Ha ha ha Barry Has also fell asleep what on Earth is going onpic.twitter.com/3R6KJPhSwE please log in to view this image
Rod Bishop@rodbishop15 Oct 21 Follow Follow @rodbishop15 Just when you think Corbyns hate mob can’t sink any lower they lay into our vets and their supporters. please log in to view this image
this is why you should do the job yourself and not rely on cheaper sub contractors Hesitant hitmen jailed over botched assassination in China 22 October 2019 please log in to view this image Image copyright Nanning Intermediate People's Court A group of hitmen have been jailed after repeatedly trying to subcontract a job to each other in Guangxi, China. Businessman Tan Youhui hired a hitman to "take out" his competitor for $282,000 (£218,000), a court heard. But the hitman hired another man to do the job, offering $141,000. That man hired another hitman, who hired another hitman, who hired another hitman. The plan crumbled when the final hitman met the man, named only as Wei, in a cafe and proposed faking his death. All six men - the five hitmen and Tan - were convicted of attempted murder by the court in Nanning, Guangxi, following a trial that lasted three years. What happened? The saga of the subcontracted hitmen dates back to a professional dispute in 2013, when Mr Wei took legal action against Tan's firm, the Nanning Intermediate People's Court said on its website. Scared of losing money fighting a lengthy court case, Tan contacted hitman Xi Guangan and offered him ¥2m ($282,000) to kill Mr Wei. Xi accepted the job but shortly afterwards asked another hitman, Mo Tianxiang, to kill Mr Wei instead, offering him ¥1m. After Mo accepted, Xi renegotiated with Tan to be paid another ¥1m after the killing. But Mo in turn contacted another man, Yang Kangsheng, who agreed to carry out the killing for an upfront fee of ¥270,000, with another ¥500,000 to be paid afterwards. Yang Kangsheng then offered another hitman, Yang Guangsheng, ¥200,000 to assassinate Mr Wei, also with a bonus of ¥500,000 after completion. Finally, the chain came to an end when Yang Guangsheng offered a fifth hitman, Ling Xiansi, ¥100,000 to kill Mr Wei. please log in to view this image Image copyright Nanning Intermediate People's Court Image caption All six men - including the businessman who originally called the hit - were jailed Instead of carrying out the murder, Ling met up with Mr Wei in a cafe, told him there was a hit on him and proposed a plan - that the two of them fake the murder. Mr Wei agreed to pose, gagged and bound, for a photo that Ling could take back to Yang Guangsheng - before later reporting the case to the police. The case initially went to trial in 2016, but the six defendants were acquitted due to a lack of evidence. Prosecutors appealed against the decision, and the second trial lasted three years. Tan, who hired the original hitman, was sentenced to five years in prison, while Xi, the first hitman, was sentenced to three years and six months. Yang Kangsheng and Yang Guangsheng were sentenced to three years and three months, Mo was sentenced to three years, and Ling was sentenced to two years and seven months.
How dare you have an incorrect opinion! Clearly, you are guilty of thought crime, Ubes. You'll be sent to France for re-education where DT will set his goats on you
When do you reckon we will get to see an economic impact statement? Looking forward to it after Boris has described it as a great deal.
Weren't you listening Bob? There's no need. Just believe. Think happy thoughts...... ….there's a Neverland waiting for you.
