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boxingthefox 28 Mar 15 22:46
England has been sleep walking into a "multicultural nightmare" because there is no place in the world where a cohesive society has absorbed an influx of foreign/different/opposite cultures and religions in such great numbers without disastrous consequences. Not exactly foxy. Only parts of England are affected by this influx, mainly the big cities and crappy towns. Thousands of villages where there are no council houses or private houses to rent, have no immigrants at all in their local population, whether they be black, asian or eastern european. Those that live out in the sticks in these villages, but have never lived in places like east London, Bradford, Luton etc, don't give a fack about immigration, islam, or radicalisation in schools, as it doesn't affect them or their children. |
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There are a lot issues here boxing.
Multiculturalism, melting pot or call it what you like is not the main problem imo. The problem arises when the host nation does not have a dominant culture which it is proud of and celebrates and around which the whole nation can rally. |
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They're scared to. No eggshells have been broken in Parliament for eons..
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some village schools are sent on racial awarness trips i kid u not
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Spelling, I have travelled most of the UK recently, most market towns are changed beyond belief, the towns south of London right down to the coast have largely escaped because of fiscal implications, in other words they are financially secure, just like the northern Thames valley in Gerrards cross, the Cotswolds etc etc, just to mention a few "rich bastions". but for the greater part of the country they have been abandoned by the cackling masses, who neither know or care beyond their own doorstep, and can't comprehend their own downfall.
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That's the nub of the issue g2d.
A very cosy establishment that has taken advantage of an antiquated system of government. |
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Wes, you are of course correct, in global terms we have been a dying empire, for 50 years more than we should have been. We have been carrying a perverse idea of of our place in the world, blaming ourselves from a "today perspective" about yesterdays issues. The Commonwealth came home to roost in the late 50s /60s and its all been downhill ever since.
Wes its probably an impossible expectation that the dominant culture will prevail when it has been so quickly diluted, and imported attitudes/rules /laws from our European masters cast us as racist xenophobic has beens that our children reject us out of hand without realising what exactly what they are buying in to. |
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Sorry that's not very succinct, I'm on holiday and have been having some happy juice, cheers, hic.
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Agreed.
England is rooted in the past and is dying on it's feet. That's why it is frustrating seeing the usual suspects on here forever stating the obvious symptoms. |
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Wes, I'm off to bed now, the frightening thing is that your vote and mine is competing with the Millions of unworldly and worse still idealistic "scholars" who can outweigh us in certain marginals. How the fck do we deal with the young and stupid
Who can vote for the looney parties. . GN and GL |
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Only parts of England are affected by this influx, mainly the big cities and crappy towns.
Thousands of villages where there are no council houses or private houses to rent, have no immigrants at all in their local population, whether they be black, asian or eastern european. Those that live out in the sticks in these villages, but have never lived in places like east London, Bradford, Luton etc, don't give a fack about immigration, islam, or radicalisation in schools, as it doesn't affect them or their children. That's a bit narrow minded of you tbh The way we're going in future it'll be all the rich Asians living out in the countryside saying 'who gives a t0ss about those white scumbags' ![]() |
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Absolutely astounded this hasn't made headline news..hardly a peep anywhere.I intend to put that right by phoning into LBC in the morning..lets see what Nick Ferrai has to say!
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Well i for one am not in the slightest astounded..
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No-one amongst the ordinary British public is remotely astonished by the development. The huge surprise is that it hasn't been exposed before. I would have assumed that the gentleman concerned was already on Security/Police radar (given the existence of the photographs), and that someone would have had a word in the ear of politicians and media when the runaways took off.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3016657/FIFTH-girl-London-school-tried-flee-join-ISIS-stopped-airport-runway.html
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Difficult one here, who do we deport first.
A) The Gang. B) The social worker bosses that insist on discretion. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/home/you/article-3009856/My-daughter-sexually-abused-listened-mother-tells-story.html |
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Tolerant, tolerant, tolerance. How many times do media/politicians come out with the word tolerant?
When did the definition of tolerance become - 'To sit back & do nothing as others take the p1ss'? |
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Tolerance must be shown to this intolerant group. Makes sense.
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twizzle22 29 Mar 15 11:17
Absolutely astounded this hasn't made headline news..hardly a peep anywhere.I intend to put that right by phoning into LBC in the morning..lets see what Nick Ferrai has to say! God man that twizzle. |
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Good as well.
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Good as well.
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Too good it would seem
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Phone jockey " LBC radio , how can i help"?
Me..I'm not sure if you are aware of the story which broke over the weekend concerning the father of one of the Muslim schoolgirls who was caught on film protesting against the Americans in 2012.On that protest was Micheal Adebolajo, who as you probably are aware, is in prison for the murder of Lee Rigby and Mr Hussen is clearly seen acting in an aggressive and prov active manner standing next to Adebolajo. LBC..Could you please hang on one moment I hang on for approximately 7 mins and then, surprise, surprise....the phone goes dead .It appears they are more interested in the over hyped beyond belief Jeremy Clarkson story ![]() |
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Nice try twizzle,
Unfortunately the Gritish media seems afraid to even mention events and stories like this, we really are led by a completely gutless establishment, will be all too easy to introduce sharia law here inside the next 20-30 years. The media will be busy bombarding the naive with items galore about tory/lab/lib, a pointless exercise as the politicians standing for parliament will have no influence on the big decisions, the one`s traditionally made by buisinessmen and lawyers. |
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Hard luck twizle
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It's one way traffic in this country. A fear of upsetting some no matter how vile they act.
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fack off you northern bassa.
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well done for trying TWIZZLE, something strange going on as the storys not got a mention anywhere.
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spelling |
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It's not being mentioned because the Met don't want everyone else (besides the enlightened) to know what utter mindboggingly embarrassing fukwits they all are..
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Have to imagine that the kind of vermin that appear in the photo`s, would probably hope to see this type of injustice introduced to the UK in the coming years.
Continued silence from sections of the media and politicians make this a distict possibility. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3017800/Sickening-images-blindfolded-bound-couple-brutally-stoned-death-fornication-ISIS-militants-Iraq.html |
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Shocking images on that link clough. Bad enough the militants doing the deed but the images of the others watching is sickening.
Vile people with vile standards and all in the name of their Allah. And to think we've apologised to this piece of scum. |
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Not sensible peeps, Aka. Just the Met..
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31 Mar 15 01:22 Shocking images on that link clough. Bad enough the militants doing the deed but the images of the others watching is sickening. Vile people with vile standards and all in the name of their Allah. And to think we've apologised to this piece of scum. I most certainly have not. |
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twizzle22 30 Mar 15 07:59
I hang on for approximately 7 mins and then, surprise, surprise....the phone goes dead .It appears they are more interested in the over hyped beyond belief Jeremy Clarkson story Ironic that most of the people on this thread voiced their support for Clarkson. |
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I would surmise that their point is that Clarkson has been rightfully sacked for punching a work colleague, and not for racism.
Something that the seething Special Needs One has yet to grasp. Look at the what BBC were guilty of covering up with Jimmy Savill and others, or ignoring, like Diane Abbott, then wonder why there was so much fuss over somebody getting punched. He was sacked for it. End of story. |
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wrong thread.
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Changed my mind.
Correct thread. |
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Changed my mind.
Correct thread. |
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End of story
Not on LBC, apparently. I wouldn't know, I've got Radio 6 on. Thanks BBC! |