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#91
The Chat Room / Re: Someone’s moved it!!
Last post by Scrumpy - July 25, 2026, 09:48:32 AM
My mate Shaun said he will find it for me next time he pops in..
I hope he can...
July 25, 2026, 10:02:19 AM
EUREKA !!!
I have found it... !!! Someone has only moved it to the left-hand side above the footwell..
It used to be on the right.. But they can't fool me.. I'm too smart for them..
#92
General Discussion / Re: Wordle
Last post by Scrumpy - July 25, 2026, 09:41:22 AMWordle 1,862 4/6
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#93
General Discussion / Re: Something not right here..
Last post by klondike - July 25, 2026, 09:22:44 AMPerhaps they'd give them all a jab before using them. I recall at one time Trump was advocating disinfectant for covid so maybe they'd use that. I'm sure it would be just as effective.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-52407177
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-52407177
#94
General Discussion / Re: Wordle
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#95
General Discussion / Re: Axel Rudakabana
Last post by muddy - July 25, 2026, 08:06:15 AMIndeed but that doesn't mean we should keep them alive for the remainder of their worthless lives .
Vets put animals , innocent animals ,down every day with a simple injection of euthanasia .
We could do the same .
We have to think of the public at large.
It doesn't make us more civilised to keep heinous proven murderers for decades .
Vets put animals , innocent animals ,down every day with a simple injection of euthanasia .
We could do the same .
We have to think of the public at large.
It doesn't make us more civilised to keep heinous proven murderers for decades .
#96
General Discussion / Re: Axel Rudakabana
Last post by GrannyMac - July 25, 2026, 07:43:10 AMI think anyoone committing acts like he did must have some level of insanity. It must seem like an easy ride though to the families of the victims.
#97
The Chat Room / Re: This awful heat
Last post by GrannyMac - July 25, 2026, 07:41:08 AMNorth west is forecast to have rain tomorrow, I hope it moves over Yorkshire for a while!
#98
General Discussion / Axel Rudakabana
Last post by muddy - July 25, 2026, 07:40:58 AMTwo years into his life sentence Southport killer Axel Rudakabana has been transferred from Belmarsh prison to Broadmoor, a high-security psychiatric hospital.
Used to be called the prison for the criminally insane.
Broadmoor which has just been rebuilt into a modern facility is a more comfortable and safer environment than a jail like Belmarsh. It's also far more expensive. Instead of the approximately £100,000 per year Rudakubana cost us as a prisoner, he will now cost over £300,000 per year
He will remain in Broadmoor until psychiatrists decide he's well enough to return to prison.
Under the Mental Health Act, if clinical and medical practitioners recommend a prisoner is moved to a secure hospital, the prison service is effectively obliged to abide by their recommendation to avoid legal challenge.
Many people including the prison staff who deal with him don't believe he is really mentally ill.
( I do no one sane could commit those terrible crimes but mental or not he is evil )
But he is apparently extremely manipulative and has history of this from his schooldays where he threatened to kill another student
Both the police and his head teacher thought he could do it and they were right but were overruled by racist / discrimination concerns
professional psychiatrist has decided that he needs to be transferred to a secure mental health facility so that for no good reason is that .
Peter Sutcliffe managed the same trick for 42 years his own brother said he was not insane .
Rudakubana is so dangerous he will spend all of his 52-year sentence locked up, and is unlikely to ever be released. He will remain under constant supervision in a high-security psychiatric unit, and be returned to prison as soon as possible.
Fifty-two years, whether in a hospital or a prison, won't bring those three little girls back.
And it's all at vast public cost.
If Rudakubana stays in Broadmoor he will cost taxpayers ( including the families of those children ) £15.6m over his sentence, down to around £5.4m if he's back in prison within a year. That money could be far-better spent elsewhere in our justice or health systems.
Violent dangerous men in jail with nothing to lose has other serious issues .
Assaults on staff are very high. In May 2025 Rudakubana attacked a prison officer with boiling water.
It is wrong that prison officiers face the risk of being seriously injured or maimed by maniacs like this.
Were he a dog that had bitten someone he would have been put down .
He is far more dangerous .
For criminals like Axel Rudakubana, whose guilt is beyond doubt, who has committed heinous crimes and for whom there is no possibility of rehabilitation or release, there is but one far better option the death penalty.
To keep him alive is madness .
Used to be called the prison for the criminally insane.
Broadmoor which has just been rebuilt into a modern facility is a more comfortable and safer environment than a jail like Belmarsh. It's also far more expensive. Instead of the approximately £100,000 per year Rudakubana cost us as a prisoner, he will now cost over £300,000 per year
He will remain in Broadmoor until psychiatrists decide he's well enough to return to prison.
Under the Mental Health Act, if clinical and medical practitioners recommend a prisoner is moved to a secure hospital, the prison service is effectively obliged to abide by their recommendation to avoid legal challenge.
Many people including the prison staff who deal with him don't believe he is really mentally ill.
( I do no one sane could commit those terrible crimes but mental or not he is evil )
But he is apparently extremely manipulative and has history of this from his schooldays where he threatened to kill another student
Both the police and his head teacher thought he could do it and they were right but were overruled by racist / discrimination concerns
professional psychiatrist has decided that he needs to be transferred to a secure mental health facility so that for no good reason is that .
Peter Sutcliffe managed the same trick for 42 years his own brother said he was not insane .
Rudakubana is so dangerous he will spend all of his 52-year sentence locked up, and is unlikely to ever be released. He will remain under constant supervision in a high-security psychiatric unit, and be returned to prison as soon as possible.
Fifty-two years, whether in a hospital or a prison, won't bring those three little girls back.
And it's all at vast public cost.
If Rudakubana stays in Broadmoor he will cost taxpayers ( including the families of those children ) £15.6m over his sentence, down to around £5.4m if he's back in prison within a year. That money could be far-better spent elsewhere in our justice or health systems.
Violent dangerous men in jail with nothing to lose has other serious issues .
Assaults on staff are very high. In May 2025 Rudakubana attacked a prison officer with boiling water.
It is wrong that prison officiers face the risk of being seriously injured or maimed by maniacs like this.
Were he a dog that had bitten someone he would have been put down .
He is far more dangerous .
For criminals like Axel Rudakubana, whose guilt is beyond doubt, who has committed heinous crimes and for whom there is no possibility of rehabilitation or release, there is but one far better option the death penalty.
To keep him alive is madness .
#99
The Chat Room / Re: Lets write a Limerick, one...
Last post by GrannyMac - July 25, 2026, 07:39:37 AMA beautiful sunset at the end of the day
But tomorrow the mother in law is coming to stay
Better make sure everything's clean
She likes to be treated like a queen
But tomorrow the mother in law is coming to stay
Better make sure everything's clean
She likes to be treated like a queen
#100
General Discussion / Re: Something not right here..
Last post by GrannyMac - July 25, 2026, 07:38:30 AMReally sad, and odd that they'd want his organs after refusing to treat him.