| Chris Kaba verdict 19:12 - Oct 21 with 30412 views | Zx1988 |
https://www.bbc.com/news/artic
Not sure what I make of this.
If, as the article perhaps suggests, the verdict hinged upon the testimony of Blake's fellow firearms officers, I feel a distinct sense of 'they would say that, wouldn't they'.
Is there any other scenario where, essentially, the corroborating testimony of one's chums would be enough to secure a not guilty verdict? |  |
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| Chris Kaba verdict on 10:53 - Oct 24 with 1803 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 09:28 - Oct 24 by The_Flashing_Smile |
I bet he's experienced a tiny fraction of it in recent years, at best. |
There is so much to enjoy in London. From there Borough Market to the Mecerto Food Hall in Mayfair. Lovely walks through Kensington Gardens and around the Serpentine in Hyde Park. Camden. Covent Garden. Chinatown. A walk along the Thames from the Tower to Westminster. Great nightlife. So much to do and see. [Post edited 24 Oct 2024 11:00]
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| Chris Kaba verdict on 11:19 - Oct 24 with 1747 views | Ryorry |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 09:18 - Oct 24 by lowhouseblue |
the great thing about re-runs of series like the sweeney is that you get to see again london in the 1970s. it really was a grim, grimy place still pock marked by bomb sites and industrial decline. 'beautiful' it was not. |
It was a happy place in the 60s though (I was there). |  |
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| Chris Kaba verdict on 11:20 - Oct 24 with 1743 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 11:19 - Oct 24 by Ryorry |
It was a happy place in the 60s though (I was there). |
As the older folks say, If you can remember the 60's then you weren't there. | |
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| Chris Kaba verdict on 11:36 - Oct 24 with 1703 views | Ryorry |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 11:20 - Oct 24 by GlasgowBlue |
As the older folks say, If you can remember the 60's then you weren't there. |
Funnily enough, I'm older and can! Of course you didn't "know" it at the time, but it's kind of symbolised in my head by one specific item of clothing* I had, loved and wore till it literally had holes in it (oh why didn't I buy two?!).
*A shirt in that Indian crinkly cotton, vertical stripes of red, purple, orange, blue that partly blended into each other - you'd have thought the colours would clash, but somehow they didn't - just looked glorious & hot.
Edit: I was working as a temp. sec. including in Soho for part of the time, shared an office with a lass whose ambition was to become a film editor, we spent most days roaring with laughter at something or other, but I do remember that at the time there were "very real concerns" about crime in Soho, though they didn't affect us. Also remember everyone reacting with amused tolerance to the orange-robed folk chanting their way down Oxford St. in line, singing "Hare Krishna' & shaking their bells! [Post edited 24 Oct 2024 11:46]
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| Chris Kaba verdict on 11:38 - Oct 24 with 1694 views | Benters |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 09:26 - Oct 24 by GlasgowBlue |
Not a fan of London Benters? I love it. |
No it’s all too busy for me. |  |
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| Chris Kaba verdict on 11:39 - Oct 24 with 1690 views | Benters |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 09:18 - Oct 24 by lowhouseblue |
the great thing about re-runs of series like the sweeney is that you get to see again london in the 1970s. it really was a grim, grimy place still pock marked by bomb sites and industrial decline. 'beautiful' it was not. |
I liked it that’s how I remember it,it wasn’t so busy back then. | |
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| Chris Kaba verdict on 11:40 - Oct 24 with 1680 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 11:19 - Oct 24 by Ryorry |
It was a happy place in the 60s though (I was there). |
You mean when gangs like the Kray twins were ruling the roost? |  |
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| Chris Kaba on 11:41 - Oct 24 with 1676 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| Chris Kaba on 10:41 - Oct 24 by Benters |
That does sound rather nice,I must admit yes.
Can I go to The Hamilton Hall first though ? |
As I suspected, Liverpool Street is the main area you know! | |
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| Chris Kaba verdict on 11:48 - Oct 24 with 1656 views | Ryorry |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 11:40 - Oct 24 by The_Flashing_Smile |
You mean when gangs like the Kray twins were ruling the roost? |
I didn't bump into them. | |
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| Chris Kaba verdict on 12:16 - Oct 24 with 1604 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 11:36 - Oct 24 by Ryorry |
Funnily enough, I'm older and can! Of course you didn't "know" it at the time, but it's kind of symbolised in my head by one specific item of clothing* I had, loved and wore till it literally had holes in it (oh why didn't I buy two?!).
*A shirt in that Indian crinkly cotton, vertical stripes of red, purple, orange, blue that partly blended into each other - you'd have thought the colours would clash, but somehow they didn't - just looked glorious & hot.
Edit: I was working as a temp. sec. including in Soho for part of the time, shared an office with a lass whose ambition was to become a film editor, we spent most days roaring with laughter at something or other, but I do remember that at the time there were "very real concerns" about crime in Soho, though they didn't affect us. Also remember everyone reacting with amused tolerance to the orange-robed folk chanting their way down Oxford St. in line, singing "Hare Krishna' & shaking their bells! [Post edited 24 Oct 2024 11:46]
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| Chris Kaba verdict on 12:21 - Oct 24 with 1599 views | tcblue |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 10:02 - Oct 24 by Churchman |
You clearly weren’t travelling in, out and around London on Sunday then. Anyway, this and Mr Khan (who always strikes me as a man who enjoys the smell of his own f@rts) is for another thread. My fault for raising it - apols. |
I was, I live in London.
There's plenty of valid criticism to Khan. Transparency on ULEZ monies isn't one | | | |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 12:33 - Oct 24 with 1574 views | Ryorry |
Not dissimilar, though the yellow was 🍊 on my shirt.
Edit: I now remember that it had pink in it too. TWTD. [Post edited 24 Oct 2024 12:37]
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| Chris Kaba verdict on 15:16 - Oct 24 with 1476 views | ReusersTown |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 11:49 - Oct 22 by leitrimblue |
The thing is I haven't mentioned Kaba once. I'm merely suggesting that being in a car that's previously used in a crime and then panicking when surrounded by armed police is not enough to end a life.
I instead would rather see that person arrested and face trial by jury.
I don't think it's that controversial really |
And you'd be fine with him mowing or shooting you down in the crossfire as an innocent bystander... As long as he gets his day in court! Jesus wept. He was acting erratically and very dangerously when asked to stop by law enforcement. Really digging yourself in here. | | | |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 15:30 - Oct 24 with 1464 views | Blueschev |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 11:38 - Oct 24 by Benters |
No it’s all too busy for me. |
Catch the train to London, stopping at rejection, disappointment, backstabbing central and shattered dreams parkway. |  | | |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 15:47 - Oct 24 with 1433 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 15:30 - Oct 24 by Blueschev |
Catch the train to London, stopping at rejection, disappointment, backstabbing central and shattered dreams parkway. |
You alright, hun? | |
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| Chris Kaba verdict on 15:48 - Oct 24 with 1429 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 15:16 - Oct 24 by ReusersTown |
And you'd be fine with him mowing or shooting you down in the crossfire as an innocent bystander... As long as he gets his day in court! Jesus wept. He was acting erratically and very dangerously when asked to stop by law enforcement. Really digging yourself in here. |
To be fair to Leitrim, he realised he backed the wrong horse and left the thread ages ago. | |
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| Chris Kaba verdict on 16:48 - Oct 24 with 1391 views | leitrimblue |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 15:16 - Oct 24 by ReusersTown |
And you'd be fine with him mowing or shooting you down in the crossfire as an innocent bystander... As long as he gets his day in court! Jesus wept. He was acting erratically and very dangerously when asked to stop by law enforcement. Really digging yourself in here. |
'Digging yerself in here' Yer, if by suggesting that I would rather see unarmed people arrested then shot dead then I am indeed digging myself in.
Are you on the other hand suggesting that anyone 'acting erratically and very dangerously when asked to stop by law enforcement' should be shot an killed? |  | | |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 16:52 - Oct 24 with 1377 views | leitrimblue |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 15:48 - Oct 24 by The_Flashing_Smile |
To be fair to Leitrim, he realised he backed the wrong horse and left the thread ages ago. |
Just been busy Flash and having very little reason to get into an argument on here. 
Apart from weekends I'm only usually on here when it's quiet during work hours.
May be back tomorrow daytime.. | | | |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 17:19 - Oct 24 with 1356 views | Churchman |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 16:48 - Oct 24 by leitrimblue |
'Digging yerself in here' Yer, if by suggesting that I would rather see unarmed people arrested then shot dead then I am indeed digging myself in.
Are you on the other hand suggesting that anyone 'acting erratically and very dangerously when asked to stop by law enforcement' should be shot an killed? |
Of course in theory an unarmed person should not be killed. But I’d rather see an unarmed person shot dead if there is a threat they might be armed, ignore instructions and potentially put an Officer at risk.
In other words, if somebody is a perceived threat, do not do as ordered and pay with their lives that’s the sad choice they made. It’s a consequence of their actions, not the police.
What is the alternative? Just move aside for anyone displaying threatening, violent potentially criminal behaviour and hope all will be ok with him in the morning? |  | | |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 17:32 - Oct 24 with 1318 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 16:48 - Oct 24 by leitrimblue |
'Digging yerself in here' Yer, if by suggesting that I would rather see unarmed people arrested then shot dead then I am indeed digging myself in.
Are you on the other hand suggesting that anyone 'acting erratically and very dangerously when asked to stop by law enforcement' should be shot an killed? |
Again, you're removing all context. If it was just an unarmed person shot dead rather than being arrested then everyone would agree that's not ideal. But that's a straw man. The context was they didn't know he was unarmed, but he was in a car that had previously been used in a shooting the day before, so they had every right to believe he was armed. And he was ramming the police. And the officer wasn't literally trying to kill him (although in those circumstances it would be understandable).
You can't just remove all that context and declare it's wrong! | |
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| Chris Kaba verdict on 17:54 - Oct 24 with 1288 views | MattinLondon |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 15:30 - Oct 24 by Blueschev |
Catch the train to London, stopping at rejection, disappointment, backstabbing central and shattered dreams parkway. |
I much prefer that then stay in the same town for all of my life. |  | | |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 18:05 - Oct 24 with 1262 views | tcblue |
How have we got TWO people on here who don't know an Alan Partridge quote off by heart?! | | | |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 18:30 - Oct 24 with 1222 views | Churchman |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 18:05 - Oct 24 by tcblue |
How have we got TWO people on here who don't know an Alan Partridge quote off by heart?! |
Tbh I didn’t know it was an Alan Partridge quote either. The Partridgemeister is not something I watch. Great quote though! | | | |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 19:05 - Oct 24 with 1180 views | Ryorry |
| Chris Kaba verdict on 18:05 - Oct 24 by tcblue |
How have we got TWO people on here who don't know an Alan Partridge quote off by heart?! |
Three! | |
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