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That's the lefties way.
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and akabula doesn't see anything wrong with his utter nonsense - that's the rightist's way.
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Was momentum responsible for radicalising these youths?
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just switched on to watch the Kaye burley independent and impartial view of the trumpton visit.
Will the telescreen survive |
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The police think it was an attempted robbery, nothing was stolen, rather than politically motivated.
Described as 2 thugs, one female and one male, which suggests they are left wingers. |
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I heard they were both wearing Corbyn T-shirts.
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They were radicalised at Labour Live.
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The balloon is incitement. The progressives are jump over any nasty tweet suggesting some sort of phobia or other.
This disgusting, crass, tastless stunt is incitement to violence. The Met should deal with this. |
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sounds like the kind of thing the ayatollahs say in iran
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or pootin judges say when they jail young pop singers
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And another thing, it's a diaper not a nappy.
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the police said the same about Telford - playing it down - 40 years of abuse by the way
just saying |
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Well sayed moisok, how the libtards miss the obvious connection between these two events is beyond me.
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Do the lefties get a sweeping brush when they join the labour party?
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No they get proper weapons to carry out their hate crimes.
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As scottish tories do you ever get lynched?
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Not that I know of but you do get plenty of abuse.
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trump was elected - he is no dictator - but how about the two china premier separate visits, erdagon in May, the saudi king, and putin - welcomed with open arms and no huge protests whipped up by progressives
the progressives therefore must tacitly support those regimes |
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Not that I know of but you do get plenty of abuse.
I guess there are always bound to be some, yet its always struck me as odd. A bit like ginger asians ![]() |
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Be loads of violence during this visit but a hefty police presence will minimise this but at great cost to the tax payer.
So less money for the needy thanks to the left. |
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Could have done without the plod by all accounts (do they still get paid under the tories btw?)
Since it seems you lot have the culprits and even know what they were wearing why they did it and the method of the beating. Might as well cut CID's funding next eh? |
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The Tory party is the second biggest party in Holyrood with 31 seats db.
Ahead of Labour (23) and way ahead of the Greens (6) and the libdems (5). So your analogy a bit off the mark. |
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Well not entirely.
I am aware they have gained in support in the last few years but uptil then they were non existant MP wise wernt they? |
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I am shocked that in the uk there are much less of the population opposed to trump as support him
now that is a shocker if true!!! |
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Bit like a fascist resistant scurrying from hide out to hide out
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No need to police these demos. Just let us get on with it. If the tarts want to have a struggle that'll be fine.
#UKwelcomesPOTUS |
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I wonder what it would be like to live in a country where our leader represented and acted upon what they were voted in for?? You know, someone who had their interests in defending, but also promoting our country. Someone who stood up for our people. Unlike May for instance?
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Of course we know that trumpton is in the pay of putin (according to the progressives)
but who is in bed with May - a nice ex communist in germany for instance - or a luxemburger ?? |
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Not exactly true db, was a big dip during and following Thatcher but the recent surge has been more than expected tbf.
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oh wait mosick wrong again who would have thought it
It may not come as a surprise that most of the British public are negative towards Trump, with a majority of those expressing an opinion actively disagreeing with most of the positive statements about Trump we suggested in the poll. Excluding those who don’t know, two-thirds (66%) would not like to see a politician like Trump as British Prime Minister, with the same proportion agreeing that Trump has made the world a more dangerous place. A similar proportion (64%) do not think he is generally honest and reliable at telling the truth. Of those expressing a view, a majority (57%) do not think Trump is good for the UK or is doing a good job as US President (56%). https://www.icmunlimited.com/polls/ |
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people who worry about foreign intervention want to look at obomba (the progressives favourite american) and his interference with the brexit vote
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they were quite ok about him visiting unlike the 37 percent who oppose and are bashing their tin pots in landan at this moment
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ps shirley it is nothing to do with british people anyway - they don't have a vote in the US elections.
trump as prime minister - he can't be he is an american unless things have changed what a ridiculous question I wouldn't want erdagon as PM but he can't be either hope this helps |
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how do british people know?
do they all live in the USA just asking |
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moisok this is nothing short of a virtue signalling bandwagon that the easily led are joining.
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I suppose obomber's policies were good then?
I thought trump got a deal with kim jon wrong un as we teetered on wwIII or so the press told us we will see how that turns out I thought that was quite peaceful no previous US representative couldn't get anywhere near anything peaceful |
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Has Kim not accepted Trump's Elton John CD yet?Errrg maybe Trumps diplomacy in the skids after all
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one nice lady said he was a warmonger ho ho - conveniently forgetting his attempts to get something going with Kim
not that I am stupid enough to think it is guaranteed - we have to wait on that one. but Nato now agree with trump how's that one going down?? |
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Imagine if May stood up against the Eu bullies like trumpton does ho ho
but she was in Merkel's pocket from day one I guess |