snowy

?The UK is suffering a car theft epidemic. Crimes of this type have risen by 50% in the past five years, the Home Office says. They reached an eight-year high in 2018, with more than 106,000 cars stolen in England and Wales.? https://www.whatcar.com/news/car-theft-group-test-britains-most-secure-cars-2019/n19874 By your tortuous logic we should ban selling cars and clamp them when not in use.

mockingbird Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > wulfhound Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > > Experimental Orders do not require > consultation > > but to make them permanent after the stated > time, > > that DOES require consultation. > > > hi wulfhound > You state that making experimental orders > permanent does require consultation after the > stated time. Can you advise where the regulations > state this? From the amendments to the Transport Act related to covid that I?ve previously posted. Technically they need only consult emergency services to make any changes that the government (via Department for Transport)has directed them to do.

Stop sounding like a childish pedant. He?s engaged here and there is more going on in the world than some tweaking of a few Southwark streets.

Glen will be here ranting about fReE sPeEch! Any moment...

Rockets Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > According to a Onedulwich.uk update sent tonight > the emergency orders have been approved and the > Dulwich Village barriers will be installed within > 9 days. I presume all the others in Melbourne > Grove and Goodrich will all go in then as well. > > I suggest anyone who is dismayed with the way the > council are handling this registers at > https://www.onedulwich.uk so we can approach this > as one community. > > Interesting to read on that site that the reason > the council are using the emergency orders and > trying to spin this as a response to Covid is > because they have been told by TFL that the > Healthy Streets initiative can no longer be funded > due to the financial challenges TFL now has due to > the deal they had to strike with the Tories to get > emergency funding - so this is a desperate last > ditch attempt to railroad their plans through. Or it?s the Department of Transport Emergency Active Travel Fund that?s investing ?2bn across the UK

Ah I?ve not been clear - act blue is a fundraising portal- a bit like just giving here in the UK. It specialises in donations from individuals.

TE44 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Snowy, great maybe you can explain in laymans > Terms what 501c3 status means and why a charity > could be involved in politics, thanks. hi, will do but have some work to do now. In short - there?s no direct equivalencies esteem a uk charity and a US not for profit (501 registered). The history behind that starts with Henry VIII so it?s not a short answer. The main point is that BLM is not Act Blue as Robbie said.

What are you trying to say? Do you understand US Law on 501c3 status organisations? Sadly I do as it?s part of my job, but just randomly googling and posting selected excerpts and making incorrect interpretations as Robbie did to support some preconceived wrong just makes it look a bit tin foil hat territory.

And act blue isn?t what you think it is - it?s the fundraising portal for all Democratic Party donations.

The basic tenets of qanon are that there is a global elite who kill babies to harvest adrenochrome as an elixir. That?s just the start of it, it includes flat earthers, people who believe JFK is still alive, general anti semitism, snake oils, that the ?cure? for cancer has been found but big pharmaceutical is hiding it, that mass arrests of deep state agents are *always* just about to happen but never do. The latest is that covid doesn?t exist and it?s all an attempt to prevent trump?s reelection. It?s a con, a grift to make money for its advocates exploiting vulnerable people. Robbie - can I ask what you feel when you read about it?

True f-Ing pundit?!

That?s taking place - both new permanent sites and temporary ones.

PnB Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > "Freedom passes" should never be allowed during > peak times, as it means there is less space for > passengers who pay through the nose for it. > Freedom passes would mean far more delays in > summer too, with people fainting etc. > > Currently all buses are free anyway so im not sure > what the fuss is all about. > > TFL cant currently afford many more hand outs. > Many folk entitled to Freedom passes probably live > in and own a ?1 million house, lock and stock > (especially round here). Im not sure it should be > beyond their means to fork out for a taxi, rather > than see London grind to a halt when TFL goes > bankrupt. Every village has its idiot, but you?re excelling at it today.

But grifters will always grift etc - they just have a bigger audience now

The woman behind Plandemic is now saying that global elites are part of a satanic cult

FFS

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > You spent all day watching the junction, is that > work or leisure? > > snowy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > dbboy Wrote: > > > -------------------------------------------------- > Ha, no my working from home desk faces the junction.

dbboy Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > See what Lambeth did at Herne Hill > station/Brockwell Park junction. Won't be going > anywhere near there with the extended traffic > queues that will create. I?ve spent all day watching the junction. There are no ?extended queues? in fact barely any difference at all.

They are a standard doomsday cult for the 21st century, exploiting the vulnerable and disenfranchised and focussed around a populist, right wing tv personality

Have you just quoted Qanon conspiracy theories?

No Foxy, if they forced pubs to close they would be making insurance claims possible. This advisory method introduces the idea of further restrictions to the public and crucially props up the economy (for the time being) whilst helpfully protecting the govt from business seeking financial recompense.

JohnL Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > snowy Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > The ComRes didn't actually report that people > were > > in favour - they just interpreted the data to > meet > > their own agenda. > > > > They also had dreadful Q1 results and put lots > of > > people at risk of redundancy last month - hence > > their leap to populist > > > The Guardian has managed to put up a little > article about polling today - totally coincidental > of course. > > https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/aug > /13/political-poll-results-polling-industry-data ha, probably as they're on twitter reading the Ipsos Mori responses:

The ComRes didn't actually report that people were in favour - they just interpreted the data to meet their own agenda. They also had dreadful Q1 results and put lots of people at risk of redundancy last month - hence their leap to populist

It's August!

You do read some of the most rabid right wing press don't you? UG - can you remind us how many previous convictions Tommy has and what for? Also how many members of EDL are on the sex offenders register for child abuse? It's all googleble - I'll wait for you to tell us.