Zware rellen in Engeland #25

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:29 schreef Kingstown het volgende:
Het brandt weer in Birmingham:

http://yfrog.com/kfh20luj

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:36 schreef superworm het volgende:
Verveling op werk. Resultaat:

In de wijken rondom Londen
Heeft de burger ondervonden
Hoe protesten onomwonden
In misdadigheid uitmonden
Duizenden agenten stonden
Tussen doden en gewonden
En probeerden te doorgronden
Hoe de hele stad, ontbonden,
Overvloeide van de zonden
Waar men door een meute honden
Wordt beroofd en vastgebonden
Winkels uitgebrand gevonden
Schade van miljoenen ponden
De politiek, de vakbonden
En politiemannen konden
Waar de Theems in zee uitmondde
Geenszins het protest afronden.

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:37 schreef 2dope het volgende:
Jammer van dat 'uitmondde'.

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:39 schreef motorbloempje het volgende:
Ik zou geen dichter worden als ik jou was...

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:39 schreef motorbloempje het volgende:
Ik zou geen dichter worden als ik jou was...

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:39 schreef motorbloempje het volgende:
Ik zou geen dichter worden als ik jou was...

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:40 schreef feyenoordfan92 het volgende:Dit gaat Engeland heel veel geld kosten, en dat zullen ook andere landen, waaronder wij, gaan voelen.

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:43 schreef motorbloempje het volgende:
We weten wel wie we met Sinterklaas om hulp moeten vragen als we op zoek zijn naar standaard Sinterklaas-gebrabbel

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:42 schreef Piet_Piraat het volgende:

Met sinterklaas mag je weer.

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:44 schreef SuperHarregarre het volgende:
Bobby, oh, bobby!
Those looters stole my ipods
Fucking bunch of cunts!

Nog eentje om het af te leren.

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:41 schreef Copycat het volgende:

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Niet?

Toch hartstikke leuk
Een gedicht steeds eindigend op dezelfde meuk
Doet het goed als tegeltjesspreuk
Ook al lig ik niet in een deuk
En lijkt London op een smeulende peuk.

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:44 schreef Copycat het volgende:

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/rijmelarij van lick my vest

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:44 schreef Copycat het volgende:

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ik kan niet wachten!
Zie mij smachten!
Nog hoeveel nachten?

/rijmelarij van lick my vest

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No wonder these kids think stealing trainers is OK. Everyone makes excuses for them

The reason your house is not regularly robbed is not because you lock your doors. It is because most people don’t steal. Sure, locking is a deterrent used to deter those on the fringes of society, but the main reason you are not attacked on the street, shops are not constantly looted and burnt down, and we all don’t take things that don’t belong to us is because someone, when we were little, taught us the difference between right and wrong.
Put a child in front of an insect and he will take great delight in making it suffer until his mother or father tells him that causing pain is wrong. Children need to be brought up properly with parents who care enough about them to say no, with a school system that cares enough to admit when behaviour is out of control, with a community that recognises that we are ALL responsible for our children.
Many of these mindless thugs involved in the riots don’t think more than 10 minutes into the future. They think that stealing trainers is ‘fun’, not even considering that it might be wrong. Many of them are, quite literally, unable to read and write: 17 percent of 15-year-olds are functionally illiterate. If you de-educate an entire generation, if you constantly make excuses for their behaviour, if you never teach them the difference between right and wrong, then chaos is what you reap. These young people are just implementing what they’ve learnt at school!
Teachers can only keep the peace in the classroom because they have established authority. Where there is order in classrooms, children show respect because they have been taught to respect teachers. ONE teacher can therefore command the respect of hundreds of children. It is the same with the police and order in society. The police cannot hope to outnumber the rioters. As a civilised society, we rely on a sense of morality in our people to keep the order. How did the Japanese survive their recent nuclear disaster? They queued quietly for food and help, and waited. They didn’t say ‘ME ME ME’! Do young people wear hoodies in Japan? Do Japanese children question their teacher’s authority? Do Japanese adults defend the appalling behaviour of their youth? NO.
We are an international disgrace. What would happen if the teacher left her classroom and said that she was ‘keeping a close eye on things from her holiday home’? Theresa May, Home Secretary, was the only one of our leaders, whether Conservative or Labour, who returned from holiday immediately when Tottenham exploded. Where were all of our leaders? If even our politicians refuse to take responsibility for their ‘classrooms’, then how can we expect the children to remain in their chairs?
Ken Livingstone blames everything from Thatcher to the Conservatives to lack of youth clubs. Darcus Howe is comparing our riots to Syria’s! I look on in horror at our BBC reporters, as well as ordinary people being interviewed on TV, as they all chant the usual mantra without even thinking: cuts, cuts, cuts. A man whose shop had been looted met Nick Clegg on the street, clearly distressed, and rather than blame the looters, he attacked the Deputy Prime Minister over the cuts. What is wrong with everyone? Have we been brainwashed by aliens?
Even the sensible people (and there have been a few) refuse to denounce ALL of the violence. Brixton, Croydon, Birmingham are bad, but Tottenham somehow was ‘understandable’. Come again? You mean sometimes looting and violence are acceptable? Apparently, the Tottenham riots are understandable because the police shot Mark Duggan (father of four, according to the Guardian). Do we really think that the police went out and killed a random innocent man? Or rather, as the local residents say, was he not a ‘major player’ in the Tottenham criminal underworld? They say he ‘lived by the gun’, and caused ‘grief’ to local people. Some say he was a crack cocaine dealer. His fiancée says he was determined not to go back to jail (so he has been in jail) and he has a child with her and another woman. She also has another 2 children from another man. Yet what do Mark Duggan’s parents say? That he was a good father and a respected member of the local community. How can someone with that reputation be considered a respected member of the local community?
Was Mark Duggan a good father? Who knows! Certainly, Jens Breivik, father of the Norway bomber, was absent during his son’s childhood. He refused to see his 16-year-old son because he ‘wasn’t ready’ (whatever that means). Jens Breivik, rather than feeling remorse for having failed as a father, was only interested in his own reputation when the appalling Norway killings took place. But when I criticised him, I was shot down by ordinary readers of this blog. How dare I criticise parents when I am not a parent myself! White readers say that they are unable to speak about black absent fathers because they’re white. Fine. But is Jens Breivik black? Yet no one was willing to be critical of his questionable parenting. Parents teach their children the difference between right and wrong. If they are absent, then the child grows up without a moral compass.
These criminals are responsible for their behaviour but so are their parents who sit at home, knowing their children are out there, looking forward to the goodies their children will bring home. I am so angry, so ashamed, so utterly dismayed. The vast majority of these criminals are black. No one will say it. I hang my head in shame, both as a black person and as a teacher. I naively thought if I could tell people what was happening in our schools that we would change things. I wrote a book, thinking that this would stop the liberals from the excuse-making. But instead, I was told I had made it all up. Our great capital city is on fire and even this isn’t enough to convince people that the excuse-making must stop!
What does the Socialist Workers Party say? “These riots are a bitter reaction to racist policing and a Tory Government destroying people’s lives.” It beggars belief. Our reaction to these riots is the greatest worry. What will defeat us is not the rioters. Scary as they are, they are a minority of yobs. What will defeat us is the power of bad ideas. Given our refusal to change, the worst is yet to come.

http://blogs.telegraph.co(...)es-excuses-for-them/

twitter:

TrueFiction_ twitterde op woensdag 10-08-2011 om 12:18:39 "Only in the UK could kids in £100 trainers organize riots on £300 phones and claim they're in poverty" - Alec Hoff reageer retweet

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:49 schreef stoeltafel het volgende:
Held uit Londen komt om

LONDEN - Er is opnieuw een dode gevallen bij de rellen in Engeland. Het gaat om een man die zwaar werd mishandeld nadat hij relschoppers had aangesproken die een vuilnisbak in brand hadden gestoken.

Opnieuw dode rellen londen

Dat meldt The Daily Telegraph. De man, van begin 50, verzette zich tegen relschoppers in West-Londen. De Brit probeerde de brand te blussen omdat deze dreigde over te slaan naar een winkel en enkele huizen. Daarop werd hij in elkaar geslagen en met geweld tegen de stoeprand gegooid. De schokkende beelden van het slachtoffer verschenen al snel op internet en zijn te zien in De Telegraaf Nieuwsflits.

De mishandeling speelde zich af voor het oog van de politie, die machteloos stond tegenover de daders. De man vocht dinsdagavond in het ziekenhuis voor zijn leven. Tevergeefs, zo blijkt woensdag.

De identiteit van de man is niet bekend. Wel hebben duizenden Britten hem inmiddels in hun hart gesloten en wordt hij gezien als een van de gezichten van het verzet tegen de relschoppers.
Op videobeelden die een omstander maakte is het slachtoffer vermoedelijk te zien.

http://www.telegraaf.nl/b(...)rellen___.html?p=9,1

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:46 schreef friekin_ het volgende:

Hehe. Je leest ook Yo's tweets?

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Chief Constable Peter Fahy updates on the disturbances

Chief Constable Peter Fahy said: “These have been challenging times for policing in Greater Manchester and across the country. My officers have been faced with significant levels of violence and last night they, together with other emergency services, were attacked.

“In Salford officers faced extreme violence and we are in no doubt these were criminals who were organised using social media and mobile phones. This was a criminal element who exploited the situation to carry out criminal acts and with a violent intent.

“The situation in Manchester was of a large group of people who split into smaller groups that were intent on breaking into shops and moved from one place to another to target businesses.

“Throughout the afternoon and evening we had hundreds of officers working to contain the sporadic disorder and criminal activity that took place in Manchester and Salford. There is no doubt that this was a tremendously difficult time.

“My officers acted extremely courageously and faced the violence head on as they tackled the disturbances. There is no doubt that these were gangs that were determined to cause trouble with no regard to people or property. There were around 100 buildings targeted and some of these include big names and small family businesses. These individuals have attacked their own communities.

“We continue to receive messages of support from people across Greater Manchester and the rest of the country. They want to help us to identify the people who have been responsible for bringing these shameful scenes to our streets. They want to help us ensure that these criminals are brought to justice. We have received hundreds of images through Twitter and Facebook and we are working through these.

“During the evening we have made 113 arrests and we will be making more. This morning we are releasing the first images from CCTV footage that we have reviewed overnight. We are publishing these images on our website and through the GMP Flickr site. People can send us images they have by uploading them to our Facebook page.”

“We will not rest until we have arrested and put these criminals before the courts. Greater Manchester is back to work this morning and we will ensure it is business as usual.

“Anyone who recognises the people in the images or has any information can call the Greater Manchester Police information appeal line on 0800 092 0410 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.”

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:47 schreef Kingstown het volgende:

Birmingham Riot 2011: Tariq Jahan (Murdered Son's dad) speaks

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:51 schreef De_Nuance het volgende:

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Kut.

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:51 schreef De_Nuance het volgende:
Kut.

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:53 schreef motorbloempje het volgende:

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Dat.. Jemig de tering

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:51 schreef De_Nuance het volgende:

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Kut.

Zou dit waar zijn?

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:51 schreef De_Nuance het volgende:

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Kut.

Zou dit waar zijn?

twitter:

bilalaziz twitterde op woensdag 10-08-2011 om 14:50:55 the father of the two brothers dying in the riots has just died of a heart attack #riots #birminghamriots reageer retweet

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:51 schreef De_Nuance het volgende:

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Kut.

Zou dit waar zijn?

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Op woensdag 10 augustus 2011 14:53 schreef Dekatria het volgende:

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Dattie zo ontzettend kalm blijft, respect hoor.