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Flyboy 20-05-2010 15:22

Re: Police to Not Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35025159)
He must have heard it at one of Reverend Charles Spurgeon's sermons, then, on April 1st, 1855 .....:D

Aah, didn't realise someone else had claimed that honoured, thank you. :D

Tezcatlipoca 21-05-2010 21:42

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by arcamalpha2004 (Post 35025002)
Until the police come out in public and declare the truth then so called lies will breed and spread.

"England flag police crackdown rumour 'nonsense' "

Quote:

Originally Posted by BBC News
A police force has described Facebook rumours of a pub ban on England flags during the World Cup as "nonsense".

The force also moved to quash an "urban myth" claiming pub landlords had been asked not to serve anyone wearing England football shirts.

(snip)

Insp Howard Lewis-Jones, of West Midlands Police, said there had been no directive stating that pubs should not bear flags.

(snip)

The Metropolitan Police says the advice, issued in March, was never meant to be seen as a ban on England flags or shirts.

A spokesman said: "...However, licensees are not obliged to follow our advice and there is no policy to stop the wearing of England shirts."


broadbandking 21-05-2010 21:51

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
So to put it at rest, THE STORY ISN'T TRUE.

PeteLockwood 21-05-2010 21:53

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
where i live (oldham) the local council HAS BANNED (been in our local paper) people from wearing england tops at any of the pubs in the town centre because of violence (it aint happened yet how do they know?)

broadbandking 21-05-2010 21:58

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
A local council is different to the police, maybe some towns will do this, but people won't pay attention, I can't see it lasting.

Derek 21-05-2010 21:58

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by PeteL (Post 35025952)
where i live (oldham) the local council HAS BANNED (been in our local paper) people from wearing england tops at any of the pubs in the town centre because of violence (it aint happened yet how do they know?)

*sigh*

Any chance of a link? I wasn't aware councils could act as judge, jury and executioner and impose their own rules.

Russ 21-05-2010 21:58

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by PeteL (Post 35025952)
where i live (oldham) the local council HAS BANNED (been in our local paper) people from wearing england tops at any of the pubs in the town centre because of violence (it aint happened yet how do they know?)

Do you have a link for that?

TheDon 21-05-2010 22:01

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt D (Post 35025935)

I notice how you've snipped out are the bit that says exactly what the OP says?

That being:

Quote:

"Metropolitan Police issued advice to pubs in Croydon suggesting "dress code restrictions - eg, no football shirts"."
This is the very advice that people in this thread were claiming hadn't been given, and wouldn't be given. Yet here it is proved that the advice that started this rumour WAS GIVEN.

So what I said earlier in the thread is true, it's not a ban, but it's "advice" with a clear undertone which implies pubs that don't impose restrictions will be dealt with more harshly if any trouble arises than those that do.

Russ 21-05-2010 22:03

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDon (Post 35025964)
So what I said earlier in the thread is true, it's not a ban, but it's "advice" with a clear undertone which implies pubs that don't impose restrictions will be dealt with more harshly if any trouble arises than those that do.

Conjecture.

Derek 21-05-2010 22:04

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDon (Post 35025964)
Yet here it is proved that the advice that started this rumour WAS GIVEN.

Yes they gave advice just as they give out advice on countless other things all the time. It doesn't mean they take the landlord into a darkened room and menacing tell them if they don't ban the wearing of England tops they'll send the boys round and smash up the place.

It's advice, nothing more, nothing less. The Police cannot enforce a ban on the wearing of football tops. End of story.

PeteLockwood 21-05-2010 22:07

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
no link, as i said it was in the local paper

---------- Post added at 23:07 ---------- Previous post was at 23:04 ----------

http://www.oldham-chronicle.co.uk/ne...orld-cup-dream

this is not solely about that this contradicts what the same paper (oldham chron) printed http://www.oldham-chronicle.co.uk/ne...orld-cup-dream (it was printed before it cam to light about the 74 year old woman)

Derek 21-05-2010 22:09

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by PeteL (Post 35025973)
no link, as i said it was in the local paper

Hmmmm, I smell bovine excrement.

The councils cannot just make up laws as they go along. If they imposed a ban there would be no way to enforce it.

---------- Post added at 23:09 ---------- Previous post was at 23:08 ----------

And from that very link.

Quote:

Supt Leor Giladi, of Greater Manchester Police said: “GMP has not imposed any restrictions in relation to people wearing England shirts, or flying the England flag.”

PeteLockwood 21-05-2010 22:10

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Derek S (Post 35025979)
Hmmmm, I smell bovine excrement.

The councils cannot just make up laws as they go along. If they imposed a ban there would be no way to enforce it.

---------- Post added at 23:09 ---------- Previous post was at 23:08 ----------

And from that very link.

like i said the printed article contradicted this it WAS printed before the 74 year old woman and her flag....

Russ 21-05-2010 22:13

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
This whole 'persecuted for being English' stuff has never washed with me.

Hugh 21-05-2010 22:14

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35025987)
This whole 'persecuted for being English' stuff has never washed with me.

You so funny.....:D

punky 21-05-2010 22:15

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Even taxis (who aren't allowed to display flags ordinarily) are allowed to display flags

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standa...d-cup-stars.do

Tezcatlipoca 21-05-2010 22:47

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDon (Post 35025964)
I notice how you've snipped out are the bit that says exactly what the OP says?

This is the very advice that people in this thread were claiming hadn't been given, and wouldn't be given. Yet here it is proved that the advice that started this rumour WAS GIVEN.

So what I said earlier in the thread is true, it's not a ban, but it's "advice" with a clear undertone which implies pubs that don't impose restrictions will be dealt with more harshly if any trouble arises than those that do.


Snipped so that I wasn't copying & pasting an entire article. I pasted the bits relevant to the thread: namely, that the wearing of England shirts in pubs during the World Cup has not been banned.

I do not believe anyone denied that there had been "advice" or "guidance" given... the issue was the false claim that the police had actually "banned" the wearing of England shirts in pubs during the World Cup.

papa smurf 22-05-2010 06:55

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35025987)
This whole 'persecuted for being English' stuff has never washed with me.

sadly geography has dictated you'll never know ;)

LSainsbury 22-05-2010 07:03

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BBKing (Post 35025176)
No.

To save me from reading five pages of mouthbreathing windowlickers claiming this is the end of civilisation, have we got to the stage of establishing that this is all made up as usual?

Yep! You can breath again - move along - nothing to see here...

Russ 22-05-2010 07:15

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35026051)
sadly geography has dictated you'll never know ;)

Well I've been more or less living in Leicester for the last 9 months and I see England (not British) flags everywhere. In the last few weeks (in the run-up to the World Cup) there's been a massive growth in the number of St George's flags about the place. I don't see anyone being stopped supporting England.

Derek 22-05-2010 07:21

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35026055)
I don't see anyone being stopped supporting England.

Going slightly OT for a moment there is one paper I think would love this to be true.

I know the Sun has a reputation for fairness and equality :erm: so it's nice to see their Scottish and English editions being so similar.

(Apologies for those whose eyes burn when reading the Sun)

Compare the Scottish Headline.

Quote:

So why are cocky English planning a party?
With the English version.

Quote:

Fabios letter to Sun readers
Could it be that the Sun, where this story started, is trying to stir up trouble and printing lies, smears and half-truths to sell more papers.

arcamalpha2004 22-05-2010 11:32

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by TheDon (Post 35025964)
I notice how you've snipped out are the bit that says exactly what the OP says?

That being:



This is the very advice that people in this thread were claiming hadn't been given, and wouldn't be given. Yet here it is proved that the advice that started this rumour WAS GIVEN.

So what I said earlier in the thread is true, it's not a ban, but it's "advice" with a clear undertone which implies pubs that don't impose restrictions will be dealt with more harshly if any trouble arises than those that do.


Wasting your time Don, some cannot see what is clearly in front of them.
But if the police have now backed down, fearing a backlash, lets see what happens.

Mr Angry 22-05-2010 11:55

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by punky (Post 35025991)
Even taxis (who aren't allowed to display flags ordinarily) are allowed to display flags

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standa...d-cup-stars.do


North East Lincolnshire Council relaxed their ban some time ago.

papa smurf 22-05-2010 12:05

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Mr Angry (Post 35026133)
North East Lincolnshire Council relaxed their ban some time ago.

that's where i live
there proper shirt and trouser nazi's -if they put as much effort into real problems we'd all be a lot happier .

Stuart 22-05-2010 12:18

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by arcamalpha2004 (Post 35026123)
Wasting your time Don, some cannot see what is clearly in front of them.

And some see things that just aren't there.

Quote:

But if the police have now backed down, fearing a backlash, lets see what happens.
Backed down? They have given *advice*. That's all they can do. The police do not have the power to force pubs to impose a dress code.

Hugh 22-05-2010 14:35

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by foreverwar 20-05-10 10:15
But that would mean they would spend most of their time denying baseless unfounded stories.

And then you would get the "no smoke without fire" people, stating that there must be some basis for the story, otherwise why would it be denied.

Lose-lose situation.

Quote:

Originally Posted by arcamalpha2004 Today 12:32
Wasting your time Don, some cannot see what is clearly in front of them.
But if the police have now backed down, fearing a backlash, lets see what happens.

Ahem....;)

If it wasn't true in the first place, how can they "back down"?

arcamalpha2004 23-05-2010 12:08

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stuart C (Post 35026143)
And some see things that just aren't there.



Backed down? They have given *advice*. That's all they can do. The police do not have the power to force pubs to impose a dress code.


They have dangled a carrot, look at our proposals or we will have your licence looked at.
The police have not denied the existence of the letter that was circulated.
If people want to believe the opposite be my guest.
Every time I see a reply that warrants a reply from myself I will not be far away.
If people are getting fed up reading this all the time read something else ;)

---------- Post added at 13:08 ---------- Previous post was at 13:07 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35026185)
Ahem....;)

If it wasn't true in the first place, how can they "back down"?

Your opinion Foreverwar, be my guest.

Hugh 23-05-2010 13:52

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by arcamalpha2004 (Post 35026609)
Your opinion Foreverwar, be my guest.

It would appear to be the opinion of the Police as well....:D
Quote:

A police force has described Facebook rumours of a pub ban on England flags during the World Cup as "nonsense".
The force also moved to quash an "urban myth" claiming pub landlords had been asked not to serve anyone wearing England football shirts....

....Insp Howard Lewis-Jones, of West Midlands Police, said there had been no directive stating that pubs should not bear flags.

He said: "It is nonsense. Police officers are football fans too and patriotism should be an important part of enjoying the tournament in a fun and friendly atmosphere as long as people are sensible."

The Metropolitan Police says the advice, issued in March, was never meant to be seen as a ban on England flags or shirts.

A spokesman said: "This letter contains a series of suggestions to make pubs safer for everyone.

"However, licensees are not obliged to follow our advice and there is no policy to stop the wearing of England shirts."

squealy 23-05-2010 19:02

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by arcamalpha2004 (Post 35024751)
This pandering to the minority in this country is getting too much.

You slid this quietly in to your ludicrous non-story, but it was never about "pandering" to minorities was it? I don't, off the top of my head, recall any member of any minority group objecting to the wearing of England shirts in any of the articles you eventually posted. Indeed the photo in the original Sun article even has a photo with one of those very "minorities" celebrating whilst wearing an England shirt.

Surely it was about the police "banning" England shirts in pubs to maintain public order in pubs and their surroundings.

PS to whoever on this thread coined the phrase mouthbreathing windowlickers. Cheers. You made me laugh.

Maggy 23-05-2010 21:05

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
I am wondering how, yet again to explain to someone who seems hell bent on believing a thousand impossible things before Breakfast that this story simply isn't true but frankly I just cannot be bummed anymore.I've whispered it,I've shouted it but if I continue I'll be calling someone names again..even if I use the correct appellation...:rolleyes:

Stuart 23-05-2010 21:16

Re: Police to Not Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stuart C (Post 35024766)
Except there is no ban, so they aren't pandering to anyone..

Further to this. Even assuming Police were to advise that publicans ban people from wearing England shirts, I think it more likely that they would do it in an effort to avoid fights (which *do* tend to happen with a certain breed of England shirt wearing footy fan). It certainly wouldn't have anything to do with offending minorities, a large group of whom (if they are actively following their religion) would not go anywhere near a pub anyway.

Flyboy 23-05-2010 21:51

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by PeteL (Post 35025952)
where i live (oldham) the local council HAS BANNED (been in our local paper) people from wearing england tops at any of the pubs in the town centre because of violence (it aint happened yet how do they know?)

Is this really a ban or, again, just advice?

Raistlin 23-05-2010 22:09

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by PeteL (Post 35025952)
where i live (oldham) the local council HAS BANNED (been in our local paper) people from wearing england tops at any of the pubs in the town centre because of violence (it aint happened yet how do they know?)


Really?

Are you absolutely sure about that?

I mean, totally sure?

Because, and I don't know how to break this to you, the Greater Manchester Police seem to think that you're wrong. Also, Oldham Council cetainly doesn't seem to have an issue with people showing support for their country:

http://www.oldham-chronicle.co.uk/ne...orld-cup-dream

I'd post a link to an article confirming that England shirts have been banned by Oldham Council, but I can't find one anywhere - any chance you could post something taht backs up your claim? A nice clear scan of the local rag's article would probably do the trick if you can't find it online.

Thanks.

Gary L 23-05-2010 22:35

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by BBKing (Post 35025176)
have we got to the stage of establishing that this is all made up as usual?

We are guessing it is. let's see what happens closer to the day :)

Niles Crane 23-05-2010 23:16

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35027022)
We are guessing it is. let's see what happens closer to the day :)

You mean when somebody in an England shirt gets kicked out of a pub for disorder etc and people report it as happening because they were wearing an England shirt?

I can't wait. Though i imagine they'll save the best stories for the Algeria match - a predominately Islamic opposition will spruce it up a bit more.

Gary L 23-05-2010 23:18

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Niles Crane (Post 35027037)
You mean when somebody in an England shirt gets kicked out of a pub for disorder etc and people report it as happening because they were wearing an England shirt?

No.

Stuart 23-05-2010 23:42

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by arcamalpha2004 (Post 35026609)
They have dangled a carrot, look at our proposals or we will have your licence looked at.

OK, lets look at the article. Having read it, the only parts where it even mentions what the letter says are below:

Quote:

From The Sun
Among World Cup guidance, it suggests "dress code restrictions - eg no football shirts".

It also urges using plastic glasses and door staff.

Pubs are not obliged to follow the advice, but it warns: "Police will not hesitate to use powers under the Licensing Act should we find you are not actively supporting the prevention of crime."
Note the last part "Pubs are not obliged to follow the advice". They also state that they will use their powers in the even that you (the publican) don't actively support the prevention of crime.

All that last statement means is the publican is required to help the police in crime prevention. This is the law, and actually covers a whole load of illegal acts that may occur in a pub (assault, murder, drug use etc), and is nothing to do with what shirt people are wearing. Do you not think that if the letter had said shirt wearing was actually banned, the Sun would have published that bit? Note also that the Sun used the word "Guidance", which does not imply banning.

Quote:

Originally Posted by arcamalpha2004 (Post 35026609)
The police have not denied the existence of the letter that was circulated.

No, but they have denied they are banning people.

frogstamper 24-05-2010 00:08

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Derek
Could it be that the Sun, where this story started, is trying to stir up trouble and printing lies, smears and half-truths to sell more papers.

Your not saying that dear old uncle Rupert could have "different" opinions in he's crap-sheets, oopp's sorry comics, depending on what audience he is addressing??
Surely not, that would amount to pretty feeble journalistic integrity on Murdoch's part if it were true:rolleyes:

Maggy 24-05-2010 06:10

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35027022)
We are guessing it is. let's see what happens closer to the day :)

So who exactly is guessing?I'm not because I KNOW it is a load of complete and utter garbage being Chinese whispered around the web and pubs.

I don't have to wait until nearer the day..Nothing will change the fact that it is one big LIE purported to be the truth to sell more newspapers...


Not that I actually care myself as I don't even want to wear a football shirt..;)

papa smurf 24-05-2010 06:12

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
they'll never win
they cant be in every pub
we know the
truth

Maggy 24-05-2010 06:25

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35027071)
they'll never win
they cant be in every pub
we know the
truth

TRUTH! You can't handle the truth!

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papa smurf 24-05-2010 06:55

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35027074)

its Monday morning i cant handle reality until lunch time :)

Maggy 24-05-2010 06:58

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35027083)
its Monday morning i cant handle reality until lunch time :)

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Damien 24-05-2010 08:02

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
I love that people want to believe this is true regardless of the facts. Nice to get outraged at something and play the political correctness victim isn't it? Boo hoo I can't wear my England shirt? Better not actually test that theory though in case I go to the pub and no one cares that I am wearing a shirt eh?

nomadking 24-05-2010 15:51

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Best not to travel by bus then?
Link
Quote:

A toddler was ordered off a bus because the foreign driver was 'offended' by his England football T-shirt, his mother has claimed.
and there were witnesses.
Quote:

But he faced a torrent of anger from incredulous passengers, and minutes later backed down and allowed the family to board.
Another Link

Stuart 24-05-2010 16:16

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
This was the opinion of ONE BUS DRIVER. Before you all start moaning that the company will side with him, bear in mind that the company have said they will investigate (as they should), and have also said

Quote:

"We are fully supporting England's World Cup campaign and will be putting supporting material in all our buses. No-one should have to accept those sort of comments, certainly none of our customers."

Raistlin 24-05-2010 16:23

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Stuart C (Post 35027338)
This was the opinion of ONE BUS DRIVER. Before you all start moaning that the company will side with him, bear in mind that the company have said they will investigate (as they should), and have also said

But he's Polish, so that means all Polish people are bad doesn't it? I mean surely they must all have the same views, I'll bet the police will be banning buses next - just in case people wear England shirts on them. I learn everything I know about reality from Cable Forum :D


I wonder if you can get England Burkhas.

Flyboy 24-05-2010 16:34

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35027324)
Best not to travel by bus then?
Link
and there were witnesses.

Another Link

Big clue in the quote: "his mother claimed"

Mr Angry 24-05-2010 16:40

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
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Quote:

Originally Posted by Rob M (Post 35027344)
I wonder if you can get England Burkhas.

Yes.

nomadking 24-05-2010 16:51

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 35027351)
Big clue in the quote: "his mother claimed"

Standard journalistic language. They would use terms such as 'claimed' and 'alleged' even if there had been 100 cameras recording the events. If there had been 100 cameras recording the events, there would still be many people around here denying that it took place.

For each person(eg bus driver) that actually acts in that manner, how many actually want to do this sort of thing but don't.

Gary L 24-05-2010 16:52

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
LOL someone posts a piece of news that is of the opposite. and they jump on the person as if he made it happen! :D

did the foreigner get the sack?

Flyboy 24-05-2010 18:31

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35027357)
Standard journalistic language. They would use terms such as 'claimed' and 'alleged' even if there had been 100 cameras recording the events. If there had been 100 cameras recording the events, there would still be many people around here denying that it took place.

For each person(eg bus driver) that actually acts in that manner, how many actually want to do this sort of thing but don't.

If there were a hundred cameras recording the event, don't you think the Daily Heil would have pointed that out. Newspapers, especially the one in question, use words like "could, may have, alleged, claimed, might, believed to be" etc. when they don't have any evidence to support their claims, or when they hyperbolise the truth. It is entirely possible that the bus driver was teasing the lad and the mother took offense to his accent.

nomadking 24-05-2010 18:44

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 35027417)
If there were a hundred cameras recording the event, don't you think the Daily Heil would have pointed that out. Newspapers, especially the one in question, use words like "could, may have, alleged, claimed, might, believed to be" etc. when they don't have any evidence to support their claims, or when they hyperbolise the truth. It is entirely possible that the bus driver was teasing the lad and the mother took offense to his accent.

Really?:rolleyes: There were witnesses to the contrary.
Quote:

But he faced a torrent of anger from incredulous passengers, and minutes later backed down and allowed the family to board.
You will usually see in the media (TV, newspapers etc) the use of the words such as 'claimed' and 'alleged' when reporting news items.

Flyboy 24-05-2010 18:58

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Let's assume that this bus was a typical bus, with the driver shut away behind a perspex screen. It is unlikely that the rest of the crowded bus was really able to hear exactly what he was saying. What is more possibly likely to have happened, is that the mother shouted, "did you 'ear what 'e said? 'e said, that my darling little boy's Engerland shirt offends 'im. Can yer believe it? You all 'eard 'im, didn't yer, righ' ?"

But then, "...a torrent of anger from incredulous passengers...," probably means two old dears saying, "tsk" and raing theior eyeborws a little, "...minutes later backed down..." probably means two seconds later, he allowed her on the bus, to avoid an unnecessary scene which she was creating herself. I am not saying that the story is untrue, but going on this particular publication's history and its propensity to stretch the truth, it would irresponsible for anyone to ignore that there were other explanations.

papa smurf 24-05-2010 19:45

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 35027435)
Let's assume that this bus was a typical bus, with the driver shut away behind a perspex screen. It is unlikely that the rest of the crowded bus was really able to hear exactly what he was saying. What is more possibly likely to have happened, is that the mother shouted, "did you 'ear what 'e said? 'e said, that my darling little boy's Engerland shirt offends 'im. Can yer believe it? You all 'eard 'im, didn't yer, righ' ?"

But then, "...a torrent of anger from incredulous passengers...," probably means two old dears saying, "tsk" and raing theior eyeborws a little, "...minutes later backed down..." probably means two seconds later, he allowed her on the bus, to avoid an unnecessary scene which she was creating herself. I am not saying that the story is untrue, but going on this particular publication's history and its propensity to stretch the truth, it would irresponsible for anyone to ignore that there were other explanations.

thats one hell of an imagination you have there,are you related to Agatha christie ??

Gary L 24-05-2010 19:46

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 35027435)
Let's assume that this bus was a typical bus, with the driver shut away behind a perspex screen. It is unlikely that the rest of the crowded bus was really able to hear exactly what he was saying. What is more possibly likely to have happened, is that the mother shouted, "did you 'ear what 'e said? 'e said, that my darling little boy's Engerland shirt offends 'im. Can yer believe it? You all 'eard 'im, didn't yer, righ' ?"

But then, "...a torrent of anger from incredulous passengers...," probably means two old dears saying, "tsk" and raing theior eyeborws a little, "...minutes later backed down..." probably means two seconds later, he allowed her on the bus, to avoid an unnecessary scene which she was creating herself. I am not saying that the story is untrue, but going on this particular publication's history and its propensity to stretch the truth, it would irresponsible for anyone to ignore that there were other explanations.

Ok. that's the way it happened everybody. the bus driver didn't find anything offensive. the woman just made the whole thing up along with the media. it just never happens in real life :)

Russ 24-05-2010 19:58

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 35027435)
Let's assume that this bus was a typical bus, with the driver shut away behind a perspex screen. It is unlikely that the rest of the crowded bus was really able to hear exactly what he was saying. What is more possibly likely to have happened, is that the mother shouted, "did you 'ear what 'e said? 'e said, that my darling little boy's Engerland shirt offends 'im. Can yer believe it? You all 'eard 'im, didn't yer, righ' ?"

But then, "...a torrent of anger from incredulous passengers...," probably means two old dears saying, "tsk" and raing theior eyeborws a little, "...minutes later backed down..." probably means two seconds later, he allowed her on the bus, to avoid an unnecessary scene which she was creating herself. I am not saying that the story is untrue, but going on this particular publication's history and its propensity to stretch the truth, it would irresponsible for anyone to ignore that there were other explanations.

Oh get over yourself. There's nothing to suggest the mother is making this up. Chances are it happened the way she says it did but the bus company (quite rightly) stamped on it as it was the opinion of one man and not the whole company.

Flyboy 24-05-2010 20:06

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I am amazed that none of you are prepared to accept that the Daily Heil would exaggerate a story. The mind just boggles at the sheep-ery.

Gary L 24-05-2010 20:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 35027496)
I am amazed that none of you are prepared to accept that the Daily Heil would exaggerate a story. The mind just boggles at the sheep-ery.

Baa!

Your version was a bit far fetched though :D

Hugh 24-05-2010 20:25

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 35027496)
I am amazed that none of you are prepared to accept that the Daily Heil would exaggerate a story. The mind just boggles at the sheep-ery.

None?

btw, my personal opinion is that using the words sheeple/sheep-ery says more about the user than the intended recipients.....

http://www.oesquema.com.br/trabalhos...cd-sheeple.png

naeskydish 24-05-2010 20:42

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You should be flying your St Georges flag from every hoose and car when your team's playing. That's some wind up, banning the English shirt in pub's

Hope you enjoy yourselves!:cool:

Can't wait for the games to start, some great players to see.

Russ 24-05-2010 20:45

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by naeskydish
That's some wind up, banning the English shirt in pubs

That's exactly what it is - a wind up because it's not true.

Flyboy 24-05-2010 21:03

Re: Are Police to Ban the wearing of England Shirts in Pubs During the World cup ?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by naeskydish (Post 35027518)
You should be flying your St Georges flag from every hoose and car when your team's playing. That's some wind up, banning the English shirt in pub's

Hope you enjoy yourselves!:cool:

Can't wait for the games to start, some great players to see.

As soon as I get a hoose, I'll give it a go. :D

Is that a cross between a horse and a caribou? :D

BBKing 25-05-2010 08:54

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Quote:

I am amazed that none of you are prepared to accept that the Daily Heil would exaggerate a story.
Quite.

They normally just make it up.

A few facts:

1) the ECHR and thus the Human Rights Act explicitly protect things like wearing England shirts under the first part of Article 10:

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# Everyone has the right to freedom of expression. this right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority and regardless of frontiers. This article shall not prevent States from requiring the licensing of broadcasting, television or cinema enterprises.
2) Note 'public authority' - private authorities, such as pub landlords, are perfectly within their rights to operate things like dress codes, as long as they don't expect the police to help enforce them (they can expect the police to help enforce public order, say if they try and throw someone off their property and he becomes violent).

3) Therefore it's quite possible to walk into a pub in an England shirt and be told to get out. This isn't the fault of the Muslims, it's the fault of the English habit of letting private individuals do what they want, within reason. Having once had to search London for a pub that would let a mate wearing a Doncaster Dragons rugby league shirt come in, I can attest to this.

4) Note that private individuals don't have complete freedom of action on their own property - you can't build a bomb or murder someone or use racist/threatening language to the customers - again this is in the ECHR, in the second part of Article 10:

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# The exercise of these freedoms, since it carries with it duties and responsibilities, may be subject to such formalities, conditions, restrictions or penalties as are prescribed by law and are necessary in a democratic society, in the interests of national security, territorial integrity or public safety, for the prevention of disorder or crime, for the protection of health or morals, for the protection of the reputation or the rights of others, for preventing the disclosure of information received in confidence, or for maintaining the authority and impartiality of the judiciary.
So all you need to do to be in the clear is argue that wearing an England shirt doesn't have implications for national security, territorial integrity, public safety, crime/disorder prevention, health, morals, reputation, privacy and judicial independence. Which shouldn't be hard. Easier than defending reading the Daily Mail, which breaks several of those.

LSainsbury 25-05-2010 16:36

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Ahhhhemmm...

No - really??

papa smurf 25-05-2010 16:43

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yea but no but they'll never stop us wearing England shirts in the pub

we know the truth

we know who they are

Hugh 25-05-2010 17:00

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https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...png?imgmax=800

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2010/05/95.jpg

Gary L 25-05-2010 17:12

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Let's look at it from another angle.

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But yesterday a Met Police spokesman said: ‘Licensees are not obliged to follow our advice’
and we won't have any objections come licencing time if they don't.


Quote:

Insp Howard Lewis-Jones, of West Midlands Police, said: ‘It is nonsense. Officers are football fans too’
Some are the Chief Inspectors biggest fan, but they'd still have to arrest him if he were drunk driving.

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The Football Supporters Federation said the clarification came as a ‘relief’.
Or the backdown did.

Bluffdemon 25-05-2010 17:12

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...all-shirt.html

Gary L 25-05-2010 17:14

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Originally Posted by Bluffdemon (Post 35027898)

That is disgusting.

papa smurf 25-05-2010 17:16

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35027897)
Let's look at it from another angle.



and we won't have any objections come licencing time if they don't.




Some are the Chief Inspectors biggest fan, but they'd still have to arrest him if he were drunk driving.



Or the backdown did.

yea we won this round
we know the
truth

Gary L 25-05-2010 17:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35027901)
yea we won this round
we know the
truth

TRUTH! we can handle the truth!

papa smurf 25-05-2010 17:22

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35027902)
TRUTH! we can handle the truth!

i heard that they have thousands of cells ready for the start of the world cup ,shirt wearers will be detained without trial for six weeks .

Hugh 25-05-2010 17:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35027906)
i heard that they have thousands of cells ready for the start of the world cup ,shirt wearers will be detained without trial for six weeks .

And they will use the Black Helicopters to transport the shirt-wearers.

Gary L 25-05-2010 17:49

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Quote:

Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35027911)
And they will use the Black Helicopters to transport the shirt-wearers.

No they won't :rolleyes:

papa smurf 25-05-2010 17:57

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35027916)
No they won't :rolleyes:

its good old riot vans -with a large helping of truncheon and size ten boots .

---------- Post added at 18:57 ---------- Previous post was at 18:52 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35027911)
And they will use the Black Helicopters to transport the shirt-wearers.

now come on lets stick to the truth

Peter_ 25-05-2010 18:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35027906)
i heard that they have thousands of cells ready for the start of the world cup ,shirt wearers will be detained without trial for six weeks .

1,2,3,4 and your back in the room.:D

Damien 25-05-2010 18:12

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Stuff like this just makes me want England to go out of the World Cup as soon as possible so we don't have to hear the idiots complaining about things that never happen.

Peter_ 25-05-2010 18:15

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35027929)
Stuff like this just makes me want England to go out of the World Cup as soon as possible so we don't have to hear the idiots complaining about things that never happen.

Well the is every chance that after 3 matches they could be winging their way back home.:D

Gary L 25-05-2010 18:18

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35027929)
Stuff like this just makes me want England to go out of the World Cup as soon as possible

Somebody said the same thing. but that the police were doing the hoping.

As we're pretty useless when it comes to things like the World Cup. I expect we'll be out very soon anyway.

Tuftus 25-05-2010 18:24

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Bluffdemon (Post 35027898)

Quite frankly I am surprised it is not on YouTube already :rolleyes:

Gary L 25-05-2010 18:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Tuftus (Post 35027939)
Quite frankly I am surprised it is not on YouTube already :rolleyes:

Did somebody film it then?

Hugh 25-05-2010 18:34

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Quote:

Originally Posted by foreverwar 20th May 2010
But that would mean they would spend most of their time denying baseless unfounded stories.

And then you would get the "no smoke without fire" people, stating that there must be some basis for the story, otherwise why would it be denied.

Lose-lose situation.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L Today
...snippety snip....

Or the backdown did.

;)

papa smurf 25-05-2010 18:37

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35027946)
Did somebody film it then?

i cant find it so its obviously been banned ,what other explanation can there be :shocked:

Hugh 25-05-2010 18:42

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Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35027948)
i cant find it so its obviously been banned ,what other explanation can there be :shocked:

You're right - the cover-up is starting to spread......

First
Quote:

Following an alleged incident involving our service and the refusal of a young passenger wearing an England shirt, the following statement has been issued to the media.

Paul De Santis, Commercial Director for First said: "The claim made about one of our drivers' behaviour is a very serious one and we have been in touch with this woman several times to try to establish what actually happened.

"We have carried out a full investigation and can't find any evidence to substantiate this claim. No driver fitting the description given was working on any routes in this area at that time. Our buses were busy around the time yet no one else has been in touch with us about this alleged incident.

"We expect the highest level of professionalism from our drivers and such an act would not be tolerated. However, in this instance it now appears that no such incident took place.

"Far from banning England shirts on our buses First is fully supportive of England's World Cup campaign and we are, in fact, currently fitting good luck banners featuring England flags on all our buses in England."

Gary L 25-05-2010 18:44

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Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35027948)
i cant find it so its obviously been banned ,what other explanation can there be :shocked:

I hate it when they do that. you miss some really good ones :(

papa smurf 25-05-2010 18:47

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Quote:

Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35027957)
You're right - the cover-up is starting to spread......

First

the old river ploy ------------ denial
followed by an course we support statement :shocked:

---------- Post added at 19:47 ---------- Previous post was at 19:46 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35027961)
I hate it when they do that. you miss some really good ones :(

i know, ruddy secret service :mad:

Gary L 25-05-2010 18:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35027957)
You're right - the cover-up is starting to spread......

First

Quote:

we have been in touch with this woman several times to try to establish what actually happened.
Did she speak? was she drunk? was she incomprehensible?

Quote:

No driver fitting the description given was working on any routes in this area at that time.
She should do an ID parade.

Quote:

Our buses were busy around the time yet no one else has been in touch with us about this alleged incident.
They're hardly the BBC are they. people who witnessed it probably didn't feel they had to get in touch with the company just incase.

it would be funny if after she reads this the Daily Mail and her prove otherwise :D

Hugh 25-05-2010 18:55

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Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35027965)
i know, ruddy secret service :mad:

Shhhh - it's Q & NSA......:(

papa smurf 25-05-2010 18:57

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35027971)
Did she speak? was she drunk? was she incomprehensible?



She should do an ID parade.



They're hardly the BBC are they. people who witnessed it probably didn't feel they had to get in touch with the company just incase.

it would be funny if after she reads this the Daily Mail and her prove otherwise :D

they've probably been dissapeared , there a brutal lot in M25 :shocked:

Hugh 25-05-2010 19:01

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35027971)
Did she speak? was she drunk? was she incomprehensible?

Why - is she related to you?
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35027971)
She should do an ID parade.

Was a crime committed?
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35027971)
They're hardly the BBC are they. people who witnessed it probably didn't feel they had to get in touch with the company just incase.

Oh, come on, Gary - do you really think that someone wouldn't have wanted to make a bit of money from Mail by selling their story as back-up?
Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35027971)
it would be funny if after she reads this the Daily Mail and her prove otherwise :D

Funny? - bleeding miraculous, considering the Daily Mail's record for inaccuracy and rabble-rousing. :D

Gary L 25-05-2010 19:11

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Quote:

Originally Posted by papa smurf (Post 35027976)
they've probably been dissapeared , there a brutal lot in M25 :shocked:

Quote:

No driver fitting the description given was working on any routes in this area at that time.
We'll make a start on that one. they have a driver that fits the description, but he has witnesses to say he wasn't anywhere in that area on that day.

can we have him say ""He won't be wearing that during the World Cup, will he?" :)

---------- Post added at 20:11 ---------- Previous post was at 20:03 ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35027980)
Why - is she related to you?

Can we leave my family out of this?

Quote:

Was a crime committed?
If it did happen would it be a race crime?

Quote:

Oh, come on, Gary - do you really think that someone wouldn't have wanted to make a bit of money from Mail by selling their story as back-up?
How much money? I might do one about that barmaid who ripped my shirt off in my house.

papa smurf 25-05-2010 19:14

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35027982)
We'll make a start on that one. they have a driver that fits the description, but he has witnesses to say he wasn't anywhere in that area on that day.

can we have him say ""He won't be wearing that during the World Cup, will he?" :)

---------- Post added at 20:11 ---------- Previous post was at 20:03 ----------



Can we leave my family out of this?



If it did happen would it be a race crime?



How much money? I might do one about that barmaid who ripped my shirt off in my house.

depends on how fast the bus was going ;)

Flyboy 25-05-2010 19:28

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Quote:

Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35027957)
You're right - the cover-up is starting to spread......

First

Quote:

Following an alleged incident involving our service and the refusal of a young passenger wearing an England shirt, the following statement has been issued to the media.

Paul De Santis, Commercial Director for First said: "The claim made about one of our drivers' behaviour is a very serious one and we have been in touch with this woman several times to try to establish what actually happened.

"We have carried out a full investigation and can't find any evidence to substantiate this claim. No driver fitting the description given was working on any routes in this area at that time. Our buses were busy around the time yet no one else has been in touch with us about this alleged incident.

"We expect the highest level of professionalism from our drivers and such an act would not be tolerated. However, in this instance it now appears that no such incident took place.

"Far from banning England shirts on our buses First is fully supportive of England's World Cup campaign and we are, in fact, currently fitting good luck banners featuring England flags on all our buses in England."

So, besides being far fetched, it didn't actually happen. I'll think there is some egg on some faces. ;)

Maggy 25-05-2010 19:32

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 35028006)
So, besides being far fetched, it didn't actually happen. I'll think there is some egg on some faces. ;)

Nah! It'll be put down to a cover up.;)

papa smurf 25-05-2010 19:52

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Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35028014)
Nah! It'll be put down to a cover up.;)

just tapped into a Russian spy satellite and your right the buss is covered up

Hugh 25-05-2010 19:54

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Maggy J (Post 35028014)
Nah! It'll be put down to a cover up.;)

But then they will cover up the cover up, and deny that the cover up of the cover up ever happened; then if anybody questions the cover up of the cover up, they will have to cover up what they do to those who questioned the cover up of the cover up, thus creating a moebius strip cover up, which will bend dimensions as it recurses upon itself.

btw, this is the bus on which the incident happened - but they have covered it up.

https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/...2010/05/93.jpg

papa smurf 25-05-2010 19:56

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Quote:

Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 35028041)
But then they will cover up the cover up, and deny that the cover up of the cover up ever happened; then if anybody questions the cover up of the cover up, they will have to cover up what they do to those who questioned the cover up of the cover up, thus creating a moebius strip cover up, which will bend dimensions as it recurses upon itself.

that makes perfect sense ,i need medicine :nutter:

Flyboy 25-05-2010 20:20

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Some choice information about the fine upstanding Ms Fardon:

Woman stole from her hosts

Quote:

When a kind-hearted couple took Samantha Fardon in and offered to help her get her life back on track she repaid them by taking money from their bank account, a court heard.


The husband only spotted something was wrong when he checked his bank balance, prosecutor Simon Brenchley told Swindon magistrates.


Fardon, 21, met the couple through a friend when she was living at the Foyer, in Bath Road. In June they offered her a place to stay until she could get her life together, he said.


But within weeks her host found he had less money in his account than he thought.


He was told a series of cheques from a new chequebook had been paid out * a chequebook he had not used
Woman, 18, in custody for string of offences

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TEENAGER Samantha Fardon has been remanded in custody after crashing a stolen car while on the run for stealing a cheque and writing it out to herself.


The 18-year-old was also in breach of a community service order imposed earlier this year after she stole a chequebook from a doctor's house where she was working as a cleaner and cashed the cheques to the value of almost £5,000.


Magistrates heard that Fardon had pleaded guilty to theft of a cheque, making a false instrument, using a false instrument and failing to surrender to court when she appeared on April 5
Don't worry I really don't expect any apologies will be forthcoming, just some desperate excuses.

papa smurf 25-05-2010 21:02

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Flyboy (Post 35028082)
Some choice information about the fine upstanding Ms Fardon:

Woman stole from her hosts



Woman, 18, in custody for string of offences



Don't worry I really don't expect any apologies will be forthcoming, just some desperate excuses.

do you have anything from a more reputable source ie the daily mail or other reputable national . the swindon avertiser is hardly top class journalism ,i'll have to dismiss this until a piece of real journalism is available .


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