The latest ?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-24515154
The latest ?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-24515154
of course they are subject to British And European law, as the gov will soon find outOriginally Posted by SimonH
What's that second word you've highlighted in bold mean again
NO ONE is above the law - you should know your British history - Oliver Cromwell - that all people are equal under the law, and that no one (even a king) is above the law.
Can you also tell me the result of the 3.30 at Ascot this afternoon, or maybe this weeks winning lottery numbersof course they are subject to British And European law, as the gov will soon find out
Times have changed a touch since our Oilly was in chargeof course they are subject to British And European law, as the gov will soon find out
NO ONE is above the law - you should know your British history - Oliver Cromwell - that all people are equal under the law, and that no one (even a king) is above the law.
I know a few cops who are above it, not to mention a number of MPs
Still waiting here for this week's lottery numbers
why don't you do your duty as a citizen and report them bad apples gWaPito, no your wrong they might think they are but sooner or later the long arm of the law will catch up with them
oh my predictions are based on facts, there is the court case i mentioned and the EU parliament is set to vote on amendments to data protection law this month
Angela Merkel and Viviane Reding, Europe's most senior justice official have both in recent weeks cited government and corporate collection of personal data in calls for a swift conclusion to data protection negotiations.
http://www.theguardian.com/news/data...n-directive-eu
Angela Merkelnow why does that name ring a bell
Oh yeah, is that that same Angela Merkel who holds the title of German Chancellor, the same Germany that doesn't have a minimum wage
whats that got to do with data privacyAngela Merkel
Oh yeah, is that that same Angela Merkel who holds the title of German Chancellor, the same Germany that doesn't have a minimum wage
she might be the German Chancellor but also the most powerful woman in the world and the backbone of the EU
Glad we agree for once, get rid of the minimum wage, make the lazy gits work for a livingwhats that got to do with data privacy
she might be the German Chancellor but also the most powerful woman in the world and the backbone of the EU
Exactly SimonGlad we agree for once, get rid of the minimum wage, make the lazy gits work for a living
I deserved rep on it's way
what lazy gits, Chief execsGlad we agree for once, get rid of the minimum wage, make the lazy gits work for a living
Don't know any chief execs earning that little, come to think of it I don't know of any Labour Councillors earning that little eitherwhat lazy gits, Chief execs
do you know any labour Councillors at allDon't know any chief execs earning that little, come to think of it I don't know of any Labour Councillors earning that little either
i suppose "I'm alright Jack" people like yourself would have other people working for nothing
No I don'tdo you know any labour Councillors at all
:None of that sort round this way
German voters want minimum wage on politics agenda
Source:-
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-24121170
See also:-
German SPD tells Merkel no deal without minimum wage
Angela Merkel may bend on minimum wage
she might be the German Chancellor but also the most powerful woman in the world and the backbone of the EU
No surprise that it's the usual suspects :-
Two men, both aged 25, were arrested in a car in Mansell Street, Whitechapel, east London, after police fired "Hatton rounds" - ammunition designed to blow out tyres and blow open doors with minimal collateral damage. One was a British national of Turkish origin and the second was a British national of Algerian origin, police said.
A 28-year-old British national of Azerbaijani origin was arrested at premises in Westbourne Grove, Bayswater, west London, and the fourth man, a British national of Pakistani origin, aged 29, was arrested in Peckham Hill Street, Peckham, south-east London.
'British nationals' .
Stomach churning'British nationals' .
whats the chances they will not face any charges
These scum should be stripped of their British citizenship thus sent back to the hovel whence they came
No chance in this pathetic country of ours...rapidly being turned into a cesspit.
Tragic.
I just wish it was a little more like Singapore here (just a bit) where people just dont break the law so much because they know they will be chucked out..
It comes back to that piece of law that governs us from the bloody EU..
Very true.
It should be more (than just a bit) like Singapore here - for years they have recognised the deterrent effects of caning and executing the scum
A development on this 20/02/2014 :-
Holding Guardian man at airport WAS lawful, judges rule: High court says Snowden secrets put lives at risk
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...#ixzz2tqg5s8KA
Yes indeed...good news.
These meddling do-gooders need sorting out at every opportunity, and punished, not rewarded.
Treason = RopeYes indeed...good news.
These meddling do-gooders need sorting out at every opportunity, and punished, not rewarded.
Just seen this discussion
Will jump in later!
The old ones are always the best Les !
The way i look at is this.National security is paramount,we have to have it end of.
Anything that undermines it is wrong.
If everyone was a good guy there would be no need and we would all live in fluffy marshmallow happy land
Unfortunately there are some right .......s out there,determined to force their way of life on us and do us harm.
I'm not just talking about Islamic Extremists,I'm including drug dealers,money launderers etc
Now they are not going to stand in line and put their hands up and say "It's Us"
So we have to monitor people all the time to try to prevent it,it has stopped many an Atrocity I'm sure-not all but any is an improvement.
These Daft buggers who cry your infringing our human rights blah blah get on my tits.
If reqd to make this world a safer place then Everyone should be subject to being checked up on at some stage-Why not?
If you have nothing to hide why on earth are you bothered
If Stupid reporting gives our adversaries and advantage and this leads to troops,civilians etc being harmed then punish the paper for putting us all at risk.
How about this scenario Joe, Mohummid Bombalot lives round the back of you and decides to blow up the No7 bus you and your family are on-would you rather he be checked upon and links found to Pakistani training camps exposed,arrested and jailed before he can commit the act,or would you just say nah national security not important.
Equally while he was training,our troops were just about to find him but a newspaper divulged some classified information which meant the plan to take him out by our boys was cancelled?
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