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Farage chased down the street by 'conga line of gays and immigrants '
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putin screams gay to me
justsayin |
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Justin
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All I know is that if Mr Farage had gone to The Rovers Return, this sort of unseemly spectacle would have never occurred. The landlady there takes a pleasingly tough line on miscreants, and I gather has an accommodating nature regarding the needs of her special customers.
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Platini • March 24, 2015 2:21 PM GMT
putin screams gay to me justsayin How do you work that out????? The only people who claim that are probably gay themselves, they did not like one of his laws. |
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Hitler was gay Polybot
Well he was a very snappy dresser, was into uniforms, only married a woman on the day someone held a gun to his head, meticulous facial hair grooming, always deeply frustrated, hated the catholic church, liked camps. [img]http://images.onesite.com/community.betfair.com/user/angel_gabriel/c298ba452d391a0119e0b2c49d05ca1e.jpg?v=120000[/img] |
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Blimey. Shave off the tache and you've got Charlie Sheen in Two and a Half Men.
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As for the dwarf in the Kremlin, put "putin bare chested" into Google Images and tell me this is not a man whose anti-gay legislation is the work of someone unable to come to terms with his own sexuality.
If only he could come out of the closet, he might be able to think straight enough to haul his country out of the mess into which he can't stop plunging it. |
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just looks gay. nothing wrong with that, if he was honest about it. Fat chance though
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screamingfrombehindafeatherboa
You seem to be having trouble with the notion that many people who find the thought of having a man's peni5 thrust up their jacksy or balls bouncing off their chin repulsive are not necessarily themselves repressed homosexuals. It was outlawed in this country until the mid 60's and I'd imagine that at that time most people were indeed repulsed by it. Times have changed and more people are tolerant but there are still plenty of normal people who find such behaviour repellant. It doesn't bother me in the least but I respect the right of others to think differently as I respect the right of homosexuals to enjoy themselves how they like. |
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Fromage chased down the hill by line of fit young men.
Will take place this year on 25th May. http://www.soglos.com/sport-outdoor/27837/Gloucestershire-Cheese-Rolling |
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screamingfrombehindafeatherboa
Lol. |
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from the guardian letters
As a Guardian reader for over 50 years and a Downe resident for over 20 years, including eight years as landlord of the Queen’s Head, I find your article (Big trouble in middle England, G2, 24 March) disappointing, to say the least. This was in no way a political demonstration but an ill-disciplined, attention-seeking rabble with no thought of other people’s safety or enjoyment. They booked the George & Dragon under false pretences for larger numbers and purposes than it is suitable for, thereby ruining normal customers’ afternoon enjoyment. A large number of families use this pub and the Queen’s Head for a peaceful Sunday lunch and social gatherings. Young children with their parents (including the Farage children) were terrified by these events. Mr Farage remained calm during these so-called demonstrations and certainly had no minders, heavies or aides with him. Your correspondent omits the fact that the driver of the hired coach refused to transport the rabble back to Bromley, worried about their behaviour and no doubt his safety. Also, the article does not take into consideration the damage caused to the business and reputation of these well-run pubs. I’m not, of course, going to stop buying or reading the Guardian, but hope for a return to more balanced and objective reporting. Alan Dear Downe, Kent |
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I agree with this letter moisok
This was physical intimidation of Mr Farage, not for the first time. People cannot defeat him in argument so they resort to these bullying tactics. One problem with our society is that we are too fair, too tolerant and too lenient. Aggressive minorities use this to intimidate the peaceful majority. They do it physically, politically, through the media, economically and in other ways. This does nothing for democracy in this country. I have not forgotten the disgraceful scenes when Nick Griffin appeared on question time. If we compare us to Russia , who are nothing like as tolerant or lenient, we find they have less trouble . They just bang these people up end of. I believe in free speech, but just that speech. Incredibly we actually take this away from the majority in order to protect these aggressive minorities. Everybody should be able to say what they feel. |
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every time I see the apologists for this sort of behaviour appear on here I ask
what would you do if your sunday lunch was disrupted like this what would you feel like what would you feel about your children being scared of a mob they seem to think it is fair game they ask what are english values - well this is one of them - you don't intimidate families and children!!! this sort of behaviour simply is not cricket now is it!!! and people like angel defend it!!! |
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this sort of behaviour simply is not cricket now is it!!!
very well put moisok...no it is not! |
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and people like angel defend it!!!
Don`t worry Gery, Moisty is confused. He is still looking for one post of mine which defends it. I added satire but never defended it. Yet Moisty is kneejerking like a hipster on speed over this, i think his equilibrium is out of kilter. |
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And like the Mob who attempt to taint Nige, i have my very own tainter, he goes by the name of Moistsok.
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I see Angel
Immigration matters to people in this country. But has there ever been a democratic discussion on this in this country?...well no Up to the mid term by election our two main parties dismissed Mr Farage as a nutter. They have only offered limited concessions since because of the votes he got In the last 60 years we have allowed vast immigration to this country but have never allowed any democratic voice against it. So we are not a democracy at all really, and I think we have also gone mad on this issue. For all that I will vote Labour, because we do not have true democracy, we only vote for parties, not issues. The one issue I have picked above all others is economic equality. The best chance of that is with Labour It does not affect me that much, but I have seen too many of my friends suffer. But in the cause of free speech I want Mr Farage to be heard. |
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I accept small scale immigration, it is the large scale immigration which has harmed us.
I don't blame immigrants I quite like them, it is our own stupidity I fear is to blame. |
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Labour need to up their game on regulating job agencies, and i agree with Farage that an employer should be able to advertise for a local British worker if he wants. Not that companies would really do that because they run more efficiently getting their pound of flesh from the Polish worker.
In fact could the UK low-skilled be trusted to pull their socks up if there ever came a time when the EU workers where not invited back? More jobs young British people can only be a good thing Gery, but will companies be satisfied with whats on offer or will they up sticks and relocate to Germany? |
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as an apologist of mob rule and immigration I just wonder who you are working for angel
there were a million working on the land in2004 nearly all idigenous now its all foreign - quite a good blow for you supporters of the influx. |
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spanish construction companies only employing outside spanish immigrants
the same with polish field pickers and gang masters clothes companies/retailers busing in only poles tell me about it how does this help our young unemployed (black, white or asian) I think they may be fkn fed up with it too. |
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Moisty dear, many British companies prefer employing a high percentage of EU workers. Go to many Distribution Warehouses and you will see almost a 50/50 split(British/Foreign ) but 50% of that 50/50 split is full time permanent and 50% is temp agency.
Take away that foreign workforce and what will the company do? employ the unmotivated locals? who should be on the books in the first place. Why aren`t they? The turn over of staff is like a conveyor belt as many EU workers go back home after a few weeks. |
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Surely there is a morality issue too. Should a relatively wealthy country be stealing much needed skills and resources from other,less well off countries that need to develop themselves ? Obviously there is a benefit for them to earn but just to keep our taxesdown,our NHS and cheap services ?
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