from the time of their enlistment - which is sort of whilst they were with you and about which you did absolutely nothing at the time
[ Deepcut inquests reopened ]
Thanks divebuddy 'OBSTRUCTING A RAILWAY': THE 1861 RAIL LAW THE MIGRANT BROKE
Sudanese migrant Abdul Rahman Haroun was charged with 'obstructing engines or carriages on a railway' under Section 36 of the Malicious Damage Act 1861.
The precise wording of the offence is: 'Whosoever, by any unlawful act, or by any wilful omission or neglect, shall obstruct or cause to be obstructed any engine or carriage using any railway, or shall aid or assist therein, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and being convicted thereof shall be liable, at the discretion of the court, to be imprisoned for any term not exceeding two years.'
Read more: http:// www.dai lymail. co.uk/n ews/art icle-34 47407/I -not-co me-Brit ain-kne w-going -locked -says-S udanese -migran t-facin g-trial -walked -Channe l-Tunne l.html# ixzz40F mtkc40
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Sudanese migrant Abdul Rahman Haroun was charged with 'obstructing engines or carriages on a railway' under Section 36 of the Malicious Damage Act 1861.
The precise wording of the offence is: 'Whosoever, by any unlawful act, or by any wilful omission or neglect, shall obstruct or cause to be obstructed any engine or carriage using any railway, or shall aid or assist therein, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and being convicted thereof shall be liable, at the discretion of the court, to be imprisoned for any term not exceeding two years.'
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Baldric
That's ^^^ the link from the OP Ron, what point are you trying to make?//
This is all getting rather tiresome. I was pointing out that I have read the published article & was trying to point out that NO foreigner ( or indeed anyone else) would be aware of a law which states it is an offence to walk alongside a railway track.
Baldric
That's ^^^ the link from the OP Ron, what point are you trying to make?//
This is all getting rather tiresome. I was pointing out that I have read the published article & was trying to point out that NO foreigner ( or indeed anyone else) would be aware of a law which states it is an offence to walk alongside a railway track.
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// I was pointing out that I have read the published article & No-one would be aware of a law which states it is an offence to walk alongside a railway track.//
jesus - axactly the opposite of what I thought he said -
ignorance of the law is no defence Whiskey - even in the Sudan ( which of course you knew was once a glorious British colony well OK anglo egyptian condominium. AB is not noted for absolute accuracy or indeed accuracy of any sort )
but anyway that reminds me
My poor dear late father was once picked up by the Gestapo for walking along an autobahn .... yeah war time, returned to POW camp in double quick time. and HE didnt know that rule
somethings never change
jesus - axactly the opposite of what I thought he said -
ignorance of the law is no defence Whiskey - even in the Sudan ( which of course you knew was once a glorious British colony well OK anglo egyptian condominium. AB is not noted for absolute accuracy or indeed accuracy of any sort )
but anyway that reminds me
My poor dear late father was once picked up by the Gestapo for walking along an autobahn .... yeah war time, returned to POW camp in double quick time. and HE didnt know that rule
somethings never change
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