Ha hahahahaha EU related

[accyman]

the EU have ruled today that our prison terms for murderers are too harsh

still think %95 of people want to be in the EU jonesy lmao

[Wynonie Harris]

The EU can't be blamed for this one - it's the ECHR who've made this ruling. I'd still like to hear Graham Jones's opinion on this though.

[cashman]

I wonder if we would actually have been init, if we hadn't joined the E.U.?

[Wynonie Harris]

Probably. We joined in the early 50's. However, it was Tony Blair's government who enshrined the ECHR in English law.

[accyman]

well the radio said european so its all the same pot to me and yet again a case of the european courts sticking ethri nos einto our justice system

they must be unhappy at us finally getting rid of that terrorist scum bag they wanted us to keep him for ever.No sooner are we shut of him they sting us with this crap

[cashman]

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Probably. We joined in the early 50's. However, it was Tony Blair's government who enshrined the ECHR in English law.

That would no doubt be to feed his sow?

[accyman]

basically its a parole system so the likes of ian bradey and mira hindley (yes i know shes dead) would by law be allowed a chance at getting out and i have no doubt if tehy were refused the european courts would over rule us as they have done many times already and free them

by them i mean people LIKE the above two who are the worst of the worst

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris

Probably. We joined in the early 50's. However, it was Tony Blair's government who enshrined the ECHR in English law.

Twas his finest act in politics Wyn, or so he said, mind you his wife and her "nonses are us" in Chambers will have plenty of work paid for from legal aid fund

[jaysay]

Originally Posted by accyman

basically its a parole system so the likes of ian bradey and mira hindley (yes i know shes dead) would by law be allowed a chance at getting out and i have no doubt if tehy were refused the european courts would over rule us as they have done many times already and free them

by them i mean people LIKE the above two who are the worst of the worst

At the moment there are 59 people serving a full life tariff, in British jails, and that's were our courts thought was the best place for them, me thinks its time to pull out of the Human rights fiasco and stick two fingers up to them

[Rowlf]

I agree Jatsay. I think it is ridiculous that the likes of Jeremy Bamber is allowed to go to the European courts. He's been in prison for years so it must be us who have paid for his lawyers and for the others who applied with him. It is high time the victims were put before the scumbags who commit the crimes.

[walkinman221]

Originally Posted by cashman

That would no doubt be to feed his sow?

Thats a terrible thing to call......
old letter box gob,

[accyman]

my friends uncle is a prison warden or was a prison warden and spent time keeping an eye on perter sutcliff the yorkshire ripper.

by all accounts if you were not aware of his crimes he comes accross as a decent person,polite and friendly.It is well documented what a monster he is and he will serve time in prison until the day he dies...

or will he because this new ruling could change that theoretically and then theres the prison isnt safe for him because he was stabbed in the eye argument do-gooders would add to strengthen a case for release

mind you its theses same clowns that allowe dan illigal immigrant to stay after killing a little girl in Darwen by leaving her to die after he ran her over becaus eapparently he has a right to see his children he had with a british citizen

so in short more protection for the criminal less justice for the victims

thankyou labour your just simply awsome and although my thoughts may seem ludricous past history with this human rights garbage has seen a lot more unbeliveable and far fetched happen.

But lets not dismay too soon im sure that posh wetboy cameron will put things right and tell them to go to hell..

(INSERT LAUGHTER)