Scottish bank manager gets more jail than a peadophile ?

[markie]

I've read in the papers today they are thinking of scraping this human rights act, quicker the better i say.

Well - that view comes as no surprise, does it?

You'll be promoted to Scharführer soon, if you keep this up.

Well thank you bas, i wouldn't mind being a squad leader,

 

[Glassman]

we hear you glassman

Yeah - we hear him quoting a story which does not even say that paedophiles have ever been at the hostel, let alone are there now, but does quote the nursery as saying they've never had any problems and are not concerned for the safety of the children.

I dont know how much truth there is to that particular story but I know one thing - There aint no smoke without fire!

Also if there WERE paedo's there, the local authorities are hardly ever to own up to it now are they?
As soon as they see journalists sniffing around these people will be moved on to another hiding place.

As for the parents comments, thats up to them but personally I wouldnt be happy about it.

 

[paulbrown]

we hear you glassman

Yeah -we hear him quoting a story which does not even say that paedophiles haveever been at the hostel, let alone are there now, but does quote the nursery as saying they've never had any problems and are not concerned for the safety of the children.

Heres one that does say it then.

The 11 hostels at which sex offenders will no longer be allowed are Haworth House, Blackburn; Norfolk Park Hostel, Sheffield; Kirk Lodge, Leicester; St Johns, Leeds; Bunbury House, Ellesmere Port; Elliot House, Birmingham; Camden House, London; McIntyre House, Nuneaton; Wordsworth House, Lincoln; Staitheford House, Stafford; or Luton House, Luton.

The operative part of the above quote is obviously"will no longer be allowed" To anyone with the the slightest hint of commonsense this means they have been there in the past.

The Home Secretary, John Reid, has ordered paedophiles to be moved out of hostels close to schools.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2006/06/18/upaed.xml
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Do you really mean this BAS?

but does quote the nursery as saying they've never had any problems and are not concerned for the safety of the children

It would be commercial suicide to say anything else.

Why are these people in hostels anyway, surely they should be behind bars?

 

[Slogger]

or not breathing

 

[ban-all-sheds]

Heres one that does say it then.

The 11 hostels at which sex offenders will no longer be allowed are Haworth House, Blackburn; Norfolk Park Hostel, Sheffield; Kirk Lodge, Leicester; St Johns, Leeds; Bunbury House, Ellesmere Port; Elliot House, Birmingham; Camden House, London; McIntyre House, Nuneaton; Wordsworth House, Lincoln; Staitheford House, Stafford; or Luton House, Luton.

The operative part of the above quote is obviously"will no longer be allowed" To anyone with the the slightest hint of commonsense this means they have been there in the past.

No - to anyone with the slightest bit of commonsense this means they have been allowed to be there in the past.

Anything else is speculation.

The Home Secretary, John Reid, has ordered paedophiles to be moved out of hostels close to schools.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2006/06/18/upaed.xml[/QUOTE]
I'm sure he has.

Do you really mean this BAS?

but does quote the nursery as saying they've never had any problems and are not concerned for the safety of the children

It would be commercial suicide to say anything else.

Why ask if I mean it - I was simply quoting what the news report said.

Why are these people in hostels anyway, surely they should be behind bars?

Since we don't know who "these people", are or what they have done, or how reasonable it is to treat them or place them in hostels. that's not a question that can be answered.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

or not breathing

I see your sojourn has not had a civilising influence on you.

 

[pickles]

I've read in the papers today they are thinking of scraping this human rights act, quicker the better i say.

What does it say that you don't like

 

[keyplayer]

I love lentil soup. Does that make me a peadophile?

 

[johnny_t]

I love lentil soup. Does that make me a peadophile?

Yes !!

Now go and stick a sign outside your house to let the neighbours know.

 

[markie]

I love lentil soup. Does that make me a peadophile?

Out of intrest what made you come out with that statement, ?

 

[hermes]

I love lentil soup. Does that make me a peadophile?

Out of intrest what made you come out with that statement, ?

Here's a clue: Think of another name for lentils.

 

[Slogger]

or not breathing

I see your sojourn has not had a civilising influence on you.

i only want to see ULTIMATE justice handed out BAS i am not one for forgiving the act of taking a childs life or childhood

 

[keyplayer]

I love lentil soup. Does that make me a peadophile?

Out of intrest what made you come out with that statement, ?

I've got my finger on the pulse.

 

[ban-all-sheds]

i only want to see ULTIMATE justice handed out BAS

I'm pleased about that - you used to want torture, mutilation and death to be handed out.

 

[paulbrown]

Ban-all-Sheds wrote,

No - to anyone with the slightest bit of commonsense this means they have been allowed to be there in the past.

No, to anyone with the slightest bit of commonsense it means paedophiles were placed there by the authorities.

It makes no difference how you twist the words people don't want these perverts near their kids.

Two comments from the nursery is hardly an endorsement either, I wonder how many people either refused or gave negative comments. Indeed, I wonder if any parents actually took their kids out of the nursery because of this?