Another victory for the treehuggers

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Bernard Common replied

9 November 2006, 14:09
I like trees
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DimPrawn replied

9 November 2006, 13:59
Is tree hugging a kind of forest rape?
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snaw replied

9 November 2006, 13:57
Feck knows.

Apparently tree huggers love terrorsts and rapists nearly as much as they love trees though. Sound like a dangerous group of people IMO ...
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Bernard Common replied

9 November 2006, 13:50
What the hell has this got to do with trees?
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MrsGoof replied

9 November 2006, 12:56
It's not as if it was a speeding offence;automatically guillty;he as supposedly committed crimes that are tryable by Jury so he's innocent untill they say so.

ask John Reid, hell tell ya
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John Galt replied

9 November 2006, 12:53
Why did they need to mention that he was white......twice.

Absolutely ridiculous! Why the hell was he granted bail - all violent crimes - just about par for the course these days really though
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mmc71 started a topic Another victory for the treehuggers

9 November 2006, 12:46
Another victory for the treehuggers

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/6130528.stm

Who the f**k decided that a guy accused of 16 rapes and 9 sexual assaults should be allowed to stay in a hostel until his trial? And is it any suprise that he absconded?
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