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I'm not sure if the 83 people who refused to leave their homes are brave or foolish? :hmmm: Given the choice and if I was resided on a double figure floor number I think I's have chosen to leave. |
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Me, me, me, me, me, those British citizens don't understand the consequences of what would've happened to the council members if anything had happened after receiving that news from the fire service, I can see why they wanted you out fast but you apparently can't, some people shouldn't be allowed to breed me thinks. :doh: Obviously the council had to act quickly on this news from the fire department or they would all have been put under criminal investigation by the police if anything like Grenfell had happened in that tower block. If a fire had taken place at that block of flats resulting in loss of life the claims by those residents would have resulted in hundreds of thousands if not millions of pounds in compensation claims. You should be thanking the bloody council for taking urgent action you silly old bat instead of bloody moaning about it, a few days hardship is no comparison to being dead now is it. :up: |
Breaking news: (no link due to it is ABC and they block the news with a video)
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Well, it now looks like evictions will eventually take place take place if those that are refusing to do so voluntarily try to remain....and rightly so.
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separated by a common language??!! Dumb guard syndrome 101
Given the inter-corporate nature of the scandal, shoddiness of cladding, governmental lack of oversight, and potential 'scapegoat' ( Ray Bailey) I dub the whole fiasco....with 34 more buildings throughout the realm "Claddingate". It makes Oakland, CA's recent Ghostship warehouse fire (36 dead) appear minimal by comparison. On June 5, 2017, Almena and Ghost Ship creative director Max Harris were arrested and charged with felony involuntary manslaughter in connection with the fire. They face 39 years in prison if convicted. http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/ Bail for the two non-owner scapegoats was set at over 1.000.000 apiece....But the city of Oakland is also seriously culpable for non-enforcement of safety standards.
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Claddinggate just got bigger!
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In my experience, people will believe a paid spokesperson for a company that stands to gain a profit over a well educated and experienced person that gets no financial gain or loss.
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This is why our politicians always ask the operating companies whether e.g. our nuclear plants are safe. So all is well and "im Himmel ist Jahrmarkt". :O: [~"...there's a carnival in heaven") Seriously, most politicians have no idea of the job they are doing, or the ministry they work for. So they have to rely on someone's expertise. Now guess how many independent experts there are. |
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