......in the queue for the job of pulling the trap-door lever to lynch this sub-human:

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/tayside_and_central/8370277.stm

Debs. wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 13:57:

......in the queue for the job of pulling the trap-door lever to lynch this sub-human: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/tayside_and_central/8370277.stm

As they say-an eye for an eye....

12 years? Are they implying that this animal will be fit to return to society then? He needs to be in Broadmoor for life, if not hanging on a rope.

Kevin

Kevin Wood wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 14:06:

12 years? Are they implying that this animal will be fit to return to society then? He needs to be in Broadmoor for life, if not hanging on a rope. Kevin

Fully agree Kevin. Too soft >:(

Awful, there will be those who say he can be re-formed.

But not me, until the day arrives when we all have RJ45 sockets in the back of our heads, MAC addresses and F-Disk can be run from your brains command line then there is only one opton......a long spell with big winston!

Marks DTM Calib wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 14:39:

Awful, there will be those who say he can be re-formed. But not me, until the day arrives when we all have RJ45 sockets in the back of our heads, MAC addresses and F-Disk can be run from your brains command line then there is only one opton......a long spell with big winston!

I resent the fact that every tax payer will be contributing to keep these people fed and warm for 12 years, 10 years, 8 years.

and he'll be out on licence in 6 years .. :( 

All prisoners unless on IPP are automaticaly released at 50% point .. :(

Thank you Mr Brown. ... another way of saving money ???

That is sickening, he should be stoned to death >:(

What's wrong with all these sick blanks these days.I blame the care in the community act.Cut his nuts off with a blunt knife.

Expect more of this. Feral kids come of age. I don't blame "Care in the Community". The real blame lies with the parents. 

Worse a judical system that hands out joke sentences. The current crop of prisoners should be engaged in usefully building more prisons. Beggar human rights, they should have thought about that before acting.

I wonder if he will pay compensation from his estate?

V

Varche wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 15:54:

Expect more of this. Feral kids come of age. I don't blame "Care in the Community". The real blame lies with the parents.  Worse a judical system that hands out joke sentences. The current crop of prisoners should be engaged in usefully building more prisons. Beggar human rights, they should have thought about that before acting. I wonder if he will pay compensation from his estate? V

Anyone for Eugenics?

Kevin Wood wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 14:06:

12 years? Are they implying that this animal will be fit to return to society then? He needs to be in Broadmoor for life, if not hanging on a rope. Kevin

agreed Kevin..

Marks DTM Calib wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 14:39:

Awful, there will be those who say he can be re-formed. But not me, until the day arrives when we all have RJ45 sockets in the back of our heads, MAC addresses and F-Disk can be run from your brains command line then there is only one opton......a long spell with big winston!

;D :y

ps: those kind of violent people must be violated before, and they practically they can never be re-formed..he did it one time , will do again.. >:(

Debs. wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 13:57:

......in the queue for the job of pulling the trap-door lever to lynch this sub-human: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/tayside_and_central/8370277.stm

That's going to be some queue Debs! :o

I feel physically sick.

Can we catch him and torture him?

What an evil blank.

They can put me in the queue to pull the lever as well, we'd be much better of without trash like that !!!  >:( >:( >:(

Varche wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 15:54:

..... I wonder if he will pay compensation from his estate?....

That will be an awfull lot of fellow estate residents without their fortnightly giro then....

He will not have a happy time in the clink, methinks...

Two thieves from the Yorkshire area got 30 years today. OK, it was £1,000,000 from aviva, but I think the sentencing laws are badly out of touch with public opinion. Obviously money is more important than human suffering.

FFS... What on Earth inspires these freaks >:( >:( >:(

wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 19:25:

Two thieves from the Yorkshire area got 30 years today. OK, it was £1,000,000 from aviva, but I think the sentencing laws are badly out of touch with public opinion. Obviously money is more important than human suffering.

How did they steal it?

Lazydocker wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 19:37:

FFS... What on Earth inspires these freaks >:( >:( >:(

I felt physically sick, my wife was horrified. If I met the **** I would kill him, no worries, I would probably get a medal for it as well.

Easy to deal with, shorter sentence for each body part you can remove from it without killing it

Martin Imber wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:08:

wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 19:25: Two thieves from the Yorkshire area got 30 years today. OK, it was £1,000,000 from aviva, but I think the sentencing laws are badly out of touch with public opinion. Obviously money is more important than human suffering. How did they steal it?

It was an insider and a copper. Complicated.

I have made no comment because I dont know what to say. Mind boggling.

Martin Imber wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:08:

wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 19:25: Two thieves from the Yorkshire area got 30 years today. OK, it was £1,000,000 from aviva, but I think the sentencing laws are badly out of touch with public opinion. Obviously money is more important than human suffering. How did they steal it?

Should employ them as security consultants, impressive to steal that amount of money these days  :) - As long as no one got hurt?

tunnie wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:12:

Martin Imber wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:08: wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 19:25: Two thieves from the Yorkshire area got 30 years today. OK, it was £1,000,000 from aviva, but I think the sentencing laws are badly out of touch with public opinion. Obviously money is more important than human suffering. How did they steal it? Should employ them as security consultants, impressive to steal that amount of money these days  :) - As long as no one got hurt?

As I said, one was employed by aviva and the other was a copper.

Lazydocker wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 19:37:

FFS... What on Earth inspires these freaks >:( >:( >:(

That's the question LD as such disregard for life and limb seems to come easily for some in this society :(

wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:11:

Martin Imber wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:08: wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 19:25: Two thieves from the Yorkshire area got 30 years today. OK, it was £1,000,000 from aviva, but I think the sentencing laws are badly out of touch with public opinion. Obviously money is more important than human suffering. How did they steal it? It was an insider and a copper. Complicated.

No violence then

Make them pay it back and a shorter than 30 year sentence - as usual crime aqgainst big business is looke don worse than against person

I don't know what more I can add, simply sickening... >:(

The punishment should match the crime:

Tie each of his limbs to a horse on each corner, and then let them go in their different directions.  A popular punishment of the first Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang, 221 - 206 BC.  Then the barbaric crime of the sub-human will be matched to a punishment of an barbaric era!! 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-)

Lizzie Zoom wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:31:

The punishment should match the crime: Tie each of his limbs to a horse on each corner, and then let them go in their different directions.  A popular punishment of the first Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang, 221 - 206 BC.  Then the barbaric crime of the sub-human will be matched to a punishment of an barbaric era!! 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-)

Any relation to Hu Flung Dung?

wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:31:

Lizzie Zoom wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:31: The punishment should match the crime: Tie each of his limbs to a horse on each corner, and then let them go in their different directions.  A popular punishment of the first Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang, 221 - 206 BC.  Then the barbaric crime of the sub-human will be matched to a punishment of an barbaric era!! 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) Any relation to Hu Flung Dung?

Ah, the great Emperor of the latter day Dynasty of the Sun :D :D :D ;) ;)

Lizzie Zoom wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:36:

wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:31: Lizzie Zoom wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:31: The punishment should match the crime: Tie each of his limbs to a horse on each corner, and then let them go in their different directions.  A popular punishment of the first Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang, 221 - 206 BC.  Then the barbaric crime of the sub-human will be matched to a punishment of an barbaric era!! 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) Any relation to Hu Flung Dung? Ah, the great Emperor of the latter day Dynasty of the Sun :D :D :D ;) ;)

In the land of a thousand arseholes
Shaded by a hanging t!t
Hu Flung Dung was murdered
By his brother, Hu Flung Sh!t.


Edward Lear I think....... ::)    ;D ;D

Dont know what to say. :( :(

Feel sorry for the Lass.

Best use for him would be sticking him inside this car as a real living 'test dummy':
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5SRyG6UR2A

wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:45:

Lizzie Zoom wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:36: wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:31: Lizzie Zoom wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:31: The punishment should match the crime: Tie each of his limbs to a horse on each corner, and then let them go in their different directions.  A popular punishment of the first Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang, 221 - 206 BC.  Then the barbaric crime of the sub-human will be matched to a punishment of an barbaric era!! 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) Any relation to Hu Flung Dung? Ah, the great Emperor of the latter day Dynasty of the Sun :D :D :D ;) ;) In the land of a thousand arseholes Shaded by a hanging t!t Hu Flung Dung was murdered By his brother, Hu Flung Sh!t. Edward Lear I think....... ::)    ;D ;D

;D ;D ;D outstanding ST  ;D ;D ;D :y

Desperate Den wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:58:

wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:45: Lizzie Zoom wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:36: wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:31: Lizzie Zoom wrote on 20. Nov 2009 at 21:31: The punishment should match the crime: Tie each of his limbs to a horse on each corner, and then let them go in their different directions.  A popular punishment of the first Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang, 221 - 206 BC.  Then the barbaric crime of the sub-human will be matched to a punishment of an barbaric era!! 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) 8-) Any relation to Hu Flung Dung? Ah, the great Emperor of the latter day Dynasty of the Sun :D :D :D ;) ;) In the land of a thousand arseholes Shaded by a hanging t!t Hu Flung Dung was murdered By his brother, Hu Flung Sh!t. Edward Lear I think....... ::)    ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D outstanding ST  ;D ;D ;D :y

Google.............. :D :D :D

Unbelievable behaviour. Bet he's not as brave up against someone who can fight back.
   He's not completely developed. Look at the low forehead, ears set too far back? Simian. Natural life in a Chimp zoo.

How about a raffle for charity, the winner gets the pleasure of dealing with this scum.

I think I would start with my hacksaw on its extremities.

I am afraid I want to hear that this thing is put down - it is so sickening, as before I nearly threw up reading this >:( >:( >:(

Plain awful. Words cannot describe how I feel about this.

>:( >:(

Aaaw come on guys , have some sympathy for the poor victim in all this, as the BBC report clearly stated, he'd fallen foul of the drink and drugs, he didnt know what he was doing, it wasnt really his fault and now the state is forcing him to spend some time reflecting on his actions......................











........OK, but if he'd done that to any of mine I'd kill the sick f**k

Dangerous dogs are destroyed