What was the results of the new bills in parliament yesterday?

Scotland can have haircuts in 2 weeks time fffssss

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comment by The greatest trick Arteta ever pulled was conv... (U10012)
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What was the results of the new bills in parliament yesterday?
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I think the vote is today

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comment by The greatest trick Arteta ever pulled was conv... (U10012)
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What was the results of the new bills in parliament yesterday?
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I think the vote is today
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comment by The greatest trick Arteta ever pulled was convincing the world this squad is not good enough for top 6 (U10012)
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What was the results of the new bills in parliament yesterday?
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Was reading the policing bill earlier and some of the protest/demonstration proposals are a bit concerning tbh.

See part 60 which will mean the likes of Steve Bray (stop brexit dude) would be breaking the law by protesting outside parliament.

https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/bills/cbill/58-01/0268/200268.pdf

Mentioned on another thread that instead of tougher sentencing, gov needs to properly fund the judicial system which is currently in a really poor state.

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The kill the wabbit Bill?

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comment by NPEEE (U22521)
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I dont know rhe reference alas.
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Elmer Fudd??

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comment by What would Stuart Pearce do? Percy Pig aficionado (U3126)
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comment by The greatest trick Arteta ever pulled was convincing the world this squad is not good enough for top 6 (U10012)
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What was the results of the new bills in parliament yesterday?
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Was reading the policing bill earlier and some of the protest/demonstration proposals are a bit concerning tbh.

See part 60 which will mean the likes of Steve Bray (stop brexit dude) would be breaking the law by protesting outside parliament.

https://publications.parliament.uk/pa/bills/cbill/58-01/0268/200268.pdf

Mentioned on another thread that instead of tougher sentencing, gov needs to properly fund the judicial system which is currently in a really poor state.


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Really hard to believe that a full democratic country could pass such a bill.
If it goes through, where will they stop?

comment by NPEEE (U22521)
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I beg your pardon?
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You'll love this!

https://eu.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/tv/2020/06/08/looney-toons-cartoons-elmer-fudd-rifle-less-hbo-gun-free/3173387001/

Westminster Voting Intention (15 March):

Conservative: 43% (-2)
Labour: 36% (&ndash
Lib Dem: 7% (&ndash
Green: 5% (+1)
SNP: 4% (&ndash
Reform UK: 3% (&ndash

Sample Size: 2,000
Changes +/- 8 March

Brilliant from David Lammy to the justice secretary.

“He’s got to watch it Secretary of State, he’s getting annoyed, and he of course has made that something you can go to prison for in the Bill we’re voting on later.

comment by NPEEE (U22521)
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I dont know rhe reference alas.
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https://youtu.be/TJI_gygXsfs

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comment by NPEEE (U22521)
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I beg your pardon?
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You'll love this!

https://eu.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/tv/2020/06/08/looney-toons-cartoons-elmer-fudd-rifle-less-hbo-gun-free/3173387001/
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Oh ffs 🤦‍♂️

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Saddam's brother was a right barrel of laughs too.
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His son Uday brought in some revolutionary training and motivational methods to Iraqi football.
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Aye, no hand ball rule.

Like, no hand.

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comment by peks - 1974 (U6618)
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sizzle unblock me, so i can comment on your vaccine thread
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Don't hold your breath he was going to unfilter me after the US election but I'm still waiting.
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I miss the Friday pun game.
He filtered me because I predicted Spurs would finish 8th last season lol
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My crimes are political.

Too many times I've told the truth about the state of our hopeless opposition.

Its weird that a bloke who loves to antagonise is so quick to filter but there we have it.
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Poltical prisoner.

My only crime was stupidity.

Who is the U.K.’s most despised politician and why is it Priti Pate?

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Who is the U.K.’s most despised politician and why is it Priti Pate?










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"Because she's gorgeous, I'd do anything for you".

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Who is the U.K.’s most despised politician and why is it Priti Pate?










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"Because she's gorgeous, I'd do anything for you".
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I guess if you’ve got a thing for fascist dwarves who take the knee for foreign powers.

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comment by NPEEE (U22521)
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I beg your pardon?
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You'll love this!

https://eu.usatoday.com/story/entertainment/tv/2020/06/08/looney-toons-cartoons-elmer-fudd-rifle-less-hbo-gun-free/3173387001/
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Oh ffs 🤦‍♂️
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The character is a hunter

The NRA will be up in arms about it.

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comment by Admin1 (U1)
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Assange isn't a good guy, shades of grey, some of his revelations make the world change for the good and some for the bad. Same goes for Snowden. I do think though that when you sign the official secrets act, you do so knowingly and shouldn't sign it unless you are willing to honour it. If it becomes or is reduced to discretionary then technology and information could be our undoing once it is in the wrong hands.
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This assumes that this info is in the right hands before it's been leaked? Maybe we are already undone as it is. This is Assanges reasoning perhaps. What are these entities doing with the information? How sure are you that these capitalistic all for profit entities are using it in your best interests? If he felt that this info was in dangerous hands or being misused without the knowledge and approval of the masses, taking advantage of people, then he had a right to expose that, as a person and as a journalist.
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Whilst (personally) he may have felt a moral obligation to publish classified information, the reasons why secret military and diplomatic documents are give top secret classification were known to Assange before he chose to release them into the public domain.

I don't think anyone considering his actions impartially would conclude the USGov (given the diplomatic embarrassment he caused) would not seek to indict him.
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Of course he knew it's an offence and whistleblowing relies on the release of info that the owner does not want released, but if for instance some entity is spying on you, selling your info to third parties etc then that's also really scary.

Even the US constitution carries a call to arms for every citizen to fight a rogue government. No entity is infallible or impenetrable.