Off Topic And Now for Something Completely Different
- Thread starter Dr.Stanley O'Google, HCFC
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And be "punished" by being sent to another diocese or to overseas missions to continue his "activities"
Here’s a couple of local ones that did
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/humber/5329146.stm
Baillie out if this lot, though sadly he was released after 8 years to reoffend
https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/new...news/faces-11-hull-*****philes-jailed-1657848
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To be certain, he should have asked Heisenberg for clarification.So Schrodinger was correct... And wrong, excellent
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Remember posters on here defending Muslims who turned up their territory against a right wing gathering. Seems it wasn’t the case. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/worl...tir-up-racial-hatred-during-riots/ar-AA1qsWhi
Wonder if the police who asked “community leaders” on how they wanted it policing and were told, surprise, surprise, they didn’t want a police presence, will be held culpable, as they weren’t there when cars were roaring around breaking traffic regulations or when the mob attacked a pub and left a bloke with a lacerated liver. (Our community leaders aren’t consulted about how we want City matches policing.
). Haven’t seen any up in court within days like so called right wingers were despite it all being caught on CCTV.
Wonder if the police who asked “community leaders” on how they wanted it policing and were told, surprise, surprise, they didn’t want a police presence, will be held culpable, as they weren’t there when cars were roaring around breaking traffic regulations or when the mob attacked a pub and left a bloke with a lacerated liver. (Our community leaders aren’t consulted about how we want City matches policing.
). Haven’t seen any up in court within days like so called right wingers were despite it all being caught on CCTV.
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Throw an egg at a demo...2-3 years.
Download images of 7 year olds being penetrated,get yourself off home.
What a ****ed up judicial system we have!!
Download images of 7 year olds being penetrated,get yourself off home.
What a ****ed up judicial system we have!!
Dodgy handshakes involved?? I think so.
he had no recollection of viewing!!gtf
He might kill himself if he goes to prison!! Gtf
“As he handed down the sentence, the chief magistrate said he accepted evidence that Edwards had no recollection of viewing the indecent images due to his mental health issues at the time of the offences.
The court heard from a forensic psychosexual therapist that there was a “tangible risk” of suicide as Edwards, who is currently an inpatient at the private Nightingale mental health hospital in London, “considers that his family situation may be improved if he was not alive”.
Social media’s fault !! Gtf
Dad was a bit of a bully! Gtf
Didn’t get into Oxford! Gtf
All mitigation
****ing disgrace
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A psychiatrist told the court Edwards was a ‘complex’ individual. Photograph: Metropolitan police/PA Media
The report went on to claim that social media had allowed Edwards, who had “managed” his sexual attraction to men since 1994, to “re-engage” with those desires and “boost his fragile self-esteem”.
The court also heard from a consultant psychiatrist who said Edwards was a “complex” individual who had a “particularly challenging” relationship with his father.
The court heard that a “restricted, puritanical but often hypocritical background of growing up in a particular cultural milieu of south Wales with a father who was highly regarded and lauded outside the family, but was perceived as behaving monstrously within the family, created both an enduring cognitive dissonance and low self-esteem”.
The court heard that this had been “compounded by a sense of being inferior by not getting into Oxford and going to Cardiff instead, and being therefore something of an outsider at the BBC”
I remember at a press conference a journalist asking if the casualties included the suicide bomber. And an MP once declaring the trouble is if you let suicide bombers get away with it they will do it again.