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PalazioVecchio south pole 02 Feb 24 3.03pm
Clapham Acid attack......which was actually Base. pH of greater than 12, probably. A Base or alkaline, is a proton accepter. An acid is a proton doner. The negative logarithm , to the base 10, of the hydrogen ion concentration. Which was surely at the top of the mind of Mr Ezedi while he was spraying it at everybody. What enlightened times we are all living in...... Edited by PalazioVecchio (02 Feb 2024 7.08pm) Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford
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Clapham Acid attack......which was actually Base. pH of greater than 12, probably. A Base or alkaline, is a proton accepter. An acid is a proton doner.

The negative logarithm , to the base 10, of the hydrogen ion concentration. Which was surely at the top of the mind of Mr Ezedi while he was spraying it at everybody.

What enlightened times we are all living in......

Edited by PalazioVecchio (02 Feb 2024 7.08pm)

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georgenorman 02 Feb 24 3.21pm
Originally posted by silvertop If you voted Leave then you did, whether intentionally or otherwise. Remain with strict non-EU immigration enforcement is my way. If there are e.g. ECHR barriers to effective policy - then change it from within. An open door in the current political climate. No we didn't. All we did was to place the decisions on such things back in UK Parliamentary control.
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02 Feb 24 3.21pm

Originally posted by silvertop

If you voted Leave then you did, whether intentionally or otherwise.

Remain with strict non-EU immigration enforcement is my way.

If there are e.g. ECHR barriers to effective policy - then change it from within. An open door in the current political climate.

No we didn't. All we did was to place the decisions on such things back in UK Parliamentary control.

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Spiderman Horsham 02 Feb 24 4.06pm
Originally posted by PalazioVecchio already identified as a wrong un ? do you think that looks like a passport photo or a police photo ? [Link] The composite parts of his name seem to be located in Kurdistan or pakistan. Of course, all is conjecture at this point. Such as what was his connection to the lady in the attack ? Suffice it to say they were unlikely disgruntled work colleagues ? Hardly a dispute over a parking spot......is he is her ex husband ? and if so, are there echoes of the case below ......? [Link] He would have arrived without a passport
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Horsham 02 Feb 24 4.06pm

Originally posted by PalazioVecchio

already identified as a wrong un ?

do you think that looks like a passport photo or a police photo ?

[Link]

The composite parts of his name seem to be located in Kurdistan or pakistan.

Of course, all is conjecture at this point. Such as what was his connection to the lady in the attack ? Suffice it to say they were unlikely disgruntled work colleagues ? Hardly a dispute over a parking spot......is he is her ex husband ?

and if so, are there echoes of the case below ......?

[Link]

He would have arrived without a passport

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Spiderman Horsham 02 Feb 24 4.15pm
Originally posted by The groover What I don't understand is how this scumbag was allowed asylum? A sex offender in 2018 and granted asylum 3 years later because he "claims" to have converted to Christianity. Any sane person would see though this as a blatant scam. But no he's a reformed character............... The person(s) who signed off on this should hang their heads in shame. I'm sure the usual suspects will be defending him. I have said many times on here that “ I am now a Christian” has been used by many would be asylum seekers, as they know under HR legislation they would never be removed. It’s the same with certain nationalities claiming to be gay, despite having wives and children. Unfortunately as in this case, the Church and the many dogooders cannot see through the facade. I have interviewed many “converted Christians” who knew nothing about the religion or anything written in the bible. Have they been removed%? I doubt it thanks to the HRAct and the Linekars of this world. Is there a solution? Not as far as I can see. Hold on to your hats there are many more out there, with mental health issues
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Horsham 02 Feb 24 4.15pm

Originally posted by The groover

What I don't understand is how this scumbag was allowed asylum?

A sex offender in 2018 and granted asylum 3 years later because he "claims" to have converted to Christianity. Any sane person would see though this as a blatant scam. But no he's a reformed character...............

The person(s) who signed off on this should hang their heads in shame.

I'm sure the usual suspects will be defending him.

I have said many times on here that “ I am now a Christian” has been used by many would be asylum seekers, as they know under HR legislation they would never be removed. It’s the same with certain nationalities claiming to be gay, despite having wives and children.
Unfortunately as in this case, the Church and the many dogooders cannot see through the facade. I have interviewed many “converted Christians” who knew nothing about the religion or anything written in the bible. Have they been removed%? I doubt it thanks to the HRAct and the Linekars of this world.
Is there a solution? Not as far as I can see.
Hold on to your hats there are many more out there, with mental health issues

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cryrst The garden of England 02 Feb 24 7.00pm
Originally posted by silvertop If you voted Leave then you did, whether intentionally or otherwise. Remain with strict non-EU immigration enforcement is my way. If there are e.g. ECHR barriers to effective policy - then change it from within. An open door in the current political climate. Your way was how Cameron wanted it. Got knocked back so brexit occurred.
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The garden of England 02 Feb 24 7.00pm

Originally posted by silvertop

If you voted Leave then you did, whether intentionally or otherwise.

Remain with strict non-EU immigration enforcement is my way.

If there are e.g. ECHR barriers to effective policy - then change it from within. An open door in the current political climate.

Your way was how Cameron wanted it. Got knocked back so brexit occurred.

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Spiderman Horsham 02 Feb 24 7.10pm
Originally posted by silvertop If you voted Leave then you did, whether intentionally or otherwise. Remain with strict non-EU immigration enforcement is my way. If there are e.g. ECHR barriers to effective policy - then change it from within. An open door in the current political climate. There was no strict non-eu policy whilst we were in the EU. I know worked as a visa officer for 3 years and was doing the job when Tony Blair decided the UK needed more multi-culturalism. If anyone thinks there will ever be a strict control, you need to get your head out the sand. Who opened the European borders to all and sundry? Merkel I believe Edited by Spiderman (02 Feb 2024 7.11pm)
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Horsham 02 Feb 24 7.10pm

Originally posted by silvertop

If you voted Leave then you did, whether intentionally or otherwise.

Remain with strict non-EU immigration enforcement is my way.

If there are e.g. ECHR barriers to effective policy - then change it from within. An open door in the current political climate.

There was no strict non-eu policy whilst we were in the EU. I know worked as a visa officer for 3 years and was doing the job when Tony Blair decided the UK needed more multi-culturalism.
If anyone thinks there will ever be a strict control, you need to get your head out the sand. Who opened the European borders to all and sundry? Merkel I believe

Edited by Spiderman (02 Feb 2024 7.11pm)

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PalazioVecchio south pole 02 Feb 24 7.29pm
Originally posted by Spiderman Tony Blair decided the UK needed more multi-culturalism. Who opened the European borders to all and sundry? Merkel I believe Edited by Spiderman (02 Feb 2024 7.11pm) Lefties do what lefties do. Anyhoo.........did the cops find the Base criminal yet ? Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford
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south pole 02 Feb 24 7.29pm

Originally posted by Spiderman

Tony Blair decided the UK needed more multi-culturalism.

Who opened the European borders to all and sundry? Merkel I believe

Edited by Spiderman (02 Feb 2024 7.11pm)

Lefties do what lefties do.

Anyhoo.........did the cops find the Base criminal yet ?

Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford

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PalazioVecchio south pole 03 Feb 24 11.05am
according to the article below, the Base Attacker was seen in a car going through Croydon. [Link] Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford
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south pole 03 Feb 24 11.05am

according to the article below, the Base Attacker was seen in a car going through Croydon.

[Link]

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silvertop Portishead 05 Feb 24 4.33pm
Originally posted by Teddy Eagle Can we change ECHR rules? Aren't they legally binding? All rules are binding until they are not rules.
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Portishead 05 Feb 24 4.33pm

Originally posted by Teddy Eagle

Can we change ECHR rules? Aren't they legally binding?

All rules are binding until they are not rules.

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Stirlingsays 05 Feb 24 4.38pm
If you compare Britain in the nineties to where we are now and look for the common cause...it can be summed up in one word. Blair. Since the dark lord left office every PM since has been just a variation of him....none of them changed any of the changes he implemented....and aside from the minimum wage they were for the most part crap. It's been managed decline via Blairism. Edited by Stirlingsays (05 Feb 2024 4.38pm) 'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)
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05 Feb 24 4.38pm

If you compare Britain in the nineties to where we are now and look for the common cause...it can be summed up in one word.

Blair.

Since the dark lord left office every PM since has been just a variation of him....none of them changed any of the changes he implemented....and aside from the minimum wage they were for the most part crap.

It's been managed decline via Blairism.

Edited by Stirlingsays (05 Feb 2024 4.38pm)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

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silvertop Portishead 05 Feb 24 4.38pm
Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger I think you are kidding yourself. These problems didn't start with Brexit. Whey do you think people voted for it? I didn't say they did. I said I would have preferred Europeans coming here in good times and paying their taxes here and going home in bad times rather than non EU immigrants who are, in the main, less skilled, less literate and have no desire to return home. In fact, quite the reverse as they will often expect their families to join them and are more likely to send income earned here out of the country rather than spend it on tax and consumer goods.
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Portishead 05 Feb 24 4.38pm

Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger

I think you are kidding yourself.

These problems didn't start with Brexit.

Whey do you think people voted for it?

I didn't say they did.

I said I would have preferred Europeans coming here in good times and paying their taxes here and going home in bad times rather than non EU immigrants who are, in the main, less skilled, less literate and have no desire to return home. In fact, quite the reverse as they will often expect their families to join them and are more likely to send income earned here out of the country rather than spend it on tax and consumer goods.

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PalazioVecchio south pole 05 Feb 24 8.37pm
Originally posted by silvertop I didn't say they did. I said I would have preferred Europeans coming here in good times and paying their taxes here and going home in bad times rather than non EU immigrants who are, in the main, less skilled, less literate and have no desire to return home. In fact, quite the reverse as they will often expect their families to join them and are more likely to send income earned here out of the country rather than spend it on tax and consumer goods. was the thrower of Alkali a high-earner ? or even earning anything at all ? and economically , is he representative of many of his peers ? [Link] Kayla did Anfield & Old Trafford
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south pole 05 Feb 24 8.37pm

Originally posted by silvertop

I didn't say they did.

I said I would have preferred Europeans coming here in good times and paying their taxes here and going home in bad times rather than non EU immigrants who are, in the main, less skilled, less literate and have no desire to return home. In fact, quite the reverse as they will often expect their families to join them and are more likely to send income earned here out of the country rather than spend it on tax and consumer goods.

was the thrower of Alkali a high-earner ? or even earning anything at all ? and economically , is he representative of many of his peers ?

[Link]

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