Cuba and North Korea aren't runaway successes either for the people, though commies still in power. And Zimbabwe - Mugabe had Marxist ideas.
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Have you read Johnny's claim?
Cuba's problems are not caused by the Communist ideology, but by US's fear of it, (or colonial desires) and thus sanctions.
Marxism and Communism are different. Marxism recognises the existence of Capitalists.
You go ahead and ditch socialism boyo, and see how long your freedom for all, tax free capitalist utopia lasts before a 68 million strong mob burns the house down, lol.
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Readers may remember the case of a disabled man sitting on a wall at one of the Southampton protests, who was dragged to the ground and violently beaten, for no reason, by several police thugs. It was filmed. He was former paratrooper Matt Styler, aged 50, and he was arrested and charged with police assault. This week he was in court, but didn't fall into the same trap laid for Lucy Connolly, no. He pleaded not guilty and was released, there being no case against him.
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Prosecutors drop police assault case against ex-soldier in Henry Nowak protest
Prosecutors have dropped a case against a former soldier accused of assaulting a police officer during a protest in Southampton following the death…
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You know there’s 8 million tax payers in the UK who put in more than they take out.
So they “I’m one” carry your socialist dream.
You’re welcome.
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One person being released because the CPS decided that there was insufficient evidence to achieve a guilty verdict, does not negate the violent actions of the other thugs:Readers may remember the case of a disabled man sitting on a wall at one of the Southampton protests, who was dragged to the ground and violently beaten, for no reason, by several police thugs. It was filmed. He was former paratrooper Matt Styler, aged 50, and he was arrested and charged with police assault. This week he was in court, but didn't fall into the same trap laid for Lucy Connolly, no. He pleaded not guilty and was released, there being no case against him.
Prosecutors drop police assault case against ex-soldier in Henry Nowak protest
Prosecutors have dropped a case against a former soldier accused of assaulting a police officer during a protest in Southampton following the death…
If they didn't think they had a case then why drag him to court? Sounds like they were hoping that they could scare him into pleading guilty while there was no case.Readers may remember the case of a disabled man sitting on a wall at one of the Southampton protests, who was dragged to the ground and violently beaten, for no reason, by several police thugs. It was filmed. He was former paratrooper Matt Styler, aged 50, and he was arrested and charged with police assault. This week he was in court, but didn't fall into the same trap laid for Lucy Connolly, no. He pleaded not guilty and was released, there being no case against him.
Prosecutors drop police assault case against ex-soldier in Henry Nowak protest
Prosecutors have dropped a case against a former soldier accused of assaulting a police officer during a protest in Southampton following the death…
He's been in prison for 2 weeks, they didn't even give him bail. I can't see any justification at all for this, other than political control of anti-government protestors. But in his case he wasn't even protesting, he was just there.
I hope he now sues.
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It's the CPS decision to prosecute, ot not.
There was a case, but his not guilty plea meant a jury would decide, and the CPS decided that they insufficient evidence to convince the jury.
That would have been up to a court to decide, not the police.
Of course you can't. There's lots of things that you can't see any justification for, and there's lots of thing that you imagine without justification.
How do you know he wasn't protesting? Any evidence to support your assertion?
Then I suspect the onus would be on him to prove that "he was just there".
The police might have some evidence but insufficient to convince a jury.
More likely 80 million post-Burnham - if the actual population isn't beyond that already, whatever the official figures state.
Next election will be the last chance to rescue what's left of a nation.
Agreed...
Don't let deform/destroy get even the faintest sniff of power...
Anyone who thinks otherwise is a UK hater!
Drama queen nonsense. Sir Keir is doing a sterling job.
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So?
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No - the police could have released him on bail.
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How do you know he wasn't protesting? Any evidence to support your assertion?
Even if he was protesting, was that not his right to do so?
Given that we imprison non-violent environmental protestors for several years, maybe the police were keen to fight the constant accusations of 2-tier policing.
Then I suspect the onus would be on him to prove that "he was just there".
The police might have some evidence but insufficient to convince a jury.
As with Mohammed Amaaz & Amaad.
That good he’s quit, you are a massive plonker when it comes to politics and money Boyo
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