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It would be an absolute disgrace if they arnt allowed to “sell” their stories.
The british government tried to make money forcing them to be captured in Iranian waters, wheres the fair play rule?
Thats a very good point B55. I suppose the link explains one million small offences…which is what the headline was referring to, had you taken part, you’d know :wink:
Soilders are expendable, especially when soilders BELIEVE in their country, when they will fight for their country, because they LOVE their country.
Blair, New Labour and their old gang friends, hate with a passion those who love their nationality, their country.
On May the 3rd, vote for those very brave sailors in mind, dont vote old gang Lib-Lab-Con.
@slayer wrote:
simple really
Anyone (football or otherwise) who is convicted abroad of ANY criminal offence loses their passport for 20 years.
It would be very sobering for a multitude of twenty somethings to suddenly find they can’t leave this country until they’re in their 40’s.
Trust me, it would work.
What about the hooligans who live in these countries?
Oss, the liberals who run our country describe hooliganism as the English disease, so naturally a foreign copper aint going to take any chances. They were wrong.
James said he will make a podcast of last nights show.
One of the 3 guests was the man who made loose change, hes done another which will be released this forthcoming 9/11 which he says which will expose the official story once and for all. He also said charlie sheen has made a film (with all the hollywood capabilities) exposing the government lies.
One of them made an interesting point, when a car uses petrol, it burns at 250 degrees. When you turn on your microwave to 250 degrees, does the steel melt, no, very interesting.
Whoever is to blame, catch them, ban them and sack them if you can, for life, then lock em up for 20 years and feed them bread and water. If you make it clear that thats what will happen, only the insane (who we dont need in society) will cause trouble. You have to get tough when peoples lives are at risk.
But it is clubs and authorities responsibility sharon, the clubs are the ones that sell tickets to hooligans. In this day and age, they should show responsibility to the good fans and try harder to block/ban the naughty ones.
Theres a brilliant debate on Talksport about 9/11 right now 1053 – 1089 MW.
@maenon wrote:
I’m talking about parliamentary privilege where members of the House of Lords or Commons can talk freely before the houses without having to worry about repercussions stemming from libel.
You mean, in a land of dreams, cameron the chameleon could describe blair as a gay cruiser?
What fun that would be, be worth watching then.
There is a committee on standards in public life which is supposed to be a parliamentary watchdog. The only problem is that this committee has to report and make recommendations to the PM who can then decide whether or not to act upon them. Thus, the party in power is self regulating. I think this needs to change.
You know you have a dictatorship when you cannot arrest the prime minister on war charges…
Also, there isn’t a law to prosecute politicians who deceive the public. The only means the public has of holding politicians accountable for their actions is through voting in the general elections. These are few and far between and it means that once a party is in power it can pretty much do whatever it likes. I think there needs to be a law in place to hold politicians accountable when they deceive the public
Society would crash if we had that.
