Moisok
You are not informing us "QUITE CLEARLY "

Which laws did she tell people to break.

Do you mean the police ban in London for the ER protests last month? I believe the courts have said that ban was wrong & people should have been allowed to gather.


BTW - I suspect she have told people to break the law at some point in her life but I can't think on any examples. Maybe there are some people on the forum who are obsessed with her & they could provide some examples (avec links)

'Reactionary freak'   and labour voters voting tory  described as  'thickos'  the two best quotes I have seen for a while I must say

I will be using them all year at least,  with a Lady Nugee  twist of the lips '' snear snear snear''

The Money that will be Invested in the UK , in Green pursuits a total waste ,Unless of course one is on the Pay Roll...

Steptoe wanted Billions Planted the whole foooking Country would have Burned Down WAC

The pitfalls of too many trees

In April 2016, an enormous wildfire nearly wiped out the Canadian oil town of Fort McMurray, destroying 2,400 houses and forcing almost a hundred thousand people from their homes.

It was the costliest natural disaster in Canadian history, and after the embers had cooled—along with the familiar arguments around the role of climate change—a team of Canadian eco-hydrologists went into the burnt-out forest to solve a mystery. The Fort McMurray wildfires had begun in peat swamps along the Horse River, a wet forest where native trees sported scarves of water-dense, flame-retarding peat moss.

True, climate and weather conditions had been unusually ripe for a fire—but how had a swamp burned with such severity? The team’s disquieting conclusion: the cause of the blaze, and the massive amounts of carbon dioxide it had released into the air, lay in a botched campaign of government-driven forest growth.

In the 1980s, as part of an experiment in converting bogs to timber-producing forests, the Canadian government drained large areas of the Alberta swamps and planted black spruce, carefully spaced for maximum growth.

The new spruce trees gorged themselves on the groundwater out of the swamps, growing unusually wide canopies—which choked out the peat moss. A different, drier moss replaced it—kindling in the place of fire retardant—and as the land dried the trees grew into enormous stores of fuel.

The land “surpassed an ecohydrological tipping point,” the team wrote, creating a positive feedback loop. As the spruce trees grew, binding carbon from the atmosphere, they pulled up more water, which let them grow ever bigger—which let them pull more water, and the cycle continued.

When the fire came, all that stored carbon went right back into the atmosphere: in growing trees, the McMaster team found, Alberta had inadvertently turned a carbon sink into a carbon emitter.

That is far from the Only Example

Yes Like the rest of the world , Not much can be done about that ..

do not mention trains to her   

or putting politicians against a wall if they don't do as she says

or about telling people to break the law

I will get my coat

you simply don't like other views do you

just like the rest of the sneering class

Moisok

You still haven't provided a link to back up your "tell people to break the law"

WTF are you on about? Don't be so rude just explain what you mean.

The girl is mentally ill,she had a FIRST CLASS seat on a train and yet she trys to tells us she has to sit in a carriageway with a mountain of luggage because there is no room-bloody little liar.

you never quite know what you're going to get