Would you trust justice in another country?

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MarillionFan replied

26 March 2010, 00:17
Originally posted by Peoplesoft bloke View Post

Possibly not - but it winds me up when people start whining about justice when they break the laws of another country.

1.If you love British justice - stay at home.
2.Don't break laws abroad.

British justice!!!

Softest in the world.

Give me an Asbo.
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Peoplesoft bloke replied

25 March 2010, 23:21
Would you trust justice in another country?

Possibly not - but it winds me up when people start whining about justice when they break the laws of another country.

1.If you love British justice - stay at home.
2.Don't break laws abroad.
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MarillionFan replied

25 March 2010, 23:19
Originally posted by threaded View Post

I've been escorted off a golf course by a guy with a machine gun in Indonesia. (no not an automatic rifle, I mean machine gun)

Something about walking on the grass, he was quite upset.

Sorry forgot that. Had to be escorted from Surabaya bus station by a police escort after getting into an argument with a local tax driver, with me shouting Kamu mencuri Kamu pencuri (which closely translates to you thief you liar).

It then turned into a flash mob with about 20 people jostling me and another guy trying to lynch us.

WOW! Somethings just don't change do they!
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threaded replied

25 March 2010, 23:13
I've been escorted off a golf course by a guy with a machine gun in Indonesia. (no not an automatic rifle, I mean machine gun)

Something about walking on the grass, he was quite upset.
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MarillionFan replied

25 March 2010, 23:10
Originally posted by HairyArsedBloke View Post

MF, have you ever been in a Turkish prison?

No, but I've been in a Turkish sauna. Does that count?
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HairyArsedBloke replied

25 March 2010, 23:07
Originally posted by MarillionFan View Post

Don't see why not. I've spent a few days in a Bangkok jail, been held at gunpoint in Nepal and been arrested here and Australia. Uk is well easiest

MF, have you ever been in a Turkish prison?
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MarillionFan replied

25 March 2010, 22:30
Originally posted by minestrone View Post

Do you think people in other countries would trust justice in this country?

Don't see why not. I've spent a few days in a Bangkok jail, been held at gunpoint in Nepal and been arrested here and Australia. Uk is well easiest
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TykeMerc replied

25 March 2010, 22:30
Originally posted by minestrone View Post

Do you think people in other countries would trust justice in this country?

Plenty do, but they're not as familiar (therefore embittered by experience) as us Brits.
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minestrone started a topic Would you trust justice in another country?

25 March 2010, 22:26
Would you trust justice in another country?

Do you think people in other countries would trust justice in this country?
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