Re: arrogant letters sent

Wilkesandliberty · Wilkesandliberty on Wed Jan 07, 2009 5:20 pm

I bet in his small mind made up characters who are black refer to themselves as "Gollywogs", who actually speaks like that..."Why yes I am a Chinky"...Did he leave out the "but you my sir are a haggis bashing cunt"

Glurve · Glurve on Wed Jan 07, 2009 5:22 pm

I once asked one black guy if I could call him a fucking nigger and he just walked away. He didn't say no so I assume that phrase is fair game for anyone and if you disagree you're a noncey bleedin-heart loony liberal lefty nany-state loving, limousine riding PC twat.

INTERNET MALE · INTERNET MALE on Wed Jan 07, 2009 6:08 pm

and you just know that if anyone called him or anyone he knows 'whitey' he'd be fuming "how can they come over here and abuse us, if I called him a darkie i'd be arrested, it's not racist to impose limits on immigration or demand the banning of mixed-race relationships"

Wilkesandliberty · Wilkesandliberty on Thu Jan 15, 2009 5:13 pm

Chain mail going a bit to the extreme...

Sinister chain email investigated

A sinister email which terrified children in Cornwall by threatening them with death if they failed to pass it on, is being investigated by police.

The message, sent to youngsters across the county, claims to be from a 16-year-old girl called Ofelia Heras.

Claiming to be a murderer, she informs the reader that anyone who looks at her will 'die immediately'.

The email states recipients have 900 seconds to forward the email to 24 people or risk a visit from her.

Girl 'terrified'

The email was passed on to police by Steve Bywater, head teacher of Newquay Junior School, who was told about it by a parent of one of his pupils.

Mr Bywater said the father discovered the message when checking his daughter's emails because she was tearful and restless at home and feared she was being bullied at school.

He said the girl received the email at her home address on a private email account and was 'terrified'.
He stressed that emails of this nature cannot be sent to school email accounts due to strict security measures and filters.

However, when the school investigated further it found up to 300 pupils had received the same message on private email accounts at home.

The head teacher said: "The email will have been circulating between pupils at other schools across the county, and probably across England too, so the number of children who could have received it will easily run into thousands.

"Some have laughed it off but others have been really upset. It's not right that young children should be subjected to this.

Email access

"Not only can it be extremely frightening for them but there is the issue of children's email addresses subsequently being passed on to others and the concerns which that throws up."

"The email is entitled '11-year-old pregnant girl' and as its being sent to children between the ages of seven and 11, it is naturally going to pique their curiosity and they are going to want to open it."

A spokesman for Devon & Cornwall Police said the force was aware of the email and was investigating it.

Such quality that name though, I know names down here are fucked up but not that fucked up.