Sunday, October 24, 2004
I know there's 'see no evil, hear no evil', but for old Shiteyes this doesn't seem to be the case.
Blunkett legislates in order to remove one man's peaceful protest from opposite the Houses of Parliament.
And unsurprisingly, Tory MP in 'outrageous security risk hyperbole' lunacy...
Sir George Young, the Tory MP for Hampshire North West, has led the charge against Mr Haw, accusing ministers of an "inexcusable paralysis" for failing to get rid of him earlier. In a Commons debate in May he said that terrorists could hide behind the peace protester's banners and "pick us off as we arrive at or leave the House". No other democracy would allow "this shanty town" in the middle of the its capital, he said.
Blunkett legislates in order to remove one man's peaceful protest from opposite the Houses of Parliament.
And unsurprisingly, Tory MP in 'outrageous security risk hyperbole' lunacy...
Sir George Young, the Tory MP for Hampshire North West, has led the charge against Mr Haw, accusing ministers of an "inexcusable paralysis" for failing to get rid of him earlier. In a Commons debate in May he said that terrorists could hide behind the peace protester's banners and "pick us off as we arrive at or leave the House". No other democracy would allow "this shanty town" in the middle of the its capital, he said.
