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She wouldn't of been laid i mean paid.Certainly not, didn't someone say Ron had a cleaner.
She wouldn't of been laid i mean paid.Certainly not, didn't someone say Ron had a cleaner.
It will be fine, according to their statement the police seem to think that the protest is in Southend.warning to those attending tomorrow the police are aware of the protest tomorrow so i`m sure if to many turn up at once standing on the pavement or stepping into the road on that busy corner you will be quickly moved on as there is not a lot of room especially if you are obstructing the pavement so watch out just in case you have a wasted journey to benfleet
*You clearly didn't read the relevant amendment to this which states, and I quote, "..unless it's one that we don't agree with."Article 11 of the European Convention of Human Rights provides freedom of assembly. This means that every individual, regardless of cause*, has the right to protest, march or demonstrate in a public space.
Not only does every individual have this right but the police have a duty to retain from restricting this right unnecessarily and they must take measures to protect peaceful protests. Even if they do not agree, or if there is some disturbance or offence caused to the general public, the police must demonstrate a certain degree of tolerance towards protesters.
An individual also has the right under the ECHR to freedom of expression. This includes a right to hold your own opinion as well as to receive and impart information without interference from public authorities.
While these rights are not absolute, they can only be limited if it is necessary and proportionate for the authorities to do so.
These rights also only apply to public spaces. Therefore, anyone protesting on private property without the permission of the occupier are likely to be viewed as a trespasser.
There's always small print. As long as its peaceful.*You clearly didn't read the relevant amendment to this which states, and I quote, "..unless it's one that we don't agree with."
Have you ever thought about bringing your class with you to the protest.I've never been on a protest before but value it important enough to close my jujitsu class, losing me a lot of money, and attending.
However, it's wise to know what you're attending so asked my police officer mate.
All he said was, it'll be fine, as long as you don't create any damage or trespass.
I'm in!
I've never been on a protest before but value it important enough to close my jujitsu class, losing me a lot of money, and attending.
However, it's wise to know what you're attending so asked my police officer mate.
All he said was, it'll be fine, as long as you don't create any damage or trespass.
I'm in!
or some people standing across the road at either end, thus closing it totally, so none of the protesters get injured.... oh, wait....Maybe we could post persons at each corner of the bends stating a protest is being carried.
Resign from your position and join us?No I haven't, this has been addressed several times.
What reason do you have to stay employed by Ron?Resign from your position and join us?
What reason do you have to stay employed by Ron?
Your a hero of mine but at the moment I think you are on the wrong side
So is Kev Maher also on “the wrong side” for being employed by the club?What reason do you have to stay employed by Ron?
Your a hero of mine but at the moment I think you are on the wrong side
"Sarge, Higginbottom here... we've been up and down Southend High Street a dozen times and not seen one person in a football shirt! must have been called off, over"It will be fine, according to their statement the police seem to think that the protest is in Southend.
Stan's turn now, is it?What reason do you have to stay employed by Ron?
Your a hero of mine but at the moment I think you are on the wrong side
Please forgive me as this came across as deflecting any blame on Stan.Stan's turn now, is it?