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dromia wrote:The retard has never been the same since they dropped the Angus Ogg comic strip.

That almost made the rag intellectual.

They have can't have many days left though? I'm sure rags like the Daily record are losing readership at a rate not seen since the D-Day landings? Or do they still have a few morons in reserve?

Remember journalists are involved here, scum like that will, like a deadly and corrupting virus always find a way to ply their scurrilous trade in lies and fiction to line their own pockets.

This is beyond moronic, have they ever been to ANY airshow or police open day?? Just the other week at the Sunderland Airshow the army were there and actively getting families, including children to 'play' with Glock pistols, SA80's, GPMG's etc. Similarly when police have open days more often than not the ARV lads have children wearing body armour and having a hold of an MP5 or two. This paper is pathetic.

Its typical gutter reporting.

Keith Mcleod is the reporter. He "writes" for the Daily Record and the Mirror.

So, here's the challenge for social media/surfing gurus. Find out as much as you can about Mr McLeod that exists out there in "open reporting".... I wonder how much he has in his "history" that he thought was forgotten from seven years ago, or wouldn't want his boss seeing. I wonder how much if the Press Standards would be as interested as he wished to make Police Standards...

http://www.newsnet.scot/nns-archive/ind ... &Itemid=35

Says it all really.

Blackstuff wrote:This is beyond moronic, have they ever been to ANY airshow or police open day?? Just the other week at the Sunderland Airshow the army were there and actively getting families, including children to 'play' with Glock pistols, SA80's, GPMG's etc. Similarly when police have open days more often than not the ARV lads have children wearing body armour and having a hold of an MP5 or two. This paper is pathetic.

As teenage air cadets a bunch of us had an enjoyable afternoon being shown around an armed response unit's toybox, which included plenty of hands-on time with body armour, a G36, an AI, and various other bits of hardware, of which we all took plenty of grinning photos. They even let us have a play on the virtual training range - highlight of the afternoon was watching their chief instructor, who demonstrated the whole setup, repeatedly shoot the hostage instead of the baddie holding her....!