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they get around. Gov doing well with small boats...how about big ones
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Over 2000 migrants arrived in various boats in five separate ports along the south coast overnight.
Coaches were waiting to take them into the country side. Food, clothes and phones handed out. Planned operation. Videos all there to see on social media |
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Baflfes me why people follow a middle class convicted fraudster (his rich parents neighbour he swindled wasn't it?) who pretends to be working class and now Christian just for a grift. A salt of the earth bloke who other ex cons wouldn't leave alone in their house for 2 mins! Well those not done for beating their wives anyway.....
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2025/jul/26/two-in-five-arrested-for-last-summers-uk-riots-had-been-reported-for-domestic-abuse Why're they all so scared and cowardly to cover their faces if they don't think they are doing anything wrong or to be ashamed of? Do they all cover their faces when they beat their partners? They all seem to be terribly ashamed of their actions - has Trump called these all back clads 'antifa' yet as that is their m.o according to maga isn't it? |
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Lmao, people who want the invasion to continue, trying to shame those who want it stopped. Utter filth.
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belive the guardian ......the tooth fairy, santa claus and the loch ness monster are all real also.
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Foyleswar you forgot about Elvis driving a double decker bus on the moon . Its true cos someone said so.
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have any of these untermenchens got a job?
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will the arrivals get a job?
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cuckooing
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Ironically enough, 24 hours in police custody yesterday covered rival foreign drug gangs caving each others brains in with baseball bats (in Luton). The foreign female heroin addict that lured the 17 year old peddler blinded by the attack during the ambush, was let off by the jury. Apparently the four batters were somalians living in London. So far, only their daft Pakistani driver 'asian kev' is doing any time for it.
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saddo 07 Sep 26 10:51
Lmao, people who want the invasion to continue, trying to shame those who want it stopped. Utter filth. That big pro with the long hair on RTV doesn’t have a problem…..more the merrier…..he blocked me,i didn’t sleep well that night….Zzzzzz a melt of an individual imv.. |
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Thought Of The Day
Are British governments since 2010 permitting/allowing mass migration... CONDONING SLAVE LABOUR !! Our new friends ( sic ) don't have an N I number, so prey, how do they get to pay for smoking, clothes, battery operated transport etc etc !!! |
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I'm still pretty shocked that 24 hours in police custody remains running, and is broadcast on channel 4 of all places. Pretty much the only non woke production of its kind. Although they were a little too sympathetic to the dealer that got his head caved in, claiming it's not their parents' fault that their 17 year old sons are organising drug deals on the streets of Luton at 1am. It's just a snippet, and not really where we should be forced to get real information from, but even in those rare instances where the police and cps do their jobs, it seems that the jury is seemingly too wet to send a foreign female drug addict to prison.
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Cider, good morning.
Our prisons are full guv ! |
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Good morning. Yes, it seems so. But in this case, they just let her off. Not even the usual community order or suspended sentence. The show actually provided very little insight into the trial, they just showed her bouncing around outside of the court, celebrating the not guilty verdict. Of course we don't exactly know why she got let off, but the evidence was compelling. Perhaps it was plying the addiction/sympathy card.
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Migrant was charged with dragging a young lad off a Bus then up and alley and R@ ping him , boy of 14 in Portsmouth , Same man had been stalking a young Lady for a year , still free to Roam
Following Couple of days we have the First Migrants to arrive at Portsmouth , Work that out ,couldn't be someone is trying to fuel the fire could it ? |
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Portsmouth, I believe, typically is more along the lines or Bath or Brighton. Even with the naval links.
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They refused to act nanny after the slaughter of military personnel almost b. Headed in the street by savage…..they failed to act after Manchester Arena…..
They see uk citizens as tax paying fodder……one ignorant reptile didn’t recognise the name Riana Whyte who was slain by savage…. They just don’t care…. Welcome to hell. |
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Cider07 Sep 26 13:02Joined: 29 Aug 02 | Topic/replies: 70,572 | Blogger: Cider's blog
Portsmouth, I believe, typically is more along the lines or Bath or Brighton - you do talk some absolute pony. |
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Do you live there?
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I lived in Bath for many years and have enjoyed some long weekends in Brighton.
Portsmouth may have improved since I was last there, but back then, it was the sort of place where the bouncers frisk you before entry to a night club - and if you haven't got a knife - they give you one! Average price of a terraced house: Bath - £520k Brighton - £515k Portsmouth - £275k |
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Obviously there is much more to life than property prices - but they tell you quite a lot about a place (imo).
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Brighton, the sort of place where the bouncers frisk you before entry to a night club - and if you haven't got a butt plug - they give you one!
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'No' is a lot easier to type.
btw, likening it to bath and brighton is not a positive. your opening sentence is a shock to absolutely nobody on here. |
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Cider07 Sep 26 13:24Joined: 29 Aug 02 | Topic/replies: 70,574 | Blogger: Cider's blog
btw, likening it to bath and brighton is not a positive. Likening Portsmouth to Bath & Brighton is a sign of being absolutely clueless and out of touch imo - as per my first post on this thread. |
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Cider07 Sep 26 13:02Joined: 29 Aug 02 | Topic/replies: 70,572 | Blogger: Cider's blog
Portsmouth, I believe, typically is more along the lines or Bath or Brighton  |
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'I believe' means that I don't know, first hand.
It seems, nor do you. Stop embarrassing yourself. |
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As if the average house price counts for anything when it comes to deducing the social politics of a locality.
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Watch house prices plummet in the areas these delightful new arrivals are housed. It's clear for all to see. The small or big boats are NOT landing. The illegals are being brought into the country by the RNLI & UK border force. In spite of Tommy's boys in Dover & Portsmouth, the battle is already lost. THE UK GOVERNMENT WANTS THEM HERE. Otherwise, why are government organisations bring them in instead of stopping them landing. Stop donating to RNLI. The police & army are on the side of the government. However ineffective both are, it's impossible for patriotic civilians to prevail. Apparently 5000 were landed in various places in a 24 hour period. Better start learning the Koran & develop a taste for halal!
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Only one of us is embarrassing themselves.
I have lived in Portsmouth, I lodged there (for about a year) in 1986/87 - In the North End near the (now long gone) dog track. As I pointed out - average house prices aren't the be all and end all - but they can tell you a lot about a place. If you think Bath & Brighton are "along the lines" of Portsmouth - you need to get out more. |
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Portsmouth Leadership
Lord Mayor Abdul Kadir Liberal Democrat since 19 May 2026 Leader Steve Pitt, Liberal Democrat since 16 May 2023 |
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Likening Portsmouth to Bath & Brighton is a sign of being absolutely clueless and out of touch imo - as per my first post on this thread.
Yep, Tesco V Waitrose. |
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I have lived in Portsmouth, I lodged there (for about a year) in 1986/87 - In the North End near the (now long gone) dog track.
Lodged there for a year, 40 years ago Only one of us is embarrassing themselves. You got that right |
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It's a sad day when we British have to rely on these people to try top stop the invasion of illegal aliens while our own government enables it.
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Your refusal to admit that your comparison is total and utter pony - speaks volumes about you.
Have a nice day! |
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using that analogy from GC, more like Sainsbury V Waitrose.
a muslim liberal democrat mayor ffs. only knuckle draggers need apply “Kadir is a real champion of our city. He’s lived here for over 40 years since arriving from our sister city of Sylhet in Bangladesh.” obviously TM swapped his bedsit for Abdul. Little did he know, he'd be representing locals in 40 years. |
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40 years ago
 That did make me chuckle, many of the places i visited in the 80s would be almost unrecognisable today.the only thing that doesn't change is the geography. |
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Before noo labour kicked off mass immigration
Bangladesh High Commission, London, United Kingdom 4d · Acting High Commissioner Dr M. Nazrul Islam met with Cllr Abdul Kadir, Lord Mayor of Portsmouth today. Cllr Kadir is the 100th Lord Mayor of Portsmouth and currently the only serving Lord Mayor of Bangladeshi origin in the UK. Their discussions covered ways to translate the Portsmouth–Sylhet Sister City relationship into tangible outcomes, business engagement with Bangladesh, including a possible trade delegation to Bangladesh, exchange of good practices in local governance and administrative efficiency, social entrepreneurship, and Portsmouth’s vibrant start-up ecosystem. |
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funny what a couple of minutes' googling throws up
Britain hoping to create more legal routes to migration from Bangladesh By Sertan Sanderson Published on : 13/08/2026 Bangladesh is among the top five countries of origin for asylum applicants in the UK, but only a small number of applications from Bangladesh ever get approved. In the fight against irregular migration, Britain is now entering talks with officials in Bangladesh to develop vocational training programs, to empower people to legally migrate instead. According to official immigration numbers presented to the British House of Commons in June, Bangladeshi nationals currently make up the fifth-largest group of people arriving in the UK to lodge asylum requests. However, only few get their asylum applications approved since Bangladesh is considered to be a safe country of origin. Last year, just over 40 percent of all applications in Britain were granted asylum without going through legal appeals. For Bangladeshi nationals, however, that rate stood at only 14 percent, according to Home Office figures. Interestingly, Bangladeshi immigrants arriving in the UK did not make the top five nationalities arriving by irregular channels such as small boat crossings from mainland Europe. |