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[Schnauzer]

I dunno if any of you guys heard this, Gazza (paul gasgoine, ex-england footballer and current alcoholic mentalist) rang up a radio station before moat shot himself, the interview is ridiculously





Maybe extra funny for me as gazza is a geordie, ie from newcastle, where i lived for the last few years.

Good old Gazza, I just KNEW the subject of football would get a mention one way or the other !.

[eddie]

well done raoul you have saved the british tax payrt millions of pounds by taking your own miserable life

[Schnauzer]

well done raoul you have saved the british tax payrt millions of pounds by taking your own miserable life

According to the latest analysis of the mental state AND the extraordinary events which both preceded and culminated in the death of Raoul Moat, there ARE several important issues which (if considered) could have saved the British taxpayer the millions you mention, PLUS the 'miserable life' you refer to.

As is usual, the majority of the British (and other) members of the general public readily accept the information fed to them (subject to censorship) and fall nicely in line with whatever view or policy they are required (by the censors) to adopt.

Were the same general public willing (or able) to be a little more censorious of the procedures and policies of those that control them, perhaps the societies in which we all live would be a little more tolerable and debacles such as THIS one, may occur less frequently.

The trick is, to THINK about issues, before joining the merry throng of those who stand in condemnation of every event that may rail against authority (which is precisely how such authorities prefer the public to be) and spare a little more time considering where the problems (particularly those of the mental state of an individual) emanate from.

What Raoul Moat DID was wrong obviously BUT, there is considerable scope for a very interesting debate on the events which took place and the manner in which such events were both reported and are NOW being investigated. IMHO.

[CBBB]

well done raoul you have saved the british tax payrt millions of pounds by taking your own miserable life

According to the latest analysis of the mental state AND the extraordinary events which both preceded and culminated in the death of Raoul Moat, there ARE several important issues which (if considered) could have saved the British taxpayer the millions you mention, PLUS the 'miserable life' you refer to.

As is usual, the majority of the British (and other) members of the general public readily accept the information fed to them (subject to censorship) and fall nicely in line with whatever view or policy they are required (by the censors) to adopt.

Were the same general public willing (or able) to be a little more censorious of the procedures and policies of those that control them, perhaps the societies in which we all live would be a little more tolerable and debacles such as THIS one, may occur less frequently.

The trick is, to THINK about issues, before joining the merry throng of those who stand in condemnation of every event that may rail against authority (which is precisely how such authorities prefer the public to be) and spare a little more time considering where the problems (particularly those of the mental state of an individual) emanate from.

What Raoul Moat DID was wrong obviously BUT, there is considerable scope for a very interesting debate on the events which took place and the manner in which such events were both reported and are NOW being investigated. IMHO.

More bollocks.

I think you need the hare of the dog!

[Schnauzer]

well done raoul you have saved the british tax payrt millions of pounds by taking your own miserable life

According to the latest analysis of the mental state AND the extraordinary events which both preceded and culminated in the death of Raoul Moat, there ARE several important issues which (if considered) could have saved the British taxpayer the millions you mention, PLUS the 'miserable life' you refer to.

As is usual, the majority of the British (and other) members of the general public readily accept the information fed to them (subject to censorship) and fall nicely in line with whatever view or policy they are required (by the censors) to adopt.

Were the same general public willing (or able) to be a little more censorious of the procedures and policies of those that control them, perhaps the societies in which we all live would be a little more tolerable and debacles such as THIS one, may occur less frequently.

The trick is, to THINK about issues, before joining the merry throng of those who stand in condemnation of every event that may rail against authority (which is precisely how such authorities prefer the public to be) and spare a little more time considering where the problems (particularly those of the mental state of an individual) emanate from.

What Raoul Moat DID was wrong obviously BUT, there is considerable scope for a very interesting debate on the events which took place and the manner in which such events were both reported and are NOW being investigated. IMHO.

More bollocks.

I think you need the hare of the dog!

I'm still waiting for that recipe !.

[CBBB]

well done raoul you have saved the british tax payrt millions of pounds by taking your own miserable life

According to the latest analysis of the mental state AND the extraordinary events which both preceded and culminated in the death of Raoul Moat, there ARE several important issues which (if considered) could have saved the British taxpayer the millions you mention, PLUS the 'miserable life' you refer to.

As is usual, the majority of the British (and other) members of the general public readily accept the information fed to them (subject to censorship) and fall nicely in line with whatever view or policy they are required (by the censors) to adopt.

Were the same general public willing (or able) to be a little more censorious of the procedures and policies of those that control them, perhaps the societies in which we all live would be a little more tolerable and debacles such as THIS one, may occur less frequently.

The trick is, to THINK about issues, before joining the merry throng of those who stand in condemnation of every event that may rail against authority (which is precisely how such authorities prefer the public to be) and spare a little more time considering where the problems (particularly those of the mental state of an individual) emanate from.

What Raoul Moat DID was wrong obviously BUT, there is considerable scope for a very interesting debate on the events which took place and the manner in which such events were both reported and are NOW being investigated. IMHO.

More bollocks.

I think you need the hare of the dog!

I'm still waiting for that recipe !.

This one?

Traditional Korean Dog Meat Stew

200 g dog meat from rib cage area
1 tbsp refined rice wine
3 sprinkles ground pepper
2 fistfuls Kimchi (Longer fermented Kimchi is better for this meal, however if your Kimchi is new, add 1 tbsp of vinegar into the Kimchi. It is like instant fermenting.)
1/4 onion
1/3 tofu
1/2 stalk of a spring onion
2 shiitake mushrooms
1 green chili
150 ml water

Very Easy. Saute dog meat and vegetables in open wok until desired taste and consistency and serve community style.

[Schnauzer]

well done raoul you have saved the british tax payrt millions of pounds by taking your own miserable life

According to the latest analysis of the mental state AND the extraordinary events which both preceded and culminated in the death of Raoul Moat, there ARE several important issues which (if considered) could have saved the British taxpayer the millions you mention, PLUS the 'miserable life' you refer to.

As is usual, the majority of the British (and other) members of the general public readily accept the information fed to them (subject to censorship) and fall nicely in line with whatever view or policy they are required (by the censors) to adopt.

Were the same general public willing (or able) to be a little more censorious of the procedures and policies of those that control them, perhaps the societies in which we all live would be a little more tolerable and debacles such as THIS one, may occur less frequently.

The trick is, to THINK about issues, before joining the merry throng of those who stand in condemnation of every event that may rail against authority (which is precisely how such authorities prefer the public to be) and spare a little more time considering where the problems (particularly those of the mental state of an individual) emanate from.

What Raoul Moat DID was wrong obviously BUT, there is considerable scope for a very interesting debate on the events which took place and the manner in which such events were both reported and are NOW being investigated. IMHO.

More bollocks.

I think you need the hare of the dog!

I'm still waiting for that recipe !.

This one?

Traditional Korean Dog Meat Stew

200 g dog meat from rib cage area
1 tbsp refined rice wine
3 sprinkles ground pepper
2 fistfuls Kimchi (Longer fermented Kimchi is better for this meal, however if your Kimchi is new, add 1 tbsp of vinegar into the Kimchi. It is like instant fermenting.)
1/4 onion
1/3 tofu
1/2 stalk of a spring onion
2 shiitake mushrooms
1 green chili
150 ml water

Very Easy. Saute dog meat and vegetables in open wok until desired taste and consistency and serve community style.

Must tell you, I've eaten worse in my time.

[CBBB]

well done raoul you have saved the british tax payrt millions of pounds by taking your own miserable life

According to the latest analysis of the mental state AND the extraordinary events which both preceded and culminated in the death of Raoul Moat, there ARE several important issues which (if considered) could have saved the British taxpayer the millions you mention, PLUS the 'miserable life' you refer to.

As is usual, the majority of the British (and other) members of the general public readily accept the information fed to them (subject to censorship) and fall nicely in line with whatever view or policy they are required (by the censors) to adopt.

Were the same general public willing (or able) to be a little more censorious of the procedures and policies of those that control them, perhaps the societies in which we all live would be a little more tolerable and debacles such as THIS one, may occur less frequently.

The trick is, to THINK about issues, before joining the merry throng of those who stand in condemnation of every event that may rail against authority (which is precisely how such authorities prefer the public to be) and spare a little more time considering where the problems (particularly those of the mental state of an individual) emanate from.

What Raoul Moat DID was wrong obviously BUT, there is considerable scope for a very interesting debate on the events which took place and the manner in which such events were both reported and are NOW being investigated. IMHO.

More bollocks.

I think you need the hare of the dog!

I'm still waiting for that recipe !.

This one?

Traditional Korean Dog Meat Stew

200 g dog meat from rib cage area
1 tbsp refined rice wine
3 sprinkles ground pepper
2 fistfuls Kimchi (Longer fermented Kimchi is better for this meal, however if your Kimchi is new, add 1 tbsp of vinegar into the Kimchi. It is like instant fermenting.)
1/4 onion
1/3 tofu
1/2 stalk of a spring onion
2 shiitake mushrooms
1 green chili
150 ml water

Very Easy. Saute dog meat and vegetables in open wok until desired taste and consistency and serve community style.

Must tell you, I've eaten worse in my time.

When I think about some of the stuff I have eaten in Nigeria and Bangladesh, I could be a cannibal!

[Schnauzer]

well done raoul you have saved the british tax payrt millions of pounds by taking your own miserable life

According to the latest analysis of the mental state AND the extraordinary events which both preceded and culminated in the death of Raoul Moat, there ARE several important issues which (if considered) could have saved the British taxpayer the millions you mention, PLUS the 'miserable life' you refer to.

As is usual, the majority of the British (and other) members of the general public readily accept the information fed to them (subject to censorship) and fall nicely in line with whatever view or policy they are required (by the censors) to adopt.

Were the same general public willing (or able) to be a little more censorious of the procedures and policies of those that control them, perhaps the societies in which we all live would be a little more tolerable and debacles such as THIS one, may occur less frequently.

The trick is, to THINK about issues, before joining the merry throng of those who stand in condemnation of every event that may rail against authority (which is precisely how such authorities prefer the public to be) and spare a little more time considering where the problems (particularly those of the mental state of an individual) emanate from.

What Raoul Moat DID was wrong obviously BUT, there is considerable scope for a very interesting debate on the events which took place and the manner in which such events were both reported and are NOW being investigated. IMHO.

More bollocks.

I think you need the hare of the dog!

I'm still waiting for that recipe !.

This one?

Traditional Korean Dog Meat Stew

200 g dog meat from rib cage area
1 tbsp refined rice wine
3 sprinkles ground pepper
2 fistfuls Kimchi (Longer fermented Kimchi is better for this meal, however if your Kimchi is new, add 1 tbsp of vinegar into the Kimchi. It is like instant fermenting.)
1/4 onion
1/3 tofu
1/2 stalk of a spring onion
2 shiitake mushrooms
1 green chili
150 ml water

Very Easy. Saute dog meat and vegetables in open wok until desired taste and consistency and serve community style.

Must tell you, I've eaten worse in my time.

When I think about some of the stuff I have eaten in Nigeria and Bangladesh, I could be a cannibal!

According to my avatar, me too.

[Schnauzer]

Yup! He shot himself IN THE HEAD with a SAWN OFF SHOTGUN! That must of been a messy job to clean up...

What I don't understand is when he shot the cop in the face, point blank range, that the shot didn't kill the officer!

SpartanGamer, the point you made on the 10th probably escaped the notice of many who read it and therefore it's significance was overlooked.

Yesterday the police officer involved was interviewed on television, his facial wounds were quite obvious and the chap certainly deserves sympathy for having been subjected to the receipt of them.

However, what IS abundantly clear from the sight and nature of the wounds, is that they WERE the result of the discharge of small shot (as one would use for small game) and were therefore not seriously life threatening.

The Officer indicated that he did not harbour any ill feelings towards Raoul Moat and that he was intent upon returning to the service of the public (in any capacity his probable blindness would allow) as soon as possible.

NOW, if that is not a glaring example of how the media manage to ensure that the general public are maintained in a 'Soporific ' state, I am at a loss as to know just what is.

What a beautifully concocted piece of 'Bull' to convince the general public that the police are such 'Angelic Characters' that they would NEVER countenance a situation where a member of the puiblic could claim to have been 'Hounded' by them (which is exactly what Raoul Moat implied) even to the extent that they would 'Forgive' anyone who should injure them.

If you swallow THAT, you will swallow anything. IMHO.