And the answer is NO
Meanwhile nonces get released.
In reply to Post #17
And the law makers stay on the outside....
And the law makers stay on the outside....
There was a news article on this. Seems the reason he's been kept in is that he has outbursts of violence towards prison staff, It was quite regular until it stopped, last one was in 2018.
According to his lawyer he's being held in a specialist close supervision centre which is like solitary, he's meant to get psychiatric treatment each week but in the last year has only received 13.
Not making excuses but maybe it's the way he's being kept that brings the worst out of him?
Maybe it's time to give him some of his freedom back under license?
According to his lawyer he's being held in a specialist close supervision centre which is like solitary, he's meant to get psychiatric treatment each week but in the last year has only received 13.
Not making excuses but maybe it's the way he's being kept that brings the worst out of him?
Maybe it's time to give him some of his freedom back under license?
In reply to Post #19
I've read some of his antics, I found some of them quite funny really
Don't tell the snowflakes that though
I've read some of his antics, I found some of them quite funny really
Don't tell the snowflakes that though
In reply to Post #18
maybe stick the uk's secatary of state in isolation for the same amount of time and see how she comes out. add to that Essex old bill who stitched up 2 innocent blokes who went down for 25 yrs all through a grass being in their pocket.
maybe stick the uk's secatary of state in isolation for the same amount of time and see how she comes out. add to that Essex old bill who stitched up 2 innocent blokes who went down for 25 yrs all through a grass being in their pocket.
How much has it cost the British tax payer to keep him locked up?
I assume he's in a private facility run by the mate of a Tory minister.
I assume he's in a private facility run by the mate of a Tory minister.
In reply to Post #22
Cor blimey mucker. 'Ave a word wiv yourself. the poor geezer ain't done nuffink wrong. Maybe a bit of argy bargy wiv the plod, but 'e's just a victim of the system ain't 'e? I mean, a bit of 'armless thuggery and violence? What's your beef wiv that? The 'ole world's gone soft ain't it?
Etc.....
Cor blimey mucker. 'Ave a word wiv yourself. the poor geezer ain't done nuffink wrong. Maybe a bit of argy bargy wiv the plod, but 'e's just a victim of the system ain't 'e? I mean, a bit of 'armless thuggery and violence? What's your beef wiv that? The 'ole world's gone soft ain't it?
Etc.....
In reply to Post #23
I'd rather you explain yourself properly Mal. I thought you were a forgiving person.
We are under a Tory government until next election, are you saying under their leadership it's going as you like?
I'm mostly law abiding (yes I do 31 in 30mph zone so technically not) but if you want to be in my gang, my gang. do you wanna be in my gang, oh yeah......then why do we let out so many people who've committed rape, murder and other hideous crimes after serving half their sentences?
Don't get me wrong I'm all for hard sentencing and making them doing them do their full time, no time off for behaving, but if you don't behave then your sentence should be increased which is what has happened here.
if you're going to keep Bronson inside, fair enough but let's apply that to everyone .
I say as a starter move him to lesser prison and see how it goes from there.
If he shows he can't trusted then put him in back and let him rot along with all the others but we're going to need a massive prison building programme.
I'd rather you explain yourself properly Mal. I thought you were a forgiving person.
We are under a Tory government until next election, are you saying under their leadership it's going as you like?
I'm mostly law abiding (yes I do 31 in 30mph zone so technically not) but if you want to be in my gang, my gang. do you wanna be in my gang, oh yeah......then why do we let out so many people who've committed rape, murder and other hideous crimes after serving half their sentences?
Don't get me wrong I'm all for hard sentencing and making them doing them do their full time, no time off for behaving, but if you don't behave then your sentence should be increased which is what has happened here.
if you're going to keep Bronson inside, fair enough but let's apply that to everyone .
I say as a starter move him to lesser prison and see how it goes from there.
If he shows he can't trusted then put him in back and let him rot along with all the others but we're going to need a massive prison building programme.
In reply to Post #24
I wish Bronson would take Mal hostage and give him a tickle
who've committed rape, murder and other hideous crimes
And those
I wish Bronson would take Mal hostage and give him a tickle
who've committed rape, murder and other hideous crimes
And those
In reply to Post #24
I am a forgiving person (jordan pickford aside)
And I absolutely know I don't need to explain myself with regard to how I feel about the tory government ...
My post is taking the mickey out of the whole 'he might be a violent criminal but he's a good old fashioned geezer' bs. I find it all a bit juvenile and silly. It's like the 14 year old lads at school thinking they are 'roadmen' because they got a black hoodie with built in goggles for Christmas off their nanna and they told a pcso to **** off once while their mate filmed it to go on tiktok. He's not Robin Hood. He's a very naughty boy. And his supporters aren't the gangsters they think they are / idolise.
I'd imagine that any of those who get released early have gone through the same processes as bronson (or whoever he identifies as this week) and found to have taken their time in prison as rehabilitation rather than an opportunity to commit further crimes. It's definitely not a perfect system, but it's the same rules for all of them and he's proven he can't meet the standards required. But I'm not an expert
Maybe he could be sent to a facility in, I don't know, Rwanda or something, to see if he can start to behave himself....
Anyway, the sun is out I've a new venue to investigate and Liverpool are away at City in the early kick off so I've a sofa to hide behind...
I am a forgiving person (jordan pickford aside)
And I absolutely know I don't need to explain myself with regard to how I feel about the tory government ...
My post is taking the mickey out of the whole 'he might be a violent criminal but he's a good old fashioned geezer' bs. I find it all a bit juvenile and silly. It's like the 14 year old lads at school thinking they are 'roadmen' because they got a black hoodie with built in goggles for Christmas off their nanna and they told a pcso to **** off once while their mate filmed it to go on tiktok. He's not Robin Hood. He's a very naughty boy. And his supporters aren't the gangsters they think they are / idolise.
I'd imagine that any of those who get released early have gone through the same processes as bronson (or whoever he identifies as this week) and found to have taken their time in prison as rehabilitation rather than an opportunity to commit further crimes. It's definitely not a perfect system, but it's the same rules for all of them and he's proven he can't meet the standards required. But I'm not an expert
Maybe he could be sent to a facility in, I don't know, Rwanda or something, to see if he can start to behave himself....
Anyway, the sun is out I've a new venue to investigate and Liverpool are away at City in the early kick off so I've a sofa to hide behind...
In reply to Post #26
Enjoy the fishing, after you have got out from behind the sofa
Enjoy the fishing, after you have got out from behind the sofa
In reply to Post #26
I'm not an expert either but I agree it's not a perfect system and a big part of that is the rules are not applied fairly to everyone.
I'm not an expert either but I agree it's not a perfect system and a big part of that is the rules are not applied fairly to everyone.