In todays news...

[ZRX61]

To rattle the CCP cage Blinken must be doing well.

More than Kerry, that useless fuck went to China & they refused to even meet him.

[Bustaspoke]

Them electric bus's don't half throw out some emmisions
https://metro.co.uk/2024/01/11/critical ... ending-now

[KungFooBob]

WTAF!!!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-67961089

[Bustaspoke]

WTAF!!!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-67961089

After having just read that I thought it would appear on here,the mind boggles at the world some people inhabit.Imagine being in the police & having to watch the video evidence

[mangocrazy]

I read the first couple of lines then hastily navigated away. I really don't need to see or read about that kind of shit.

[JackyJoll]

Imagine being in the police & having to watch the video evidence

People are paying money to watch that!

[Bustaspoke]

Imagine being in the police & having to watch the video evidence

People are paying money to watch that!

Wow,even some of the weird loons I used to work with would draw the line at that

[ZRX61]

Trump just won Iowa by a landslide... Liberal media refuses to show his victory speech, but did take the time to talk about how he hates immigrants.

They did mention he won, but also stated they weren't going to air *hate speech*... So the media are refusing to air speeches by a guy who represents half the country.

[David]

So far he only represents half off the republicans in Iowa who could be arsed to vote....

[Count Steer]

So far he only represents half off the republicans in Iowa who could be arsed to vote....

Yeah. Iowa has a population of 3 million. He picked up 110,298 votes...51% of the turnout (of registered Republican voters).

[Mr. Dazzle]

So far he doesn't represent anyone, what with not having any current active political position.

[Cousin Jack]

So far he doesn't represent anyone, what with not having any current active political position.

Unfortunately that situation may not last.

[Mussels]

More miscarriages of justice, how do the police explain their behavior that led to:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67957726

Eighteen months later, the teenager lodges a fresh set of false sexual allegations against her second victim, who spends 10 weeks in prison before being released.

He and two of her other male victims went on to try to take their own lives.

The men weren't convicted but their lives were still wrecked by the police just on the words of one person.

[David]

Scary....!!!!!

(the Trump thing)

[JamJar]

More miscarriages of justice, how do the police explain their behavior that led to:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67957726

Eighteen months later, the teenager lodges a fresh set of false sexual allegations against her second victim, who spends 10 weeks in prison before being released.

He and two of her other male victims went on to try to take their own lives.

The men weren't convicted but their lives were still wrecked by the police just on the words of one person.

Police can’t win can they, if they ignore accusations that are true they are vilified and if they believe false claims the same is true.

[Mussels]

More miscarriages of justice, how do the police explain their behavior that led to:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67957726

Eighteen months later, the teenager lodges a fresh set of false sexual allegations against her second victim, who spends 10 weeks in prison before being released.

He and two of her other male victims went on to try to take their own lives.

The men weren't convicted but their lives were still wrecked by the police just on the words of one person.

Police can’t win can they, if they ignore accusations that are true they are vilified and if they believe false claims the same is true.

Blackstone's ratio.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackstone%27s_ratio
It is better that ten guilty persons escape than that one innocent suffer.

The phrase was absorbed by the British legal system, becoming a maxim by the early 19th century

[Noggin]

More miscarriages of justice, how do the police explain their behavior that led to:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67957726

Eighteen months later, the teenager lodges a fresh set of false sexual allegations against her second victim, who spends 10 weeks in prison before being released.

He and two of her other male victims went on to try to take their own lives.

The men weren't convicted but their lives were still wrecked by the police just on the words of one person.

Police can’t win can they, if they ignore accusations that are true they are vilified and if they believe false claims the same is true.

I don't use this word with full force, but it works for this type of woman - I HATE women like this. The devastation of lives is horrific and the possibility that actual victims are less likely to be believed is as bad.

The police have to be seen to investigate. The men's lives were wrecked by the lies, not by police actions. The actions/investigations have to happen after the allegations. But the responsibility for the lives of those men being wrecked lies firmly with the woman who, for whatever bizarre reason, decided to make up a story. Not once, but three or more times. WTAF.

I am always horrified about how awful humans can be

[Mussels]

More miscarriages of justice, how do the police explain their behavior that led to:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-67957726



The men weren't convicted but their lives were still wrecked by the police just on the words of one person.

Police can’t win can they, if they ignore accusations that are true they are vilified and if they believe false claims the same is true.

I don't use this word with full force, but it works for this type of woman - I HATE women like this. The devastation of lives is horrific and the possibility that actual victims are less likely to be believed is as bad.

The police have to be seen to investigate. The men's lives were wrecked by the lies, not by police actions. The actions/investigations have to happen after the allegations. But the responsibility for the lives of those men being wrecked lies firmly with the woman who, for whatever bizarre reason, decided to make up a story. Not once, but three or more times. WTAF.

I am always horrified about how awful humans can be

Her lies didn't decide to put someone in prison for ten weeks, the police did.

[Noggin]

Police can’t win can they, if they ignore accusations that are true they are vilified and if they believe false claims the same is true.

I don't use this word with full force, but it works for this type of woman - I HATE women like this. The devastation of lives is horrific and the possibility that actual victims are less likely to be believed is as bad.

The police have to be seen to investigate. The men's lives were wrecked by the lies, not by police actions. The actions/investigations have to happen after the allegations. But the responsibility for the lives of those men being wrecked lies firmly with the woman who, for whatever bizarre reason, decided to make up a story. Not once, but three or more times. WTAF.

I am always horrified about how awful humans can be

Her lies didn't decide to put someone in prison for ten weeks, the police did.

Surely that happened BECAUSE she lied? I mean, the police didn't just wander up to him and chuck him in prison because they felt like it. They had an accusation they had to follow up. If they didn't, they'd be vilified for not taking her seriously.

Yes, the police investigated and he was in prison for ten weeks - but the REASON was her lies.

[Mussels]

I don't use this word with full force, but it works for this type of woman - I HATE women like this. The devastation of lives is horrific and the possibility that actual victims are less likely to be believed is as bad.

The police have to be seen to investigate. The men's lives were wrecked by the lies, not by police actions. The actions/investigations have to happen after the allegations. But the responsibility for the lives of those men being wrecked lies firmly with the woman who, for whatever bizarre reason, decided to make up a story. Not once, but three or more times. WTAF.

I am always horrified about how awful humans can be

Her lies didn't decide to put someone in prison for ten weeks, the police did.

Surely that happened BECAUSE she lied? I mean, the police didn't just wander up to him and chuck him in prison because they felt like it. They had an accusation they had to follow up. If they didn't, they'd be vilified for not taking her seriously.

Yes, the police investigated and he was in prison for ten weeks - but the REASON was her lies.

Two wrongs don't make a right, the police were incompetent and abused their powers.
Credit to the copper who first called her a liar, that was brave.