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Sarah_Jayne · 02-27-2008, 03:15 AM

a new runway at Heathrow airport. All the problems in the entire world and that is the one that is worth such a protest. Of course, Heathrow security was breached the other day over the same issue. It really gives you confidence about the security levels at our house of government and our airports.

They are saying they just walked into the building as any guest would and then climbed up a fire escape.

After Shock Media · 02-27-2008, 03:19 AM

Isnt a lot of the UK so covered with cameras that is almost turns that country into another version of big brother the TV show?

Stephen McTowelie · 02-27-2008, 03:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Sarah_MaxCash

a new runway at Heathrow airport. All the problems in the entire world and that is the one that is worth such a protest. Of course, Heathrow security was breached the other day over the same issue. It really gives you confidence about the security levels at our house of government and our airports.

They are saying they just walked into the building as any guest would and then climbed up a fire escape.

Lol watching it on the news in the office at the moment, cant believe they re not trying to get them down.

Bring the snipers out

And besides Sarah what could be worse than a new runway ? Darfur ? Iraq China ? World hunger ? Or ohh that planes abit annoying !

Sarah_Jayne · 02-27-2008, 03:45 AM

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Lol watching it on the news in the office at the moment, cant believe they re not trying to get them down.

Bring the snipers out

And besides Sarah what could be worse than a new runway ? Darfur ? Iraq China ? World hunger ? Or ohh that planes abit annoying !

Yeah, the ginger twat that is up there and talked to the BBC on the phone said they want to be up their for Prime Minster's Questions. Feck that, get the twats down.

We can't go help in Darfur because that would involve having to use an airplane to fly there.

Sarah_Jayne · 02-27-2008, 03:47 AM

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Originally Posted by After Shock Media

Isnt a lot of the UK so covered with cameras that is almost turns that country into another version of big brother the TV show?

Which just means you can see how it happened afterwards or rush down as it is happening. As of yet they haven't attached vaporizing lasers to the cameras...yet.

After Shock Media · 02-27-2008, 03:54 AM

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Which just means you can see how it happened afterwards or rush down as it is happening. As of yet they haven't attached vaporizing lasers to the cameras...yet.

Send a letter to parlament or whomever and ask that they attach a 12 guage to the speaker system under the camera's. Then just fill each camera up with rubber slugs. 1 verbal warning and then shoot em in the wanker.

Sarah_Jayne · 02-27-2008, 04:07 AM

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Originally Posted by After Shock Media

Send a letter to parlament or whomever and ask that they attach a 12 guage to the speaker system under the camera's. Then just fill each camera up with rubber slugs. 1 verbal warning and then shoot em in the wanker.

There was a trial in some town of cameras that had sound through them. So, if whoever was monitoring them saw somebody doing something illegal they could issue warnings. The general cameras in central London don't bother me because there is so much going on that I understand the need. The failed car bombing in the summer showed the value of then in the center of a city that has too often had bombs explode in it (rather than it just being a guess that it might happen some time). However, once those cameras start talking to me about picking up trash and stuff it is too much. From the reactions they got in the trial I think most people agreed.

Now, if we could use them to zap out a few morons people might change their mind ;)

Spudman · 02-27-2008, 04:17 AM

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Originally Posted by After Shock Media

Send a letter to parlament or whomever and ask that they attach a 12 guage to the speaker system under the camera's. Then just fill each camera up with rubber slugs. 1 verbal warning and then shoot em in the wanker.

hahah we could even make a TV program out of it, watching all the protesters getting shot in the bollox by rubber slugs

"tonight on protest TV - Parliment protester cry's after rubber slug bollox shot"

Sarah_Jayne · 02-27-2008, 04:27 AM

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hahah we could even make a TV program out of it, watching all the protesters getting shot in the bollox by rubber slugs

"tonight on protest TV - Parliment protester cry's after rubber slug bollox shot"

Come on, you know that would get huge ratings.

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