I did hear that he was going to be charged with smoking in a public area.
Is it really the case that with all the laws the government has passed and the terrorist activities we have endured, they haven't passed a law for these extreme incidents that everyone could see were coming? Instead we have masses of new laws for drivers, drinkers, smokers, anti-social types and generally soft targets.
Has nuBlair made it an offence yet to disclose that a mix of petrol and diesel burns at a higher temperature than petrol alone? Wait - would an ID card prevent me from typing that?
"I did hear that he was going to be charged with smoking in a public area."
That's why he had to leave the Jeep OUTSIDE.......
And of course, Calor cylinders have an over-pressure valve to reduce the likelihood of them expl;oding in a fire.......
With doctors like those, no wonder the NHS is failing.......
It is nice that you have returned.
(In fact, you have not really been away, only virtually.)
How is your computer set-up? Are you now using a lap-top (against all good advice)?
Best wishes
Old Man
The driver's name is Singe Majeep!
He met his co-conspirator online, through Friends Reignited.
Of course, the 1883 Explosives Act is _also_ knee-jerk anti-terrorist legislation. I thought that the 1972 Act (guess why that got passed...) had superceded it, or at least established tougher penalties, but I was wrong, it seems.
"and as I predicted, the end of suspended sentences for summary offences such as drink driving, drive disqualified and the rest."
Are you sure this has been decided? I am not aware of any such proposal. I should be obliged if you copuld point me to where this is posted.
Well I heard the Lord Chief Justice speak about it last Autumn, and it will form part of the next criminal justice Bill. SSOs will be abolished for summary offences. Pity really, it was one of the really useful bits of the flawed 2003 CJA, but it's too expensive.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/
tol...icle1977676.ece
http://www.politics.co.uk/news/z...son-
$475301.htm
I agree it's a useful tool. Apart from being expensive perhaps it's also something to do with shortage of prison spaces!
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