Python on the EU

RE: Python on the EU

Hannah Wynne Richards — Mon, 29 Feb 2016 12:13:43 GMT

You're obviously a cousin to Mr Terry Abel Judgement

One of those calling for Brexit is the grandfather of April Jones. That man has suffered his grandaughter being murdered, and has seen a EU judge ruling that it is unlawful to rule that her evil killer can never be released - because that would infringe his human right. What about her human right not to be murdered?

A further complaint of mine is that poor taxpayers are robbed to feed the evil one! Hanging would be cheaper.

£117k of taxpayers money wasted on legal aid fot Poppy Worthington's father - because it's his human right to regain custody of his other children

The innocent would be better protected without human rights, which is a criminal protection charter

Wynne

RE: Python on the EU

J G Wray — Mon, 29 Feb 2016 11:40:02 GMT

[quote user="Hannah Wynne Richards"]It doesn't matter where the evil ones were born - the human rights act stops us eradicating them.[/quote]

Are you related to Miss Ann Thrope by any chance?

RE: Python on the EU

Hannah Wynne Richards — Mon, 29 Feb 2016 09:20:38 GMT

It doesn't matter where the evil ones were born - the human rights act stops us eradicating them.

Wynne

RE: Python on the EU

Francisco Gomez — Mon, 29 Feb 2016 09:06:45 GMT

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Visas for travel's no big deal/

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Of course it isn't.

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Our security would be improved if we could regain control of our borders.

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Schengen agreement not being signed by the UK allows you more control than any other member state, at the same time, EU shares intelligence with the UK, so you can find about terrorists.

... and most immigration in the UK is of non-EU state anyway. Still you think you'll gain 'control of borders' and increase security somehow?

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The human rights act benefits criminals as it prevents us eradicating them.

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As if criminality comes from race and nationalities...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3385456/Seven-Britons-arrested-Spain-three-tonnes-cocaine-worth-500million-stashed-warehouse-hidden-inside-car-s-false-roof.html

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-35681147

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We could still keep the clean water directives, and, if we could get the population down, there would be less sewage produced in the 1st place. The EU hasn't stopped Liverpool and Manchester sh*t from pollutung North Wales beaches.

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If it did, you'd accuse them of too much regulation, too much red tape.

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The answer to agricultural prosperity isn't subsidies, it's higher farm gate prices, which we could easily achieve with an import ban

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I'm sure isolation will work just right... Wait, what? red tape?

RE: Python on the EU

Hannah Wynne Richards — Mon, 29 Feb 2016 08:33:30 GMT

Visas for travel's no big deal/

Our security would be improved if we could regain control of our borders.

The human rights act benefits criminals as it prevents us eradicating them.

The answer to agricultural prosperity isn't subsidies, it's higher farm gate prices, which we could easily achieve with an import ban

Wynne

RE: Python on the EU

Martin Atkinson — Sun, 28 Feb 2016 19:38:37 GMT

Nice one Jon. It had to be done.