Kemi

PTID · **Joined:** Wed Apr 26, 2023 3:07 pm **Posts:** 4038

They amd I dare say most of us broke the rules particularly when in the later stages of lockdowns it was not the killer that they'd initially stated.
But it was the law and they as leaders should have been following them to the letter.
Starmer, Rayner et al only got off on a technicality and a friendly police chief didn't they?

derwent · **Joined:** Wed Jun 24, 2009 7:59 pm **Posts:** 12329

[quote="PTID"]They amd I dare say most of us broke the rules particularly when in the later stages of lockdowns it was not the killer that they'd initially stated.
But it was the law and they as leaders should have been following them to the letter.
Starmer, Rayner et al only got off on a technicality and a friendly police chief didn't they?[/quote

He was two tier keiring even then.

Stocksfield_Poolie · **Joined:** Tue Apr 23, 2024 3:29 pm **Posts:** 944

Sussex UK wrote:

Betting's a mugs game...Will they ever learn. :laugh:

Not so Sussex, obtain the value and you will win in the long run!

Kenny Bottles · **Posted:** Fri Nov 08, 2024 4:17 am

derwent wrote:

Kenny Bottles wrote:

The amount of dosh that the RNLI has in the bank could pay for a flotilla of lifeboats - the likes of which haven't been seen since Dunkirk.

That is interesting Mr Bottles. As I am a strong supporter of the RNLI, I would welcome an insight to the dosh you refer to. Can you divulge their bank balance.

£796.3 million in total (includes assets etc) at the end of 2023, cash reserve of £138 million.*

They are a business, who are (100% legally) operating as a charity as far as I am concerned - as are the vast majority of the UK's so-called "charities".

*Source: Page 30 of their 2023 Annual Report and Accounts document. https://rnli.org/-/media/rnli/downloads/agm/2024/ara_2023_draft.pdf?rev=dbc82f90bc994288b61b1a8994a0ebbd&hash=D74DF309567C34B9A49ADDA17B7F2E68

Kenny Bottles · **Posted:** Fri Nov 08, 2024 4:52 am

accrington fan wrote:

Kenny Bottles wrote:

The amount of dosh that the RNLI has in the bank could pay for a flotilla of lifeboats - the likes of which haven't been seen since Dunkirk.

The RSPCA euthanise more dogs than a Korean restaurant.

Check out these organisations thoroughly before you part with your cash...

true, and if you do your homework i,m sure you,ll find a local animal charity about who exist on small donations from individuals and are totally run by unpaid volunteers.

Very true indeed. Mrs Bottles supports such a Hartlepool-based organisation.

I'm NOT preaching to anyone that they should stop supporting charities, just advising that folk know exactly where their contributions go before they chuck their moolah in the bucket.

Kemi

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