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One last time. You can show a million pictures of people waving flags in meetings. It means nothing. There is only one thing that matters, there is only one thing that has ever mattered about the incident. It really is so simple. So simple indeed that many people spotted it straight away. Your father carried on doing something after he was told to stop. That choice he made makes him guilty of a crime. The only legal opinion on what is acceptable behavior in the meeting is that of the person your father didn't obey. As for those pictures, you are the pile of bones. Actually so is your father as the rabbit is the pesky official and the rants about blacks muslims communists elections and flags are entirely irrelevant to a meeting concerning valid legal objections under local planning codes. |
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One great suggestion for Darkfish and his father, don't consult a lawyer, don't pay the fine, go to court and claim innocence as you really know the law and you know you can do whatever you like in a government building and there certainly ain't no government employee who has the legal right to tell you to stop. Though I would suggest that Darkfish keeps very quiet and does nothing in the public gallery of the court as their rules are far more stringent than those in a council office and the punishment is more severe.....which of course he know as he know the law:rotfl2: |
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Was he asked to leave and refused? |
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He raised the flag and did not shout, threaten or did anything else disruptive. He was asked to leave and refused. My point is not that he was arrested because he refused to leave. My point is WHY he was asked to leave. He was asked to leave while he didn't do anything disruptive. I've been telling that the whole time, but someone here has not been able to grasp that yet:yawn: |
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One persons opinion counts and that person is named on your fathers writ. that simple fact demonstrates thyt you don't understand Dutch law. Quote:
After all how often has he complained that his legitimate complaints under German law have been screwed over by the actions of idiots(can I say that Sky has had problems with neo nazis sharing his platform?) in council meetings who don't understand laws. Quote:
Down your way there ain't no market so why would bother unless it was the selling to myuself of something I already had???? Someone relate to Skybird what the hell us dumb Micks have been doingfor the past years while our domnestic crooks have been trying to line thier pockets...as of courser mhe can't read it himself as his arrogance on the global conspiracy and his supreme wisdom has left him blind. Its the Muslims Skybird , no matter what the subject is , they are all out to get you...its I:har:SLAM:yeah:they breed like rabbits we need a wonder wea[pon to stop the demographic myth before Jedis rule the world. Or back to topic , does anyone want to explain to Darkfish how his fathers rights become resricted the moment he enters the council building? Its set out in dutch law if you didn't realise....the same law that got him arrested. |
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Very easy way to 'prove' your right: "I have got no evidence for my case whatsoever, but if I label all your evidence as 'irrelevant' you haven't got any either":yeah: Quote:
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There is only one thing that is relevant. You must know what it is Its on your fathers charge sheet. One thing matters , that is the law. The only thing that matters is the opinion of the person who decides what is acceptable. Its in national law , its in municiple law , he is apponted by the municipality under their laws reinforced with national laws. On a cartoon scale that peskiy clerk is Judge Dread...as far as meeting go that ar e under his remit "his word is law" As said before , if you doubt me on some basis of Dutch law then tell your father to not pay the fine. The ball is in your court. Similar to what your father was told . put up or shut up:yeah: But hey you had enough opertunities for that and chose to do neither, since every question I ask you about Dutch law you fail, to answer or give an answer that is irrelevant under Dutch law. (for those in doubt can you compare civil law with criminal law) (in the netherlands of course as some of you may never have lived there) Quote:
If I ask you under which law you have the right to wave a flag in a meetinfg about planning permission and your answer is ...the law is "child protection" it "clearly " demonstrates you don't know what you are talking about. When you insist that your selection of laws that are not applicable in the situation(in the main, not by even a huge stretch of the imagination) are the laws you knowe and the lkaws that are applicable then you demonstrate that you don't know the law. I could have said "clearly" without any further comment. Butr every time you hasve chosen to make "clearly" that much clearer for anyone whom is willing to look. Can I ask again....... as it is a long time since you and your father specificly talked about the prospect......Have you talke to a lawyer ye as us damn foriegn micks(of my generation) being a nation of people who go outr foriegn don't understand foriegn laws. But come on Darkfish , you want probabilities and Maths , on specifics how many council meetings in how many countries all with their own process have I had to go through? Yeah you have lived where you live all your life and appear to have done very little. Can I make a guess (just for the purpoose of demonstration)on how many meetings of you local council you have attended? Can I make a guess on how many planning meetings you have attended? Is it none? None before your dad got into trouble? None whatsoever? None in the slightest? OK I went to one but knew that what the nasty little "official" said was law? Interesting questions ain't they. But its Ok I expect your normal answer. I don't know your laws because "currently" I live in Ireland (notice a word there Hunter:har:) I don't know your laws because I ain't been applying for and objecting to developments across the continent and into other continents in the slightest for many many years. I just bin sitting here in backwards Ireland working for nothing but taxing and waiting to die But on a european range avoid Spain both parts of former Czechlands, don't go any where near N. Cyprus even as a tax scheme and be very very careful where there is the possibility of Russian involvement(as in the latter the law don't count for bugger all)(which is a warning for any of you Brits who think you may make a penny on the olympics)(or Poles with the Soccer...but I think most of them Poles with a chance of competing got suckered out to Europes second miracle...iceland. Still , one last chance. Ain't I a gem. Generous to a fault:har: Quote:
You are the one that is letting personal emotion cloud the issue I do not give a flying Dutchman about your fathers views on planning. I do not give a fig about the crazy turk nationalists who want the project(don't tell skybird though as you know what his fetish is like). The only issue here is Dutch law , dutch law concerning conduct in municpal buildings. The only opinion that matters in this respect is the opinion of the official that told your father to shut up or leave. He is the law period, at that instant he is the be all and end all as far as legal beghavior is concerned. Ignore the law at your peril as ignorance of the law is no defence. So either your father knew the law and ignored it.....which means he is guilty Or he didn't know the law but wrongly thought he knew the law better tnan the legal fella whose job is the law...which means he is guilty. Now you may maintain that the law is wrong(which you havn't as you maintain that the law isn't the law) You could take it toi parliament, you could take it to your queen.....but if you go in their buildings and to do anything after the offiacial tells you not to do it then you id buggered(ubntil you change the law...dutch law that is ...the law of the Netherlands...where I don't live anymore as I is errrrrrr....Irish who don't be knowing nothing so we don't because we currently reside in errrrrr...Ireland....:rotfl2:) Quote:
If you repeat it 5 times it shows that you really don't understand. When you repeat it even after it is simply explained you are showing a real problem . As a sample look at breach of the peace. Such a catch all wide ranging charge that covers both the civil code and criminal code in about 4 dozen instances. What did you say about that single piece of legislation again and again? |
It's awesome how much time people have to discuss the important topics of the day.
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Listen, I ain't stupid enough to keep answering people that refuse to even look at my answers so the next two are the last ones that you'll get from me.
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You keep on addressing the issue of "What's on your fathers charge sheet", while that's NOTHING I have EVER denied, or EVER claimed the police to be wrong about. To quote myself here for a minute: "Meanwhile he's drifting away from my point, ignoring everything I say and attacking me on newly made up topics I never talked about. He's both accusing me of having said things I've never said, and purposely ignoring relevant things I *have* said." Quote:
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From the very start and consistantly throughout the topic you have insisted your father had the legal right to do what he was doing. Its Dutch law:rotfl2: Quote:
Which is where you are wrong as that comes down to a matter of law. An interesting side note though. There was a topic the other week about someone being bailed. It that case it meant they was released from police custody at hte time they had to be released from police custody When your dad got released from Police custody after 20 hours how on earth did you think that meant they had nothing and the charges would be dropped? |
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