QuoteWise up mucker! The English prison system is nothing to do with us. Yer's man in jail fer life, who cares how he lives, he'll still never been gettin out.
BTW, what's worse than Michael Jackson's at bed time?
Ian Huntley's at bath time.
Happy Christmas Huntley
Ian Huntley is up for a transfer to a Broadmoore prison luxury suite which he will enter when bulding work is complete-some time in the new year. This suite will include a colour tv, playstation, an Argos Catolouge with a £40 per week allowance from the tax-payers money, a tailor to custom edit or alter any mail order clothes which don't fit or suit him and much more. He will also have his own room key to enter and leave his suite at will and will have a free telephone which he has complete acess to, no numbers barred.
This guy murderd TWO TEN YEAR OLD GIRLS. Holly and Jessica's incredible parents have had to face over a year of grief since their daughters were taken away from them and after Huntley was found guilty and awarded life imprisonment they must have thought they had a least some closure. Instead he will experience a lifestyle for which most people living out on the streets would do anything to be given. Do you want to live in a world where there are homeless people spending these Christmas nights in cardboard boxes whilst paedophiles and murderers are rewarded like this.
Of course he has to stay in Broadmoore for the rest of his life but with a lifestyle like that who would want to leave? This is hardly a punishment to fit the crimes!
To make things even worse all of these luxuries that thousands across the world are deprived of are being bought with taxpayers money!
So a family who can't afford a t.v or games console (let alone £40 a week on Argos and a tailor) because they are trying to feed themselves, must pay tax so that Huntley can have everything that they can't. If your lucky enough to liv in Ireland it's not your money but it is still unjust for so many millions in Britain.
Please sign the petition below to keep Huntley in a normal prison or one of the current Broadmoore suites so that the taxpayers money can be spent on people who actually deserve it.
(we will add your signature to those we already have and send it off to HMPS).
Thank you
Wise up mucker! The English prison system is nothing to do with us. Yer's man in jail fer life, who cares how he lives, he'll still never been gettin out.
BTW, what's worse than Michael Jackson's at bed time?
Ian Huntley's at bath time.
Isn't Derry in England?Originally posted by brendy_eire
Wise up mucker! The English prison system is nothing to do with us.
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I'd say you'd be tad off the mark there fella !!Originally posted by Pablo
Isn't Derry in England?
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
OOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHH........ Nasty........
Whatever it was I am sure it was better than my plan to get out of this by pretending to be mad. I mean, who would have noticed another madman around here?
If what you claim is true Liam, then there's nothing to stop him to ringing the parents of the murdered girls. I find that impossible to believe, at best he will have to request numbers through the prison, or have the numbers he phones monitored.
The other 'rewards' are no doubt standard in British prisons (or at least in solitary cells where huntley will be forced to stay for his own safety). To treat him differently could leave the Prison Service open to lawsuits.
As for altering clothes, it's not like someone from saville row will be into the cell to him, most likely they will be altered in the prison, again no doubt a standard practice when a prisoner can't really try the stuff on in a shop. In any case, what point would there be to having him wear pants that were too tight, it'd hardly be a punishment, he's in jail for life.
It costs tax payers for every prisoner in jail, not just the sun's current 'poster boy for evil'. You ask 'with a lifestyle like his' who'd want to leave Broadmoor, the answer I'd imagine, is every single person in the place.
Hey-was just trying to get a few more signatures to make up the 100-no harm in that.
To what end ???Originally posted by liam88
Hey-was just trying to get a few more signatures to make up the 100-no harm in that.
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
What dya mean?
-MY man?Originally posted by brendy_eire
Yer's man in jail fer life,
the parents of the innocent girls he murdered mabye?Originally posted by brendy_eire
who cares how he lives,
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Been posted before-ended up in the trashOriginally posted by brendy_eire
BTW, what's worse than Michael Jackson's at bed time?
Ian Huntley's at bath time.
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Let it go, Liam. No-one cares.
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Exactly ..... "To What End" means what good will it do getting people to sign ? Is there a campaign ot change his living conditions ? Stay out of it ...... It is like a witch hunt organised by The Sun. Mindless nonsense !!Originally posted by brendy_eire
Let it go, Liam. No-one cares.
The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
I don't think our handfull of signatures is gonna make any difference to anything but lads ya have to see where Liam is coming from here.At least he is trying to do something no matter how small it is to see that maggot huntley not living the high life in prison when it's supposed to be a punishment for the terrible crimes he has commited.
Put yourselfs in the girl's parents shoes and you'd want him thrown into the 'hole' for the rest of his life like your man in the film,'murder in the 1st'.
1. I don't believe everything I read in 'The Sun' or any other "tablods" for that matter but the way the British government have acted in the past with cases such as the Bulger boys proves the point.
2. I'd rather do something and know that there is a chance it COULD make a difference than sit around knowing I never even bothered trying (thanks for your support Waistcoat
3. Within a week we should be on 150(or past it)
4. Yeah we're sending it off to HMPS, Downing Street and the CPS to try and block the move.
5. Presumably if you pay tax from any part of the United Kingdom it all goes to these stupid little government schemes even if you live in Derry, correct me if i'm wrong.
6. "No one Cares' except the 85 who have signed so far over the christmas break so even if I don't bother collecting signatures around here I won't "Let it go".
We are going to cause a little outcry with a few letters and hoepfully a couple of hundred signatures. We're just providing a path for people who disagree with his treatment and allowing them to make their voice heard in 10 seconds by typing their name rather than having to post things off themselves.
Mabye we'll make a difference mabye we won't, but at least we gave it a shot and that's what it's all about
Let's say, for instance, the PD's went out and got a petition goin got keep Joe Higgins in jail for an extra month. Chances are they'd find enough capitalist scumbags in this country to get a petition 20 times as big as yours. By your theory then, the courts should take the petition into account and give Joe an extra month. Aye, sounds stupid, and it is. Same principle with your petition. Aye, now ye see what a ridiculous precedent ye're trying to set.
Rediculous? Mabye, mabye not.
The thing is I'm not going to sit back and things like this go on. Mabye we'll make a difference, as you pointed out we probably won't, but at least we're doing something to try and make our voices heard (even if it is very quietly).
A few of us want to stand up, and that's what everyone protests for. Anti-war marches arcoss the world-there was still a war in Iraq. They just wanted to make their voices heard.
If you don't want to sign our petition then don't but don't spend your time slamming it. Like I said, we are just trying to give people an easy way to make their voices heard, on the internet as well as many other places.
It's not ridiculous it's just us doing what we CAN and helping other people to do that. We're not trying to set any precedent, just make a bit of noise against something we believe is wrong. End of story.
Spot on Liam.
If ya think its right or wrong that a convicted child killer should spend his time in comfort even if he is locked up for the rest of his life,thats not the point here.
Liam is standing up for something he feels strongly about and if anyone doesn't want to stand up with him then DON'T.Just stop complaining because someone is trying to do something against an injustice.If there were more people like Liam around then the world might be a better place.(I know it's an old cliche)
And I think it would be a great injustice and an insult to the legal system if a public petition was to change the verdict of a court.Originally posted by DolansWaistcoat
Liam is standing up for something he feels strongly about and if anyone doesn't want to stand up with him then DON'T.Just stop complaining because someone is trying to do something against an injustice.
Ignoring Brendy here-can I put your name on the petition Donlen?
Even if no, thanks for all your help
ya Liam,how do I put my name on?
Maybe we could start a petition to put Brendy in the cell next to Huntley.Sur,a nice comfy cell might be better than the torture of watching Derry City play.
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