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Post by naughtyfox on Apr 23, 2023 15:35:21 GMT
It seems to be plausible that the amount of money spent dealing with this could have pensioned the bloke off and kept him in beer tor however long he happened to last. why haven’t crt/bw come up with cheaper less confrontational ways of dealing with vulnerable boaters? Let’s hope they come up with one soon, as they have an ageing boater population to deal with. Like 'G' suggested earlier - Ukrainian refugee sharpshooters - £25 per kill - bullet to the head. Bang! Problem gone. It's about time to get rid of the creepy, lonely old men who live on boats who keep banging on about raping children.
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Post by naughtyfox on Apr 23, 2023 15:36:10 GMT
Has this website made you dislike niggers even more? I think for me personally I would say yes. I mean I knew that niggers were prone to violent crime, aggression, stupidity, etc., but seeing video after video of their wild aggressive, criminal behaviour and relentless demands and call for reparations, the looting, and so on, I think I dislike them more than ever and go out of my way to avoid the groid. Sad how there are so many niggerlovers around me, and avoiding the groid is so difficult in the larger cities. I don't care what anyone says niggers will be niggers. We've been told for decades that niggers are just like us. Once social barriers are removed they will attain the same level of achievement as Whites. That did not happen. Then we need to give them extra help, a leg up, etc. That did not happen. Then we need to accept their behaviour and change our social norms... ultimately all of the norms have been lowered to nigger levels, and we still need to feel bad because niggers are fucking niggers. Now all of the workplaces need diversity training, tons of programs for niggers to get ahead, etc. We end up being surrounded by violent, generally stupid apes, that ruin our way of life and everything around us. We're being gaslighted into thinking there is something wrong with us if we don't want niggers in our lives. Just like I learned to avoid certain people in live I learned to AVOID the GROID. I'm glad a website like this exists that tells it like it is about these pests. Every time I have some sympathy for them, I check in here for some therapy. Blimey. I take it your not too keen on black people, G?
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Post by naughtyfox on Apr 23, 2023 15:39:12 GMT
G has also has a disability. He's a nasty cunt. G likes to talk about 'kiddy fiddling'. It's not really a subject suitable to boating on the inland waterways. But the mental asylums have closed, and this is all part-&-parcel of 'Care in the Community'.
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Post by naughtyfox on Apr 23, 2023 15:42:11 GMT
So whats the criteria for being a vulnerable person in a vulnerable position? Was George vulnerable 10 years ago when this standoff started? Freeloading, chancing twat is my opinion of him, not dissimilar to Dunkley If you don’t have access to the Internet you can be considered vulnerable. Because it’s needed to access so many of the services now a days. Oh - so you're one of those 'conspiracy theorists' - lol
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Post by naughtyfox on Apr 23, 2023 15:46:29 GMT
If The Law has ordered that the boat shall be removed from the waterway, then one way or another it will be. One of the most basic principles of Law is that compliance is not optional. Another is that no matter how slowly the wheels of justice turn, they continue to turn. It's taken 12 years to get this far, another week or two makes no difference to the authorities. Just parping on with the same old shit is no better than dunkley, except most of the shit your coming up with is pure shit. It's obvious you have no grasp on the complexity of such orders, so do us all a favour and stop pretending you do. How dare you - do you not realise that Vince used to be a moderator of some forum (somewhere) ?? Show some respect for the guy who shags a blow-up doll on his boat for which he can't get fully-comp insurance as he's too frightened to get a hull survey for it.
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Post by naughtyfox on Apr 23, 2023 15:49:44 GMT
what a joke! Pay your way it's not difficult! Also lay off the weed which I know he sells! I really have no time for the King. If he has any sense he will abdicate and hand the crown to William. Times have changed and the crown should sit on a young head, not that fucking jug eared, interfering old cabbage and his chain smoking, horsey faced old strumpet!
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Post by naughtyfox on Apr 23, 2023 15:51:35 GMT
You need to, . . there are a lot of holes in your knowledge of C&RT Ltd's governing legislation and statutory powers, the law in general, Court procedures, and about how the Courts function, . . to say nothing of the holes in your head when it comes to logical thought processes. Let me tell you something, i have two very close relatives who.... ...fuck each other?
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Post by Mr Stabby on Apr 23, 2023 15:53:03 GMT
Just parping on with the same old shit is no better than dunkley, except most of the shit your coming up with is pure shit. It's obvious you have no grasp on the complexity of such orders, so do us all a favour and stop pretending you do. How dare you - do you not realise that Vince used to be a moderator of some forum (somewhere) ?? Show some respect for the guy who shags a blow-up doll on his boat for which he can't get fully-comp insurance as he's too frightened to get a hull survey for it. A survey, you say? Can those things be trusted?
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Post by metanoia on Apr 23, 2023 15:54:59 GMT
How dare you - do you not realise that Vince used to be a moderator of some forum (somewhere) ?? Show some respect for the guy who shags a blow-up doll on his boat for which he can't get fully-comp insurance as he's too frightened to get a hull survey for it. A survey, you say? Can those things be trusted? I think it depends on who is reading them and how .......
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Post by Mr Stabby on Apr 23, 2023 16:04:25 GMT
A survey, you say? Can those things be trusted? I think it depends on who is reading them and how ....... And whether there is some poor wooden-headed sap just begging to get ripped off for ten grand in the equation anywhere.
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Post by metanoia on Apr 23, 2023 16:11:58 GMT
I had my first survey done (naughty, silly me - I bought this boat just over 4 years ago in a panic and on gut instinct and couldn't add the cost of hauling out at the time) last year when I did my blacking.
It was valued at more than £20 grand over what I paid. Admittedly, I have spent some time and money on it and I take the "valuation" with a large pinch of salt but good to know the hull is sound...
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Post by Tony Dunkley on Apr 23, 2023 16:33:59 GMT
There are the byelaws but apparently they never use them. Part of me wonders if there was some sort of fuckup with the transfer order where the BW byelaws ended up not being enforceable by the CRT as they are not a public body. Something odd going on. do you have to be a public body to use Byelaws? ToCs aren't public bodies AfAIK and they use prosecute bylaw offences all the time. Although like CRT they do like to not use them, like parking enforcement. They use dodgy PPC instead of prosecuting with bylaws. The British Waterways Board (Transfer of Functions) Order 2012 -- transferred BWB functions and powers to the C&RT (Ltd), . . including the authority to pursue Byelaw prosecutions. Prior to the Nigel Johnson era, BWB routinely pursued Byelaw prosecutions. The reason given for misusing and abusing Section 8 powers in preference to Byelaw prosecutions during the little shit's spell in office as head of legal was that 'the Board' didn't want to leave people with criminal records from Byelaw prosecutions, . . and so instead did them the kindness of evicting them from their boats and then stealing them under the pretence of a legitimate Section 8 removal. The C&RT Ltd persist in peddling the same lie, . . to similarly gullible hordes of inland boatowners, the boating organsations that represent them, and the blinkered lawyers to whom those boating organsations turn for help.
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Post by Mr Stabby on Apr 23, 2023 16:50:33 GMT
I had my first survey done (naughty, silly me - I bought this boat just over 4 years ago in a panic and on gut instinct and couldn't add the cost of hauling out at the time) last year when I did my blacking. It was valued at more than £20 grand over what I paid. Admittedly, I have spent some time and money on it and I take the "valuation" with a large pinch of salt but good to know the hull is sound... I had a survey done when I bought the boat which indicated that the hull was in good unwasted condition. I'm not inclined to spend another £500 just to have a surveyor scrape off loads of my blacking, and the hull was inspected in detail by Pete Gilbert when the boat was in dry dock two years ago and he said it was perfectly sound. To be honest I'd trust Pete Gilbert's judgement over that of any pointy-shoed surveyor. It was built using British steel at a time when this was about the highest quality steel available, and spent the first 25 years of its life on the non-tidal Trent, a relatively benign environment for a boat. The insurance company wanted me to have a survey carried out before they offered comprehensive insurance as the boat is 37 years old so I said "Fine by me if you're paying for it" but apparently they weren't. But third party insurance is more than sufficient to licence the boat and I've had comprehensive insurance on my car for 45 years and never once claimed on it so I'm not going to lose any sleep over it. As for boat values, from looking at ads I estimate mine is worth £10k more than I paid for it although that's not really relevant to anything as I've no plans to sell.
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Post by Tony Dunkley on Apr 25, 2023 7:46:43 GMT
I had my first survey done (naughty, silly me - I bought this boat just over 4 years ago in a panic and on gut instinct and couldn't add the cost of hauling out at the time) last year when I did my blacking. It was valued at more than £20 grand over what I paid. Admittedly, I have spent some time and money on it and I take the "valuation" with a large pinch of salt but good to know the hull is sound... I had a survey done when I bought the boat which indicated that the hull was in good unwasted condition. I'm not inclined to spend another £500 just to have a surveyor scrape off loads of my blacking, and the hull was inspected in detail by Pete Gilbert when the boat was in dry dock two years ago and he said it was perfectly sound. To be honest I'd trust Pete Gilbert's judgement over that of any pointy-shoed surveyor. It was built using British steel at a time when this was about the highest quality steel available, and spent the first 25 years of its life on the non-tidal Trent, a relatively benign environment for a boat. The insurance company wanted me to have a survey carried out before they offered comprehensive insurance as the boat is 37 years old so I said "Fine by me if you're paying for it" but apparently they weren't. But third party insurance is more than sufficient to licence the boat and I've had comprehensive insurance on my car for 45 years and never once claimed on it so I'm not going to lose any sleep over it. As for boat values, from looking at ads I estimate mine is worth £10k more than I paid for it although that's not really relevant to anything as I've no plans to sell. Keep to the subject , . . Shit-for-Brains. Post your mindless drivel on one of your fellow moronic psychopath friend kris's other more pointless threads, . . there are plenty to choose from. If you want to talk about how soon the rudder fell off after the so-called 'inspection' of your 'perfectly sound' boat gave it a clean bill of health, . . you could start your own thread about that.
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Post by Mr Stabby on Apr 25, 2023 7:58:13 GMT
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