Monday, February 26, 2007

One law for you. And one for me.

Fines clampdown ‘will hit innocent drivers’

Let me get this straight.

Without due process or any burden of proof being established,
someone's rightful property can be seized and impounded against
their proving they are innocent?

And the justification for this being it's 'needed to help tackle the problem of unpaid congestion charges by drivers registered outside London.'

Now, what if Gordon Brown phoned them up and suggested a fellow
Ministerial colleague's Caravan-tower was in breach?

Why don't they just line-up against the wall and shoot each other?
It would save the rest of us the job.

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