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13 Nov 09
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The number behind Bars has more than doubled - because of a failure to kick out convicted overseas gangsters, drug dealers and fraudsters.There are now 11,350 foreign lags in Uk jails compared with 5,388 when Labour came to power. Last year just 68 foreign prisoners were transfered to a home country to serve their sentance.
WHY ?
WHY ?
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Rope only costs a few quid, hang the feckers.
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I think the costs will to soar further when one considers that these prisoners are likely to be issued with television sets broadcasting such material as 'Hole In The Wall', 'Newsnight Review' and 'This Afternoon with Kay Burley'.
No doubt even as I type this, there is a chancer lawyer somewhere looking to bring a case of 'torture' against Britain for inflicting such programmes against vulnerable prisoners. (Admittedly they may have a decent case with 'Newsnight Review'). Even more likely, there is a court somewhere in Soft Britain or Europe that will oblige them with vast compo. |
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Canaryboy wouldn't like prison.
In high security prison Whitemoor (Cambridgeshire) prisoners can smoke in their cells. Wardens have to walk to the perimeter fence. |
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Yes, but you do at least get your arse ripped out daily by the Mary massive, so it's ot without it's comforts.
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It is now costing taxpayers £431 million a Year to keep the Criminals under lock and key, analysis by the Conservatives reveals.
The total £3.4 billion bill would pay for nearly 13,000 extra troops or more than 550,000 hip replacements. We must be mad |
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dont unpack your going back ......
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Analysis by the Conservatives, published by the Sun.
Last night a Prison Service spokesman said "We don't recognise those figures." c&p I'll go out on a limb and say the figures are horse**. |
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Quick glance....
Carling Foreign Larger.... |
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Last night a Prison Service spokesman said "We don't recognise those figures." c&p
Translation, they may prove to be true but we,ve covered ourselves. |
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Jamaica has the highest number of nationals caged here at 1,055, followed by Nigeria (765) Ireland(627) Vietnam(564) and Poland(523)
Thats a suprise Jamaica top of the Crime league.......... |
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figures sound plausible to me
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i think its a bloody disgrace. typical of poxy britain and this shyte government. scraping bottom of the barrel now is this----cant even get into gaol to do our own bit o porridge now...
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orioles 13 Nov 18:00
Last night a Prison Service spokesman said "We don't recognise those figures." Was it Mr Mackay or Mr Barraclough ? |
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You poor things.
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dont worry about these guys in nick,soon as they have been given early release they will be given a nice flat all paid for by dole, nice bit of dole money and they can carry on with more crime, england what a great place to live
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re:Last year just 68 foreign prisoners were transfered to a home country to serve their sentance.
WHY ? because their home country has to agree to take them back... and many use all the delaying/ignoring tactics they can. The "smart" prisoners just refuse to admit where they come from (if here illegally). Check Italy's solution (not final though...) of renaming their detention centres to identification and repatriation centres... If you're caught without any papers - that's where you go |
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how do you prove someone is not brititsh - just lack of papers. and then how do you prove where they come from. if someone does a crime and then says he is french you can't just chuck him off the ferry at calais or the french would go nuts (imagine if the boot was on the other foot) must be quite tricky imo.
If someone gets deported, with say 5 years prison remaining is there any guarantee they will do those 5 years abroad? they could just let him out straight away |
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marlon king. deport the f##ker when he's released.
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