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  • Hi from sunny Jersey

    Yup, contrary to the popular misconception, we are not all tax-evading millionaires. Many are as poor, or even poorer, than their mainland conterparts.

    Plus we have an archaic and protectionist fiefdom-based legal system to contend with (Jersey makes its own laws) that is heavily weighted in favour of the "haves" to the detriment of the "have-nots".

    Indeed, Debtors Prison and Capital Punishment still existed here within the past two or three decades and up until quite recently, homosexuality was illegal as was buying alcohol (or even dancing) on a Sunday.

    Abusing children on the other hand, whilst not being mandatory nor overly endemic, does appear to be condoned and those perpetrators protected - go figure that one!

    Jersey doesn't even have a Freedom of Information Act!!!!!

    Would be pleased to hear from any Channel Island "Davids" who defeated a "Goliath" despite the obstacles.

    Thanks for reading.
    Last edited by Harry Potless; 28th September 2010, 11:09:AM. Reason: grammatic

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    Re: Hi from sunny Jersey

    Originally posted by Harry Potless View Post
    Yup, contrary to public perception, we are not all tax-evading millionaires. Many are as poor, or even poorer, than their mainland conterparts.

    Plus we have an archaic and protectionist fiefdom-based legal system to contend with (Jersey makes its own laws) that is heavily weighted in favour of the "haves" to the detriment of the "have-nots".

    Indeed, Debtors Prison and Capital Punishment still existed here within the past two or three decades and up until quite recently, homosexuality was illegal as was buying alcohol (or even dancing) on a Sunday.

    Abusing children on the other hand, whilst not being mandatory nor overly endemic, does appear to be condoned and those perpetrators protected - go figure that one!

    Jersey doesn't even have a Freedom of Information Act!!!!!

    Would be pleased to hear from any Channel Island "Davids" who defeated a "Goliath" despite the obstacles.

    Thanks for reading.
    Remember on Benbecula in the mid 60s No Drinking/Dancing on a Sunday, glad we had the Naafi though on camp, must of been Sunday Power House for the Locals, free Rolls. Also at a Dance anyway No Booze allowed, glad the local lasses danced with their handbags,.

    By the way welcome to legal beagles.
    Last edited by MIKE770; 28th September 2010, 11:15:AM.

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      Re: Hi from sunny Jersey

      Welcome to Legal Beagles, I just love Jersey.

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      • #4
        Re: Hi from sunny Jersey

        Hi and Welcome to Beagles,

        I've visited your lovely island many times, in fact we had a relation who owned a small 'hotel' in St Helier.

        I even learned to surf at St Brelades Bay. Oh and the Battle of Flowers parade was just magical.

        Is the German underground hospital still there, or have they filled it in ?

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        • #5
          Re: Hi from sunny Jersey

          Never been, but welcome to beagles anyway lol
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            Re: Hi from sunny Jersey

            join france?

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            • #7
              Re: Hi from sunny Jersey

              Not sure why I found this thread before your other thread but see other thread for advice, lol!
              "Family means that no one gets forgotten or left behind"
              (quote from David Ogden Stiers)

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