Yoh may well laugh casemoney

Have you ever had a girlfriend

Do you live with your mother

Do you buy Gunsnammo magazine

Did tiger tear the wings of dragonflies as a child?

…. Just saying

I got your number!

I had a horse in Ireland
A geyser nicked it with its passport out of my backroom
I checked out local horse traders
Sure enough he had sold it on
I took the proof to the gards
Sure enough a couple of years down the line
A gard knocked at the door came in, sat in my front room and explained
That the geyser who nicked it was the local drug supplier
He collected cannabis every Thursday from galway and brought it back to the village for himself and sold it round the pubs
They were reluctant to prosecute him because it was better the devil ....and they didn't want anyone else moving in if he was put away

Horrible vile individual, to be honest hes better put down even for his own sake. I doubt anybody can help him in mental wards and I don't think medical staff would like to engage either.

sure i don't know enough about it but if was him i'd rather be dead.

The justice system in Alabama had the right idea last night.

Agreed, but it did get it right last night!

Yes Good old Alabama . A Great way to make sure they never hurt innocent people again.
......Now, i'll wait for the Gullible apologist to rage again..

The justice system in Alabama had the right idea last night.



Yep a bit of Nitrogen

If at first you don't succeed Try Try again

Mr Casemoney- something I learned in life: If one is determined to do something & there is a way of doing it, one should keep trying to find it.

Pictured: Man who caused death of M6 highways worker after driving stolen car at 127mph

This is the man who drove at speeds of up to 127mph before crashing into a stationary vehicle on the M6 and killed the highways worker inside.

By Eleanor Lawson
Published Oct 25, 2023

Denis Balaz has been jailed for more than nine years for causing the death of Kevin Jarvis.

Denis Balaz, aged 29, has been jailed for more than nine years last Friday after he admitted causing the death of traffic management officer Kevin Jarvis by dangerous driving.

The fatal crash happened shortly after 5am on the northbound carriageway between junctions 14 and 15 of the M6 on February 26 of last year.

Balaz was driving at speeds exceeding 120mph in a black Audi A8 that had been stolen at knifepoint in Birmingham before careering through cones and smashing into the works Ford Focus of Mr Jarvis, which was displaying amber warning beacons.

Transport Safety Control Officer, Kevin Jarvis, aged 57 from Cannock, was sat in the parked car on an access slip road at Yarnfield at the time. He sadly died at the scene.

Balaz also pleaded guilty to causing death by dangerous driving, driving a car other than in accordance with a licence, driving with no insurance, theft and wounding with intent. The latter two offences are not connected to the death of Mr Jarvis.

He was also sentenced to three and a half years for the wounding and was handed an extended driving ban of 14 years and three months.

Mr Jarvis, originally from Southampton, had been celebrating a family wedding just hours before the accident.


His wife, Julie, described him as her "husband, best friend, my support in every way, a wonderful step-dad and grandad and friend to all, there are no words to describe the pain of losing him."

Sentencing him at Stafford Crown Court, Judge John Edwards told Balaz that his victim "had many happy years ahead of him and was looking forward to many years of contented retirement with his wife"

He added: "The senseless decision you made to steal and then drive a high-powered vehicle at such intense speed compounds your criminality. You were driving without authority, a licence or insurance."

PC James Addison, from the serious collision investigation unit, said the sentence "sentence brings to an end what has been a long process for justice for the family of Kevin".

"Balaz made the decision to stab the owner of the car before driving away in it," he continued.

"He had every opportunity to stop the vehicle but instead chose to drive at dangerous speeds before swerving into a coned off area of the motorway where Kevin’s car was parked with its warning beacons lit.

"That decision cost a loving husband and father his life. No sentence will ever be sufficient for the family but I hope that Balaz understands that his actions have consequences, in this case tragic ones."

Balaz, a Slovakian national of no fixed address, is liable for automatic deportation due to the length of his prison sentence

It raises multiple more pertinent questions than that. Not ones I have the answer to, tbf.

Eagerly awaits your posts about british criminals...


And more weird smileys after victim statements

Exactly, not hard to work out. I pressed the button and the text didn't appear, so pressed it again. For some reason the first one got pace in the middle of the copy, as it was quite long I didn't notice. The odds of him actually being deported are likely to be remote.

Am I the only one seeing the smiley half waty up after the wife's statement about her husband? apols if so.

And the most famous grooming rapist is now due his victim millions of dollars for compounding his sexual abuse with defamation.

And remind me again, how much in legal aid have we had to pay for them to remain.?
Cryoftruth or Whispering might know. or maybe they're on there side.

Christ, wHat's wiTh the rAndom capItals? Make it stop!

Your paying for it Pal . Presuming you work that is

You have no answer COT

The answer to people who use the betfair forum to continually spread racial and religious hatred is to call it out.

Now of course the rabid extreme hate merchants don’t like being confronted. Bullying racists never do.