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By:
Cider
When: 09 Jun 23 15:27
Google is your friend. Hint, if lawyers are using that technique, they aren't going to admit it publicly.

Are you trying to claim that illegal boat people and illegal people in the country already don't lie to use any technique possible to try and resist deportation ?
By:
Cider
When: 09 Jun 23 15:33
It's quite weird anyway how the media appeared to be publicly declaring what religion this animal is meant to be following, within hours of his butchery. The point I'm making here is that anyone can 'join' any religion, it doesn't mean that is what they genuinely believe. My Dad got baptised, but only as my Mum wanted a church marriage, full white wedding etc. He lied his way through it until the wedding and then never saw the inside of a church again.
By:
Cider
When: 09 Jun 23 15:39
I wrote about this on here before, I have first hand experience of people reporting to me that were in this country as 'students'. They weren't students, they were tamil tigers, sharing a big house and sending all of the money they earned over expenses back home to support their side in the civil war. As it happened, they were lovely people, lovely to me anyway, hard grafters and I was not responsible for authorising or verifying their right to work.
By:
Cider
When: 09 Jun 23 15:49
Sir David Amess: MP murder suspect held under Terrorism Act

Published

17 October 2021

The man arrested by police following the killing of the MP Sir David Amess has been named as Ali Harbi Ali.

The 25-year-old is being held under the Terrorism Act and officers have until Friday to question him.

Whitehall officials confirmed the man's name to the BBC, and said he was a British man of Somali heritage.

The BBC understands Mr Ali was referred to the counter-terrorist Prevent scheme some years ago, but was never a formal subject of interest to MI5.

It also understands that his father, Harbi Ali Kullane, who was previously an adviser to Somalia's prime minister, has been visited by police who have taken his phone for analysis.


Sir David Amess murder: Ali Harbi Ali given whole-life sentence

Published

13 April 2022

IS fanatic Ali Harbi Ali has been given a whole-life sentence for murdering Sir David Amess MP.

Ali stabbed the Conservative MP for Southend West more than 20 times after tricking his way into a constituency surgery in Essex last year.
By:
Cider
When: 09 Jun 23 15:54
Of course, when this atrocity happened, all the establishment wanted to talk about, and flood the narrative with was discussing apparent online hate Crazy

In fact, I would argue, it doesn't get 10% of the coverage it deserves. The certainly weren't stating that he was a Muslim / Islamist on the day it happened. Or after, on the bbc.
By:
dambuster
When: 09 Jun 23 15:59
There is only one way to stop this happening.
and its so simple, but there's too much money involved in defending the rights of refugees in this country.
We need a massive change from the top. The silent majority will only take so much and be pushed so far before they rise
By:
Cider
When: 09 Jun 23 16:00
Ali, from Kentish Town in north London, told the court he had plans to target various MPs, including cabinet minister Michael Gove.

He told his trial he was motivated by a desire to seek revenge against MPs who had voted for airstrikes on Syria.
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 09 Jun 23 16:05
ah, so you're switching from lawyers lying to people lying to lawyers.


there's a good chap.



Anyway, as predicted by (waves arms) everyone, none of the usuals have bothered questioning the role of christianity in this but instead have gone down the route of "he was probably lying and is still a muslim" and anyway here's some more bad muslims to back up my prejudice. Never change.
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 09 Jun 23 16:06
Describing online racists as the silent majority is the best comedy since I'm Alan Partridge. Incredibly noisy minority in reality.
By:
Cider
When: 09 Jun 23 16:08
I'm not switching anything. If a lawyer tells his client it might help his case to prevent deportation if he says he's Christian, then there's a fair chance he will do that. Become a Christian, or go back to your third world existence. It's not exactly quantum physics.
By:
Foinavon
When: 09 Jun 23 16:29
Cider is quite right, becoming a Christian is a standard ploy. This part of Birmingham is attractive to Muslim immigrants as there is a large and diverse community. My wife has seen a number of them come to her church saying they want to be Christians. They are welcomed with open arms, helped with their applications and given what they need. As soon as they get their residency papers they disappear and never return to the church, not a single one.
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 09 Jun 23 16:32

Jun 9, 2023 -- 4:08PM, Cider wrote:


I'm not switching anything. If a lawyer tells his client it might help his case to prevent deportation if he says he's Christian, then there's a fair chance he will do that. Become a Christian, or go back to your third world existence. It's not exactly quantum physics.


ok, then. You're back to lawyers advising it. And you said there's plenty of evidence of it happening. Time to front up and provide some. Not resort to "you do it". I'm calling bullsh!t. Prove me wrong.

By:
Cider
When: 09 Jun 23 16:52
Foinavon has done it for you. You seem to think that what I'm claiming they are doing is illegal. It isn't, afaik. The fault in the process is that the authorities believe it, or at least refuse to accept that it isn't blatantly cynical, and not genuine. Exactly the same as the blatantly middle aged blokes pretending to be kids. Or rapists pretending to be women.
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 09 Jun 23 17:34
There's a distinction you're running away from though.


People lying to lawyers. In fairness, loads of people do it and focussing on one ethnic group is, well you know what it is. We had to baptise our daughter last year and did just what those people did. There are relatively harmless ways to game a system and you'd be thick not to. But when the stakes are higher and your choice is be honest and lose or lie to a lawyer and have a fighting chance? Well, what would you do.


Or lawyers themselves lying to and for their clients. Again, if you have the evidence of this then front up. Because, if it is lawyers doing it, then it may not be illegal but it would get them disbarred. You think they'll do that for one more immigrant when there's a hundred more queueing behind them?
By:
brentford
When: 09 Jun 23 18:27
not a loaded comment PP...but 'you had to baptise your daughter last year' ??
By:
Foinavon
When: 09 Jun 23 18:35
Porky's wife is Italian so presumably Roman Catholic. My first wife is French so I'm aware of the rigmarole in getting married and the baptism of children in that religion.
By:
brentford
When: 09 Jun 23 18:40
oh...
By:
Foinavon
When: 09 Jun 23 18:47
What I'm trying to say is that there is an expectation from family and friends that certain ceremonies are performed yet the priest will not do it unless you pay lip service to the religion. Being an atheist I had to state certain terminological inexactitudes in order that everyone be satisfied.
By:
Cider
When: 09 Jun 23 18:58
I focused on one ethnic group, by explicitly confirming that my own Dad did it Crazy

Need to get rid of that critical race theory indoctrination Pineapple, it won't be healthy for you long term.
By:
tobermory
When: 09 Jun 23 18:59

Or lawyers themselves lying to and for their clients. Again, if you have the evidence of this then front up. Because, if it is lawyers doing it, then it may not be illegal but it would get them disbarred.



Why would there be any evidence? Only way there would be is lawyers admitting doing it.

If the only way to get caught for something is to own up to it, then you just don't own up to it.
By:
brentford
When: 09 Jun 23 19:06
I had to state certain terminological inexactitudes in order that everyone be satisfied.

quite
By:
Cider
When: 09 Jun 23 19:08
The adjective is obtuse. Pineapple seems to agree that people will sign up to a certain religion to achieve some objective, when they do not actually believe in that religion. Alluding a possible fact that he did it himself. Apart from if they are clients of immigration lawyers, fighting off deportation back to their 'war torn' third world country of origin Grin
By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 09 Jun 23 19:39

Jun 9, 2023 -- 6:27PM, brentford wrote:


not a loaded comment PP...but 'you had to baptise your daughter last year' ??


Did the first one when she was a baby. Second was born in Malta, though we moved back a year later. Couldn't really arrange and get all the family together and it slipped down the list of priorities. Due to the ridiculous way our school system is run, she needs to be catholic to get into our preferred senior school, so off to church we went.

By:
PorcupineorPineapple
When: 09 Jun 23 19:43
cider misunderstands (again).


I'm sure plenty refugees will lie to get away from their hellhole. Claiming they're terrorised christians seems a good plan to me.



Applying that to everyone, including this guy with his name meaning something christian, and the evidence of him muttering about christ while stabbing kids, and trying to say "see, the others lied, so he's lying too" is the logic of the ninkompoop.
By:
brentford
When: 09 Jun 23 19:45
can certainly understand that PP...my first school was C of E on that basis...
By:
dustybin
When: 09 Jun 23 19:47
Being an atheist I had to state certain terminological inexactitudes in order that everyone be satisfied.

Why?
Just find somebody who isn’t crazy.

My mother projected her madness on everyone in the household being superstitious. As a child I couldn’t do much about it, but as an adult I could.
By:
Foinavon
When: 09 Jun 23 20:08
Have you ever been married dusty?
She wasn't crazy it was societal, the community she was brought up in. Rural France 50 years ago was and still is rather different from urban Britain today.
By:
dustybin
When: 09 Jun 23 20:23
Married?
No

You mean that legal contract that states you promise to always feel a certain way, and the moment you don’t can get punished for it?
By:
edy
When: 09 Jun 23 20:45

Jun 9, 2023 -- 6:58PM, Cider wrote:


I focused on one ethnic group, by explicitly confirming that my own Dad did it Need to get rid of that critical race theory indoctrination Pineapple, it won't be healthy for you long term.


This would be a lot less ironic if the whole critical race theory hysteria among a certain ever hysterical and led on fringe wasn't a big grooming and indoctrination job.

As the guy who started the disinformation campaign and critical race theory hysteria even freely admits.

By:
edy
When: 09 Jun 23 20:48
Or gloats even.
By:
edy
When: 09 Jun 23 20:53

Jun 9, 2023 -- 4:29PM, Foinavon wrote:


Cider is quite right, becoming a Christian is a standard ploy. This part of Birmingham is attractive to Muslim immigrants as there is a large and diverse community. My wife has seen a number of them come to her church saying they want to be Christians. They are welcomed with open arms, helped with their applications and given what they need. As soon as they get their residency papers they disappear and never return to the church, not a single one.


Doesn't this land them in eternal afterlife flames, or at least prevent them from getting all them virgins of genders, if they are actually muslims instead of...let's describe it as muslims simply by birth?

By:
edy
When: 09 Jun 23 20:54
of all available genders
By:
tobermory
When: 10 Jun 23 00:08
This would be a lot less ironic if the whole critical race theory hysteria among a certain ever hysterical and led on fringe wasn't a big grooming and indoctrination job.

As the guy who started the disinformation campaign and critical race theory hysteria even freely admits.


What are you talking about?
By:
edy
When: 10 Jun 23 06:36
Something I mentioned specifically to you at least two times in the past.

The gloating

Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️
@realchrisrufo
We have successfully frozen their brand—"critical race theory"—into the public conversation and are steadily driving up negative perceptions. We will eventually turn it toxic, as we put all of the various cultural insanities under that brand category.
8:14 PM · Mar 15, 2021

https://twitter.com/realchrisrufo/status/1371540368714428416

You can also find additional information on how it all started at e.g. Rufo's wikipedia or

https://www.newyorker.com/news/annals-of-inquiry/how-a-conservative-activist-invented-the-conflict-over-critical-race-theory

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2021/07/christopher-rufo-and-the-critical-race-theory-moral-panic.html

Had you never wondered how suddenly a bunch of people who never choose to do any research started being all hysterical about this evil term?
By:
edy
When: 10 Jun 23 06:49
It's ironically Trump who gets the entire MAGA movement (and associates) regarding their buzzwords. Though it was a dig at DeSantis and of course ironic because he does, or at least did, choose to do it himself for his own grooming efforts regarding e.g. CRT despite obviously knowing better.

https://twitter.com/atrupar/status/1664307437371809792
By:
Cider
When: 10 Jun 23 06:59
It doesn't matter what label you put on it, what terminology is used, what underlies critical race theory exists. Big time. Teaching people that there are the oppressed (non white) and oppressors (white). That the oppressors (white) are guilty by default. That the oppressed (not white) are innocent by default. That anything perceived to be bad that happens to the oppressed is due to them being not white, caused by the oppressors (whites).

So what we have here in the case that the OP is about, those who are steeped in critical race theory, after witnessing an animal hacking toddlers in a park and the identify of the offender can't be hidden, will reach for excuses as the perp is in the 'oppressed' group. Excuses for hacking toddlers in a public kids' playground are in short supply, the options are probably either 'mentally ill' or in this case 'Christian' (ie underlying white ideology).

In the linked chat, as PP is a 'believer', he cannot bring himself to admit what a blind man could see, that people can and do fake being a Christian in order to avoid deportation. This is because they are in the 'oppressed' group as he sees them. It is laughable, and tbh I don't care how or what this mindset it is labelled.
By:
edy
When: 10 Jun 23 06:59
Though as I also told you in the past, tobermory, I am convinced many of the people who appear groomed actually also know better themselves. They are not dumba and do not think "CRT CRT CRT CRT". They know it's all manufactured BS, but they play along for political and ideological reasons in their own manipulation efforts of people they consider dumb.
By:
edy
When: 10 Jun 23 07:10
Cider • June 10, 2023 6:59 AM BST
It doesn't matter what label you put on it, what terminology is used, what underlies critical race theory exists. Big time. Teaching people that there are the oppressed (non white) and oppressors (white). That the oppressors (white) are guilty by default. That the oppressed (not white) are innocent by default. That anything perceived to be bad that happens to the oppressed is due to them being not white, caused by the oppressors (whites).

So what we have here in the case that the OP is about, those who are steeped in critical race theory, after witnessing an animal hacking toddlers in a park and the identify of the offender can't be hidden, will reach for excuses as the perp is in the 'oppressed' group. Excuses for hacking toddlers in a public kids' playground are in short supply, the options are probably either 'mentally ill' or in this case 'Christian' (ie underlying white ideology).

In the linked chat, as PP is a 'believer', he cannot bring himself to admit what a blind man could see, that people can and do fake being a Christian in order to avoid deportation. This is because they are in the 'oppressed' group as he sees them. It is laughable, and tbh I don't care how or what this mindset it is labelled.


You do realise the messages are available for people to read and hence fabrications like that are kind of silly. Kind of reminds me of your recent disinformation effort in the GB News thread, though even lazier and sillier.

He literally wrote, before you came along with your disregard of terminology and your groomed with buzzword:

PorcupineorPineapple • June 9, 2023 5:34 PM BST
There's a distinction you're running away from though.


People lying to lawyers. In fairness, loads of people do it and focussing on one ethnic group is, well you know what it is. We had to baptise our daughter last year and did just what those people did. There are relatively harmless ways to game a system and you'd be thick not to. But when the stakes are higher and your choice is be honest and lose or lie to a lawyer and have a fighting chance? Well, what would you do.


Or lawyers themselves lying to and for their clients. Again, if you have the evidence of this then front up. Because, if it is lawyers doing it, then it may not be illegal but it would get them disbarred. You think they'll do that for one more immigrant when there's a hundred more queueing behind them?
By:
edy
When: 10 Jun 23 07:15
And since in your latest post you wrote he "cannot bring" instead of "could not bring" [before your buzzword usage), I guess the following quote also suits to counter your fabrications:

PorcupineorPineapple • June 9, 2023 7:43 PM BST
cider misunderstands (again).


I'm sure plenty refugees will lie to get away from their hellhole. Claiming they're terrorised christians seems a good plan to me.



Applying that to everyone, including this guy with his name meaning something christian, and the evidence of him muttering about christ while stabbing kids, and trying to say "see, the others lied, so he's lying too" is the logic of the ninkompoop.
By:
Cider
When: 10 Jun 23 07:17
Or lawyers themselves lying to and for their clients. Again, if you have the evidence of this then front up. Because, if it is lawyers doing it, then it may not be illegal but it would get them disbarred. You think they'll do that for one more immigrant when there's a hundred more queueing behind them?

yes I put him in a corner he could not get out of. his first instinct was to infer it wasn't happening, and ask me to put the 'evidence' on here Grin
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