Barista Phil W Lee has gone quiet?

[The Medway Handyman[_4_]]

Barista Lee stated;


"Wel, of course motorists only use public highways by permit, not right
- so conditions can be imposed on them to contribute towards the
damage, pollution, wear and tear, carnage, policing, community
destruction, and so on that they cause.

Only non-motorised vehicles, equestrians, and pedestrians enjoy a
right-of-way on public highways, and as a right, it cannot be charged
for or made conditional, any more than your right to vote, emmigrate
(if you can find a country willing to have you), or many other things
which are rights. "

Clearly a load of old cobblers.

When challenged by Scion;

> I've pointed out to Mr. Lee in the past that people *have* been
banned from cycling on public highways.
>
> Googling _asbo bicycle_ or similar will throw up instances of people
being banned from cycling on certain roads, banned from cycling
altogether, even banned from touching bikes.
> I've no idea why he continues to insist that it can't happen.

He replied;

"Find me an example of someone being prosecuted for doing so, not some
example of what a magistrate thought he could impose."

Such an example was provided;

"A cyclist has been hit with an ASBO that has banned him from riding in
parts of Leicester after he waged a violent seven-year campaign of
attacks on pedestrians in the city. Gurnaik Singh Dogra randomly kicked
and punched pedestrians as he rode past them.

As per the recent court order, Dogra, 37, can be again arrested and
possibly jailed if he is caught riding or even pushing his bike through
certain streets in the town."

He kept digging and came up with;

"That the terms as stated by the magistrates in such cases are
unenforceable."

But he hasn't replied to;

Which part of "court order" and "can be again arrested and possibly
jailed if he is caught riding" didn't you understand, halfwit?

So we can only assume Barista Lee has realised he spouted total b*ll*cks
and is now in hiding.

Any learned comment M'Lud?????

[The Medway Handyman[_4_]]

On 24/04/2015 20:27, The Medway Handyman wrote:
> Barista Lee stated;
>
>
> "Wel, of course motorists only use public highways by permit, not right
> - so conditions can be imposed on them to contribute towards the
> damage, pollution, wear and tear, carnage, policing, community
> destruction, and so on that they cause.
>
> Only non-motorised vehicles, equestrians, and pedestrians enjoy a
> right-of-way on public highways, and as a right, it cannot be charged
> for or made conditional, any more than your right to vote, emmigrate
> (if you can find a country willing to have you), or many other things
> which are rights. "
>
> Clearly a load of old cobblers.
>
> When challenged by Scion;
>
> > I've pointed out to Mr. Lee in the past that people *have* been
> banned from cycling on public highways.
> >
> > Googling _asbo bicycle_ or similar will throw up instances of people
> being banned from cycling on certain roads, banned from cycling
> altogether, even banned from touching bikes.
> > I've no idea why he continues to insist that it can't happen.
>
> He replied;
>
> "Find me an example of someone being prosecuted for doing so, not some
> example of what a magistrate thought he could impose."
>
> Such an example was provided;
>
> "A cyclist has been hit with an ASBO that has banned him from riding in
> parts of Leicester after he waged a violent seven-year campaign of
> attacks on pedestrians in the city. Gurnaik Singh Dogra randomly kicked
> and punched pedestrians as he rode past them.
>
> As per the recent court order, Dogra, 37, can be again arrested and
> possibly jailed if he is caught riding or even pushing his bike through
> certain streets in the town."
>
> He kept digging and came up with;
>
> "That the terms as stated by the magistrates in such cases are
> unenforceable."
>
> But he hasn't replied to;
>
> Which part of "court order" and "can be again arrested and possibly
> jailed if he is caught riding" didn't you understand, halfwit?
>
> So we can only assume Barista Lee has realised he spouted total b*ll*cks
> and is now in hiding.
>
> Any learned comment M'Lud?????
>
>
>
>
Oh dear! No reply M'Lud?




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Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk

[The Medway Handyman[_4_]]

On 24/04/2015 23:32, The Medway Handyman wrote:
> On 24/04/2015 20:27, The Medway Handyman wrote:
>> Barista Lee stated;
>>
>>
>> "Wel, of course motorists only use public highways by permit, not right
>> - so conditions can be imposed on them to contribute towards the
>> damage, pollution, wear and tear, carnage, policing, community
>> destruction, and so on that they cause.
>>
>> Only non-motorised vehicles, equestrians, and pedestrians enjoy a
>> right-of-way on public highways, and as a right, it cannot be charged
>> for or made conditional, any more than your right to vote, emmigrate
>> (if you can find a country willing to have you), or many other things
>> which are rights. "
>>
>> Clearly a load of old cobblers.
>>
>> When challenged by Scion;
>>
>> > I've pointed out to Mr. Lee in the past that people *have* been
>> banned from cycling on public highways.
>> >
>> > Googling _asbo bicycle_ or similar will throw up instances of people
>> being banned from cycling on certain roads, banned from cycling
>> altogether, even banned from touching bikes.
>> > I've no idea why he continues to insist that it can't happen.
>>
>> He replied;
>>
>> "Find me an example of someone being prosecuted for doing so, not some
>> example of what a magistrate thought he could impose."
>>
>> Such an example was provided;
>>
>> "A cyclist has been hit with an ASBO that has banned him from riding in
>> parts of Leicester after he waged a violent seven-year campaign of
>> attacks on pedestrians in the city. Gurnaik Singh Dogra randomly kicked
>> and punched pedestrians as he rode past them.
>>
>> As per the recent court order, Dogra, 37, can be again arrested and
>> possibly jailed if he is caught riding or even pushing his bike through
>> certain streets in the town."
>>
>> He kept digging and came up with;
>>
>> "That the terms as stated by the magistrates in such cases are
>> unenforceable."
>>
>> But he hasn't replied to;
>>
>> Which part of "court order" and "can be again arrested and possibly
>> jailed if he is caught riding" didn't you understand, halfwit?
>>
>> So we can only assume Barista Lee has realised he spouted total b*ll*cks
>> and is now in hiding.
>>
>> Any learned comment M'Lud?????
>>
>>
>>
>>
> Oh dear! No reply M'Lud?
>
>
>
>
Still no reply M'Lud???

--
Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk

[Tarcap]

"The Medway Handyman" wrote in message
...

On 24/04/2015 23:32, The Medway Handyman wrote:
> On 24/04/2015 20:27, The Medway Handyman wrote:
>> Barista Lee stated;
>>
>>
>> "Wel, of course motorists only use public highways by permit, not right
>> - so conditions can be imposed on them to contribute towards the
>> damage, pollution, wear and tear, carnage, policing, community
>> destruction, and so on that they cause.
>>
>> Only non-motorised vehicles, equestrians, and pedestrians enjoy a
>> right-of-way on public highways, and as a right, it cannot be charged
>> for or made conditional, any more than your right to vote, emmigrate
>> (if you can find a country willing to have you), or many other things
>> which are rights. "
>>
>> Clearly a load of old cobblers.
>>
>> When challenged by Scion;
>>
>> > I've pointed out to Mr. Lee in the past that people *have* been
>> banned from cycling on public highways.
>> >
>> > Googling _asbo bicycle_ or similar will throw up instances of people
>> being banned from cycling on certain roads, banned from cycling
>> altogether, even banned from touching bikes.
>> > I've no idea why he continues to insist that it can't happen.
>>
>> He replied;
>>
>> "Find me an example of someone being prosecuted for doing so, not some
>> example of what a magistrate thought he could impose."
>>
>> Such an example was provided;
>>
>> "A cyclist has been hit with an ASBO that has banned him from riding in
>> parts of Leicester after he waged a violent seven-year campaign of
>> attacks on pedestrians in the city. Gurnaik Singh Dogra randomly kicked
>> and punched pedestrians as he rode past them.
>>
>> As per the recent court order, Dogra, 37, can be again arrested and
>> possibly jailed if he is caught riding or even pushing his bike through
>> certain streets in the town."
>>
>> He kept digging and came up with;
>>
>> "That the terms as stated by the magistrates in such cases are
>> unenforceable."
>>
>> But he hasn't replied to;
>>
>> Which part of "court order" and "can be again arrested and possibly
>> jailed if he is caught riding" didn't you understand, halfwit?
>>
>> So we can only assume Barista Lee has realised he spouted total b*ll*cks
>> and is now in hiding.
>>
>> Any learned comment M'Lud?????
>>
>>
>>
>>
> Oh dear! No reply M'Lud?
>
>
>
>
Still no reply M'Lud???

I wouldn't hold your breath waiting - it's what he always does when he's
been caught out.

[The Medway Handyman[_4_]]

On 25/04/2015 16:46, Tarcap wrote:
>
>
> "The Medway Handyman" wrote in message
> ...
>
> On 24/04/2015 23:32, The Medway Handyman wrote:
>> On 24/04/2015 20:27, The Medway Handyman wrote:
>>> Barista Lee stated;
>>>
>>>
>>> "Wel, of course motorists only use public highways by permit, not right
>>> - so conditions can be imposed on them to contribute towards the
>>> damage, pollution, wear and tear, carnage, policing, community
>>> destruction, and so on that they cause.
>>>
>>> Only non-motorised vehicles, equestrians, and pedestrians enjoy a
>>> right-of-way on public highways, and as a right, it cannot be charged
>>> for or made conditional, any more than your right to vote, emmigrate
>>> (if you can find a country willing to have you), or many other things
>>> which are rights. "
>>>
>>> Clearly a load of old cobblers.
>>>
>>> When challenged by Scion;
>>>
>>> > I've pointed out to Mr. Lee in the past that people *have* been
>>> banned from cycling on public highways.
>>> >
>>> > Googling _asbo bicycle_ or similar will throw up instances of people
>>> being banned from cycling on certain roads, banned from cycling
>>> altogether, even banned from touching bikes.
>>> > I've no idea why he continues to insist that it can't happen.
>>>
>>> He replied;
>>>
>>> "Find me an example of someone being prosecuted for doing so, not some
>>> example of what a magistrate thought he could impose."
>>>
>>> Such an example was provided;
>>>
>>> "A cyclist has been hit with an ASBO that has banned him from riding in
>>> parts of Leicester after he waged a violent seven-year campaign of
>>> attacks on pedestrians in the city. Gurnaik Singh Dogra randomly kicked
>>> and punched pedestrians as he rode past them.
>>>
>>> As per the recent court order, Dogra, 37, can be again arrested and
>>> possibly jailed if he is caught riding or even pushing his bike through
>>> certain streets in the town."
>>>
>>> He kept digging and came up with;
>>>
>>> "That the terms as stated by the magistrates in such cases are
>>> unenforceable."
>>>
>>> But he hasn't replied to;
>>>
>>> Which part of "court order" and "can be again arrested and possibly
>>> jailed if he is caught riding" didn't you understand, halfwit?
>>>
>>> So we can only assume Barista Lee has realised he spouted total b*ll*cks
>>> and is now in hiding.
>>>
>>> Any learned comment M'Lud?????
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Oh dear! No reply M'Lud?
>>
>>
>>
>>
> Still no reply M'Lud???
>
> I wouldn't hold your breath waiting - it's what he always does when he's
> been caught out.
>
I'll just have to keep reminding him then......

:-)



--
Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk

[The Medway Handyman[_4_]]

On 25/04/2015 15:44, The Medway Handyman wrote:
> On 24/04/2015 23:32, The Medway Handyman wrote:
>> On 24/04/2015 20:27, The Medway Handyman wrote:
>>> Barista Lee stated;
>>>
>>>
>>> "Wel, of course motorists only use public highways by permit, not right
>>> - so conditions can be imposed on them to contribute towards the
>>> damage, pollution, wear and tear, carnage, policing, community
>>> destruction, and so on that they cause.
>>>
>>> Only non-motorised vehicles, equestrians, and pedestrians enjoy a
>>> right-of-way on public highways, and as a right, it cannot be charged
>>> for or made conditional, any more than your right to vote, emmigrate
>>> (if you can find a country willing to have you), or many other things
>>> which are rights. "
>>>
>>> Clearly a load of old cobblers.
>>>
>>> When challenged by Scion;
>>>
>>> > I've pointed out to Mr. Lee in the past that people *have* been
>>> banned from cycling on public highways.
>>> >
>>> > Googling _asbo bicycle_ or similar will throw up instances of people
>>> being banned from cycling on certain roads, banned from cycling
>>> altogether, even banned from touching bikes.
>>> > I've no idea why he continues to insist that it can't happen.
>>>
>>> He replied;
>>>
>>> "Find me an example of someone being prosecuted for doing so, not some
>>> example of what a magistrate thought he could impose."
>>>
>>> Such an example was provided;
>>>
>>> "A cyclist has been hit with an ASBO that has banned him from riding in
>>> parts of Leicester after he waged a violent seven-year campaign of
>>> attacks on pedestrians in the city. Gurnaik Singh Dogra randomly kicked
>>> and punched pedestrians as he rode past them.
>>>
>>> As per the recent court order, Dogra, 37, can be again arrested and
>>> possibly jailed if he is caught riding or even pushing his bike through
>>> certain streets in the town."
>>>
>>> He kept digging and came up with;
>>>
>>> "That the terms as stated by the magistrates in such cases are
>>> unenforceable."
>>>
>>> But he hasn't replied to;
>>>
>>> Which part of "court order" and "can be again arrested and possibly
>>> jailed if he is caught riding" didn't you understand, halfwit?
>>>
>>> So we can only assume Barista Lee has realised he spouted total b*ll*cks
>>> and is now in hiding.
>>>
>>> Any learned comment M'Lud?????
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Oh dear! No reply M'Lud?
>>
>>
>>
>>
> Still no reply M'Lud???
>
"What? Still no reply?"



--
Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk

[The Medway Handyman[_4_]]

On 24/04/2015 20:27, The Medway Handyman wrote:
> Barista Lee stated;
>
>
> "Wel, of course motorists only use public highways by permit, not right
> - so conditions can be imposed on them to contribute towards the
> damage, pollution, wear and tear, carnage, policing, community
> destruction, and so on that they cause.
>
> Only non-motorised vehicles, equestrians, and pedestrians enjoy a
> right-of-way on public highways, and as a right, it cannot be charged
> for or made conditional, any more than your right to vote, emmigrate
> (if you can find a country willing to have you), or many other things
> which are rights. "
>
> Clearly a load of old cobblers.
>
> When challenged by Scion;
>
> > I've pointed out to Mr. Lee in the past that people *have* been
> banned from cycling on public highways.
> >
> > Googling _asbo bicycle_ or similar will throw up instances of people
> being banned from cycling on certain roads, banned from cycling
> altogether, even banned from touching bikes.
> > I've no idea why he continues to insist that it can't happen.
>
> He replied;
>
> "Find me an example of someone being prosecuted for doing so, not some
> example of what a magistrate thought he could impose."
>
> Such an example was provided;
>
> "A cyclist has been hit with an ASBO that has banned him from riding in
> parts of Leicester after he waged a violent seven-year campaign of
> attacks on pedestrians in the city. Gurnaik Singh Dogra randomly kicked
> and punched pedestrians as he rode past them.
>
> As per the recent court order, Dogra, 37, can be again arrested and
> possibly jailed if he is caught riding or even pushing his bike through
> certain streets in the town."
>
> He kept digging and came up with;
>
> "That the terms as stated by the magistrates in such cases are
> unenforceable."
>
> But he hasn't replied to;
>
> Which part of "court order" and "can be again arrested and possibly
> jailed if he is caught riding" didn't you understand, halfwit?
>
> So we can only assume Barista Lee has realised he spouted total b*ll*cks
> and is now in hiding.
>
> Any learned comment M'Lud?????
>
>
>
>
What? Still no reply?




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[The Medway Handyman[_4_]]

On 26/04/2015 11:00, The Medway Handyman wrote:
> On 25/04/2015 15:44, The Medway Handyman wrote:
>> On 24/04/2015 23:32, The Medway Handyman wrote:
>>> On 24/04/2015 20:27, The Medway Handyman wrote:
>>>> Barista Lee stated;
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> "Wel, of course motorists only use public highways by permit, not right
>>>> - so conditions can be imposed on them to contribute towards the
>>>> damage, pollution, wear and tear, carnage, policing, community
>>>> destruction, and so on that they cause.
>>>>
>>>> Only non-motorised vehicles, equestrians, and pedestrians enjoy a
>>>> right-of-way on public highways, and as a right, it cannot be charged
>>>> for or made conditional, any more than your right to vote, emmigrate
>>>> (if you can find a country willing to have you), or many other things
>>>> which are rights. "
>>>>
>>>> Clearly a load of old cobblers.
>>>>
>>>> When challenged by Scion;
>>>>
>>>> > I've pointed out to Mr. Lee in the past that people *have* been
>>>> banned from cycling on public highways.
>>>> >
>>>> > Googling _asbo bicycle_ or similar will throw up instances of people
>>>> being banned from cycling on certain roads, banned from cycling
>>>> altogether, even banned from touching bikes.
>>>> > I've no idea why he continues to insist that it can't happen.
>>>>
>>>> He replied;
>>>>
>>>> "Find me an example of someone being prosecuted for doing so, not some
>>>> example of what a magistrate thought he could impose."
>>>>
>>>> Such an example was provided;
>>>>
>>>> "A cyclist has been hit with an ASBO that has banned him from riding in
>>>> parts of Leicester after he waged a violent seven-year campaign of
>>>> attacks on pedestrians in the city. Gurnaik Singh Dogra randomly kicked
>>>> and punched pedestrians as he rode past them.
>>>>
>>>> As per the recent court order, Dogra, 37, can be again arrested and
>>>> possibly jailed if he is caught riding or even pushing his bike through
>>>> certain streets in the town."
>>>>
>>>> He kept digging and came up with;
>>>>
>>>> "That the terms as stated by the magistrates in such cases are
>>>> unenforceable."
>>>>
>>>> But he hasn't replied to;
>>>>
>>>> Which part of "court order" and "can be again arrested and possibly
>>>> jailed if he is caught riding" didn't you understand, halfwit?
>>>>
>>>> So we can only assume Barista Lee has realised he spouted total
>>>> b*ll*cks
>>>> and is now in hiding.
>>>>
>>>> Any learned comment M'Lud?????
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Oh dear! No reply M'Lud?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Still no reply M'Lud???
>>
> "What? Still no reply?"
>
>
>
I just can't believe that M'Lud hasn't replied?



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[The Medway Handyman[_4_]]

On 27/04/2015 17:55, Phil W Lee wrote:
> "Tarcap" > considered Sat, 25 Apr 2015 16:46:21
> +0100 the perfect time to write:
>
>>
>>
>> "The Medway Handyman" wrote in message
>> ...
>>
>> On 24/04/2015 23:32, The Medway Handyman wrote:
>>> On 24/04/2015 20:27, The Medway Handyman wrote:
>>>> Barista Lee stated;
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> "Wel, of course motorists only use public highways by permit, not right
>>>> - so conditions can be imposed on them to contribute towards the
>>>> damage, pollution, wear and tear, carnage, policing, community
>>>> destruction, and so on that they cause.
>>>>
>>>> Only non-motorised vehicles, equestrians, and pedestrians enjoy a
>>>> right-of-way on public highways, and as a right, it cannot be charged
>>>> for or made conditional, any more than your right to vote, emmigrate
>>>> (if you can find a country willing to have you), or many other things
>>>> which are rights. "
>>>>
>>>> Clearly a load of old cobblers.
>>>>
>>>> When challenged by Scion;
>>>>
>>>> > I've pointed out to Mr. Lee in the past that people *have* been
>>>> banned from cycling on public highways.
>>>> >
>>>> > Googling _asbo bicycle_ or similar will throw up instances of people
>>>> being banned from cycling on certain roads, banned from cycling
>>>> altogether, even banned from touching bikes.
>>>> > I've no idea why he continues to insist that it can't happen.
>>>>
>>>> He replied;
>>>>
>>>> "Find me an example of someone being prosecuted for doing so, not some
>>>> example of what a magistrate thought he could impose."
>>>>
>>>> Such an example was provided;
>>>>
>>>> "A cyclist has been hit with an ASBO that has banned him from riding in
>>>> parts of Leicester after he waged a violent seven-year campaign of
>>>> attacks on pedestrians in the city. Gurnaik Singh Dogra randomly kicked
>>>> and punched pedestrians as he rode past them.
>>>>
>>>> As per the recent court order, Dogra, 37, can be again arrested and
>>>> possibly jailed if he is caught riding or even pushing his bike through
>>>> certain streets in the town."
>>>>
>>>> He kept digging and came up with;
>>>>
>>>> "That the terms as stated by the magistrates in such cases are
>>>> unenforceable."
>>>>
>>>> But he hasn't replied to;
>>>>
>>>> Which part of "court order" and "can be again arrested and possibly
>>>> jailed if he is caught riding" didn't you understand, halfwit?
>>>>
>>>> So we can only assume Barista Lee has realised he spouted total b*ll*cks
>>>> and is now in hiding.
>>>>
>>>> Any learned comment M'Lud?????
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>> Oh dear! No reply M'Lud?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>> Still no reply M'Lud???
>>
>> I wouldn't hold your breath waiting - it's what he always does when he's
>> been caught out.
>
> You clearly don't know the difference between a bail condition and a
> court order.
>
> But I'm still waiting for you to show any evidence that any such
> condition has ever actually been enforced.
>
Oooooh! Wriggle, wriggle, wriggle!

It wasn't a bail condition, it was an ASBO. Nobody was talking about
bail conditions.

You stated quite clearly; "Only non-motorised vehicles, equestrians, and
pedestrians enjoy a right-of-way on public highways, and as a right, it
cannot be charged for or made conditional."

In this case it has clearly been made conditional. e.g. "can be again
arrested and possibly jailed if he is caught riding or even pushing his
bike through certain streets in the town."





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