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RichardCoulter · 11-08-2017, 20:28

It really is an obsession with him. It beggars belief that someone could be so egotistical as to believe that their view should override all others and is superior to the point that everyone else is somehow being educated!

It was on Channel 5 this morning that it has been found that, should there be a gas explosion in many similar tower blocks, this would bring them crashing to the ground.

Apparently, people are going to be moved out as a safety precaution.

Whilst I can see that they would want to do this, this is in the middle of the worst housing crisis ever. Would/should residents be able to stay in their own home with the small risk of a gas explosion V the risks of living in the streets/put into temporary housing with all the alcoholics, drug users, ex offenders etc?

It reminds me of the time that children had to start the school year late because the CRB were behind with their checks on teachers.

It would have been less of a risk to allow these teachers to work whilst the CRB caught up than have children wandering the streets and all the associated dangers of this.

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RichardCoulter cf.mega poster Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 10,047	Re: Huge fire at West London tower block It really is an obsession with him. It beggars belief that someone could be so egotistical as to believe that their view should override all others and is superior to the point that everyone else is somehow being educated! It was on Channel 5 this morning that it has been found that, should there be a gas explosion in many similar tower blocks, this would bring them crashing to the ground. Apparently, people are going to be moved out as a safety precaution. Whilst I can see that they would want to do this, this is in the middle of the worst housing crisis ever. Would/should residents be able to stay in their own home with the small risk of a gas explosion V the risks of living in the streets/put into temporary housing with all the alcoholics, drug users, ex offenders etc? It reminds me of the time that children had to start the school year late because the CRB were behind with their checks on teachers. It would have been less of a risk to allow these teachers to work whilst the CRB caught up than have children wandering the streets and all the associated dangers of this.