Considering the way Mr Barlow speaks, it’ll be a case of ‘Drones v Droner’. I hope this skirmish doesn’t drag on – we could all be bored to death.
Considering the way Mr Barlow speaks, it’ll be a case of ‘Drones v Droner’. I hope this skirmish doesn’t drag on – we could all be bored to death.
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i hardly think that cameron will help U.S. find barlows money, crap joke not worth printing
found it in his 20 million property portfolio
The system the he put his money into is/was legal.
The government has know about this all along and done nothing.
Maybe too many M.P.s use the same system ?
From what I can make out it’s only illegal when exposed unlike the tax fraud of multibillion £ companies who, when their tax fraud is exposed, only have to give a quick wink to authority and get let off
Same old “one law for a***holes and one for us” – the good guys 🙂
Well, as laughable as this little thing is, it also reminds me of something that should have us more worried. Namely, that it was revealed a few years ago that HM Revenue & Customs were amongst several organisations who were drawing up plans on how to utilise military spy drone technology. [source 1=”http://www.theguardian.com/uk/2010/jan/23/cctv-sky-police-plan-drones” language=”-“][/source]
I don’t think you should say it’s laughable if you mean humorous.
It’s possible that Tom Pride was aware of your main point when he wrote the article.