Indeed. And it shows the line that those who are claiming the sentences to be disproportionate to be an absolute falsehood. These are cunning, devious, people who are a danger to everyone.
I'll go further: I'm sure he won't.
For fanatics like Hallam, it's a crying shame that indeterminate sentences have been stopped.
That is surely grounds for appealthe sentence means dear Cressida won't be able to attend her brother's wedding next year
Heaven forbid someone should show up and throw tomato soup over the wedding dress , or scatter orange powder outside the church .Some may have been unfortunate enough to watch the statement given by the mother of Cressida Gethin, one of the four imprisoned, whining that the sentence means dear Cressida won't be able to attend her brother's wedding next year
The level of tone-deaf elite entitlement displayed is breathtaking.
Actually, I do have an idea: We should allow Cressida a day's release from prison so that she can attend her brother's wedding and then stage a protest blocking her route to it.
Instead of a major police operation and hours of inconvenience to others , a police sniper could have taken them out in 5 minutes , and then just left the bodies hanging up there as a warning to others .
Yes I saw that this morning ; they deny criminal damage , but evidence has already been given that the tomato soup was corrosive to the surface of the antique picture frame and damaged the finish ( the painting was behind glass ) , so what must it do you your insides ? I just had a tin of Heinz Tomato and Basil soup a few days ago , and am also partial to the 'normal stuff ) .
It's always advised that you shouldn't store food with tomato-based sauces in aluminium foil containers as the acids from the tomatoes will leech into the aluminium and contaminate the food.
That's also why you'll find tinned tomatoes/ tomato soup etc is sold in tins with a coating on the inside.
With all that hydrochloric acid we produce to break our food down I think I'll stop eating.
To quote Punch:Hi,
Last Friday there was a protest in Dubai by a group of Bangladeshis - they were protesting against their own government in Bangladesh (so no idea why they chose to demonstrate in Dubai).
The Dubai police urged them to end their demonstration & disperse - under threat of arrest - but they apparently ignored the police demands.
Below is the local news article on Saturday
UAE arrests Bangladeshis protesting in streets, causing property damage
A group of Bangladeshi nationals were arrested for gathering and inciting riots in several streets across the UAE on Friday, authorities said. Chancellor D..www.khaleejtimes.com
On Monday, those arrested appeared in court in Abu Dhabi.
Below is a report on the results of their court case.
UAE: 54 Bangladeshis to be deported after jail term; 3 get life sentences for protesting
Three Bangladeshis sentenced to life imprisonment and 54 others to be deported after serving prison terms over riots and protests in the UAE, authorities s..www.khaleejtimes.com
Three were sentenced to life imprisonment and 54 were sentenced to 10 years followed by deportation.
Swift justice and a message to others!
The sentence took into consideration the fact that they were illegal immigrants apparently.
In the Bangladeshi's case, I agree.
