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no, i don't mean swarthy earthy gents who prefer not to damage the ozone layer with deodorant. I mean the protesting variety. I have a number of issues they May be interested in
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Not bothered sadly
 This Universal Credit should have been the tipping point in this country but most are just moaning about on Facebook whilst trying to get by  To busy worrying about who's going to win X Factor or I'm A Celebrity   |
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Universal Credit is the poll tax of this era?
But no one takes a stand in this country anymore, they just whine about it on social media No wonder the state does what it wants |
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Bovine acceptance, those in charge know they can do as they like.
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yes but I have been coining it on the A league this morning
that's what counts - fk the mob - I'm alright jack - like biscuit brain - it won't affect me liverpool to crush gallant cherries later while I sip a cool early lunch champers cocktail life is good |
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The British are subservient to their masters , the Imperialist Capitalist Establishment and the tory lie machine have always been in control , it takes a lot for the proletariat to show their teeth
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Last time it all kicked off here Mark Duggan got shot to death...
But like everything else it all gets forgotten about Even the black friday sales were a bit of a whimper |
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anxious 08 Dec 18 10:35
The British are subservient to their masters , the Imperialist Capitalist Establishment and the tory lie machine have always been in control , it takes a lot for the proletariat to show their teeth They also went along with Blair while he flooded the country with poor folk and miscreants for a decade |
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I wonder to myself then why is no uprising in West Yorkshire for example ?
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Probably because you are labelled 'far right' if you as much as admit to disliking Islam or Pakistani culture. The lid is firmly pressed on the majority in this country.
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There are some sections of the media/establishment that do this sort of thing , but in the end the people can protest and vote for politicians and others that oppose such multiculturalism and EU type freedom of movement
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Yes, that's what they tell us, and that's why nothing ever changes. Voting is a waste of time and merely validates the cretins in charge.
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I agree with some of that , most change in this country has come not from parliament but from the streets if you look back in history
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It will be the same this time.
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I'm happy to take part..Anyway, in this country we have a higher class of protestor...
https://www.safetygirl.com/class-3-bomber-jacket-occunomix.html |
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lol ffs
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some great points chaps, and where to start. I started this topic because i'd just been listening to a 'Sir' who made my blood boil. He was being asked a question about Brexit and went on about this is a "constitutional crisis that hasn't been seen since 1940 when Winnie came to power after Germany invaded France; now i know Brexit gets many fired up (including me) but comparing it to a World War? He then said, now wait for it.. that "If the right wing gets fired up" then we could have similar scenes to France if the leavers vote is not honoured. Which is just what Saddo and anxious have mentioned
The Bettor Bettor - good points SS; as usual i agree with your thoughts. |
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maybe he was right
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If Universal Credit hasn't been met with outrage, then obviously it's not as bad as the lefties try to make out.
The sick lame a and lazy are well looked after in the UK - many think too well looked after. |
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It won't be poverty that causes a showdown, it will be the realisation that our cultural identity is being deliberately destroyed while at the same a very dangerous culture is being nurtured encouraged and protected over all others.
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Morrocco Monday - Tuesday. The UN's global agenda for unlimited mass migration/colonisation/invasion.
Removal of national identities. The next war will be patriots seeking to take their countries back. |
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Japan are next on the hit list though?
CNN were criticizing Japan the other day because they weren't taking in enough immigrants This isn't about destroying identity, its about keeping hold of power and wealth, lower birth rates means they aren't making more than before, so they've got to trade migrants left and right to keep the status quo, thus lowering wages being a little brucie bonus for them "carbon tax" my god the greed of these people knows no bounds Basically you are having your cultures smashed up because they aren't making that extra bit of money |
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Japan ffs
I mean do these people ever stop counting those £$s ? Its beyond the pale now tbh |
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saddo , you are correct but what it will take is four days of empty supermarket shelves which could happen along with power cuts/no internet and phones.
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howard; not a snowballs chance of that happening. Do not believe the hype, all things that need to be are in place
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we were told that we would not give in to these people and it won't affect our lives and we should just get on with it
but places have already fallen or are well on their way to falling it is already here |
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I hope we wouldn't burn peoples' cars like the Frenchies. That's not cricket.
More likely is hauliers blocking certain motorways and entry points to cities. That will soon bring the empty shelves and panic. |
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plenty of cargo planes, injera
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As far as I know Japan doesn't take immigrants at all.
They'll keep it that way if they have any sense. |
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of course japan take immigrants
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They’re not so silly , they don’t like foreigners
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Japanese hotel owners don’t even like foreign guests , if possible
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The way Japan protects its own country and people is very wise
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the current top guy in sumo is a mongolian, 41 wins, showing them how to do it
look at the rugby team go to a japanese night club .... |
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they will of course have short stay immigrants or people who have married etc , people on holiday in nightclubs etc
it’s very manageable and sensible |
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Outside certain areas you need the approval of neighbours before you can rent a house if you are a foreigner. Here the neighbours have to move.
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You can , if you are lucky emigrate to Japan ,
Of course you will consider yourself fortunate to do so and be thankful |
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My brother worked there and paid taxes and private heath care for 30 years. He recently returned home as their hospitality does not extend to looking after elderly foreigners
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How wonderful saddo to have lived in Japan for all those years
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aye us mugs will pay for him, fear not.
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