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Offline Merddin Emrys

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« Reply #240 on: May 19, 2012, 07:00:07 am »
They spend too much time trying to catch speeding motorists and not enough time on the real crimes! $angry$
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« Reply #241 on: May 30, 2012, 01:24:51 pm »
I was just going to my car which was parked in Tesco's car park when a smartly dressed middle aged lady drove into a car parking space next but one to mine.
She parked the car perfectly and then got out and went to do her shopping.
The car was a brand new golden coloured Jaguar and one of the nicest vehicles we had seen for many years.
 After she went we admired the car but then noticed that some scumbag had keyed all along the driver's side of the vehicle. 
What possesses these mindless morons to do such an act of blatant and pointless vandalism?   Why can't they just admire the vehicle and work hard so that they too can buy one?
 


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« Reply #242 on: May 30, 2012, 01:39:16 pm »
It comes down to the British disease of jealousy, I'm afraid.  &shake&

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« Reply #243 on: May 30, 2012, 04:31:05 pm »
I've never understood jealousy, envy, some people see what others have and instead of thinking that they can work to have one someday they have to damage it or steal it! They have strange minds sadly!  I'm always very careful where I leave any of my cars, especially the Jag!  $angry$
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« Reply #244 on: May 31, 2012, 08:42:54 am »
Oh dear, my old friend is in trouble again...  &shake&

Llandudno man jailed for abusing Olympic torch crowds

Richard Wyn Davies, 40, of Abbey Road, Llandudno, who has a drink problem, admitted breaching an ASBO at the town.

Magistrates' chairman Toby Prosser told him at Llandudno: "During a unique event for many people, with children and members of the public present, regrettably your actions spoiled it for them.

“The offence is so serious a non-custodial sentence can’t be justified.”

Prosecutor Julia Galston said Davies had been on the promenade at Craig y Don and a steward informed police about him.

“The area was packed with locals, visitors and many schoolchildren. Officers spoke to Mr Davies.

“He was under the influence of alcohol, a bottle of cider was close by him.

“He’s breached his ASBO on numerous occasions.”

Defence solicitor Graham Parry said a rehabilitation placement was needed for Davies.

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« Reply #245 on: May 31, 2012, 09:41:26 am »
Any idea what he actually did THIS time Dave?    ZXZ
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« Reply #246 on: May 31, 2012, 09:48:44 am »
Probably a chorus or two of 'Welcome to F**king Wales"...  &shake&  :laugh:

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« Reply #247 on: June 07, 2012, 01:31:28 am »
As I warned on this Forum many months ago..... an open admission from a Chief Constable that the cuts in policing HAS caused a rise in crime.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lancashire-18341410

Apart from the obvious false economy aspect, the government are guilty of causing unnecessary human suffering by this uncivilised and short-sighted approach.   &shake& &shake&
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« Reply #248 on: June 07, 2012, 10:49:05 am »
As I warned on this Forum many months ago..... an open admission from a Chief Constable that the cuts in policing HAS caused a rise in crime.
   &shake& &shake&

I don't think it is so much a reduction in numbers of Police Officers but more the correct and best deployment of those we have.     $angry$
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« Reply #249 on: July 26, 2012, 10:13:23 pm »
Perhaps this is not the most cheerful of first postings, but I’ve got to start somewhere, and I would be pleased to hear others views are on today’s happenings …

I was walking through a park area of old Colwyn, about lunchtime today, and saw a group of delightful children and a few adults drinking beer on a bench. After finishing each drink, they threw the bottle onto the path, smashing it. The bench was surrounded by shattered glass, and I guess the grass around it was too. We are talking about thirty mini bottles.

Not fancying having a bottle thrown at me, I reversed my direction just as two Council workers turned up. They were far from impressed. I stood behind the entrance to watch the fun as some coppers turned up within two minuets of their arrival, clearly called prior to their arrival. They didn’t look too impressed either.
From where I stood, I could hear each of the t**ts questions answer with a belligerent “f**k off!” to every inquiry. Children, teenagers, and the two adults all answered the same way.

How nice, I thought, these must be truly delightful people to know and live with. I do hope they are just passing through on the way to a mass suicide.

One lad, I’m guessing nineteen or twenty, was particularly foul-mouthed and from where I was watching, seemed to become very upset when the copper tried to question him. I was distracted by his very young girlfriend, dressed like a fancy-dress prostitute (fifteen if a day, and surely a crime in its self!) who was screaming at the police to let him go; as he was indeed an upstanding member of the community and was being unfairly treated by Mr. Plod.

He was nicked as he tried to headbutt a Copper and lead away from his admiring and beer soaked companions.

The party was over, the kids dispersed with an overheard “those wan**r can clean up”, as they gestured at the Council workers. I guess their parents were all taxpayers and funded the State and its workers at its highest rate.

I lingered long enough to wait until all the delightful gang were gone, and I continued my way past the Council workers who were beginning to pick the glass up. I paused to commiserate the mess of glass and abuse they had endured.

“Almost every day” said one, “believe me, it’s every other day, somewhere around here.”  On inquiry, I was informed that all glass and abuse lobbing, were locals from an area between Colwyn Bay and Llandulas. How heart warming!

So, as I unusually drink an alcoholic drink on a work night, in a mild state of depression, I offer these points for your reply.

1)   Why do we put up with this scum ruining our area? Why don’t we do something other than voting for Government after Government that lie to us regarding Law and Order? Who cares?
2)   Isn’t this a time that we should be protecting the Earth from ‘Global Warming’ and find ‘Green Alternatives’ to industrial solutions? I hear this all the time, and I’m sure that natural, organic materials should help us all. Such as fertiliser for plants and a reduction in Oxygen theft. Think about it. How sad would you really be?
3)   I hate bleeding-heart do-gooders. They are as responsible for our country becoming a dirty toilet as much as the filth that causes the problems. Should we shuffle them over a cliff too?
4)   Where can I find enough piano wire, stools and lampposts to solve our easily fixed problems regarding ‘unsociable behaviour?’   

Should you not care to take a view, I suggest you occupy your mind with telephone voting for a singing Jesus or some such worthwhile distraction as you fortify your homes, as several MPs and members of our local Council has informed me that due to the ‘necessity’ to clear the filth from inner Cities, it has resulted in thousands of such f**kers being bussed our way in the near feature...

Good night and good luck.

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Re: Crime and criminals
« Reply #250 on: July 26, 2012, 11:00:34 pm »
Main problem seems to be the EEC,we have always been pretty liberal,but with the EEC its impossible.

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« Reply #251 on: July 26, 2012, 11:09:00 pm »
Sadly, you see those sort of parasites everywhere these days. Utter vermin, they never work and spend their days high on alcohol or drugs. Lefties will always have some hand wringing excuses for the behaviour of these sort of people, but those same lefties will always be sure to live in a nice a nice area far away from the scum we're talking about.  :roll:


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« Reply #252 on: July 26, 2012, 11:21:20 pm »
I think you'll find most of the problems of our broken society are caused by the evolution of the policies introduced by that witch Margaret bloody Thatcher not the 'Lefties' you refer to!
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« Reply #253 on: July 27, 2012, 12:03:25 am »
They make your blood boil and I just wouldn't stand for it.  The way society is at the moment all these scum bags get away with their behavior towards the police because they know damn well that the police have to grin and bear it through fear of being prosecuted or jeopardising the case their dealing with.  Faced with someone who will give them a hiding it's a different matter.  Many times I have dealt with these morons who think they can treat your pub anyway they wish and every time they have been given a dustpan and brush or a mop and believe me they clear up after themselves.  I have said it before and I'll say it again more often than not these wastes of space do not even come from round here.  :rage: :rage:

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« Reply #254 on: July 27, 2012, 07:24:24 am »
SDQ- I think you can see the beginnings of this before Maggie came to power. I think the 70s were when things really started to go down hill and you started to see behaviour like this starting (though on a far level than today), certainly in the cities.

Quite a bit of the groundwork was laid in the late 60s at a policy, educational and law and order level, but didn't really have much of an effect as despite the image of the 'swinging 60s', society in general was still very, very conservative in many aspects. It was only in the early/mid 70s that behaviour, morals and standards started to go downhill.

Watching Dominic Sandford's recent history of the 70s, with lots of stats and contemporary footage from that period really reminded me how coarse some people started to become at about that time, though in places like Llandudno that maybe was less evident at that time.