[retired_jshendel]

Can the media say his name yet? Everytime i hear a reporter saying it, they pronounce it different every time

[retired_kathydonatto]

Originally posted by Big Geordie:
It used to be that the man at the top would resign, when no-one person could be found to blame (ie - a fault of the system). Afterall, he's at the top and is paid the big bucks, so should therefore carry the can.

i am sick and tired of you whining on a about fat cats and people on big pay, we get it you are from newcastle and they shut your pits and you hate margaret thatcher and money, just give it a fecking rest

[DebSchiff]

Too right theboydonegood.

Who'll stick up for the big guy eh? They get none of the breaks.

[retired_kathydonatto]

Originally posted by super_imps:
Too right theboydonegood.

Who'll stick up for the big guy eh? They get none of the breaks.

yeah because he was clearly just handed the job without any hard work and without any merit

[retired_princess160]

Originally posted by theboydonegood:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by super_imps:
Too right theboydonegood.

Who'll stick up for the big guy eh? They get none of the breaks.

yeah because he was clearly just handed the job without any hard work and without any merit </BLOCKQUOTE>

Whoever judged he was up for the job clearly made quite a booboo...

[retired_kathydonatto]

Originally posted by DJ:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by theboydonegood:
<BLOCKQUOTE>Originally posted by super_imps:
Too right theboydonegood.

Who'll stick up for the big guy eh? They get none of the breaks.

yeah because he was clearly just handed the job without any hard work and without any merit </BLOCKQUOTE>

Whoever judged he was up for the job clearly made quite a booboo... </BLOCKQUOTE>

care to expand on that...

[FitZiggy]

Originally posted by Gav Stone:
I always remember an 'eye-witness' who was first whored by BBC and then Sky, stating that he saw this 'arab-looking guy' jumping the barriers, resisting arrest, reaching for his back pack then being shot at before he could blow a bomb.

yes i clearly remember him too. He was about middle aged and there was something suspicious about him. I remember thinking he might have been one of the policemen pretending to be a member of the public and was repeating what his superiors told him too. Everything he said was completely wrong and was exactly how the police was reporting the incident, ie de menezes jumping the barriers etc

[retired_kswelker]

London police clearly took lessons from Capitão Nascimento. They even learned to grossly disfigure the victim to make it all the more painful for the family. :thup:

[retired_reptilian72]

I heard this on the news earlier on, was confused that the police force has been fined 150k or something, isnt the police force funded by our tax money, and where is the 150k going?

[FitZiggy]

"Christopher Wells, a 29-year-old photo processing shop manager, said: "I was coming through the barriers when I saw a man running very fast into the station. Behind him were loads of policemen all carrying weapons. There were at least 20 of them and they had big black guns.

"The man ran towards a large number of people standing around and jumped over the barriers. The police ran after him and jumped the barriers as well, shouting at the crowd to leave immediately. The man carried on running and was followed down.""