Battle of Orgreave inquiry ruled out

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monacoger said:
That is more the EU who subsidise them
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Gove-adder and IDSS repeatedly said during the referendum campaign that farmers would receive the same level of support if we left the EU, as they were, ahem, a 'Vital sector of the economy'. Given their links to the Tory Party, I suspect that's one promise the Brexiters will keep. They'll probably get that £350m a week that was supposedly going to the NHS as well (or the bits of it that actually exist).
 
donga darko said:
Gove-adder and IDSS repeatedly said during the referendum campaign that farmers would receive the same level of support if we left the EU, as they were, ahem, a 'Vital sector of the economy'. Given their links to the Tory Party, I suspect that's one promise the Brexiters will keep. They'll probably get that £350m a week that was supposedly going to the NHS as well (or the bits of it that actually exist).
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<laugh> yeah because the UK will manage to afford that when they stupidly leave the EU
 
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Britain has a long history of military action against its own. Shameful violent action against peaceful protest. Tanks in George Square and Scottish regiments locked in their barracks while train loads of ****s are set upon the people.

Disgraceful nation.
 
A.L.D.O 4.1 said:
Britain has a long history of military action against its own. Shameful violent action against peaceful protest. Tanks in George Square and Scottish regiments locked in their barracks while train loads of ****s are set upon the people.

Disgraceful nation.
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Peterloo.
 
DevAdvocate said:
The miners are right to ask for an inquiry, then maybe we'll find the polis who dropped a breeze block on that guy.

The polis totlay overreacted, here's a picture of Orgreave before the filth arrived.

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Dev sticking up for his pals because every **** knows that the police in the 80s were really friendly folk that widne hurt a fly.

Nae corruption or evil power mad ****s at all copper wise.

Right ye are then.
 
A.L.D.O 4.1 said:
They killed whole communities
pud said:
Didn't murder any **** tho ...
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10s of thousands on a slow death though.

Tbh I do fall on the side of the miners but it stalls a bit when I think of that sleekit abomination of a Human Being Arthur Scargil.

What a ****ing wolloper he was/is.

He dead? Was only a few years ago they took his million pound gaff in London off him.
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DevAdvocate said:
The miners are right to ask for an inquiry, then maybe we'll find the polis who dropped a breeze block on that guy.

The polis totlay overreacted, here's a picture of Orgreave before the filth arrived.

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Do you mean the ones who have already served time for manslaughter of it are due compensation for wrongful conviction?
 
DevAdvocate said:
The miners are right to ask for an inquiry, then maybe we'll find the polis who dropped a breeze block on that guy.

The polis totlay overreacted, here's a picture of Orgreave before the filth arrived.

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And here's what it looked like after the filth turned up
 

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