[Misc] Alpha Men Assemble - What The Fu..?

[keaton]

Possibly include the two twats in camouflage gear who tried to force entry into some Sussex primary schools last week while filming themselves

 

[Thunder Bolt]

It sounds like this lot who invaded Colchester hospital accusing NHS staff of crimes against humanity.

https://metro.co.uk/2021/10/21/anti...g-medics-of-crimes-against-humanity-15460580/

 

[beorhthelm]

freeman on the land/sovereign citizens are an amusing type of batlander. believe a whole bunch of pseudo-intellectual woo about law, much based on deliberate mis-interpretation of word meanings, and importance of capital letters. they regularly go to jail in their fight against the law.

 

[GT49er]

It sounds like this lot who invaded Colchester hospital accusing NHS staff of crimes against humanity.

https://metro.co.uk/2021/10/21/anti...g-medics-of-crimes-against-humanity-15460580/

Proof, were it needed, that Michael Chaves, a 55-year-old former paramedic, and Jamie Freeman are twats and, to be brutally honest, utter c*nts to boot. One of those rare occasions when you rather wish there had been a bunch of slightly drunken football supporters in there, waiting while their mate got patched up. And the police taking their normal time before responding to a call ..................

 

[The Clamp]

It’s just Magna Carta. Not The Magna Carta.

 

[cunning fergus]

The part about removing people from intensive care wards is chilling. I have just emerged from intensive care and people coming in from the outside is a really frightening thought.

I agree but that situation is not new these days……..only recently people were actively protesting in ways that prevented the emergency services doing their jobs effectively which put lives at risk.

I don’t seem to recall the invective on here being quite so critical on those people, maybe those posters were more liberal?

 

[essbee1]

Woe betide I ever come across these wa*k stains. I won't be responsible for my actions.

 

[Machiavelli]

It looks like one of the Alphas has shown up on this thread

 

[Machiavelli]

C4 News, as is usually the case, on this early:

https://youtu.be/9w7znks-h5A

 

[keaton]

I agree but that situation is not new these days……..only recently people were actively protesting in ways that prevented the emergency services doing their jobs effectively which put lives at risk.

I don’t seem to recall the invective on here being quite so critical on those people, maybe those posters were more liberal?

All protests "could"prevent the emergency services doing their jobs effectively. As could large events like football matches. That's a bit different to forcibly removing people from hospitals

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

I agree but that situation is not new these days……..only recently people were actively protesting in ways that prevented the emergency services doing their jobs effectively which put lives at risk.

I don’t seem to recall the invective on here being quite so critical on those people, maybe those posters were more liberal?

I’m not quite sure what you mean but anybody getting in the way of any of the emergency services is pretty low. The images of events at Colchester Hospital posted by [MENTION=14365]Thunder Bolt[/MENTION] also hit a nerve for anyone who has ever had an extended stay in hospital. It’s happened to me twice and the first time one of my coma induced dreams was about people invading the hospital. It’s a state of vulnerability very difficult to explain.

 

[Thunder Bolt]

I’m not quite sure what you mean but anybody getting in the way of any of the emergency services is pretty low. The images of events at Colchester Hospital posted by [MENTION=14365]Thunder Bolt[/MENTION] also hit a nerve for anyone who has ever had an extended stay in hospital. It’s happened to me twice and the first time one of my coma induced dreams was about people invading the hospital. It’s a state of vulnerability very difficult to explain.

I can understand that. I was on a woman's ward a long time ago, staying in for a week, On one of the days, a young woman was dragged out of her bed by her husband/partner and out of the ward. He turned her bed over when he'd done it and then out of the hospital. The nurses and us were petrified, not so much for us, but for her. The sister rang security but obviously couldn't attempt to stop him herself.

 

[A1X]

It’s just Magna Carta. Not The Magna Carta.

Did she die in vain?

 

[Herr Tubthumper]

I’m willing to bet the average height of these “alpha men” is around about 5’ 5”.

 

[Papa Lazarou]

OMG - until [MENTION=36353]schmunk[/MENTION] posted that video I was unaware that there was such a movement as 'sovereign citizens'. Thank you - that will fill the hours before the football tonight. Very entertaining.

 

[jakarta]

Am I the only one who thought Meccano before opening the thread?

 

[Neville's Breakfast]

I can understand that. I was on a woman's ward a long time ago, staying in for a week, On one of the days, a young woman was dragged out of her bed by her husband/partner and out of the ward. He turned her bed over when he'd done it and then out of the hospital. The nurses and us were petrified, not so much for us, but for her. The sister rang security but obviously couldn't attempt to stop him herself.

Good grief, that’s awful, for her and for the fear experienced by you and everyone else.I think anyone can access many of the general wards. Intensive Care requires a pass or being let in by someone but I would imagine it wouldn’t be difficult for these ‘freedom fighters’ to tailgate their way in. The irresponsibility and selfishness is a bit mind blowing. I had sepsis and two bouts of pneumonia whilst in hospital recently which they subsequently attributed to the tubes keeping me alive. Imagine the germs being brought in by unauthorized invaders.

 

[cunning fergus]

I’m not quite sure what you mean but anybody getting in the way of any of the emergency services is pretty low. The images of events at Colchester Hospital posted by [MENTION=14365]Thunder Bolt[/MENTION] also hit a nerve for anyone who has ever had an extended stay in hospital. It’s happened to me twice and the first time one of my coma induced dreams was about people invading the hospital. It’s a state of vulnerability very difficult to explain.

Once we open the door to protests where people think the ends justify the means then we need to treat all protests the same……

https://metro.co.uk/2021/10/27/para...-britain-idiots-blocking-ambulances-15496963/

Protestors that stop emergency services going about their business and/or that prevent emergency workers getting to work should carry the harshest possible sentences………regardless of the perceived merits or otherwise of the protests. Or maybe I’m wrong?

 

[The Clamp]

That was an amusing vid. I do t know why but I cannot not laugh when a gobshite gets tasered.

“You tasered my nuts, man”

 

[Thunder Bolt]

Good grief, that’s awful, for her and for the fear experienced by you and everyone else.I think anyone can access many of the general wards. Intensive Care requires a pass or being let in by someone but I would imagine it wouldn’t be difficult for these ‘freedom fighters’ to tailgate their way in. The irresponsibility and selfishness is a bit mind blowing. I had two bouts of pneumonia and sepsis whilst in hospital recently which they subsequently attributed to the tubes keeping me alive. Imagine the germs being brought in by unauthorized invaders.

Maternity and geriatric wards now have keypads for security.