15-07-2017, 05:13 AM
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You Can make a Difference.
HiI have put this in here simply because I know many of you avoid Politics like the Plague.
Please do not turn off and continue to have a read.
You can make a difference, a very big difference, even as a nobody.
Here in the UK we have a thing called Unduly Lenient Sentences.
It allows any member of the Public, anyone, even those not connected in anyway to the Crime, to ask for a review of a Sentence for any Serious Crime, anything which has gone to Crown Court.
It was previously restricted to things like Murder, Rape and Kiddy Fiddling.
It has now been extended to Terrorism and Hate Preaching.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-40613886
You can make a difference, get out there and blast them, the more the merrier.
They have to listen and they have to take action.
Unfortunately it is not retrospective, but it is a positive step.
We can all use it, it takes but a few minutes of our time.
It is a far more effective weapon against Acid Attacks for example, or Female Genital Mutilation.
It is an absolute Winner against Terrorism and supporting Terrorism.
So, stop whinging and get on with it.
Let your fingers do the talking.
You can make a difference.
15-07-2017, 09:36 AM
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Re: You Can make a Difference.
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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I might just do that with Rhodri Colwyn Philipps - 12 weeks imprisonment is a ridiculously 'light' sentence - I would suggest a minimum of 5 YEARS!!!.
15-07-2017, 09:42 AM
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Re: You Can make a Difference.
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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I might just do that with Rhodri Colwyn Philipps - 12 weeks imprisonment is a ridiculously 'light' sentence - I would suggest a minimum of 5 YEARS!!!.
Your continued support of terrorists and their supporters does not go unnoticed UJ.
15-07-2017, 10:34 AM
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Re: You Can make a Difference.
Originally Posted by Uncle Joe
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Even if it were true, sod all you can do about it!!!
Hi
Yep, I know.
However we can change things.
There is a movement afoot to deny benefits to those who support Terrorism .
It is gaining momentum, slowly but surely, a price your Enforcement Officers are prepared to pay for their continued reduction in living standards.
You will be the first in line for it.
15-07-2017, 10:54 AM
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Re: You Can make a Difference.
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiI have put this in here simply because I know many of you avoid Politics like the Plague.
Please do not turn off and continue to have a read.
You can make a difference, a very big difference, even as a nobody.
Here in the UK we have a thing called Unduly Lenient Sentences.
It allows any member of the Public, anyone, even those not connected in anyway to the Crime, to ask for a review of a Sentence for any Serious Crime, anything which has gone to Crown Court.
It was previously restricted to things like Murder, Rape and Kiddy Fiddling.
It has now been extended to Terrorism and Hate Preaching.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-40613886
You can make a difference, get out there and blast them, the more the merrier.
They have to listen and they have to take action.
Unfortunately it is not retrospective, but it is a positive step.
We can all use it, it takes but a few minutes of our time.
It is a far more effective weapon against Acid Attacks for example, or Female Genital Mutilation.
It is an absolute Winner against Terrorism and supporting Terrorism.
So, stop whinging and get on with it.
Let your fingers do the talking.
You can make a difference.
Doing Something Positive is far better than moaning and ranting on here, though obviously that's therapeutic!
That's great news.
15-07-2017, 01:43 PM
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Re: You Can make a Difference.
Originally Posted by Muddy
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Yes thank you Swims I had never heard of this before.To whom does one write to The Crown Court ?
The details are here.
https://www.gov.uk/ask-crown-court-sentence-review
I was not allowed to use it when working, but everyone else can.
It works, the success rate is huge.
I posted because I can now use it, unfortunately not in 3 cases I still have an interest in.
Everything else is fair game, including acid attacks.
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