Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:20 pm
Bricky is on lock now.
Everyone bein told to shut up shop.
Everyone bein told to shut up shop.
oof, such a poor choice of words.wub wrote:
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Re: Tottenham eh...
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:20 pm
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:22 pm
Professor Gus John on the BBC right now - finally someone talking some sense on the news!
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:26 pm
Word is that rioters are gathering in Five Ways, police EVERYWHERE in city centre, road closures, bare muggings, the fort shopping centre is being done over now according to somebody who's wife works there. Might dip from work soon, work in Aston, kicked off there last night. LONG.Riddles wrote:Ty for the heads up, I'll walk home a different waygarethom wrote:Birmingham-heads, I work near the city centre, people are being sent home, stuff has already kicked off, in Wolves and West Brom too. City Centre is gonna be on lock down from 3:30.
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:26 pm
why don't we have someone like this guy in charge instead of corrupt middle class wankersJonu wrote:Professor Gus John on the BBC right now - finally someone talking some sense on the news!
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:27 pm
stuff as far south as bexleyheath and eltham/new eltham/avery hill is all shutting up shop by 3/4
south east**
south east**
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:29 pm
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:31 pm
NW London people:
Edgware's been hit apparently. The sainsbury's by the broadwalk. Also, girl said Mill Hill had been hit, near Waitrose? I'm not to familiar with the area, she works there
Edgware's been hit apparently. The sainsbury's by the broadwalk. Also, girl said Mill Hill had been hit, near Waitrose? I'm not to familiar with the area, she works there
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:32 pm
Mill Hill is quite a long way out in suburbia, and quite rich and posh.zerbaman wrote:NW London people:
Edgware's been hit apparently. The sainsbury's by the broadwalk. Also, girl said Mill Hill had been hit, near Waitrose? I'm not to familiar with the area, she works there
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:34 pm
Police have asked all shops on Hampstead high street to close at 4 today....
Re: Tottenham eh...
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:39 pm
you are gonna either be poor or living off an inheritance. stfu.futures_untold wrote:Of course opportunities are seized rather than provided.
If someone is motivated, they will do what it takes to capitalise on the opportunities that they create for themselves.
To my mind, that generally doesn't mean waiting for employment 'opportunities' from others!
All I'm saying is that everyone is capable of finding ways and means to improve their lives without wanton destruction or resorting to crime and violence to advance.
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:41 pm
garethom wrote:Word is that rioters are gathering in Five Ways, police EVERYWHERE in city centre, road closures, bare muggings, the fort shopping centre is being done over now according to somebody who's wife works there. Might dip from work soon, work in Aston, kicked off there last night. LONG.Riddles wrote:Ty for the heads up, I'll walk home a different waygarethom wrote:Birmingham-heads, I work near the city centre, people are being sent home, stuff has already kicked off, in Wolves and West Brom too. City Centre is gonna be on lock down from 3:30.
Fuck, I work between new street and five ways too.
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:42 pm
Mill Hill? Hampstead Heath? It'll be fucking Knightsbridge and Twickenham next!
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:44 pm
A friend working in Clapham has said Police telling all businesses on the High Street to shut by 4pm as reports of 700 youths gona hit it later. Rah.
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:45 pm
dreamizm wrote:A friend working in Clapham has said Police telling all businesses on the High Street to shut by 4pm as reports of 700 youths gona hit it later. Rah.
That'll be funny, watching the coked up midweek drinkers that are the Clapham set get started on.
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:46 pm
Boris was just on live telly and got fucking torn apart by the public. Then when things got particularly tough he walked off.
What a hero.
What a hero.
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:49 pm
pulkpull wrote:Boris was just on live telly and got fucking torn apart by the public. Then when things got particularly tough he walked off.
What a hero.
Reckon Ken will get in next time because of this, Boris not doing well with it at all.
Also, doubt Theresa May will be staying around for too long, even Cameron taking a knocking.
.....out to those that say mindless violence doesn't change anything!
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:52 pm
Couldnt happen to a nicer person! She is literally so in touch with the streets, they call her T-Dogg down in Brixton. I felt so much better when I saw an interview with her this morning!Mr Hyde wrote:pulkpull wrote:Boris was just on live telly and got fucking torn apart by the public. Then when things got particularly tough he walked off.
What a hero.
Reckon Ken will get in next time because of this, Boris not doing well with it at all.
Also, doubt Theresa May will be staying around for too long, even Cameron taking a knocking.
.....out to those that say mindless violence doesn't change anything!
Re: UK riots
Posted: Tue Aug 09, 2011 1:57 pm
LA_Boxers wrote:Couldnt happen to a nicer person! She is literally so in touch with the streets, they call her T-Dogg down in Brixton. I felt so much better when I saw an interview with her this morning!Mr Hyde wrote:pulkpull wrote:Boris was just on live telly and got fucking torn apart by the public. Then when things got particularly tough he walked off.
What a hero.
Reckon Ken will get in next time because of this, Boris not doing well with it at all.
Also, doubt Theresa May will be staying around for too long, even Cameron taking a knocking.
.....out to those that say mindless violence doesn't change anything!
she is a knob, should either be liberal and say she'll address policing and community problems and try to talk people down, or be tough and let the police use force with tear gas/water cannons. Just saying 'this is unacceptable' but doing nothing new doesn't achieve much, seems their political stance so far has been 'this is terrible, people shouldn't do it' then go around areas the next day shaking hands.