Morrissey Central "PASSPORT" (August 19, 2024)

Morrissey's very first passport from his early teens has been stolen from the personal possessions of his late mother. The passport is circulating on Facebook/X by a "Steven Pisu" / "Xavier Jones". If the passport is sold / bought, there will be criminal proceedings against anyone who knowingly buys or sells or withholds the passport. In the UK, the action is viewed as robbery, and criminal charges apply. In the U.S., Section 496 can administer four years in prison/jail.

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[The Alchemist]

good of you to show a meme of chow yun fat,an absolute god of hong kong action cinema and one of my all-time heroes.

No worries. I was just chowyun the fat

 

[goinghome]

Love to see a guy who has criticised the police and the legal system on multiple occasions over the years threaten someone with the police and the legal system. A true hypocrite and contrarian.

When they don't do their job, or don't do it properly, criticism is appropriate, if not a duty. Looking for their help to protect citizenship issues is reasonable.

 

[goinghome]

The Moz Angeles contingent says, hand it over, hand it over, hand it over.

 

[Geoffrey Ingram]

My first passport (UK) was from 1977, I just looked at it (I have all of my expired passports) and it only has one photo.
Very curious as to why Morrissey's had two.
Also intrigued by his birthplace being Manchester when he was born in Davyhulme (hospital) which isn't in Manchester.
My birthplace was in a hospital 5 miles from the town my family lived in, but my birth certificate states the town the hospital was in,

 

[Benny-the-British-Butcher]

lolzapaloopa!

He's really fcukin pissed his disco boy pic is 'out there'...awesome!!!


...no wonder Paul Morley thought he was a plank...he looks like a fcukin Butlins redcoat, ffs!

Nobody in punk Brum in 1976 dressed like this prick.

Imagine Morrissey at The Prefects gigs wearing this nonsense outfit? Clownery.

He never talks about his sojourns in Moseley, does he? Which is...interesting...

We see you, Steven. Fraud. Phoney.

Now he's having a fcukin hissy fit Diva meltdown because he was were too lazy to go through his Mom's memorabilia and protect his Public Image from this ridicule.

I like the flared shirt collars. Very fcukin Bee Gees...jayzuz wept!

This puts his review of The Ramones in context, doesn't it? He chatted shit about punk then retrospectively claimed to have been integral to the scene in Manchester when he was prancing around in this fookin fashion crime scene...too fcukin funny, lads!

BrummieBoy

Pssst !!!!!
It’s gonna get a whole lot worse.
Apparently there’s a few bin bags of these memoirs gone “astray” it seems.
I’ve just viewed a scrapbook online that he created in the early days that will raise a few eyebrows.
Pictures and handwritten notes about his involvement with the L G B T brigade on a few away days marching (Huddersfield pics some previously seen but many more).
Someone is in a lot of trouble.
Let’s just say he doesn’t look at all “punk”

Benny

 

[Geoffrey Ingram]

Nobody in punk Brum in 1976 dressed like this prick

BrummieBoy

Nobody in punk Brum 1976 dressed punk.

 

[Luxo]

When they don't do their job, or don't do it properly, criticism is appropriate, if not a duty. Looking for their help to protect citizenship issues is reasonable.

It's not just that he's criticised the police and legal systems. He's actively glamourised people/organisations that undermine the social contract and actively harm communities - the Krays, "ganglords" etc - while making a career out of his white version of "f*** the police". He's seemingly perfectly ok with violent criminals destroying lives and him needing to be saved or protected by gangs, while bringing the wrath of the police and the legal system down on people who don't have the insulation of wealth that he has.

 

[Lost and found]

It's both funny and sad how this post, in some cases, led to the usual verbal diarrhea. I hope @G.ward will get in touch with https://www.facebook.com/samestyrayner, and that the case will be closed.

 

[Redacted]

have the authorities contacted Robbie Williams?

I do think you're right, its Robbie Williams

 

[JerryCan]

It's both funny and sad how this post, in some cases, led to the usual verbal diarrhea. I hope @G.ward will get in touch with https://www.facebook.com/samestyrayner, and that the case will be closed.

Yeah for all of the above reasons I bet M is well pissed off about all this. The sudden lack of control over these personal images suddenly doing the rounds. Urgh.

 

[Vesper Nocturne]

The photos are fantastic and endearing and unique. The invasion and abuse of privacy however is mindblowing and stomach churning.

 

[Redacted]

That passport is ripped and dirty, it certainly looks like it was found in the trash. If it was so precious to Morrissey, he should have put it in a safe place and taken care of it. Doubtful it was stolen, it's just him being and threatening people with police and imprisonment, what a loser
If anyone is that offended by this pretend invasion of privacy, stop looking at the pictures, because we all know how much Morrissey hates pictures of his younger self

 

[Vesper Nocturne]

That passport is ripped and dirty, it certainly looks like it was found in the trash. If it was so precious to Morrissey, he should have put it in a safe place and taken care of it. Doubtful it was stolen, it's just him being and threatening people with police and imprisonment, what a loser
If anyone is that offended by this pretend invasion of privacy, stop looking at the pictures, because we all know how much Morrissey hates pictures of his younger self

Just because you like to be belligerent and incessantly condescending and abusive about him whenever you come here in order to use that as a method to destress from your own life or whatever you’re doing, doesn’t mean that he should have any less right than any other human being on planet earth to NOT have any of his legal personal identity documents publicly sold by complete strangers, whether expired or not.

Not to even mention, which you, supposedly as a lawyer, should have had at least an inkling of, even if this isn’t your area - selling passports, which are considered government property in the US and similarly, Crown property in the UK, is a legally complex matter I’m sure - but generally speaking, without explicit, specific authorizations, the sale of personal identity docs is never permitted and is a criminal violation of laws.

I don’t understand why you’re always so insane on any subject that has anything to do with him in any way. And I don’t understand why most people who come here are crazy.

 

[BrummieBoy]

Nobody in punk Brum

Pssst !!!!!
It’s gonna get a whole lot worse.
Apparently there’s a few bin bags of these memoirs gone “astray” it seems.
I’ve just viewed a scrapbook online that he created in the early days that will raise a few eyebrows.
Pictures and handwritten notes about his involvement with the L G B T brigade on a few away days marching (Huddersfield pics some previously seen but many more).
Someone is in a lot of trouble.
Let’s just say he doesn’t look at all “punk”

Benny

...great to see you back here and still up for giving Morrissey some 'feedback'...

...none of this would matter if he hadn't so blatantly tried to hide his rather banal teenage fashion experiments or indeed sexual experimentation. But he tried to erase it all, pretend he arrived fully formed as a 'depressive poet'.

In fact, if he was involved in the gay liberation stuff then that shows bravery and courage- absolutely no reason to hide his sexuality behind a bogus fog of 'celibacy'.

If he was into disco music and bopped the night away to Donna Summer, why hide his True Colours...then...or now?

I read something about James Maker dancing on stage in stilettos at early gigs only to be removed once it became a factor that might label The Smiths as a gay band. Putting a bloke with his arse'n'all on show on the first cover did that anyway so none of what you've seen makes sense as a 'secret past'.

The truth is Morrissey, Boy George and the PSBs kept their sexual preferences under wraps because they feared it would harm them to come out. Cynical careerists posing as Radical Art. Phoney baloney...

Of that generation only Tom Robinson and Jimmy Somerville retain any credibility.

BrummieBoy

 

[NealCassidy]

christmas cards for the mentally ill

 

[ZOOM FROM GLOOM]

@Lost and found you had the perfect username for this. It's as if you were waiting for this day....

punk Sparks, and oh that collar!

 

[goinghome]

It's not just that he's criticised the police and legal systems.

Not even a newbie would hear the songs you refer to, conveying characters and drama, and interpret them so literally, superficially and incorrectly. Truly disappointing. Why take it all out on Morrissey again?

 

[Luxo]

Not even a newbie would hear the songs you refer to, conveying characters and drama, and interpret them so literally, superficially and incorrectly. Truly disappointing. Why take it all out on Morrissey again?

I think that argument would be ok if had only written one song in that vein. But he hasn't. He wrote multiple, and they all convey the same message.

 

[Lost and found]

I think that argument would be ok if had only written one song in that vein. But he hasn't. He wrote multiple, and they all convey the same message.

Of course, that means whenever he is robbed, he should contact the ghost of Ronnie Kray instead of the police

 

[Geoffrey Ingram]

...great to see you back here and still up for giving Morrissey some 'feedback'...

...none of this would matter if he hadn't so blatantly tried to hide his rather banal teenage fashion experiments or indeed sexual experimentation. But he tried to erase it all, pretend he arrived fully formed as a 'depressive poet'.

In fact, if he was involved in the gay liberation stuff then that shows bravery and courage- absolutely no reason to hide his sexuality behind a bogus fog of 'celibacy'.

If he was into disco music and bopped the night away to Donna Summer, why hide his True Colours...then...or now?

I read something about James Maker dancing on stage in stilettos at early gigs only to be removed once it became a factor that might label The Smiths as a gay band. Putting a bloke with his arse'n'all on show on the first cover did that anyway so none of what you've seen makes sense as a 'secret past'.

The truth is Morrissey, Boy George and the PSBs kept their sexual preferences under wraps because they feared it would harm them to come out. Cynical careerists posing as Radical Art. Phoney baloney...

Of that generation only Tom Robinson and Jimmy Somerville retain any credibility.

BrummieBoy

Holly Johnson says "hold my beer"