before i start, i do feel for the family and its bad losing a dad anytime...BUT...lets now get it twisted...i distrust the police as much as the next man (god knows i got some tales)...but this time, everyone blowing this up - it aint them. They pushed him.
FACT.
He fell down, got up and a few hours later died from a heart attack in a newsagents near his home (not in moorgate).
FACT.
Heartattacks are only a few percentage points away from impossible, in killing someone from a fall... internal bleeding, head trauma - yeah...heartattack? if it was lethal from the fall, he wouldnt have got up again. the only possible way was if he got so scared thinking about it later on, that it shocked him into a lethal heart attack.
mans talking like they coshed him to death on tape or something...as said, i distrust the police, and ifeel sorry for the family (truly i do), but theres one thing i hate most in life, and thats when people get the blame for something they aint done, or unfairness....god knows you can pull the police up on other things they do and did that day
met police are horrid, worst in the country. too bitter at something in their life to be taken seriously as law enforcers, their crowd control is disgusting, too quick to make a meal of the slightest problem. talking with 1st hand experience
it is awful that he died so shortly after, but my god he should never have been pushed like that in the first place regardless. hope something gets done about this big time.
Everyone, if you are that annoyed with the police and their tactics, the Stop The War Coalition are organising a protest for Thurs. Details below. Sorry it's a bit long!
See you there!
STOP POLICE BRUTALITY > > PROTESTING IS NOT A CRIME. > PROTEST 5PM, THURSDAY APRIL 16TH > NEW SCOTLAND YARD > 8 -10 BROADWAY SW1H OBG > Called by Stop the War Coalition, Palestine Solidarity > Campaign, British Muslim Initiative and others. > > The tragic death of Ian Tomlinson at the G20 protests confirms > what the Stop the War Coalition has been saying for some time; > that the police's current attitude towards protest is > confrontational, provocative and dangerous. In June 2008 the > Metropolitan police banned and attempted to criminalise a > protest at the visit of George Bush to London. They have since > tried to bring serious charges against up to 20 participants. > In January this year they brutally attacked demonstrators > protesting against the Israeli invasion of Gaza. Since then > the police have raided the homes of some of those that > protested. > > The tactics of forcible corralling - so called 'kettling', > police assaults on overwhelmingly peaceful protestors and home > raids on participants add up to to a major attack on the right > to protest. > > The Stop the War Coalition, the British Mulsim Initiative and > Palestine Solidarity Campaign and others have called a protest > at Scotland Yard on Thursday April 16th to demand action on > these issues. > > We ask all our supporters to attend this protest.
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before i start, i do feel for the family and its bad losing a dad anytime...BUT...lets now get it twisted...i distrust the police as much as the next man (god knows i got some tales)...but this time, everyone blowing this up - it aint them.
They pushed him.
FACT.
He fell down, got up and a few hours later died from a heart attack in a newsagents near his home (not in moorgate).
FACT.
Heartattacks are only a few percentage points away from impossible, in killing someone from a fall...
internal bleeding, head trauma - yeah...heartattack? if it was lethal from the fall, he wouldnt have got up again.
the only possible way was if he got so scared thinking about it later on, that it shocked him into a lethal heart attack.
mans talking like they coshed him to death on tape or something...as said, i distrust the police, and ifeel sorry for the family (truly i do), but theres one thing i hate most in life, and thats when people get the blame for something they aint done, or unfairness....god knows you can pull the police up on other things they do and did that day
met police are horrid, worst in the country. too bitter at something in their life to be taken seriously as law enforcers, their crowd control is disgusting, too quick to make a meal of the slightest problem. talking with 1st hand experience
it is awful that he died so shortly after, but my god he should never have been pushed like that in the first place regardless. hope something gets done about this big time.
whats iain blair gunna do?
"too bitter at something in their life to be taken seriously as law enforcers"
co sign
when you gonna do one of your underage raves again my balls are like watermelons
Everyone, if you are that annoyed with the police and their tactics, the Stop The War Coalition are organising a protest for Thurs. Details below. Sorry it's a bit long!
See you there!
STOP POLICE BRUTALITY
>
> PROTESTING IS NOT A CRIME.
> PROTEST 5PM, THURSDAY APRIL 16TH
> NEW SCOTLAND YARD
> 8 -10 BROADWAY SW1H OBG
> Called by Stop the War Coalition, Palestine Solidarity
> Campaign, British Muslim Initiative and others.
>
> The tragic death of Ian Tomlinson at the G20 protests confirms
> what the Stop the War Coalition has been saying for some time;
> that the police's current attitude towards protest is
> confrontational, provocative and dangerous. In June 2008 the
> Metropolitan police banned and attempted to criminalise a
> protest at the visit of George Bush to London. They have since
> tried to bring serious charges against up to 20 participants.
> In January this year they brutally attacked demonstrators
> protesting against the Israeli invasion of Gaza. Since then
> the police have raided the homes of some of those that
> protested.
>
> The tactics of forcible corralling - so called 'kettling',
> police assaults on overwhelmingly peaceful protestors and home
> raids on participants add up to to a major attack on the right
> to protest.
>
> The Stop the War Coalition, the British Mulsim Initiative and
> Palestine Solidarity Campaign and others have called a protest
> at Scotland Yard on Thursday April 16th to demand action on
> these issues.
>
> We ask all our supporters to attend this protest.
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