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maybe Paul would like to say that he has an open message board (unlike T2000) and that anything he says on his site can be questioned and mistakes/incorrect things removed. However I doubt a factual post by a known "speedophile" will be allowed through the moderation process dispite this attack on Paul being against the rules set by T2000 themselves .

I think the rules are there as they know that in open debate they lose a lot of arguements.

I had a look at this website. The first thing that struck me was the letters "SS". The use of them is legally restricted in Germany, for obvious reasons.

These motorist groups should be treated like other extremists and banned.

Unfortunately Mr Brunstrom`s force has been working with a racing motorcyclist to encourage motorbikers to be sensible, saying that bike racing has no place on public roads. I suggest that it has no place anywhere, and motor sport has everything to do with speeding crime.

For example, when I am doing 28 mph where the maximum is 30 I am constantly overtaken by speeding criminals doing maybe 38. If they could not exceed 30 they would have to wait behind me, although they would doubtless still try to overtake, or try to bully me into going faster, so it`s essential that the system forces them to keep a safe distance behind.

The question I would like to see answered is, why is it legal to sell and drive vehicles capable of exceeding 70mph?

PS: Anyone who thought the ABD could be taken seriously should look at their website where they advocate scrapping the 40mph limit for lgvs on single-carriageways. Crazy!

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Also, I presume that as it's a parody, the name "Transport 2000" can be used because an exemption is allowed for this in copyright law.

Although "Transport 1650" (when Cromwell banned Christmas) is tempting I think the year before the Great Emancipation Run is best.

ROFL at Simon's contribution, btw

Speeding drivers are responsible for third world poverty, says a shocking new report commissioned by Transport 1650

Mass unemployment would cut congestion, says Transport 1650

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Decrease in Luton's population is due to global warming, says Transport 1650

Luton's population decreased by 15% this week. This, however, has nothing to do with it being a dump, but is in fact due to temperatures being too high in the area. The typical house design in Luton feels the heat more than the average house, and as temperatures have risen by a huge 25 degrees C over the past 6 months, living in Luton is unbearable.

This mass exodus has caused a huge modal shift away from rail and onto air and car has occured," says Steve from T1650. "The M1 now has 300000 cars on it in the morning, 500 times more than were travelling down the A5 and A6, the roads it bypassed, when it opened. Rail usage from Luton station dropped by 10%, or 500 travellers since last week (July 12th). One can only think that these people are now killing countless bunny rabbits as they speed, tailgating, along country roads with no reguard for the grass on the verge as they speed noisily past it."

Latest figures show that more and more people are using Luton Airport, figures rose dramatically on July 19th with many more families than usual choosing to massacre baby seals as they fly from Luton. This obviously isn't related to the school holidays starting as they are obviously following our fantastic advice here <link to pr "Going on holiday? Let us show you how to have a great break without leaving the comfort of your house!">

Transport 1650 blame this on the government by not lowering our national CO2 emmisions to zero. We also think that they aren't putting enough money into rail, which they can get the extra cash needed from charging £100 per litre of petrol and diverting funding from the NHS, which we won't need if we didn't have cars as no one would get hurt or sick.

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In terms of hosting, how many hits do you get on your T2000 domains? This webspace is just my ISP-provided one, so it has quite a low bandwidth limit.