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if they rent a vehicle to a 'certain type' of customer?
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I've got one hired for the weekend.
Got a call from them the other day asking DL details and why I was hiring it, where I was going etc., which I have never been asked before (had their number in my contacts list so knew it was them). I said "I think I know why you are asking these things" and the lad on the other end said it was to do with recent events. Nice lad. |
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If they'd only done that with the London Bridge twats.
Whats your reason for hiring this van? Mowing down people on London Bridge....Doh! |
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Hiring a vehicle - through proper companies, might I add - is very strict, nowadays.
Lots of identification Have to obtain a CODE from the DVLA - which is only issued via your Driving Licence Number and Postcode ratification Hire firm have to then check that code with the DVLA Cannot pay Cash - Only pay by card Firms usually take a Photo of the hirer. You may say - 'What if they are a dodgy firm, and don't bother'? Well - the van will have to be properly registered with the DVLA - otherwise it will be getting stopped every ten minutes by Number Plate recognition system. If a non-properly hired van is then involved in an accident - or incident - then the van will be traced via registration plate, and the hire company would/should have the book thrown at them. |
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I can hear the Snowflakes now.
"Boo-hoo-hoo-hoo-hoo, doing security checks on people hiring vehicles is Islamophobic. Someone call Baroness Whitewash of Chakrabarti quick. If a Peace-Loving person can't hire a vehicle and do what they want with it, that's racism that is". |
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But for a refusal for payment from his credit card the terrorists would have been in charge of a 7.5 tonne truck. Online booking. Something needs changing there.
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It wouldnt surprise me if the majority of terrorists dont have terrible credit files.
It goes hand in glove....life failures, axe to grind. |
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It's irrelevant. Can go on auto trader and buy a second hand car/van for a few hundred quid cash
The London terrorists were useless. 3 people and 3, 5t vans loaded with flammablr/explosive material could easily kill 100+ |
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It wouldnt surprise me if the majority of terrorists dont ACTUALLY USE THEIR OWN NAMES!
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Or just use one of several aliases. Why any country allows more than one identity is a mystery to me.
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berlin Christmas market one hi-jacked the lorry.
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Would there be any guidance or 'best practice' documented in any Holy Texts re: the hiring of large multi-purpose vehicles for Peace-Loving operations?
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depends if the business is run by a 'certain type' of owner...
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One person. One official name. Don't like it? Tough luck - you can call yourself by a nickname. No deed poll changes.
One ID card. Biometric. NHS treatment or any benefits require same as proof. Might end up with some idea how many people are in the country. |
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They don't want us to know how many, it would cause shock waves. They'll be concentrating on fiddling the next census figures when they are finally forced to have one.
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number increases daily they are coming in with irish id cards now ,how was that issued ?
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