Should members of Britain’s beleaguered and persecuted bombing community be subjected to intrusive surveillance techniques such as bugging? It seems a bit illiberal, given their very real difficulties in day-to-day life. Hard enough trying to find a safe place to hide all that fertiliser, castor beans, etc., without having to worry if your whispered conversations after Friday prayers are being eavesdropped upon by some spook. There is probably a European Union law about bugging Muslim terrorists, which insists you have to notify them in advance and also provide disabled access ramps if you’re bugging them in a public place.
Sounds like the least Pepe would do for them. Right, Pepe? Let's hear the multichromatic point of view on this, the one JJ pines for, with bated breath.
Sunday, February 17, 2008
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The bombardiers are all stunted, less humored, Count Olaf's, shutting up the weak by bellowing in their face when they dare protest getting reamed for Olaf glory "Yeah, do you ever think about what I want?!?"
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