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I agree. Something sinister about this. They should all be deported if found guilty.
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I doubt if they will even be arrested, there is a crime being committed against the people of Sweden and large parts of western Europe that will bring about its destruction.
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Why the big cover up, that is the big question.
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What is becoming the norm in all western countries is that the traditional indigenous population are becoming second class citizens in their own country.
If you have lived and worked in London you will know how it is. If you are a young British man and redundancies are coming it is likely you will be paid off first and women and foreign agency staff kept. |
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Something very strange is happening in Europe, lies are being told for some reason
As i keep saying, it's as if THEY want this to keep happening.. |
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What is becoming the norm in all western countries is that the traditional indigenous population are becoming second class citizens in their own country. If you have lived and worked in London you will know how it is. If you are a young British man and redundancies are coming it is likely you will be paid off first and women and foreign agency staff kept. Absolute cobblers. The greatest city in the world shows no bias. Have lived here all my life and it's as good now as it ever was. |
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Keep a very close look on London and London politicians. They are trying to export their problems and the mess they have created onto the rest of the country. They have tried to bribe other councils to take people they can`t house and want to cover up the giant Ponzi scheme that it is. They will be determined to push their problems onto the rest of the country, a wall should be built around that sh1tehole of a place and nobody should be allowed to leave.
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lfc 1 Mustang 0..well said mate..you have the situation spot on and that's coming from someone who has WORKED in London all his life.The place is NOW a total ethnic khazi and that is a fact.
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Utter nonsense. Moreover, a wall should be built around the great capital to keep you lot out.
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You lot?
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It's about time the rest of the country paid London a little more respect. We support you. We carry you. And what do we get in return? A load of whingers, mostly umeployed, banging on about whippets, barm cakes and Lowry paintings.
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^unemployed
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Mustang
I think you need to get out more. |
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2-0 to Lfc imo
Sad place London, now. Was my home. Still regard myself as a Londoner |
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Rushanara Ali
Rupa Huq Sadiq Khan Seema Malhotra Kate Osamor Tulip Siddiq Virenda Sharma. |
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Johnny Mustang = Ass hole
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London was one of the great cities of the world but ye gave it away.
The above list is of Labour London MPs. London is no longer an English city,no longer a British city its an Asian city. |
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London is a brilliant City. The greatest in the world.
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It was,no longer sure it will be under Sharia Law in a few years.
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I lived in london for 50 years until 4 years ago, I visit my daughter/granddaughter regularly there. It's a foreign country to me now tbf though, it still looks fantastic........................................ .............................................
... in my rear view mirror. |
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"Something very strange is happening in Europe, lies are being told for some reason".....exactly could'nt happen here......Hold on, Guildford 4, Hillsborough, Rotherham etc, etc, etc, et fckin cetera.
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3000, allegations per year of police corruption, less than half investigated.
March 2015, In one week, it emerged that the Met suspended 73 coppers, community support officers and other staff on corruption charges in the past two years. They cited drug crimes, bribery, theft, fraud, sexual misconduct and — everybody’s favourite — un-authorised disclosure of information. Eleven were convicted in court, but what happened to the others? The Met spokesman said rather blandly that some were allowed to resign or retire (presumably with full pension rights) and some were dismissed |
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The Swedes are only in the "hapenny place" next to us.
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It's very clear then that a lot of you aren't cut out for the cut and thrust of this great capital.
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Correct.
Not that fond of Muslim patrols. Don't want to be before a Sharia court. Johnny Mustang would know what constituency he was in never mind know his MP. |
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I'll forgive your poor grammar and ask a simple question: "What the feck are you on about"?
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You got me there.
It should read wouldn't rather than would,although I would have thought that was obvious. |
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Agree with the first couple of posts, the reaction of European politicians and mainstream media to recent events is often inexplicable. There is obviously a hidden agenda.
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German police have been under strict instructions not to arrest migrants if possible.
Swedish media is government controlled they never tell the ethnicity of criminals,they also have ludicrous hate laws,a journalist that mentioned Afghans were particularly good at gang rape found himself in jail. |
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Of course I don't mind Boxingthefox. Grew up in South London, Tooting/Brixton areas but moved West a few years ago. I support Arsenal and therefore spent a lot of time in that area too.
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Managed a factory in Brixton, just after the riots, Very lively buzzing place, Always liked the market right from the 60s.I suppose once you hit a certain age Most cities lose their 'shine' and rural/sandy spots are more appealing.
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Also worked in Holloway 1973. ^^^^
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Have you been following me
? Yep, Brixton market was great and there was a proper music pub in Herne Hill called the Half Moon in that neck of the woods. |
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Heard of the pub but never made it there, as there was a glut of live music venues in london the 60s and 70s. we were spoilt for choice.
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johnny the half moon flooded a few year ago, i'm not sure its ever going to reopen
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We certainly were. Used to love going to the Marquee in Wardour Street two or three times a week, the 100 Club was good too.
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This is really going to upset you, (sorry)I used to travel across London for every home game of the Glory glory Spuds, never missed a game until I had to work on a Saturdays in 1970. You'll be happy to know I'm better now.
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Didn't know that Jollyswagman. I used to play there on a Sunday night quite often. Shame, was one of the better venues in S. London.
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