Gipsies building encampment near minister’s home
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| UNDER CONSTRUCTION: The caravan site in Warwickshire. |
THEO USHERWOOD
A gipsy encampment has sprung up just 200 yards from the country home of Tessa Jowell, the Olympics Minister.
Dozens of travellers piled on to the site over the bank holiday weekend, setting up a water supply and laying electricity cables.
A septic tank has been installed and concrete pathways laid on the site, near the town of Shipston-on-Stour in Warwickshire. Fencing has also been erected and hedges have been pulled down.
Residents reported the caravans moved on to the two-and-a-half acre site on Friday, leading to accusations that the gipsies were taking advantage of the public holiday when no-one at Warwickshire County Council was working.
The field, which has space for at least 30 caravans, is just 200 yards from home of Ms Tessa Jowell, 60, and her estranged husband David Mills. It was reported the gipsies had bought the site from a local businessman.
Conservative councillor Chris Saint, who represents the area on Warwickshire County Council, said: "Up until last Thursday it was simply a piece of pasture land. On Friday morning I got a call from one of the parish councillors to say
that there was some
frenzied activity taking place on the field.
"I understand that water and electricity have been brought on and I also understand they have put in a septic tank and put down roads and fencing."
Zack Follows, 31, said that about 100 English Romany Gipsies were on the site. The father-of-four said there were 16 plots, which had each been bought for about £20,000. There were two caravans on each plot.
Mr Follows said: "The council is supposed to be supplying sites for the
gipsy community, but no
sites are being provided and there is nowhere for the community to go.
"There is water and electricity. At the end of the day we are human beings and we have got to make it liveable.
"I want my children to go to school. We are not the sort that pull up and down fields. Anyone is welcome to come down here and have a look. Obviously it's a building site at the moment, but when it is finished it will be done to perfection.
"To be honest, I didn't even know Tessa Jowell until this morning when I read the paper. But she is more than welcome to come down here, come in to my home and see how we live."
The site was owned by businessman John Rutter but he sold it more than 12 months ago. It has then been divided up in to plots which have been sold on to families.
His wife, Michelle, said yesterday he was on holiday, skiing in Austria.
She said: "We sold the land through an agent. We hadn't got a clue they had sold it to travellers." Asked whether she wanted gipsies living on the site, she said: "Of course we don't."
She declined to say how much the land had been
sold for.
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Posted by: Wullie, Aberdeen on 12:25am Tue 25 Mar 08
This is hilarious . The far left always talk about poverty and multiculturalism, yet when you find out where they actually live, they always live in the most nicest, poshest, leafy, middleclass neighbourhoods or in the country 50 miles away from the ghetto.
The champagne socialists and limousine liberals are always good to themselves, like Tony ''Im a teapot'' Benn lives in a £4 million house in Notting hill , George Galloway has a £900.000 house in north London and a £1 million holiday home in Portugal. Funny that.
This is hilarious . The far left always talk about poverty and multiculturalism, yet when you find out where they actually live, they always live in the most nicest, poshest, leafy, middleclass neighbourhoods or in the country 50 miles away from the ghetto.
The champagne socialists and limousine liberals are always good to themselves, like Tony ''Im a teapot'' Benn lives in a £4 million house in Notting hill , George Galloway has a £900.000 house in north London and a £1 million holiday home in Portugal. Funny that.
Posted by: Wullie, Aberdeen on 12:27am Tue 25 Mar 08
Tessa Jowell voting record
Voted against a transparent Parliament.
Voted for introducing a smoking ban.
Voted for introducing ID cards.
Voted for introducing foundation hospitals.
Voted for introducing student top-up fees.
Voted for Labour's anti-terrorism laws.
Voted for the Iraq war.
Voted against investigating the Iraq war.
Voted for replacing Trident.
Tessa Jowell voting record
Voted against a transparent Parliament.
Voted for introducing a smoking ban.
Voted for introducing ID cards.
Voted for introducing foundation hospitals.
Voted for introducing student top-up fees.
Voted for Labour's anti-terrorism laws.
Voted for the Iraq war.
Voted against investigating the Iraq war.
Voted for replacing Trident.
Posted by: Los Angeles, Edinburgh on 12:35am Tue 25 Mar 08
Erm, do the English not like gypsies? (Just joshing.)
Erm, do the English not like gypsies? (Just joshing.)
Posted by: twosheds, glasgow on 12:41am Tue 25 Mar 08
Wullie, your second post manages to undermine your claim that Jowell is "far left".Just look at her record.She's an arch-loyal New Labour hack of the worst sort.
Wullie, your second post manages to undermine your claim that Jowell is "far left".Just look at her record.She's an arch-loyal New Labour hack of the worst sort.
Posted by: twosheds, glasgow on 12:41am Tue 25 Mar 08
Wullie, your second post manages to undermine your claim that Jowell is "far left".Just look at her record.She's an arch-loyal New Labour hack of the worst sort.
Wullie, your second post manages to undermine your claim that Jowell is "far left".Just look at her record.She's an arch-loyal New Labour hack of the worst sort.
Posted by: stevie, glasgow on 12:42am Tue 25 Mar 08
You have to admire how quickly they can set up al the services .Tessa should get some advice on how to speed up the building of the Olympic village
You have to admire how quickly they can set up al the services .Tessa should get some advice on how to speed up the building of the Olympic village
Posted by: Dave, Away on 12:47am Tue 25 Mar 08
[quote][bold]Los Angeles[/bold] wrote:
Erm, do the English not like gypsies? (Just joshing.) [/quote] They suspect them of being SNP supporters! Getting things done without Council support! Radicals! Revolutionaries!
They will probably offer them land in Scotland......
I personally think they should be hired as contactors for the Olympics....
No doubt my Beloved Wendy will ask why Alex Salmond has been persecuting the puir Gypsum......
Los Angeles wrote:
Erm, do the English not like gypsies? (Just joshing.)
They suspect them of being SNP supporters! Getting things done without Council support! Radicals! Revolutionaries!
They will probably offer them land in Scotland......
I personally think they should be hired as contactors for the Olympics....
No doubt my Beloved Wendy will ask why Alex Salmond has been persecuting the puir Gypsum......
Posted by: Scunnert, Travelling in Nihlon on 4:02am Tue 25 Mar 08
Ah'm laughin mah erse aff - Good oan the Gypos (is that politicallu incorrect?). Ah like the gypsy attitude towards life - bein a wee tinker mahsel.
Ah'm laughin mah erse aff - Good oan the Gypos (is that politicallu incorrect?). Ah like the gypsy attitude towards life - bein a wee tinker mahsel.
Posted by: Donald Anderson, glasgow on 5:11am Tue 25 Mar 08
Are Gypsies part of the Onion? Hope the Gypsy Queen moves in next door to Ms Jowell and gets tae sit beside the waffler oan Question Time.
Ms Jowell has a cheek. At least she voted against cancer sticks. So she got one thing right.
"Left!" Labourites are oxymorons.
Are Gypsies part of the Onion? Hope the Gypsy Queen moves in next door to Ms Jowell and gets tae sit beside the waffler oan Question Time.
Ms Jowell has a cheek. At least she voted against cancer sticks. So she got one thing right.
"Left!" Labourites are oxymorons.
Posted by: Donald Anderson, glasgow on 5:37am Tue 25 Mar 08
Would you like a Brownie living next door to you?
Would you like a Brownie living next door to you?
Posted by: Donald Anderson, glasgow on 5:37am Tue 25 Mar 08
Would you like a Brownie living next door to you?
Would you like a Brownie living next door to you?
Posted by: redleb, aberdeen on 7:50am Tue 25 Mar 08
It would be entirely in keeping with the Olympic spirit of ethnic cleansing for the sake of construction, to have the travellers camp demolished.
It would be entirely in keeping with the Olympic spirit of ethnic cleansing for the sake of construction, to have the travellers camp demolished.
Posted by: Celtic Lion, Roar on 8:40am Tue 25 Mar 08
Watch it Tessa, they'll have got an eye on that caravan in your back garden. And I hope you purchased that traffic cone and didn't half-inch it from us taxpayers!
Is this actually legal? Much as I dislike Jowell I wouldn't like this happening to me or anyone I know.
Watch it Tessa, they'll have got an eye on that caravan in your back garden. And I hope you purchased that traffic cone and didn't half-inch it from us taxpayers!
Is this actually legal? Much as I dislike Jowell I wouldn't like this happening to me or anyone I know.
Posted by: ptw, at work... on 8:56am Tue 25 Mar 08
What is there to be illegal? Land bought and paid for, services in; nothing anyone can do really...
What is there to be illegal? Land bought and paid for, services in; nothing anyone can do really...
Posted by: Politically-incorrec
t Man, Glasgow on 9:13am Tue 25 Mar 08
My first reaction was "Ha-f'uckin-ha" but on futher mature refection it has been moderated to " guffaw-guffaw teeehee"
My first reaction was "Ha-f'uckin-ha" but on futher mature refection it has been moderated to " guffaw-guffaw teeehee"
Posted by: Politically-incorrec
t Man, Glasgow on 9:14am Tue 25 Mar 08
[quote][bold]Politically-incorrect Man[/bold] wrote:
My first reaction was "Ha-f'uckin-ha" but on futher mature refection it has been moderated to " guffaw-guffaw teeehee"[/quote] jeez I wush eye kud spel propah lyke
Politically-incorrect Man wrote:
My first reaction was "Ha-f'uckin-ha" but on futher mature refection it has been moderated to " guffaw-guffaw teeehee"
jeez I wush eye kud spel propah lyke
Posted by: Celtic Lion, Roar on 9:20am Tue 25 Mar 08
ptw
Change of use? Littering (check the field opposite)? Settlement of a small village of 100 people without prior permission? I have land bought and paid for, there's a lot I still can't do with it!
I'm sure in this fair and just country the local police will find some kind of law for their removal though, and that she's a minister will have nothing to do with their actions and complete commitment!
It may be a building site now, but it will be a caravan site soon and I don't know which is worse.
ptw
Change of use? Littering (check the field opposite)? Settlement of a small village of 100 people without prior permission? I have land bought and paid for, there's a lot I still can't do with it!
I'm sure in this fair and just country the local police will find some kind of law for their removal though, and that she's a minister will have nothing to do with their actions and complete commitment!
It may be a building site now, but it will be a caravan site soon and I don't know which is worse.
Posted by: Toophingers, Bellshill. on 9:56am Tue 25 Mar 08
As I remember, it was Two Jags Prescott who opened the whole of Britain for travellers to park where they pleased.
Another case of Labour's chickens coming home to roost.
As I remember, it was Two Jags Prescott who opened the whole of Britain for travellers to park where they pleased.
Another case of Labour's chickens coming home to roost.
Posted by: BM, Glasgow on 10:08am Tue 25 Mar 08
I t couldn't happen to a better person- although I really feel sorry for the gypsies having a neighbour like this.
I t couldn't happen to a better person- although I really feel sorry for the gypsies having a neighbour like this.
Posted by: farthings.chapman, Leicestershire on 11:27am Tue 25 Mar 08
All I can say is that Tessa is now having to live like most of the rest of the
population of this country........... cheek by Jowell.!
All I can say is that Tessa is now having to live like most of the rest of the
population of this country........... cheek by Jowell.!
Posted by: Scotfree, Erskine on 12:03pm Tue 25 Mar 08
Cant she ask her hubbie to get the Mafia to deal with this. After all didn't they pay for the morgage?
Cant she ask her hubbie to get the Mafia to deal with this. After all didn't they pay for the morgage?
Posted by: craig2008 on 12:22pm Tue 25 Mar 08
I take it no one will be paying council tax within this encampment to clean up their sh*tty mess. Won't be long before she is having dirty old mattresses and human sewage been thrown over her garden hedge.
However, surely with all this talk of social inclusion, Tessa Jowell will be having all the new neighbours round for dinner (Oh well ....there goes the silverware and fine china).
I take it no one will be paying council tax within this encampment to clean up their sh*tty mess. Won't be long before she is having dirty old mattresses and human sewage been thrown over her garden hedge.
However, surely with all this talk of social inclusion, Tessa Jowell will be having all the new neighbours round for dinner (Oh well ....there goes the silverware and fine china).
Posted by: Kenilworth on 12:44pm Tue 25 Mar 08
These [bold]land-owners[/bold] will remain in situ for years as under the Human Rights Act, NuLabour have given folk a right to a family life and private life.
So Ms Jowell should be welcoming their legitimate arrival as a shining example of one of the many things she and the other Labour misfits foresaw with the passing of said Act.
As Dave Away said (above), she could do worse that seek advice from these incomers on the speedy and effective occupation/building of the various Olympic complexes for which she will carry the can, especially when costs mount way above those envisaged, when their completion is delayed
These
land-owners will remain in situ for years as under the Human Rights Act, NuLabour have given folk a right to a family life and private life.
So Ms Jowell should be welcoming their legitimate arrival as a shining example of one of the many things she and the other Labour misfits foresaw with the passing of said Act.
As Dave Away said (above), she could do worse that seek advice from these incomers on the speedy and effective occupation/building of the various Olympic complexes for which she will carry the can, especially when costs mount way above those envisaged, when their completion is delayed
Posted by: Ronald, Glasgow on 12:46pm Tue 25 Mar 08
Poor old WULLIE, still doesn't quite get it do ya Wull? THE NEW LABOUR PARTY is entirely a creature of the far-right, hence the
tireless support of this "newspaper."
And how long before this charming, warm NEW LABOUR torag
sends in the heavy squad - killer-cops to beat ten shades out of the travellers?
Poor old WULLIE, still doesn't quite get it do ya Wull? THE NEW LABOUR PARTY is entirely a creature of the far-right, hence the
tireless support of this "newspaper."
And how long before this charming, warm NEW LABOUR torag
sends in the heavy squad - killer-cops to beat ten shades out of the travellers?
Posted by: Ronald, Glasgow on 12:59pm Tue 25 Mar 08
Poor old WULLIE, still doesn't quite get it do ya Wull? THE NEW LABOUR PARTY is entirely a creature of the far-right, hence the
tireless support of this "newspaper."
And how long before this charming, warm NEW LABOUR torag
sends in the heavy squad - killer-cops to beat ten shades out of the travellers?
Poor old WULLIE, still doesn't quite get it do ya Wull? THE NEW LABOUR PARTY is entirely a creature of the far-right, hence the
tireless support of this "newspaper."
And how long before this charming, warm NEW LABOUR torag
sends in the heavy squad - killer-cops to beat ten shades out of the travellers?
Posted by: Mandy Pumps, Glasgow on 1:08pm Tue 25 Mar 08
It will end in tears! Laugh if you may but I bet most of you wouldn't want a Gypsy camp at the end of your street
It will end in tears! Laugh if you may but I bet most of you wouldn't want a Gypsy camp at the end of your street
Posted by: preddo53, leeds on 2:11pm Tue 25 Mar 08
[quote][bold]Los Angeles[/bold] wrote:
Erm, do the English not like gypsies? (Just joshing.) [/quote] We didn't, but we do now, he, he, best news Iv'e had all Easter.
Los Angeles wrote:
Erm, do the English not like gypsies? (Just joshing.)
We didn't, but we do now, he, he, best news Iv'e had all Easter.
Posted by: preddo53, leeds on 2:22pm Tue 25 Mar 08
[quote][bold]Mandy Pumps[/bold] wrote:
It will end in tears! Laugh if you may but I bet most of you wouldn't want a Gypsy camp at the end of your street[/quote] No Mandy, but because of our Nu Labour masters, we have them. Where have you had your head buried for the last five years. If I had the money I would buy up the homes around her and fill them with asylum seekers, she could have a dose of what the rest of the country gets.
Mandy Pumps wrote:
It will end in tears! Laugh if you may but I bet most of you wouldn't want a Gypsy camp at the end of your street
No Mandy, but because of our Nu Labour masters, we have them. Where have you had your head buried for the last five years. If I had the money I would buy up the homes around her and fill them with asylum seekers, she could have a dose of what the rest of the country gets.
Posted by: Toophingers, Bellshill. on 2:28pm Tue 25 Mar 08
May I clear up some confusion?
True gypsies are Romanies.
Travellers are, well, travellers.
May I clear up some confusion?
True gypsies are Romanies.
Travellers are, well, travellers.
Posted by: Ronald, Glasgow on 2:35pm Tue 25 Mar 08
I have a good friend who is a school teacher. Saw her some time ago
and she looked a mental and physical wreck, teaching at one of
those large comprehensives. Saw her short time ago and looked
like a different woman. Had transferred out and now teaches kids
from Asylum seekers family's. She described it as like stepping
back in time to when she first began teaching. Polite children,
eager to learn, and with many of the young kids speaking
multiple languages. They showed just how bad the "natives" had
been allowed to become. So please, no more ignorant racist rants
aginst those who have to flee for their very lives!
I have a good friend who is a school teacher. Saw her some time ago
and she looked a mental and physical wreck, teaching at one of
those large comprehensives. Saw her short time ago and looked
like a different woman. Had transferred out and now teaches kids
from Asylum seekers family's. She described it as like stepping
back in time to when she first began teaching. Polite children,
eager to learn, and with many of the young kids speaking
multiple languages. They showed just how bad the "natives" had
been allowed to become. So please, no more ignorant racist rants
aginst those who have to flee for their very lives!
Posted by: tris, scotland on 2:42pm Tue 25 Mar 08
[quote][bold]stevie[/bold] wrote:
You have to admire how quickly they can set up al the services .Tessa should get some advice on how to speed up the building of the Olympic village[/quote]
Brilliant. yeah she should certainly go over and get some advice. The last I heard the Olympics were on track to be ready to go about the middle of 2014, so she and Lord Sir Seb could do with some advice. They clearly haven't a clue between them.
Rather like politically incorrect man, I just can't stop laughing at this.
But like someone else said, I dare say Mr Tessa Jowell will be on the phone to his ultra right best friend Sr Berlusconi, and the mafia will have them out in no time at all.
stevie wrote:
You have to admire how quickly they can set up al the services .Tessa should get some advice on how to speed up the building of the Olympic village
Brilliant. yeah she should certainly go over and get some advice. The last I heard the Olympics were on track to be ready to go about the middle of 2014, so she and Lord Sir Seb could do with some advice. They clearly haven't a clue between them.
Rather like politically incorrect man, I just can't stop laughing at this.
But like someone else said, I dare say Mr Tessa Jowell will be on the phone to his ultra right best friend Sr Berlusconi, and the mafia will have them out in no time at all.
Posted by: The Wise One, Glasgow on 4:13pm Tue 25 Mar 08
Just wait. The Romanies will be out in their ear very quickly, breach of planning laws etc.
Ms Cowell will have every civil servant in Parliament working on this.
Could be an interesting verdict as it will be the precedent for te rest of us.
Just wait. The Romanies will be out in their ear very quickly, breach of planning laws etc.
Ms Cowell will have every civil servant in Parliament working on this.
Could be an interesting verdict as it will be the precedent for te rest of us.
Posted by: craig2008, France on 4:17pm Tue 25 Mar 08
I take it these gypsies will be subject to council tax so that they are actually paying for someone to come and clean up after them.
The last thing poor Tessa Jowell will wants is a dirty old matress thrown over her hedge. Then again, in the New Labour spirit of social inclusion, she could always invite them all round for dinner.
I take it these gypsies will be subject to council tax so that they are actually paying for someone to come and clean up after them.
The last thing poor Tessa Jowell will wants is a dirty old matress thrown over her hedge. Then again, in the New Labour spirit of social inclusion, she could always invite them all round for dinner.
Posted by: Kenilworth on 4:25pm Tue 25 Mar 08
[quote][bold]The Wise One[/bold] wrote:
Just wait. The Romanies will be out in their ear very quickly, breach of planning laws etc. Ms Cowell will have every civil servant in Parliament working on this. Could be an interesting verdict as it will be the precedent for te rest of us.[/quote] Unlikely that they will be turfed out quickly. You cannot be ejected from [bold]land which you own[/bold] for a breach of planning laws. There are other remedies available for such breaches, but they don't include removal.
If I were "Mr Jowell" I would swallow my pride and take them a few cups of sugar as a goodwill gesture. They are going to be neighbours for quite a while, unless he chooses to sell up - inevitably with a huge mark-down! But Tessa will no doubt advise him as to his mortgage arrangements!
The Wise One wrote:
Just wait. The Romanies will be out in their ear very quickly, breach of planning laws etc. Ms Cowell will have every civil servant in Parliament working on this. Could be an interesting verdict as it will be the precedent for te rest of us.
Unlikely that they will be turfed out quickly. You cannot be ejected from
land which you own for a breach of planning laws. There are other remedies available for such breaches, but they don't include removal.
If I were "Mr Jowell" I would swallow my pride and take them a few cups of sugar as a goodwill gesture. They are going to be neighbours for quite a while, unless he chooses to sell up - inevitably with a huge mark-down! But Tessa will no doubt advise him as to his mortgage arrangements!
Posted by: pony, vancouver island canada on 5:22pm Tue 25 Mar 08
YOU COULD NOT MAKE THIS UP,THE GODS ARE LAUGHING.
YOU COULD NOT MAKE THIS UP,THE GODS ARE LAUGHING.
Posted by: mick, nuneaton on 6:08pm Tue 25 Mar 08
i like the way they did the work on the site on a bank holiday when no council office is open.it as happened before at bulkington, warwickshire it took three years to evict them because it was green belt land which i think the area they are on now is.
i like the way they did the work on the site on a bank holiday when no council office is open.it as happened before at bulkington, warwickshire it took three years to evict them because it was green belt land which i think the area they are on now is.
Posted by: tris, scotland on 6:32pm Tue 25 Mar 08
I've just heard that awful woman Primadonna on the radio.
Wow. She sounds even more of a partronising bi*tch than Thatcher...
If she sounded any posher she could be Princess Margaret's ghost.
Don't suppose anyone knows where she lives? I'm sure she'd appreciate some of the Jowel character's Romanies for neighbours
I've just heard that awful woman Primadonna on the radio.
Wow. She sounds even more of a partronising bi*tch than Thatcher...
If she sounded any posher she could be Princess Margaret's ghost.
Don't suppose anyone knows where she lives? I'm sure she'd appreciate some of the Jowel character's Romanies for neighbours
Posted by: George Laird, Glasgow on 7:05pm Tue 25 Mar 08
Dear All
Although it is wrong to take pleasure from other people's misery, I have to say this story brighten up me day.
Well done the travellers!
Yours sincerely
George Laird
The Campaign for Human Rights at Glasgow University
Dear All
Although it is wrong to take pleasure from other people's misery, I have to say this story brighten up me day.
Well done the travellers!
Yours sincerely
George Laird
The Campaign for Human Rights at Glasgow University
Posted by: juankerr, Scotland on 1:28am Wed 26 Mar 08
Would this be the house bought with AIDS infected blood money?
I should hope the travellers have been informed as it would appear they have moved in beside some anti social and criminal neighbours.
Would this be the house bought with AIDS infected blood money?
I should hope the travellers have been informed as it would appear they have moved in beside some anti social and criminal neighbours.
Posted by: pony, vancouver island canada on 4:50am Wed 26 Mar 08
never never happen in canada very strict building codes they would be gone in hours you can not setle on land used for grazing farmig at all its called alr agricultre land reserve and canda has a lot of land but that is the law
never never happen in canada very strict building codes they would be gone in hours you can not setle on land used for grazing farmig at all its called alr agricultre land reserve and canda has a lot of land but that is the law
Posted by: sam, greenock on 1:05pm Wed 26 Mar 08
dirty thievin' lieboor bastirts ( not the gypsies, their neighbours)
dirty thievin' lieboor bastirts ( not the gypsies, their neighbours)
Posted by: Dave, Away on 8:54pm Wed 26 Mar 08
[quote][bold]pony[/bold] wrote:
never never happen in canada very strict building codes they would be gone in hours you can not setle on land used for grazing farmig at all its called alr agricultre land reserve and canda has a lot of land but that is the law [/quote] Unless they were one of a number of above-the-regular-la
w folks...the aboriginals in Caledonia, Ontario, Canada are still occupying land that was purchased legally by someone else and was never ever part of any land claim some years later.....there are half a dozen special-focus groups that could get away with it in Canada and developers regularly get agricultural land "re-zoned" and build subdivisions and big-box retail stores on some of the most beautiful farm land ever to exist......
pony wrote:
never never happen in canada very strict building codes they would be gone in hours you can not setle on land used for grazing farmig at all its called alr agricultre land reserve and canda has a lot of land but that is the law
Unless they were one of a number of above-the-regular-la
w folks...the aboriginals in Caledonia, Ontario, Canada are still occupying land that was purchased legally by someone else and was never ever part of any land claim some years later.....there are half a dozen special-focus groups that could get away with it in Canada and developers regularly get agricultural land "re-zoned" and build subdivisions and big-box retail stores on some of the most beautiful farm land ever to exist......
Posted by: mick, nuneaton on 11:58am Sat 29 Mar 08
why do we have to bow down to the traveling community when they do this sort of thing if they payed taxes and stopped robbing old people when they put block paving down the i wouldnt mind but they dont give a crap
why do we have to bow down to the traveling community when they do this sort of thing if they payed taxes and stopped robbing old people when they put block paving down the i wouldnt mind but they dont give a crap
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