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  • I would be most grateful if you to point out to me and other contributors - either here or elsewhere on this site - my alleged statements about not helping refugees. Could it be that you simply like to place words or sentiments into other peoples mo…
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • Double post with the one below!
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • I've no intention of not keeping it friendly - No I won't be ordered to read the post, as I said prevously, if all Muslims were terrorists then we would have all found out if the afterlife actually exists. Sadly some people cannot differentiate when…
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • If I can expand a little, the next time you are travelling by car and hear an emergency vehicle siren, you'll notice that without visual reference (the flashing lights) it is difficult to determine where said vehicle is in relation to you. You will …
  • I see.
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • No one is generalising Muslims. FFS if all Muslims were terrorists then we would have all gone up in smoke a long time ago! This is the sort of liberalist claptrap behind which the terrorists hide behind. (No I haven't clicked on the link) People wh…
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • I'll knock nothing off. Who said my solution was simple? Yours however - to simply bury your head in the sand - is the simplest yet most devastating of all.
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • The lights thing. It would have been SOP to use some form of visual warning when engaged in a pursuit. The siren alone would not have been enough to provide other road users/pedestrians with adequate warning. To hear a siren but not allow people to …
  • @barryt007 & @Creasy47 thank you for your sentiments. I don't know the person involved. As far as I'm aware he had taken his daughter to the concert. I'm not sure if she was with him at the time of the blast. Without encroaching on this most sen…
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • But you are still missing the point - yes arrest but not detain under the provisions in which I lay out. Sadly the only person who 'mislays evidence' in this instance is your good self. Please note also that I am not taking the easy route out, by…
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • I've been involved in a car chase or two at that period in time (the 1970's - doing the chasing I may add!) and it just doesn't add up to me.
  • tanaka123 wrote: » stag wrote: » I went into detail in previous posts. To paraphrase what I said in those posts, evidence should be presented to a panel of judges - if that evidence is compelling enough, then authority would be given to arrest…
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • I don't think I've seen any Sweeney cars on the show with 'wig-wag' lights. Head/spotlamps are again inadequate. As far as I recall, hidden grill lights would not have been in use in those days.
  • I just got news from my sister that a friend of hers, who had taken his daughter to the concert, was caught up in the blast and is in hospital. She doesn't know any further details as to the severity of his injuries at this time.
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • I went into detail in previous posts. To paraphrase what I said in those posts, evidence should be presented to a panel of judges - if that evidence is compelling enough, then authority would be given to arrest/detain the suspects. There's no hindsi…
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • The lights/siren is an audible and visual aid for other road users and pedestrians. The siren on its own would not be enough to give adequate warning of the approach of a speeding vehicle. Although a light could be used on its own in some circumstan…
  • As far as I'm aware, all unmarked (CID) vehicles were always equipped with blue lights which could be attached, by way of a magnet, to the roof when needed. I'm guessing this would have been the same for the FS.
  • I've just watched a good piece about this sad news on the BBC. RIP Sir Roger.
  • A controversial opinion I know, but my opinion nonetheless. As far as I'm concerned, those who seek, for whatever reason, to protect these assorted vermin - vermin whose only objective is to kill and maim - are just as culpable for these atrocities …
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • bondjames wrote: » @stag, thanks for your reply to my earlier post. I still don't see how you can be absolutely certain that law enforcement (even when working in concert with other countries) can definitively source a hacking threat. Exp…
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • @tanaka123 . Please look at my last post. I posted before seeing your last comment. Of course you have no need to explain if you don't wish to, but it does put you on the back foot somewhat. I'd would have just liked to know what you disagreed with,…
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • tanaka123 wrote: » stag wrote: » The religion of peace strikes again. I wonder - as I suspect - the perpetrator of this vile act was known in some way to the police and security services, how those who lambasted my proposal that all known terr…
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • TheWizardOfIce wrote: » stag wrote: » The religion of peace strikes again. Bit presumptuous mate. They haven't actually said it's a Muslim yet have they? Could just as easily be a Quaker. stag wrote: » I also wonder if 'mental illn…
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • Just one small point about the TV programme. The overlaying of sound effects is obvious in certain circumstances. Take note when watching the car chase scenes, whenever a FS vehicle passes the camera with its siren on, there is no Doppler effect. I …
  • barryt007 wrote: » They were indeed,but that was a sign of the times and ,as i'm sure you can back me up on this @stag,the police had a lot of black v white situations to deal with. Btw good find there @vzok ! At that time I don't rememb…
  • bondjames wrote: » stag wrote: » Nowadays, those same intelligence gathering operations will be much quicker to execute. I guess that the country of origin will already be known, backtracking via various clues the attackers will have been forc…
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • The religion of peace strikes again. I wonder - as I suspect - the perpetrator of this vile act was known in some way to the police and security services, how those who lambasted my proposal that all known terrorist suspects should be detained indef…
    in CLOSED Comment by stag May 2017
  • It may be wise to remember that the police were quite openly racist in those days. I remember a black officer being called (among other things - and definitely not by me) 'Midnight'. Also, policing and the response to the type of behaviour one sees…
  • Premature I know, given the thread title, but I'm about to sit down and watch LALD.
  • My greatest concern is that - should TM win the victory everyone is expecting - she will lead us off in a tangent with regard to Brexit. There has already been some subtle hints about 'trade offs' and 'compromise'. While of course there has to be bo…