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Government puts CCTV rule for shacks on pause

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/c...w/16661978.cms


Goa plans mechanised cleaning of beaches

4 Oct: New York Daily News. Goa's beaches, which attract thousands of tourists annually, will no longer be cleaned manually. Large cleaning machines are being acquired by the state government to clear the beaches, Tourism Minister Dileep Parulekar said on Thursday


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5 arrested in Calangute flesh trade raid

6 Oct: Navhind Times. Calangute police on Thursday evening arrested five persons and rescued three girls from Mumbai in an alleged flesh trade raid… Meanwhile, in another similar incident, acting on reliable information a raid was conducted by the Calangute police near Café Coffee Day and two girls from Mumbai were rescued. All rescued girls have been sent to the protective home.


How The Anjuna Police Protects Killers

6 Oct: The Goan on Saturday. A complete investigation of Rita Almeida's murder in Anjuna … there is mounting evidence, that the Police Inspector of Anjuna police Vishwas Karpe colluded with the murder accused, suppressed clear evidence and sought to pass of the death as asthma… Their allies, increasingly appear to be a controversial doctor Dr Jawaharlal Henriques [Goan School, Mombasa, class of '64] whose name crops up during many investigations into mysterious deaths, especially drug overdoses and Dr Aurita Madeira, who hurriedly certified death due to asthma and then went to the police station to take her statement back and destroy it, after the post mortem report certified that that death occurred due to an anti- mortem gunshot.



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New Tourist Season, Same Old Problems


5 Oct: Herald Insight. By Guilherme Almeida. On October 12, 2003, a young Swiss national was molested and raped while she was on a late evening beach stroll. The incident brought to the fore the absence of illumination along the beach belt… nine years down the lane, the beach belt is hit by absence of illumination, changing rooms and sanitation facilities

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Sling your Hook and don't come back.

Good riddance: Hate preacher Abu Hamza on his way to airport after losing last-ditch attempt to stay in Britain as court rules he must be 'extradited to U.S. immediately'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...trial-U-S.html

at last he is on his way to another country. :amen:

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[QUOTE=noni;10315878]Sling your Hook and don't come back.

Good riddance: Hate preacher Abu Hamza on his way to airport after losing last-ditch attempt to stay in Britain as court rules he must be 'extradited to U.S. immediately'

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...trial-U-S.html

at last he is on his way to another country. :amen:[/QUOTE
HIP HIP HOORAY !!!!!!!!!!!

About fffing time too !!!!!!!!!!!!!

Dread - x

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[Q


How The Anjuna Police Protects Killers

6 Oct: The Goan on Saturday. A complete investigation of Rita Almeidamurder in Anjuna … there is mounting evidence, that the Police Inspector of Anjuna police Vishwas Karpe colluded with the murder accused, suppressed clear evidence and sought to pass of the death as asthma… Their allies, increasingly appear to be a controversial doctor Dr Jawaharlal Henriques [Goan School, Mombasa, class of '64] whose name crops up during many investigations into mysterious deaths, especially drug overdoses and Dr Aurita Madeira, who hurriedly certified death due to asthma and then went to the police station to take her statement back and destroy it, after the post mortem report certified that that death occurred due to an anti- mortem gunshot



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Dr Jawarhal HENRIQUES is the same doctor who stated that Denyse Sweeney died of a drugs overdose.......only for prove to be found 2 years later that she had no drugs or alcohol in her system and a massive unexplained head injury !

Dread - x

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[QUOTE=dreadsoc;10317019]Amen to that!

Abu Hamster's thoughts as that US government jet gathered take off speed down the runway at RAF Mildenhall - pop quiz hot shots:

1) shit, shit, shit!

2) oh shit!

3) for f**k's sake, no!

4) all of the above!

Now all we have to do is get rid of his extended benefits scrounging, state bleeding family.

Queue another orchestrated gaff of her maj's opinion from Frank 'top bloke' Gardner. . . . . . . . . .

H.

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[QUOTE=hemingway;10317077]Hey Hem good to see you back.

Would love to have been there when they put him on the plane... !!!

Totally agree I wish we could send his extended and EXCESSIVELY LARGE family with him... they are utterly delightful in person - NOT !!!!!!!!!!!!! :eek::eek:

Dread - x

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;)[QUOTE=dreadsoc;10317085]They also sent four of his scrounger friends with him, imagine how many scroungers would have left the country if they all took their families with them. ;)

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[QUOTE=noni;10317097];)We'd definitely be into 3 figures.

Bloody Babar Ahmad's dad on the BBC complaining that the system had let his son down - can't believe the nerve of it, talk about polishing your brass neck!

The UK is a sick joke - the now decades old politically correct bollocks makes me virtually vomit on a daily basis.

H.

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http://daily.bhaskar.com/article/NAT...n-3887426.html[B]

GOA HOME TO COUNTRY'S BIGGEST SEX DEN.

and Muslim ladies at that!

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In the dock at last: Hate preacher Abu Hamza appears in court in New York hours after extradition to U.S.

Hamza appeared in court in New York on charge relating to kidnap in Yemen in 1998, advocating violent jihad in Afghanistan and a jihad training camp in Oregon
He touched down in the U.S. this morning after leaving the United States Air Force base RAF Mildenhall in Suffolk late last night
High Court judges yesterday rejected plea for Hamza, 54, to undergo a brain scan his lawyers said could show he is medically unfit to face trial

Terror suspects Babar Ahmad, Syed Ahsan, Khaled Al-Fawwaz and Adel Abdul Bary also extradited to the U.S.



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[QUOTE=hemingway;10317114]None of the fxxxxxrs work either...unless you class hate preaching to kill the people from the country who gave them asylum, fed them, clothed them, housed them, and educated their offspring, as 'work' !!!
Hey Hem, Noni and J5
....how long do you reckon before the TIO twxts come a screamin' on this thread with their Liberal Political dribble ? :rofl: :lol::lol:

Dread - x

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Do they have the Death penalty in NYC? :D

Dread - x

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[QUOTE=hemingway;10317114]

His father Ashfaq Ahmad, 77, from Tooting, London, said: 'After over 40 years of paying taxes in this country, I am appalled that the system has let me down in a manner more befitting of a third world country than one of the world’s oldest democracies

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[QUOTE=noni;10317141]
What taxes?????????????
That is so ironic it's almost funny !!!

Dread - x