Hull Pride
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Yes but usually served with a side salad.
A vote loser for any political party hoping to win inner city marginals, so a blind eye is turned.
His point is this... Oh **** It, I know I don't have to tell you, Den.
So was if official policy or just arbitrarily decided? And why this particular cause when they don't acknowledge others?
The only flags which should be flown on public buildings are national flags, local flags and those of the organisation in the building.
You know he's just coming out with sly racist **** just so he can smirk about it.
Had a German shepherd crapped on our lawn one time, and he brought his dog too.
So if there are someone as au fait with Hull Pride as yourself should be able to access them and let us know? Or all your statements on the event pure guesswork?
If ever there was a need to justify Pride the ignorant bigotry displayed by some on here does just that.
I think there is an element of Fergy's decoy tactics from the Brid Police here: namely they are focussing on the flag being taken rather than their own inability to protect their own facility.
indeed
they should have armed guards, sand bags and spikes at the bottom of the flag pole
perhaps a moat too
I wouldn’t know if politicians turn a blind eye, but the people responsible should be arrested and convicted
Slightly different but it was good today to see that parents of a girl who tried to force her into a marriage she didn’t want were both locked up for several years.
The official policy...which was to fly them at the 8 stations they flew them at
"We vandalised the flag the other evening, and we note that as a result of our actions, it has had to be taken down. To be clear, we did not remove the flag, as we respect other people’s property and do not wish to be accused of theft.
"Instead, we vandalised it by cutting the rope above the cleat and releasing the halyard – the damage is easily remediable. However, should you re-fly the flag or anything similar, we WILL remove it and we will also take whatever other action we consider appropriate and proportionate. We trust that further action will not necessary.
shows the 30 iq hills have eyes types they are
"Instead, we vandalised it by cutting the rope above the cleat and releasing the halyard – the damage is easily remediable. However, should you re-fly the flag or anything similar, we WILL remove it and we will also take whatever other action we consider appropriate and proportionate. We trust that further action will not necessary.
shows the 30 iq hills have eyes types they are
That isn't an official policy. An official policy on flying flags at police stations, or any where else, would cover all of them to say they were allowed or not. Some of them means it is an arbitary decision.