Thread: 12 people shot dead in Cumbria

Originally Posted by somtam

Pattaya Tourism and Information Blog
Seems some of the nationals in the UK have taken the opportunity of laying into Pattaya due to Bird's connections. A Daily Express article is particularly dire, talking of men with 'balding heads and paunches' living out a 'fantasy'.

C'mon, this is written by people who've never even been to Pattaya. It's lazy, opinionated crap and just a cheap way of getting a sex angle into the Bird story.

yeah i heard some old cow banging on about it this morning on the radio, couldnt get the number to phone in or i was gonna have a blast back, blind ignorant fools

Originally Posted by Mr Brown

^ Have you seen the Sun front page today?

Yes, and then the ignorant cunts who read it, see you and your Mrs, and think she is some cheap whore. Fucking wankers.

Originally Posted by English Noodles

Originally Posted by Mr Brown

^ Have you seen the Sun front page today?

Yes, and then the ignorant cunts who read it, see you and your Mrs, and think she is some cheap whore. Fucking wankers.

If your wife was from the richest family in Bangkok the arseholes in the UK would still class her as a cheap whore. You are talking about people who's idea of a good time is two weeks in Benidorm. They only want to hear about one thing regarding Thailand and thats shagging. They close there ignorant ears to everything else.
I remember Thailand getting slated in the gutter press when Gary Glitter got jailed and it wasn't even in the same fucking country.

Its ironic that none of the broadsheets have followed the Pattaya story and are all focusing on Birds problems with his brother over a will and the stress he was getting off the Inland Revenue but i suppose that would be too boring for The Sun.

can you imagine the fun the News of the World would have had if he was a paedophile ?

Cheers

Sir Ian Blair ( ex Chief of the Metropolitan Police of London) has just been on TV saying that more check may be needed on gun holders.

He suggested more references from family members,neighbours,and maybe EVEN THE EX-WIFE!!!


There will be no guns left if that is brought in. The man is a nutter.


Widen' gun ownership consultation
(UKPA) – 1 day ago
The Government should consider asking relatives, neighbours and workmates whether people are fit to hold a gun licence, the former head of Scotland Yard has said.
Sir Ian Blair said policy-makers could spread the net of people consulted on the suitability of those who want to own lethal weapons.
The retired senior officer said seeking the approval of doctors, firearms officers and magistrates is "rather limited". His comments came as it emerged that Derrick Bird was a licensed shotgun owner with a previous criminal conviction.
The taxi driver, who was convicted of theft in the 1990s, acquired the licence in 1995 and had also held a firearms licence for a .22 rifle since 2007. Police have confirmed that these licences covered the two weapons recovered after the mass shootings in Cumbria on Wednesday.
According to Home Office guidance, Bird's conviction for theft would only have to be "considered" and would not prohibit him entirely from possessing a firearm.
The Criminal Justice Act sets out restrictions on the possession of firearms by people with criminal convictions, stating that those jailed for three years or more are never allowed to possess firearms, and those sentenced to between three months and three years must not possess firearms until five years after their date of release.
However there has been no suggestion that Bird served any time in prison.
Sir Ian said the possession of a firearm is a "privilege" and those who have them should be prepared to give up some privacy.
In an article posted on The Guardian website, Sir Ian suggested that licences should be reviewed and more questions asked the longer they are held. He compared firearms licences to driving licences, which are reviewed when motorists turn 70. He said: "I think the people of Cumbria will wonder too as to whether that privilege should require the giving up of some privacy in order to continue to have access to an object which, unlike a car, is designed and treasured solely for its lethality."
Sir Ian said calls for further changes to firearms laws are a "completely understandable desire" to prevent such a tragedy occurring again.
The Press Association: 'Widen' gun ownership consultation

Cumbria shootings: Derrick Bird 'deported home' after drunken airport row
Derrick Bird, the Cumbria shootings gunman, was deported back to Britain after he was involved in a drunken row at a Middle Eastern airport, friends said.

By Andrew Hough
Published: 8:30AM BST 05 Jun 2010

Derrick Bird was said to have been deported home after his drunken row.
The 52 year-old taxi driver become involved in the drunken argument with a friend at Doha airport in Qatar after being teased about money.
Security at the airport refused to allow him to board his connecting plane to the Thailand capital Bangkok amid fears he was a “flight risk”.

He had been travelling to the east coast city of Pattaya with several friends for a pre-christmas holiday last year.
The group of divorced taxi drivers, aged in the late 40s and 50s who travelled to the country several times a year, started drinking heavily during their short stopover in Doha.
One unnamed member then started teasing Bird about money who then lashed out at the departure gate and was then restrained by security.
Police then deemed him too drunk to board the flight and took him to a secure location to sober up before deporting him back to Britain.
The friend, who asked not to be named, reportedly said: “When they all arrived in Doha it seemed like everyone was getting on.
“I heard that there was quite a lot of banter, like you would expect there to be and they had a few drinks on the plane.
“It all kicked off though when Birdy mentioned that he loved Thailand because it was cheap and someone made a joke about him being cheap. Birdy saw red. He went mad and went for him and officials had to step in.
“They’d never seen him flip before and it really shocked them. He must have had a lot of stress just bottled up.
“He was taken off and the next thing they knew was he wasn’t allowed on the flight and was flown back to England.”
Friends said that after the incident the group shunned Bird, who did not join them on their next Thai holiday in February.
Bird is thought to have boasted about visiting brothels while in Thailand.Cumbria shootings: Derrick Bird 'deported home' after drunken airport row - Telegraph

,,,and finally in last couple of days all those who were shot brown bread have been buried . took a long time. RIP.