Raivohulluutta britteinsaarilla...

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Pitäähän Pirttein saarten porukkaa ymmärtää. Maailmanvalta on romahtanut ja vääryydellä kasattua valtavaa omaisuusmassaa jaetaan uudelleen ikivanhalla tavalla. Kyllä se siitä laantuu kunhan kaikki varkaat on muutamaan kertaan rosvottu ja kaikki ovat suunnilleen omillaan.

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Ainoa hyvä puoli tuossa on, että Britannia on saari.
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Kertalaakiyhdistys

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Kuningas on kuollut ja näin on sitten käynyt.

Prinssi "uudelleenkoulutukseen".

http://www.hs.fi/ulkomaat/artikkeli/Prinssi+Harry+joutuu+taas+suvaitsevaisuuskurssille/1135243484896

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10-vuotias pidätettiin Britanniassa - epäillään ampuneen 8-vuotiasta
Perjantai 6.3.2009 klo 22.38

10-vuotiaan pojan epäillään ampuneen 8-vuotiasta leirintäalueella Boldonissa.

Poliisin mukaan 8-vuotiasta oli ammuttu käsivarteen ja rintaan. Lapsi on erittäin vakavassa tilassa sairaalassa.

Poliisi sai tapauksen tietoonsa, kun South Tyneside District -sairaalasta otettiin perjantaina päivällä yhteyttä poliisin ja kerrottiin nuoresta potilaasta, jolla on ampumavammoja.

Vielä ei tiedetä, minkälaisella aseella poikaa on ammuttu. Tapauksen tutkimukset ovat vielä alkuvaiheessa, Sky News kertoo.

IL

http://www.iltalehti.fi/ulkomaat/200903069202564_ul.shtml

[Bushmaster]

Iik. Eihän noin voi käydä maassa jossa on vähän kaikki aseet kielletty. Hui kauhiaa. Hohhoijaa.

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Britaniassakin, kuten myös Suomessa poliitikot hakevat halpaa tapaa saada kansalle turvallisuudentunnetta kieltämällä lailla jotakin. Ei välitetä ollenkaan siitä, että kiellon mukana monen täysin normaalin ihmisen harrastus loppuu ilman mitään omaa syytä. Tällaiset kollektiiviset kiellot ovat minusta järjettömiä ja niillä pyritään vain siirtämään kansan huomiota pois itse ongelmasta. Väkivalta ja ihmisten sekopäisyys kun ei poistu aseita kieltämällä. Väkivaltakin on kielletty lailla aina Hammurabin ajoista asti. Silti maailma on nykyään väkivaltaisempi mitä se on ollut koskaan ennen. Olisiko vika siis jossakin muualla kuin pistooleissa, ilmakivääreissä ja jousipyssyissä?

Skotlannissa on menty vieläkin pitemmälle. Veitsien ostamista on rajoitettu lailla. Muistaakseni niiden ostamisessa oli ikäraja 18 vuotta jne.

Jos kerran pykälillä pystytään oikeasti suojelemaan kansaa niin kielletään sitten kuoleminen väkivaltaisesti ja vammautuminen. Olen varma, että joku poliitikko on tätäkin vaihtoehtoa miettinyt.
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Ne myöntää sen itsekin:


The most violent country in Europe: Britain is also worse than South Africa and U.S.
By JAMES SLACK
Last updated at 12:14 AM on 3rd July 2009


Britain's violent crime record is worse than any other country in the European union, it has been revealed.
Official crime figures show the UK also has a worse rate for all types of violence than the U.S. and even South Africa - widely considered one of the world's most dangerous countries.
The figures comes on the day new Home Secretary Alan Johnson makes his first major speech on crime, promising to be tough on loutish behaviour.

The Tories said Labour had presided over a decade of spiralling violence.
In the decade following the party's election in 1997, the number of recorded violent attacks soared by 77 per cent to 1.158million - or more than two every minute.
The figures, compiled from reports released by the European Commission and United Nations, also show:
The UK has the second highest overall crime rate in the EU.
It has a higher homicide rate than most of our western European neighbours, including France, Germany, Italy and Spain.
The UK has the fifth highest robbery rate in the EU.
It has the fourth highest burglary rate and the highest absolute number of burglaries in the EU, with double the number of offences than recorded in Germany and France.
But it is the naming of Britain as the most violent country in the EU that is most shocking. The analysis is based on the number of crimes per 100,000 residents.
In the UK, there are 2,034 offences per 100,000 people, way ahead of second-placed Austria with a rate of 1,677.



The U.S. has a violence rate of 466 crimes per 100,000 residents, Canada 935, Australia 92 and South Africa 1,609.
Shadow Home Secretary Chris Grayling said: 'This is a damning indictment of this government's comprehensive failure over more than a decade to tackle the deep rooted social problems in our society, and the knock on effect on crime and anti-social behaviour.

'We're now on our fourth Home Secretary this parliament, and all we are getting is a rehash of old initiatives that didn't work the first time round. More than ever Britain needs a change of direction.'
The figures, compiled by the Tories, are considered the most accurate and up-to-date available.
But criminologists say crime figures can be affected by many factors, including different criminal justice systems and differences in how crime is reported and measured.

New Home Secretary Alan Johnson is to make his first major speech on crime today
In Britain, an affray is considered a violent crime, while in other countries it will only be logged if a person is physically injured.
There are also degrees of violence. While the UK ranks above South Africa for all violent crime, South Africans suffer more than 20,000 murders each year - compared with Britain's 921 in 2007.

Experts say there are a number of reasons why violence is soaring in the UK. These include Labour's decision to relax the licensing laws to allow round-the-clock opening, which has led to a rise in the number of serious assaults taking place in the early hours of the morning.
But Police Minister David Hanson said: 'These figures are misleading.
Levels of police recorded crime statistics from different countries are simply not comparable since they are affected by many factors, for example the recording of violent crime in other countries may not include behaviour that we would categorise as violent crime.
'Violent crime in England and Wales has fallen by almost a half a peak in 1995 but we are not complacent and know there is still work to do. That is why last year we published 'Saving lives. Reducing harm. Protecting the public. An Action Plan for Tackling Violence 2008-11'.'
The timing of the Europe-wide violence figures is a blow for Mr Johnson, who will today seek to reassert Labour's law and order credentials.
In his first major speech on crime since becoming Home Secretary, Mr Johnson is expected to promise a concerted crack down on antisocial behaviour.
He wants to set up a website to allow the public to see what is taking place in their neighbourhood, such as the number of louts who have been served with Asbos.
Mr Johnson is also known to support early intervention to stop children going off the rails.



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1196941/The-violent-country-Europe-Britain-worse-South-Africa-U-S.html

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