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And if they are travelling, why the **** ever go to Luton?Originally posted by wobbegong View PostIf they're 'travellers' why do they want to settle in one place.
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Cousin Suity has offered to put them up.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostAnd if they are travelling, why the **** ever go to Luton?

<Placeholder for Thread>What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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I do have some sympathy for the so called travellers. There are wider issues and the law of the land is not applied evenly and equally. Just one example is one local developer built a new block of flats without planning permission. Retrospective permission was applied for six months after completion. No penalties were imposed.
If some wealthy corporate is doing something wrong you won’t get an army of bailiffs and police intervening.
Much common land has been illegally taken over by various enterprises and nothing is said or done about it.
Follow me on twatterface.Last edited by Paddy; 21 September 2011, 15:37."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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Wealthy people do not have a habit of dumping 5 ton of tar mac on your drive when you are at work and screaming "where is the gaffer, t'is what was asked for by the gaffer, 600 pound owed to me by gaffer and you will pay it now" when you get back.Originally posted by Paddy View PostIf some wealthy corporate is doing something wrong you won’t get an army of bailiffs and police intervening.
Give me a wealthy neighbour over a tinker any day.Comment
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Just a thought, if they are of Irish origin, why don't they return to Ireland?Comment
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I had no idea the Anglo-Irish tunnel was open yet.Originally posted by zeitghostCoz those nasty railway people won't let them take their ponies on the train?
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When I was working away Europe I came back home to find scaffolding erected in my back garden for a neighbouring building being converted into flats. No permission was sort or even notice given. I did not have time to get a Court Order. I faxed a letter to the developers. Two weeks latter I came back to find the scaffolding removed and a load of unwanted bricks and sand dumped in the same place.Originally posted by minestrone View PostWealthy people do not have a habit of dumping 5 ton of tar mac on your drive when you are at work and screaming "where is the gaffer, t'is what was asked for by the gaffer, 600 pound owed to me by gaffer and you will pay it now" when you get back.
Give me a wealthy neighbour over a tinker any day."A people that elect corrupt politicians, imposters, thieves and traitors are not victims, but accomplices," George OrwellComment
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Originally posted by wobbegong View PostI had no idea the Anglo-Irish tunnel was open yet.

The Irish put the train on the ferry.Feist - 1234. One camera, one take, no editing. Superb. How they did it
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Feist - The Bad In Each Other (Later With Jools Holland)Comment
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