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legaleagle  05 Jun 17 9.47pm |
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Originally posted by Mapletree
We mustn't allow a tiny minority cult of Islam to mess with our heads. All Brits are Brits and all Palace fans are Palace. End of. Edited by Mapletree (05 Jun 2017 9.19pm) Precisely
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 Rudi Hedman Caterham 05 Jun 17 9.48pm |
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Originally posted by Kennyd163
I've never really taken an interest in politics, but as this is going to be a bite for the party that helps us get through brexit, can anyone give me some idea of what party would be best suited to run the country. They're all greedy, lying b******s still S Club party.
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| Kennyd163 new addington 05 Jun 17 9.51pm |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
S Club party. Ain't no party like an s club party
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| Rudi Hedman Caterham 05 Jun 17 9.53pm |
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Originally posted by Kennyd163
Ain't no party like an s club party Exactly.
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 Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 05 Jun 17 9.57pm |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Exactly. You pair of trendy young whippersnappers.
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| elgrande bedford 05 Jun 17 9.58pm |
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Originally posted by nickgusset
Can you name any of the no go areas? Then can you evidence that it's a no go area. Otherwise I might think it's a fallacy used to stir s*** up a bit. (mad innit, Isis need the mouth frothed to exist just as much as hate filled far right types - I'm not accusing you) No but I will do some research,a health worker on the BBS posted about his experiences..having said he needs a b police escorts to do his job....trying to help them...
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| Mr_Gristle In the land of Whelk Eaters 05 Jun 17 10.01pm |
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Originally posted by Cucking Funt
Car crash TV of the most buttock-clenching kind. Vote Labour and get this f*cking oaf as Home Secretary. [Tweet Link]
Edited by Cucking Funt (05 Jun 2017 9.41pm) I agree with you. Labours competence equivalent to Boris Johnson minus the occasionally endearing buffoonery.
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| serial thriller The Promised Land 05 Jun 17 10.02pm |
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Originally posted by Kennyd163
I've never really taken an interest in politics, but as this is going to be a bite for the party that helps us get through brexit, can anyone give me some idea of what party would be best suited to run the country. They're all greedy, lying b******s still Mate, if you think politics, in the main, is for lying, money-grabbing b@stards you are absolutely bang on. Most politicans are taking money from banks, pharmaceutical companies etc etc and will say whatever they have to to get in to office. This government is a great example. It has pretended to play tough on immigration, proising to cut it to the tens of thousands now three elections running. They know passions run high about it, so they say it before an election and people vote for them. But under them, immigration is actually going up. What do they actually spend their time doing? Well, they are borrowing more than we've ever borrowed, and paying most of the borrowing on subsidies for private companies who give millions to their shareholders. I believe Jeremy Corbyn offers something different. Obviously he isn't perfect, and many in the Labour party aren't too, but when we talk about money grabbing and lying, he really is different to other MPs. When the expenses thing happened, he was one of the only MPs who hadn't abused the system and taken taxpayer's money for a moat or holiday or second home. And he is a principled man: he has stuck by his beliefs in peace, an end to rampant inequality and increasing democracy, both in his party and in the country, his whole life. When it comes to Brexit, he has left it to one of the top lawyers in the country to negotiate with European leaders and has been explicit about what deal he would be working towards. In contrast, just read the Tory manifesto on Brexit. It is all hot air, absolutely uncosted, and will - according to the Chancellor - be used by the Tories to create a tax haven for their rich chums. There are a lot of lies spread about Corbyn, because he challenges the establishment so threateningly. But look at the criticisms of him mate, and try and see through the smoke and mirrors and look at the facts, the details of what each party stands for and who they're working for. There is a reason why today, 5000 people in Gateshead stood in the rain OUTSIDE a Corbyn talk in support of him, while Theresa May shut herself off from the public and spoke only to members of her own party. I ain't gonna tell you who to vote for, but that is, in my opinion, significant. When you're looking for a party who will serve the people's interests, I think it shows you all you need to know.
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| hedgehog50 Croydon 05 Jun 17 10.09pm |
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Originally posted by serial thriller
Mate, if you think politics, in the main, is for lying, money-grabbing b@stards you are absolutely bang on. Most politicans are taking money from banks, pharmaceutical companies etc etc and will say whatever they have to to get in to office. This government is a great example. It has pretended to play tough on immigration, proising to cut it to the tens of thousands now three elections running. They know passions run high about it, so they say it before an election and people vote for them. But under them, immigration is actually going up. What do they actually spend their time doing? Well, they are borrowing more than we've ever borrowed, and paying most of the borrowing on subsidies for private companies who give millions to their shareholders. I believe Jeremy Corbyn offers something different. Obviously he isn't perfect, and many in the Labour party aren't too, but when we talk about money grabbing and lying, he really is different to other MPs. When the expenses thing happened, he was one of the only MPs who hadn't abused the system and taken taxpayer's money for a moat or holiday or second home. And he is a principled man: he has stuck by his beliefs in peace, an end to rampant inequality and increasing democracy, both in his party and in the country, his whole life. When it comes to Brexit, he has left it to one of the top lawyers in the country to negotiate with European leaders and has been explicit about what deal he would be working towards. In contrast, just read the Tory manifesto on Brexit. It is all hot air, absolutely uncosted, and will - according to the Chancellor - be used by the Tories to create a tax haven for their rich chums. There are a lot of lies spread about Corbyn, because he challenges the establishment so threateningly. But look at the criticisms of him mate, and try and see through the smoke and mirrors and look at the facts, the details of what each party stands for and who they're working for. There is a reason why today, 5000 people in Gateshead stood in the rain OUTSIDE a Corbyn talk in support of him, while Theresa May shut herself off from the public and spoke only to members of her own party. I ain't gonna tell you who to vote for, but that is, in my opinion, significant. When you're looking for a party who will serve the people's interests, I think it shows you all you need to know. If you want the economy to bomb, the pound and stock market to collapse, companies fleeing the country, mass unemployment and high taxation, then elect Corbyn. Edited by hedgehog50 (05 Jun 2017 10.12pm)
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| serial thriller The Promised Land 05 Jun 17 10.38pm |
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Originally posted by hedgehog50
If you want the economy to bomb, the pound and stock market to collapse, companies fleeing the country, mass unemployment and high taxation, then elect Corbyn. Edited by hedgehog50 (05 Jun 2017 10.12pm) 129 economists endorse Labour's manifesto. This is literally what I mean by smoke and mirrors in political discussion. Fearmongering with absolutely no interest in the facts of the matter. It is, basically, the lying which the poster I quoted expressed irritation about, and I really really hope ordinary people see through it.
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| nickgusset Shizzlehurst 05 Jun 17 11.19pm |
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Originally posted by Rudi Hedman
Nick, you hear Ambulance men on the radio saying they need police escorts to go and treat Muslims calling 999. A good guess would be some of the Lancashire towns and also parts of Luton. Parts of East London I'd steer clear of as well. I needed police escorts on a couple of occasions when I was doing home visits when I was a nursery teacher in Woolwich. Nothing to do with Muslims though.
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| davenotamonkey 05 Jun 17 11.32pm |
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Originally posted by nickgusset
I needed police escorts on a couple of occasions when I was doing home visits when I was a nursery teacher in Woolwich. Nothing to do with Muslims though. Go read the accounts of the Swedish no-go areas. Any ideas what those areas have in common? Don't worry though. We have no issues with self-segregation and ghettoisation of communities and sub-cultures in this country, right?
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