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Precisely. There is absolutely no need to read the Daily Mail or be influenced by its reportings in any way at all to realise the veracity of the above comment. All you need to do is to study all the various official reports and evidential documents relating to current British social trends resulting from an array of Governmental legislation over those same thirty years or so - and, of course, the absolute requirement to live in the UK itself where you can gain a whole lot of higly relevant information from the people who work on the "coal face", the "front line", so to speak, of education, social welfare, the police and social services, the magisterial and crown courts and the general public at large.

It really was only a matter of time before the events of the last four days or so in urban/metropolitan Britain broke out as graphically as they did.

Britain's most urgent and essential need now is a strong and resilient Government with all the strength, will and resolve to carry out all that is necessary in order to cure the desperate social sickness affecting a huge chunk of British society...the Jeremy Kyle society and its ilk. The boils finally erupted - now drastic measures must be taken to effectively lance them all.

If the Opposition in Parliament at Westminster (or the limp wristed Lib Dem portion of the watered down Coalition) blocks any of them on purely party political grounds then they need incarceration along with all the scumbags now keeping the magistrates and Crown courts working right around the clock seven days a week.

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I really don't think we'll ever recover from that liberal path Thatcher led us down.

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Actually yes I agree, we should.

But you miss my point, he ran because he knew he was a law breaker, and thought that was why the police wanted to talk to him. This was in response to a post by Octang Frye: I guess the only people who should fear armed police are wrongdoers, correct? I'm sure Jean Charles de Menezes would beg to differ.

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I think you missed the point :blink:

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Lol, just about to post that. Thatcher was in power for a third of those 30 years... what a darned liberal pinko she was!

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Don't often agree with you Octang, but you got this 100% correct. It's a lesson that simply hasn't been learned by successive UK governments and is still seen in some of the laughable suggestions that Cameron made in the wake of these riots.

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According to this, he was in the country legally:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7048756.stm

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The same article also states:

"A counterfeit stamp found on his passport may only have been added after he entered the UK, Mr Roach said".

Just another lowlife! :D

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Indeed. Counterfeit stamp = execution.

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To paraphrase Dirty Harry, if you carry on down this path you're going to be executing people for jaywalking.

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Should the title of this thread be changed?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...s-English.html

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Interesting.

As far as I can see whilst there are no doubt English people participating, the majority seem otherwise.

I watched the coverage of the 3 who died in Birmingham.

Multiculturalism at its finest.

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I think they are talking about the location of the riots, referring to "England riots".

You may not be aware that 'people of colour' have been living in the country for generations.

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Weird. I can't tell someone's nationality from their picture. Well all except Neds who have ginger bonces if the hood is down.

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An interesting opinion on pictures of the rioters from el grauniad: http://www.guardian.co.uk/global/201...allery-rioters