The criminalization of opinion in Britain.

[Flubber]

Originally posted by Arrian
You have the dubious distinction of being the first OT poster to make my ignore list.
-Arrian

For me as well

[Ozz]

Originally posted by paiktis22
here's your cookie for amusing me

What is your words worth? Stuck to that for 6 seconds.

Originally posted by paiktis22
read above I'm not going to repeat any of it.

Like shooting fish in a barrel. The fun pales quickly

Goodbye Paiktis22, you no longer amuse me,
now you just bore me.

[Az]

****ing amazing. I wonder why aren't there any more full-time trolls in the OT. this seems like such a fertile ground.

[Bereta_Eder]

If you cant beat them...leave? must be a new world thing from the looks of it.

Bye Ozzy, thanks for the laughs.

[Ozz]

Originally posted by Flubber


For me as well

Me too.

[Ben Kenobi]

Paiktis:

So how does the law differ between Britain and Greece?

[Sprayber]

No one can leave until his cat stops crying

[Bereta_Eder]

Originally posted by obiwan18
Paiktis:

So how does the law differ between Britain and Greece?

How is it similar?

The Constitution guarantees that all books are free to be published and read.

Spray, it's overwhelmed with tears and I dont know what to do.

[Provost Harrison]

You're not free to planespot though, are you paiktis?

[Bereta_Eder]

You can trainspot though!

[Ben Kenobi]

The Constitution guarantees that all books are free to be published and read.

First off, the Brits don't have a constitution, so I don't know how one would ban a book in the UK.

Any ideas from the UK posters?

[Bereta_Eder]

BTW I could be wrong and that student could be involved.

That seal is what really bugs me.

Proclamations were freely published anyway, so it is important to know wether this was an original (same goes for the seal.

But all my senses and the known facts "scream" that this guy is an impressionable youngster and nothing more.

And of course there remains the "law" which is godamn fascist.

[mactbone]

It seems paiktis was right.

On April 8 this story ran on BBC

Greek cleared over terror charges

A Greek national has been cleared of terrorism charges because of lack of evidence against him.
Charalambos Dousemetzis, 25, a former student at Northumbria University in Newcastle, had his case discontinued when he appeared before magistrates in Bedlington, Northumberland.

Gerard Tompkinson, defending, told the court: "He was arrested on 25 February.

"The Crown Prosecution Service have taken the view that Mr Dousemetzis has espoused from the start, that there was no evidence in relation to these charges."

Mr Dousemetzis, who has lived in Britain for eight years, was accused of possessing articles which could be used in connection with the instigation, preparation or commission of an action of terrorism.

The court heard that one charge related to the possession of two ink stamps and a document, while the other charge related to the possession of a document.

Mr Dousemetzis was first arrested in February at an address in the Heaton area of Newcastle.

He did not wish to speak after the short hearing.

The case sparked complaints from the Greek Government when Mr Dousemetzis first appeared in court.

Officials protested they had not been informed by the UK Government of his arrest.

[DinoDoc]

Originally posted by MacTBone
It seems paiktis was right.

If he was right, why is the man on the streets and not in irons? After all the UK is such a fascist state and all.

[mactbone]

I meant he was right in that there wasn't sufficient evidence. If I understand correctly the juge released him because there wasn't enough evidence for a trial.

He was wrong with his facist statements though. At least, I can't see how he would be able to justify them now...