National Disgrace... This poor student asked to leave bus just because of his religion

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Miss Makinde, 21, said she asked the driver why the man had been asked to leave - and was told it was because he wouldn't put a printer he was carrying in the storage hold.
She added: 'It's ridiculous. Everyone had luggage with them on the coach, I had bags and my laptop on my seat next to me and nobody said anything about that.
'The coach wasn't even that busy and there were plenty of free seats. It was only when the woman raised her concerns about the man saying she felt uncomfortable that he was asked to leave.
'I understand that drivers want their passengers to feel comfortable. But not if it stems from someone's unfounded and Islamophobic beliefs and at the expense of another paying passenger.'

National Disgrace

Are you a headline-writer for The Sun?

i_agree_with_nick 09 Dec 15 16:38
National Disgrace

Are you a headline-writer for The Sun?

No, I got sacked for using words with too many syllables that they couldn't fit on the page.

certainly not a grade A student, looking at the pics in the mail doesnt look a day under 60, must have been plenty of resits

Why would you have to travel from Bristol to London for an eye test??. Bristol Eye Hospital is one of the country's leading specialist hospitals. The hospital has 24 ophthalmic consultants, and it's an NHS hospital.

^^^^Not saying that had anything to do with the incident, just wondering.

42?  Student?

Wtf?

an eye for an eye

think 42,s been very kind,etto,s younger brother

I am uploading his photo to my gallery so will be interesting if it gets passed by the photo mod!

the photo in the mail about the train been stopped because they thought the bloke had a samurai sword is a cracker,some umberella handle

I wonder what those who were forced to fight in the 2 world wars would think of the UK of today?

In the 70s I was refused entry to Hammersmith Palais, with a "FCK off Paddy" shout one of the doormen knew me from school and that I was born in Ireland and the IRA were at it in london. I hated what The IRA were doing and though annoyed for a minute I actually admired his stance and thought fair enough! We didn't do PC cr@p back then. I went to a dance hall in Fulham instead, I've never recalled the incident until seeing this fred.

My advice to the 'student' would be get to fck over yourself. This country has accepted you and I'm sure looked after you, just as it did me. bleating about this sh1t serves no one.

why was he taking a printer to an eye test ?

Did yer pull?...... in Fulham?

mecca, yes I did, fcking great night, and many more after that with the gorgeous girl. Happy days, thank you Doorman!!!

Oh to be young again, eh?

So good I had to do it Twice,

he aint no muslim bruv, he's an extra from the new Sinbad film.

HH

That good, was she?

Should have married her, he ho if we could relive our lives, how many things would we change.

Worst thing I did was to back red rum when my sister backed crisp. My 1st bet & been hooked ever since

12 stone was a killer for the Aussie.(foaled in Oz) felt him him that day.

Why are so many first bets winners??? It's the devils way of getting us hooked.

Scandalous the way that man was treated.

It appears he had made a clock in a suitcase and wanted to carry it around with him.

Shows how terrible Britain has become if that was America he would get a trip to the White House and thousands of pounds worth of computer equipment.

I wonder who's place he took on that university course and how much you pay this man while he studies.
Any chance Britain could extend this paying of students to ordinary working class English people.

HH on fire again I see

photo update... the photograph of the innocent student who was evicted from the bus by busybody islamophobes, the top one that appears in the Mail website link above, has been denied by the photo mod for some reason.

I am only trying to highlight the poor man's plight!

Have tried again.

Anyway, back to the point of this thread.... I wouldn't like it if I was on a coach/train/plane and this bloke also got on carrying electronic equipment.
Nowt to do with bigotry/stereotyping. Some people bring things upon themselves

Some people will complain it was perfectly OK to go round a supermarket waving knives about and sticking 80 year old men,whatever is the UK coming to ? I travelled on a national express bus from the north east to manchester and three families of immigrants came on in Leeds and Manchester coughing and spluttering their lives away,no sign of covering their mouths up at all.Never again,I was ill for weeks afterwards,often wonder how TB came back in fashion ? People on that bus were entitled to express their doubts.

Swarthy men and rucksacks do not go well together.

you could put anything onto a coach  ,no x ray machines or detectors i take it -same as trains.

woman right to raise concerns imo

Especially if they're wearing a table cloth around their head, doesn't inspire confidence.

A pal of mine went to the Newcastle match on sunday and claims three hefty asian men entered via the turnstyle ahead of him carrying rucksacks on their back and weren't challenged.He has contacted the club who said there were instructions to check the contents of ANY bag taken into the ground and will enquire into it. Would he have been criticised for challenging them after what happened in paris,is that what we fought WW2 for ?

WW2 was all about money & debt

From whose point of view?

Shocking reporting by the Daily Mail.

If they aren't going to tell us, how on earth will we find out how many dependents he has, what benefits he is on and how much his house is worth.

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here he is with his precious epson that the racists objected to him having on the coach.

A table somewhere is missing a cloth.

An essential item to have about your person when going for an eye test.   This story isn't really adding up.

I took my microwave with me when I went to see my GP, just felt the urge .

Has anyone considered that this could have been a 'dry run' or are they all too busy having hissy fits.

So that's what happened to my grand-dad's missing longjohns.

I reckon your point about a dry run is very relevant foxy, every atrocity has had an element of sizing up the 'event' beforehand. If challenged back away and claim innocence with the support of many useful idoots on twitter and the media ?

He only had the epson so he could print up some "You ain't no Muslim, bruv" placards on the coach trip to distribute amongst fellow moderates in Tower Hamlets for the anti-ISIS march they had planned... it's these would-be do-gooding busybodies not thinking it through again...

3 wor lasses taw much sunbed

3 wor lasses taw much sunbed

he'd a probably been fine left alone, until you told him how much it was to replace the ink cartridges.

When does the compo claim go in?

Clock boy wants 15 mil, this gotta be worth a few Bob