Die in a fire, scum

A couple of weeks ago, there was a fire in Camberwell, in which six people - three adults, two children and a baby - lost their lives.

Naturally, such tragedies need investigation. Equally naturally, the BBC has a duty to convey the details and findings of any investigation to the public.

So, three weeks later, what do they have to say? Oh, here we are. Here's what the BBC has to say (with CF's emphasis, in case you miss the subtle underlying message):

"..a report written in 1999 found Lakanal House had a 'risk of localised fire spread between wall panelled sections'."

"The block was due to be demolished under the council's Labour administration. But Labour councillors have told the BBC that when the council changed hands to the Liberal Democrats the new administration decided to keep Lakanal House."

So the fire was the Lib Dem's fault? What? Oh, for fucks' sake: are there no depths to which these twisted bastards will not sink?

Using a fire, in which a baby died, to make a quick, cheap political point? Jesus Christ. What kind of sub-human scum thinks that way?

Just remember that, next time you consider either voting Labour or paying your BBC licence fee. Nothing is out of bounds to these bastards. Nothing is too low, no chance to smear another party is missed.

CF sincerely hopes that every last single person involved in the above statement, in its tranmission and in its publication suffers the same fate:

Die in a fucking fire, you cunts.



(Hat-tip to Rantin' Rab.)



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