Photo -2 truck loads of confisicated motorcycles !

"Sean" <no.spam.TakeThisOut@no.spam> wrote in message
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> Bob Mann wrote:
>
>> Considering the article finished up by saying they plan to build more
>> public transport "as soon as possible" it doesn't look as though most
>> have a choice.
>> And we all know how quickly "as soon as possible" happens.
>
> Meanwhile, here on the West Coast the Powers That Be are building
> more Skytrain trackage -- but the new passenger cars are being made
> in Korea (and incompatible with existing trains).
>
> It's not like anyone in Canada knows how to build a subway car.
>
It seems they don't.
Toronto's subway system is 20 years behind the times.



> Sean_Q_
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In article <47796346.472D24A3 RemoveThis @nospam.net>,
Michael R. Kesti <michaelkesti RemoveThis @nospam.net> wrote:
> [ ... ]
>Perhaps you're missing that governments rarely find solutions that are
>not accurately characterized as one-size-fits-none. This, more than
>anything, is why I do not understand how liberals can honestly expect
>that their big-government philosophies can possibly be sustainable.

Or conservatives, for that matter.

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Jack Hunt wrote:
> On Mon, 31 Dec 2007 19:19:12 +0100, "Konrad Viltersten"
>
>> I don't know what the coutry is but i'm sure that, as with any
>> country in the world, there are good things and bad things there.
>
> If I remember correctly, it's communist China.

We missed eachother on this one. I didn't refer to the country regarded
in the article but the country of mr Hunts residence. A guess would be
USA but since i dislike assumptions, i went carefully on that one.

Sorry for the missunderstanding.

Vänligen
Konrad Viltersten
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On Sun, 30 Dec 2007 11:20:17 +0000, totallydeadmailbox.DeleteThis@yahoo.co.uk (The
Older Gentleman) wrote:

|>
|>In Colombia, all riders have to wear an orange jerkin with the
|>registration number of the bike on it in large reflective letters. The
|>registration number has to be painted on the back of the rider's helmet,
|>as well. Pillions, too.

Probably a good way for anybody to make a stolen vehicle report to
the police, and have that bike confiscated from it's rightful owner, and be
processed in the Court mills for years....

A lot of ppl have done that, I happened to me with a Honda Elite
Scooter, after 4 months, I had to go to City Hall to get the bike back, as
the police who stole it were indemnified of their act of total stupidity,
and lack of balls...
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"Bob" <rkba.TakeThisOut@ca.rkba.info> wrote in message
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> On Sun, 30 Dec 2007 11:20:17 +0000, totallydeadmailbox.TakeThisOut@yahoo.co.uk (The
> Older Gentleman) wrote:
>
> |>
> |>In Colombia, all riders have to wear an orange jerkin with the
> |>registration number of the bike on it in large reflective letters. The
> |>registration number has to be painted on the back of the rider's helmet,
> |>as well. Pillions, too.
>
> Probably a good way for anybody to make a stolen vehicle report to
> the police, and have that bike confiscated from it's rightful owner, and
> be
> processed in the Court mills for years....
>
> A lot of ppl have done that, I happened to me with a Honda Elite
> Scooter, after 4 months, I had to go to City Hall to get the bike back, as
> the police who stole it were indemnified of their act of total stupidity,
> and lack of balls...

Actually, in Colombia, I think they have a different set of problems.

Years ago, weren't there a lot of "ride-by" shootings as part of the drug
trade where they had a driver carrying a passenger facing backwards with an
automatic weapon.

Such a duo could do a lot of damage and then escape no matter what the
traffic situation due to the small path required for a motorcycle.

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David T. Ashley <dta.RemoveThis@e3ft.com> wrote:

> Actually, in Colombia, I think they have a different set of problems.
>
> Years ago, weren't there a lot of "ride-by" shootings as part of the drug
> trade where they had a driver carrying a passenger facing backwards with an
> automatic weapon.
>
> Such a duo could do a lot of damage and then escape no matter what the
> traffic situation due to the small path required for a motorcycle.

Yes, that was in the rest of the posting which this dimbulb decided to
resurrect, after six weeks, before snipping the crucial part.


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