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Hugh 03-02-2013 19:09

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Originally Posted by toonlight (Post 35531497)
Well where did I say I was going do someone else's job or just post all the bit need for him to say ..." oh my he was right". If you want to defend yourself & stand for your rights you read up it yourself I did, so has he. No point in saying prove it or it's false as you won't have any out come. If people want to use the rule of the land to there advantage you have look them up. Try the law society for one... so I've give you some but rest is up to you. End of matter. :Peace:

Well, I showed your post to a close friend of mine, who is a Senior Manager for the CPS, and who has been a lawyer for over 25 years - after she had stopped crying with laughter, she said she took one of these cases every couple of years, and not one has ever won on the basis you put forward.

toonlight 03-02-2013 19:12

Re: Scrap Heap For Britain's 'Barmy Bin Rules'
 
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35531506)
Well, I showed your post to a close friend of mine, who is a Senior Manager for the CPS, and who has been a lawyer for over 25 years - after she had stopped crying with laughter, she said she took one of these cases every couple of years, and not one has ever won on the basis you put forward.


Here's a refresher for you then, pay close attention....... look where the human beings stand in our country.... then choke. Then look where the courts stand & rest. Look down to the part where is quote "corporations" that means courts, governments, banks. Last point look at the information at the bottom to clear things up Hugh.

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Sirius 03-02-2013 19:13

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35531506)
Well, I showed your post to a close friend of mine, who is a Senior Manager for the CPS, and who has been a lawyer for over 25 years - after she had stopped crying with laughter, she said she took one of these cases every couple of years, and not one has ever won on the basis you put forward.

Thought as much.

Hugh 03-02-2013 19:44

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toon, you do realise UK Column is just as loony as WND, don't you?

btw, "God's law"? - are you serious?

Sirius 03-02-2013 21:17

Re: Scrap Heap For Britain's 'Barmy Bin Rules'
 
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Originally Posted by toonlight (Post 35531507)
Here's a refresher for you then, pay close attention....... look where the human beings stand in our country.... then choke. Then look where the courts stand & rest. Look down to the part where is quote "corporations" that means courts, governments, banks. Last point look at the information at the bottom to clear things up Hugh.

http://www.ukcolumn.org/sites/defaul.../heirarchy.jpg

What a load of bull excreta, I am so glad i don't live in your fantasy world.

Hugh 03-02-2013 22:40

Re: Scrap Heap For Britain's 'Barmy Bin Rules'
 
tbf, he is only there part time (during the "puff puff" time...).

jonbxx 04-02-2013 08:38

Re: Scrap Heap For Britain's 'Barmy Bin Rules'
 
Back on topic, what are people chucking away to have their bins overflowing on a fortnightly collection? Or do people have very small bins? We have a standard 120l wheely bin for landfill waste and it's 2/3 full at most after two weeks.

We get cardboard and kitchen waste collected weekly and landfill and recycling (bins for plastics and cans, a bin for paper and a bin for glass) collected fortnightly.

raging bull 04-02-2013 11:23

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Our landfill bin (120l) is collected weekly, although just a couple of large bin bags in.
Recycling bin (120l) collected every 4 weeks, cardboard/papers plus plastic and cans.

toonlight 23-02-2013 13:57

Re: Scrap Heap For Britain's 'Barmy Bin Rules'
 
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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35531527)
toon, you do realise UK Column is just as loony as WND, don't you?

btw, "God's law"? - are you serious?

Well, sorry for the long wait... but ain't most "loonys" proved right after the event/s has taken place...... history has proven this over & over; you have only to look for yourself to find this out people. No one should discount anything in this modern world as "loony" if it sound too good to be true.

Just getting back to the original point here, waste/recycling; the targets that where set out where never going to be reached, the people that put them in place knew that before hand; so when it happens they push up the council rates or cut more services to look to be doing some thing about it but really all there doing is getting kick backs from that govern us all > central European bank through our own corrupt government. That how big government works; for private interests not for the public that funds them.

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Originally Posted by jonbxx (Post 35531626)
Back on topic, what are people chucking away to have their bins overflowing on a fortnightly collection? Or do people have very small bins? We have a standard 120l wheely bin for landfill waste and it's 2/3 full at most after two weeks.

We get cardboard and kitchen waste collected weekly and landfill and recycling (bins for plastics and cans, a bin for paper and a bin for glass) collected fortnightly.


Many people don't see why like myself do we pay our council rates yet still have sort out our own rubbish..... we pay their wages to provide a service not for us to do their work for them !!! I say get the jailed prisoners to do the dirty work sorting out rubbish to earn their keep not just get 3 square meals a day & all the care they require for there jailed years. BTW I don't recycle anything much, just all goes in the black bag where it belongs as it should be, to sorted later by a service that I pay for in my rates :mad:

Derek 24-02-2013 10:28

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Originally Posted by toonlight (Post 35540677)
BTW I don't recycle anything much, just all goes in the black bag where it belongs as it should be, to sorted later by a service that I pay for in my rates :mad:

Errr you do realise that for local government to pay someone to sort through your rubbish and sort it out would involve your rates being a lot higher than they currently are?

Sirius 24-02-2013 11:31

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Originally Posted by Derek (Post 35540924)
Errr you do realise that for local government to pay someone to sort through your rubbish and sort it out would involve your rates being a lot higher than they currently are?

That is not the case in his Herbal fantasy world :LOL:

Will21st 24-02-2013 11:39

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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35540942)
That is not the case in his Herbal fantasy world :LOL:

I do have to say there seems to be a rather alarming rate of puff-lovers that buy into this whole NWO rubbish....
That's why it's illegal,the government knows that if we all partook we'd be onto them!! :shocked: :D

Hugh 24-02-2013 11:40

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Mmmmmmm - you may have a point there (cue massive conspiracy theory....)

Will21st 24-02-2013 11:57

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35540949)
Mmmmmmm - you may have a point there (cue massive conspiracy theory....)

I can't go into specifics,but I have papers proving that MI5 and CIA are behind it....

Osem 24-02-2013 13:40

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Originally Posted by Derek (Post 35540924)
Errr you do realise that for local government to pay someone to sort through your rubbish and sort it out would involve your rates being a lot higher than they currently are?

Course he doesn't. He doesn't see the connection between what he pays in CT and the services he gets. I dare say that if his local council decided to save local taxpayers a few quid by paying their refuse collectors less and making a few of them redundant he'd complain about that too.


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