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There are no right wing papers, are you feeling ok?
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Waterford was a terrible thing for that poor family.
Off the scale but no doubt lesser acts happening daily. You see misfortunates with contorted faces in every city/town centre. Not sure there is an answer but agree it is a scourge of many communities. |
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What a load of nonsense.
It's regularly in what you would call right wing papers Malay when some green nut wants to legalise drugs or when the SNP nuts open legal consumption rooms. |
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Which papers are right wing, Shrewd? I assume the term only applies to immigration these days,
surely no newspaper is blatantly anti-immigration? They would be closed down by the card wavers. |
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The Bulldog was good
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Very sad in Deisie Pa, it’s disgusting behaviour, hopefully they culprits will be charged with book of evidence against them and never get out again if found guilty.
However there is still ones who will replace them. Drug taking and dealing is massive scourge on any society. |
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Pa obviously some on here are more interested in migrants arriving than kilos of coke and heroin arriving and hash.
Priorities. Now before some smart or very unsmart Alex says they might say, maybe drugs are being brought in by dinghy lads, I doubt that but hopefully been investigated |
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I personally think the obsession with migrants is an influence by organised crime to make it easier to import,move and sell drugs and destroy communities or take control of them with products.
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I suspect a big lefty like Malay would consider anything outside the Guardian and Independent as right wing Saddo so if he looks in them he will find plenty about drugs.
It will be the same organised crime gangs that is trafficking humans and drugs. How they must laugh when the border force,RNLI and the police send all their resources to meet the immigrants and they can just land the drugs further along the coast. |
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Some are Malay. Most are sensible enough and getting on with life but some strange mindsets around if that Inside Reform ITV programme is anything to go by.
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Classic leftie champagne socialism.
Middle class blokes that don't have to deal with the consequences of unchecked immigration or rampant drug use near them trying to tell the working class and poor whose communities have to deal with the main repercussions of these issues what their priorities should be and what they should be protesting about. |
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malay is wrong
nobody is influenced by organised crime when it comes to 'immigrants'. and they stay well clear of boaters. far too much attention its not an 'obsession' with migrants. i bet 1.01 if you had thousands landing in waterford every week you would not be delighted about it and you conflate immigration with asylum. big difference |
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I would not say I’m left wing, I’m anti racism and drugs, maybe that makes me a bad guy in you’re eyes, the cap obviously fits wear it
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If we all moved out to the sticks with no chance of being invaded ,, we could all trot out the Anti- Racist cobblers
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Are you not anti racist ? Stringvest
Yes or no ? |
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The reason there is an industry built around illegal drugs in Britain is because the legal drugs available in this country are w4nk.
If the Government legalised 1mg THC gummies they would kneecap 90% of drug dealers. |
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What does anti racist mean
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Stringiest
I’m going to ask you something. Did you go to school as a child ? Don’t be ashamed to answer, a very good friend of mine didn’t go to school and is a very clever man and successful individual, houses in England and Ireland. The reason I’m asking is you appear not to know what Anti means Racist means I will give you some free advice, there is English language classes, I think they are for foreign lads but I’m sure anybody can enrol, don’t know the costs, might be grants involved |
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Malay has finally lost his marbles. His posts on this thread are cringeworthy.
We are allowed to be concerned about drugs as well as the ridiculous illegal immigration situation ffs. Shrewd is correct about the boats with drugs landing on places like the Kent coast, it's been going on for decades. An old school friend of mine got an 18 year stretch for being the ringleader of a cocaine gang that regularly crossed the channel on high speed inflatables, they only got caught because one day an early morning dog walker saw them land at Hythe and tipped off the old bill who then apprehended them. |
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You should keep better company Dixie.
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My post about Albanians involved in drug cultivations has been deleted by Betfair.
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That’s poor behaviour from betfair never seen post myself but I’ve no doubts there are foreign gangs working with UK, Irish gangs, drugs is global evil business.
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Are we not including alcohol and nicotine under the 'drugs' banner ?
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Malay - Are you telling me i should have had the gift of clairvoyancy at the age of 16 ?
I said he was an old school friend, not one of my current/recent social circle. |
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And he calls me thick
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Good man yersel Dixie, sorry if I misinterpreted your post, just for clarification you now dislike the “old friend “ for his involvement in evil drug trade ?
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When i knew him he was one of the nicest lads around. So it came as a huge surprise to see his mugshot in the national press in relation to this crime.
When studying for GCSE's we usually sat next to each other in most subjects, one of the other guys in our set went on to be a professional drummer, toured the world and was in Status Quo for over a decade. I liken the pair to Cain and Abel, talk about different career paths ![]() The cocaine smuggler was jailed in 2009 so will doubtless be out now unless he has reoffended. I have no time for those in the drugs trade but i would like to know why he chose to get involved in such nefarious activities. I did actually bump in to him in the late 90's in a local nightclub and he still seemed the same laid back character and gave no clue of being involved in anything dodgy at that time. |
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just for clarification you now dislike the “old friend “ for his involvement in evil drug trade ?
Aren't alcohol and tobacco also 'drug trade' Malay ? |
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Alcohol is the only narcotic legalised for sale in the UK.
The number of crimes committed, both petty and very serious, under its influence is frightening. If it was invented today it'd be banned tomorrow, |