Sentence drinkers to transportation to Gabon

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The time has come to make alcohol less accessible. Let’s save our children, families, property, streets, hospitals and emergency services from the pressures of alcohol use. For too long have we turned a blind eye to the problems generated by alcohol use and misuse. The price of alcohol should triple in cost per unit in the UK. This includes alcohol sold in pubs and clubs and restaurants and supermarkets. Individuals should need to apply for an alcohol license if they wish to be able to legally purchase and consume alcohol. On application they can be checked; their age, background and any criminal tendencies. If the application is successful a microchip alcohol passport would be issued allowing holders to purchase and consume alcohol.

Stiffer penalties for alcohol (and drug misuse generally) should be imposed including but not limited to transportation of convicts to Gabon.

Froggy knows!

Brexit

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Let’s exit Brexit otherwise we will all be stuck on this overcrowded island; cut off from the outside world with no future and no means of escape without the expense and rigmarole of a visa application. We can stay in the EU and Export our goods and services around the world. Let’s not throw our toys out of the pram just because we haven’t got our own way on immigration prior to the Brexit vote. Instead, Britain should lead Europe in modernising and moving forward.

We should be a force for positive change and working together. Let’s run Europe not go begging.

See, Froggy knows!

 

Old people

Froggy says its high time that the slow moving over 50s crowd are tagged and only allowed out into the community during specific time slots that will prevent these slow moving zombies from cluttering up the streets, shops, and supermarkets for the rest of us. They should also be charged a fee if they require entry into a post office. These simple measures will create a more harmonious community.