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You have obviously no idea what I think about that...
At last, someone locked up for life!!!
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Who mentioned beatings m'lud. ?
So enlighten us then...
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I hope he ******* rots in hell.
I'll no doubt go to my grave long before he is ever considered for release but I feel somewhat happy that I will never be around to see his release or death. I would have preferred the death penalty but I guess I am old school and not suited to this life of human rights. C'est la vie.
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Not so much human rights as human error
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Do you think he will live that long?
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42 years minimum. Didn't go to court for his sentencing - since when has that been allowed?
From Peter Hitchens:
The Assistant Chief Constable of Merseyside, Chris Green, has said that abusers of illegal drugs are responsible for the vast snakepit of drug-related crime which led to the unbearable death of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel. He said
‘There’s a strong message, if those individuals who at the weekend are partying out in clubs or socialising in houses think they’re not doing any harm by having a line of cocaine or doing whatever they want to do … Everyone involved in the chain is responsible. That is the reality. If there wasn’t demand, there wouldn’t be supply.’
And he is dead right. But perhaps he’d care to say how his force, or indeed any UK police force, has been treating the crime of drug possession. As I understand it, they have been turning a blind eye to it for about 30 years.........
In which case the police too are involved in the chain.
From Peter Hitchens:
The Assistant Chief Constable of Merseyside, Chris Green, has said that abusers of illegal drugs are responsible for the vast snakepit of drug-related crime which led to the unbearable death of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel. He said
‘There’s a strong message, if those individuals who at the weekend are partying out in clubs or socialising in houses think they’re not doing any harm by having a line of cocaine or doing whatever they want to do … Everyone involved in the chain is responsible. That is the reality. If there wasn’t demand, there wouldn’t be supply.’
And he is dead right. But perhaps he’d care to say how his force, or indeed any UK police force, has been treating the crime of drug possession. As I understand it, they have been turning a blind eye to it for about 30 years.........
In which case the police too are involved in the chain.
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It wouldn't be the first time someone was 'got at' on the inside.
The first three years will be Hell - then it's all downhill from there.
Don't expect anything plausible.
What your after is the last topic in this piece.
The Country was Misled on a Vital Matter - and it Wasn't Johnson's Parties - Mail Online - Peter Hitchens blog
The Country was Misled on a Vital Matter - and it Wasn't Johnson's Parties
hitchensblog.mailonsunday.co.uk
If someone is convicted, they should essentially be forced to attend the sentencing and, if it's the wish of the family, be forced to look them in the eye if they (the family) have statements to read out.
As for the sentence, yes 42 years is of course a decent length, however it should have been life with no parole.
I'll say it again, we p1ss enough £££ down the drain in this country on wasted initiatives and strategies. Why not invest a few billion in more prisons, properly staffed, and lock people up for life in the case of heinous crimes, and longer for lesser crimes.
As for the sentence, yes 42 years is of course a decent length, however it should have been life with no parole.
I'll say it again, we p1ss enough £££ down the drain in this country on wasted initiatives and strategies. Why not invest a few billion in more prisons, properly staffed, and lock people up for life in the case of heinous crimes, and longer for lesser crimes.
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