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14 Jan 18
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=346&v=KBMoQRaQ-GY
Raheem telling it like it is
Raheem telling it like it is
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Glorious to watch
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This link works for me.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KBMoQRaQ-GY |
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 Brilliant |
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Top vid & w.a.c. that newsreader is.
Raheem's particularly good from 4mins 20secs. Thanks for posting AFTERTHOUGHT  |
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case, normally I agree with your contributions but on this occasion I take exception.
'Brilliant'??? It was ABSOLUTELY GLORIOUS!!!  |
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and the same old faces appear - police looking for etc ....... why do so many of them get involved in gangs stabbings and acid attacks
is there something about the culture that I am missing - I certainly don't belong to one like it??? |
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22nd December 2017
Racial division within Bradford is 'horrible state of affairs', warns scrutiny committee chairman BRADFORD is “heading towards disaster” and the Council has allowed racial hatred and the perception of fear to “become a real problem”, the chairman of a scrutiny committee has warned. Councillor Arshad Hussain, who chairs Bradford Council’s corporate overview and scrutiny committee, said there were”many areas in this city” where people were afraid to go, depending on their ethnicity. Cllr Hussain (Lab, Toller) branded the situation a “horrible state of affairs” as the committee discussed a new report on community cohesion and how the Council’s diversity and cohesion team was working to strengthen community relations. The report said the team was working with all religious groups and other organisations in its response to the Louise Casey report on opportunity and integration, which gives recommendations to the government. |
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But Cllr Hussain said the work being done by the team was not enough and said too many people were “scared to speak up in case they caused offence”.
He said: “Community relations in this city were a lot better 25 years ago. Are we really achieving what we are supposed to be achieving? I don’t think so. Last month on Bonfire Night in my ward, three pubs were stoned by Asian youths.” |
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Well said Cllr Hussain
I am sure there are many more in the Muslim community feel the same as he states Anyone saying anything against the Pathetic Agenda that has been put in place in Our Country ,Is Belittled and Branded an extremist. |
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the clue is in the name
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Would you like me to take a fence for you, Mo?
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errrrmmmmm!! Take the whole lot and the gate as well
I thanku (courtesy of Arthur Askey) |
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Kenny, did you ever go the Perseverance in Manningham, back in the day?
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Blimey, saddo. That's a name was right at the bottom of my memory bank, and it wouldn't have surfaced without someone mentioning it.
I honestly can't remember if I did or not, which is unusual for me. I rarely ventured into the massive red light district of Lumb Lane, although do remember popping in a couple of pubs that were at the furthest end of the lane (the end furthest away from the City centre) It's now an Asian ghetto. The Perseverance was closed after a drugs raid I seem to recall. |
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What were you doing on Lumb Lane? Were you on "business"? lol
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he really can't help it -https://www.theguardian.com/law/2018/jan/14/david-lammy-criticises-sadiq-khan-over-vow-to-increase-stop-and-search
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SO basically Lammy is saying we should accept more crime because it may upset certain communities.
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In a word..
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Quite a few used to go over from Wakefield when I drank round there Kenny. The area was run by blacks selling weed in those days, now it's run by asians selling smack. It was a decent pub for a few years, and ironically became a chemists after the closure.
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I used to go to Wakefield quite a lot, saddo. In fact I've been all over the place with mates chasing crumpet over the years. Did the pubs near the railway station usually.
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