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Rusty Nails

Country Member
Imaginary Jihads.
The last one was literally called Jihad :laugh:
If you want, you could let the British citizens go full on vigilante, but I think the army would do a better job cleaning up the streets

Good idea. I haven't seen a streetsweeper in my area for years.

The army could provide a good service cleaning up the litter, providing they can get enough brushes.
 

AndyRM

Elder Goth
Good idea. I haven't seen a streetsweeper in my area for years.

The army could provide a good service cleaning up the litter, providing they can get enough brushes.

When I'm on earlies and have to go through the terrifying jihad ridden streets of Newcastle, I have witnessed not one, but two street sweepers!

I've seen one operating in North Shields too.

This is either profligate waste or the army should get involved post haste.
 
Waddya mean? It's just a white man explaining stuff to a black woman.

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Pinno718

Über Member

Sidney Powell: Trump ex-lawyer pleads guilty in Georgia election case​

Former Donald Trump lawyer Sidney Powell has pleaded guilty to six charges in the Georgia election interference case.

Powell, who was charged alongside the former president, reached a deal with prosecutors and will now testify at future trials.

There are 19 defendants in the case, most of whom have pleaded not guilty.

Powell faced charges of conspiracy to commit intentional interference of election duties.

Her agreement to testify, in exchange for six years of probation, is a huge win for prosecutors in the sweeping case. Powell was intimately involved in Mr Trump's fight to overturn the state's results in the 2020 presidential election.

The deal also required her to record a proffer, essentially a verbal account of her activities, and to pay a fine and write an apology letter to Georgia citizens.
 

Sidney Powell: Trump ex-lawyer pleads guilty in Georgia election case​

Former Donald Trump lawyer Sidney Powell has pleaded guilty to six charges in the Georgia election interference case.

Powell, who was charged alongside the former president, reached a deal with prosecutors and will now testify at future trials.

There are 19 defendants in the case, most of whom have pleaded not guilty.

Powell faced charges of conspiracy to commit intentional interference of election duties.

Her agreement to testify, in exchange for six years of probation, is a huge win for prosecutors in the sweeping case. Powell was intimately involved in Mr Trump's fight to overturn the state's results in the 2020 presidential election.

The deal also required her to record a proffer, essentially a verbal account of her activities, and to pay a fine and write an apology letter to Georgia citizens.

Well at least something's come out of that one... she was up to her neck in it, as was Trump. It's no compliment to the US legal system that somehow Trump wriggled out of such blatant interfering with the processes in various places, as well as the taking away of highly classified materials to unsecure private places.

It'll be interesting to see what she does in return for leniency.
 

Pinno718

Über Member
Well at least something's come out of that one... she was up to her neck in it, as was Trump. It's no compliment to the US legal system that somehow Trump wriggled out of such blatant interfering with the processes in various places, as well as the taking away of highly classified materials to unsecure private places.

It'll be interesting to see what she does in return for leniency.

Too old to face jail so she squealed and now she is forced to squeal on co-conspirators.
 
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