atila the gooner

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Andy Warhol looks a scream, hang him on my wall, Andy Warhol Silver Screen, can't tell them apart at all

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > WTF atila? Talk about putting words into my > mouth!!! > > No, no different if it had been one of our own, > whatever the heck that means, my being a spaniard, > where it was state policy briefly to hire moroccan > mercenaries to gun down 'basque separatists' (read > innocent people), a shameful stain on that country > the should have toppled the government when it > came to light. > > This was a shitty operation that went wrong and an > attempted cover up ensued. I've said that was > wrong and the man should go, what more do you > want? I'd pick fights when they occur mate, don't > make them up. > > "he looked nervous, apparently." and by god you're > swallowing the lies that was part of the cover > story!! This the problem with the written word, it's how you interpret it. I meant that the police used the "looking nervous" thing as pretty lame excuse for plugging him with 7 bullets, in other words he looked nervous so he must have been guilty of something. Does that make my point any clearer? As for "one of our own", I'd still be interested to know what the public/press/media reaction would have been if the person gunned down had been a brit. Does that make things clearer. I think that the police screwed up royally, and have paid a very small price for it ( I guess the tax payer will be picking up the tab for this shambles!!)

mockney piers Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "and put the poor mans family out of their > misery" > my god, when will it end? > > I have to say I thought it somewhat hypocritical > of the brazilian authorities to criticise; as > terrible as this extrajudicial execution was, it > was f**k-up*, and a pretty unusual one at that; in > Brazil death squads are police policy. > > *Totally agree with Sean, it was the cover up that > stunk, bad mistakes happen and hopefully we learn > from them, but to come out with stuff about heavy > coats, wires, unusual behaviour etc, lies, and he > should walk. Mockney, I am well aware of the Brazilian authorities record in respect of human rights, that's not the point. This guy was shot, in public, in the head 7 TIMES For f**k sake. This is not about the Brazilian authorities, this about our "boys in blue" and an innocent human being being gunned down becasue he looked nervous, apparently. How f**k**g lame is that. Let's not forget that, and fall in to the trap of tit for tat and saying "well your human rights record is worse than ours". I suppose it would have been different if it had been "one of our own" would it??

Well when you're sitting there, in your silk upholstered chair, talkin' to some rich folks that you know.

Jah Lush Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Showing a bit of passion when you're watching your > team is only natural, so why be embarrassed about > it. We all do it. You know it Jah, what's the point of following a team if you are about as passionate as a wooden rocking horse??

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I watched you suffer a dull aching pain. Now you > decided to show me the same. > > Hit me baby one more time. >:D< Wild horses, couldn't drag me away

Cold fire, you've everything but cold fire you will be my rest and peace child, I moved up to take a place, near you

SeanMacGabhann Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Was luck enough to be at the Hammy Odeon front row > when he did that track in 2002...sigh It is easily one of his best works, so evocative and dark.

And my brother lays upon the rocks, he could dead, he could be not, he could be you He's chameleon, corinthian and caricature The solid books we wrote could not be found today, and it was stalking time for the moon boys,the Bewlay Brothers

Not sure if I'm going to be at Ashburton Grove ( I hate calling it the Emirates) or with loads of mates in the T. Bird in Blackstock road waiting for someone to turn up with my ticket!!!!!!!!!!!

Lay me place and bake me pie I'm starving for me gravy, leave my shoes and door unlocked I might just slip away, Hey!!

I've got a feeling that Rooney may get sent of for Manure against the Arsenal

Lights goin' out and a kick the balls, I say that's entertainment

Monday I've got Friday on mind

Here comes the weekend Patrick Juvet - I love America (cheesy disco anthem)

What sickens me is the way thay have tried to besmirch demenezes character by saying he had traces of cocaine in his urine sample, implying that this is some way makes the 7 bullets to head justifiable. The whole thing stinks to high heaven. The police should have enough balls to apologise for their screw up and put the poor mans family out of their misery ( not that I think they will ever recover from such a despicable act)

fish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The buck stops with him. Too bloody right Fish, well said

They call me mellow yellow, quite rightly!!

fish Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Met have been found guilty of health and safety > breach? Sir Ian Blair says he won't resign? What > planet are we living on? Who says the Police are above the Law. This case demonstrates the point as clearly as the waters of an unmuddied lake. Justice??? BAHHH:X

Skeelo - I wish

I just wish she and ALL of her kind would fall off the face of the earth and do us all a huge favour.

I always rated Berger, more so than Redknapp. He seemed far more athletic/graceful than 'arry's boy.

Resurrection shuffle - Ashton, Gardner & Dyke

Said the joint was rocking, going round and round.