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Jamie89 24-03-2017 03:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9260373)
"So Russia isn't the only mother you want relations with gobble gobble I'm glad to see that a wall isn't the only thing you can erect slurp slurp I do enjoy a nice white penis chomp drool"

Omfg :joker: :omgno:

DemolitionRed 24-03-2017 04:54 PM

There is an online petition involved; to posthumously award PC Keith Palmer a George Cross. What a great way to honour a brave Police Officer.

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/en-gb...0496&cid=fb_na

DemolitionRed 24-03-2017 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Liberty4eva (Post 9260316)
She's definitely getting more attention. Yesterday she was on the Michael Savage radio show who gets millions of listeners.

Farage and Hopkins are not representative of the British population. They are extremist trolls who are widely loathed here.

Alf 24-03-2017 05:03 PM

Go on Katie, tell it, like it is
Spoiler:

I've never understood that saying, but some people find a meaning in it


You go! Girlfriend

Kazanne 24-03-2017 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9260373)
"So Russia isn't the only mother you want relations with gobble gobble I'm glad to see that a wall isn't the only thing you can erect slurp slurp I do enjoy a nice white penis chomp drool"

Disgusting ,worse than anything I've heard HER say.

Brillopad 24-03-2017 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed (Post 9260648)
Farage and Hopkins are not representative of the British population. They are extremist trolls who are widely loathed here.

Brexit suggests differently.

Kizzy 24-03-2017 05:52 PM

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Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 9260280)
Saw a tweet from some left wing arsehole last night using the nationalities of the dead and injured as a means for championing how magnificently diverse the uks multiculturalism is.

Didn't May do that too in parliament?

Kizzy 24-03-2017 06:00 PM

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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed (Post 9260648)
Farage and Hopkins are not representative of the British population. They are extremist trolls who are widely loathed here.

I second that, they are walking parodies, I'm saddened that some Americans will be given the impression that their mocking, scoffing tones are testament to the British... Personally I feel we have so much more heart and depth than these two.

DemolitionRed 24-03-2017 06:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Brillopad (Post 9260702)
Brexit suggests differently.

You're kidding right? I voted for Brexit, my husband voted for Brexit and neither of us think there is a problem with immigration. If I'd voted for Brexit because I was naive enough to think immigration would be eased, I'd be looking pretty foolish ten years down the line from now.

Believe it or not, a lot of politically minded intelligent folk voted for Brexit and the grotesque rantings of Farage and Hopkins had nothing to do with it.

Kizzy 24-03-2017 06:37 PM

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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed (Post 9260734)
You're kidding right? I voted for Brexit, my husband voted for Brexit and neither of us think there is a problem with immigration. If I'd voted for Brexit because I was naive enough to think immigration would be eased, I'd be looking pretty foolish ten years down the line from now.

Believe it or not, a lot of politically minded intelligent folk voted for Brexit and the grotesque rantings of Farage and Hopkins had nothing to do with it.

I don't doubt you did for good and just reasons, although with the conservatives in charge imo that was not a wise move.
I fear they orchestrated the entire thing to rid us of regulations and rights.
It's not a popular theory, but it's mine

Brillopad 24-03-2017 06:53 PM

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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed (Post 9260734)
You're kidding right? I voted for Brexit, my husband voted for Brexit and neither of us think there is a problem with immigration. If I'd voted for Brexit because I was naive enough to think immigration would be eased, I'd be looking pretty foolish ten years down the line from now.

Believe it or not, a lot of politically minded intelligent folk voted for Brexit and the grotesque rantings of Farage and Hopkins had nothing to do with it.

Believe it or not a lot of politically-minded, intelligent folk voted for Brexit because they did see a problem with immigration, most are aware of that, and the grotesque rantings of many Muslims had everything to do with it.

I guess we will see in ten years won't we.

user104658 24-03-2017 06:55 PM

I would think (hope) that even most of those who did vote because of immigration wouldn't agree with the trash that comes out of Hopkins' beak. You don't have to support her just because she's on "team brexit", you know.

Tozzie 24-03-2017 08:26 PM

I can't stand Katie Hopkins, however, this is the one occasion where I actually agree with what she said. She has said what many people are thinking but are too afraid to for fear of offending

Rob! 24-03-2017 08:29 PM

A lot = 2
Influential = Nigel Farage and Katie Hopkins.


K.

MB. 24-03-2017 08:30 PM

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Originally Posted by Rob! (Post 9260861)
A lot = 2

That's Trump's education system for ya

Marsh. 24-03-2017 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Tozzie (Post 9260859)
I can't stand Katie Hopkins, however, this is the one occasion where I actually agree with what she said. She has said what many people are thinking but are too afraid to for fear of offending

What exactly did she say that was true?

MB. 24-03-2017 08:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Tozzie (Post 9260859)
She has said what many people are thinking

She said that she was a massive arsewipe? Props to her!

DemolitionRed 24-03-2017 08:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 9260739)
I don't doubt you did for good and just reasons, although with the conservatives in charge imo that was not a wise move.
I fear they orchestrated the entire thing to rid us of regulations and rights.
It's not a popular theory, but it's mine

I see the EU as the core of neoliberal politics and because Britain is the essence of what the EU was founded on, for too long it hasn't had to answer for its own poor politics. Nobody was questioning 'austerity' and as you and I both know Kizzy, 'austerity is a big con. Without the EU, we can at last hold the Tory government to account. Already the Lords are taking more notice of public opinion and May is, at least so far, treading very carefully.

Cameron was the leading force behind the transatlantic trade deals and without him behind that driving wheel, those deals quickly fell under a bus.

As for immigrants, what scapegoaters fail to consider is the £billions brought into this economy from immigration alone... without immigrants, we would become both insular and poorer. What people don't get is, if we want to
reduce migrant labour, we need to also reduce our need for migrant labour. But anyway, the only immigrants affected by Brexit are those who are members of the European Union. It makes not a scrap of difference to the Africans, Orientals, Arabs or Middle Easterns...for them it will be a visa application as usual. Having worked with immigrants from people outside of the EU, I have a full understanding of the tough process these immigrants have to go through if they want to live and work in the UK. That won't change. We have never had open borders for anyone outside the EU and its doubtful we ever will.

Brillopad 24-03-2017 08:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Rob! (Post 9260861)
A lot = 2
Influential = Nigel Farage and Katie Hopkins.


K.

Some seem very rattled by 2 people.

Kizzy 24-03-2017 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed (Post 9260874)
I see the EU as the core of neoliberal politics and because Britain is the essence of what the EU was founded on, for too long it hasn't had to answer for its own poor politics. Nobody was questioning 'austerity' and as you and I both know Kizzy, 'austerity is a big con. Without the EU, we can at last hold the Tory government to account. Already the Lords are taking more notice of public opinion and May is, at least so far, treading very carefully.

Cameron was the leading force behind the transatlantic trade deals and without him behind that driving wheel, those deals quickly fell under a bus.

As for immigrants, what scapegoaters fail to consider is the £billions brought into this economy from immigration alone... without immigrants, we would become both insular and poorer. What people don't get is, if we want to
reduce migrant labour, we need to also reduce our need for migrant labour. But anyway, the only immigrants affected by Brexit are those who are members of the European Union. It makes not a scrap of difference to the Africans, Orientals, Arabs or Middle Easterns...for them it will be a visa application as usual. Having worked with immigrants from people outside of the EU, I have a full understanding of the tough process these immigrants have to go through if they want to live and work in the UK. That won't change. We have never had open borders for anyone outside the EU and its doubtful we ever will.

Oh there's no doubt austerity is a myth, I'm confused as to why if cameron wanted TTIP he advocated remain?
Thing is too if we leave the EU with no deal and have to take a seat in the WTO is that not signing up for TTIP with not only the EU but the world?...

We had issue with the free movement attatched to the EU, what if we are forced to trade with free movement from other countries? Ones we don't share religions, cultures, customs or basic human rights with?

I really don't think there has been enough forward thinking.

Withano 24-03-2017 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Brillopad (Post 9260757)
Believe it or not a lot of politically-minded, intelligent folk voted for Brexit because they did see a problem with immigration, most are aware of that, and the grotesque rantings of many Muslims had everything to do with it.

I guess we will see in ten years won't we.

source?

DemolitionRed 25-03-2017 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 9260903)
Oh there's no doubt austerity is a myth, I'm confused as to why if cameron wanted TTIP he advocated remain?

Europe or should I say, European governments were as much for this trade deal as Cameron. It was only France who was still against carving up the free market but this proposed deal was quickly gaining prominence within our EU neoliberal theocracy…. This was an EU-US trade deal and regardless of public apposition, past experience proves there was nothing we could do about what the EU were scheming under the cover of darkness.
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Thing is too if we leave the EU with no deal and have to take a seat in the WTO is that not signing up for TTIP with not only the EU but the world?...
New and complex deals have to be made and adjusted to suit everyone but we don't want TTIP or its ugly sister, the CETA Treaty. These deals were the lubricant needed to finalize the selling off British assets like the NHS. People claim, if it wasn't for Trump we would of gone ahead regardless but a stand alone Britain would have had enormous difficulty securing itself in such massive trade deal because of its size and complexities.

For too long, our governments have been selling off anything that isn't nailed down.

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We had issue with the free movement attatched to the EU, what if we are forced to trade with free movement from other countries? Ones we don't share religions, cultures, customs or basic human rights with?

I really don't think there has been enough forward thinking.
I think a lot of people are confused re-free movement. Europeans have always brought vast wealth into Britain and its not the Europeans who's traditions and way of life don't work in harmony with ours... (according to some). I like free movement within our European borders but then I've used those open borders to my own advantage too. I have though, had my identity/visa and right of travel heavily scrutinized when visiting lands outside the EU; just as those outside the EU have when visiting Britain

Sorry, I'm wandering away from your question. I don't believe free movement for trade deals outside of Europe will happen anytime soon. I would hate to think Americans could just walk in on an ID card!! We heavily rely on immigration, we always will and so regardless of what people believe, little will change on that score.

Cherie 25-03-2017 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 9260739)
I don't doubt you did for good and just reasons, although with the conservatives in charge imo that was not a wise move.
I fear they orchestrated the entire thing to rid us of regulations and rights.
It's not a popular theory, but it's mine

Unlikely, if Boris had hopped aboard the remain bus the UK wouldn't be brexiting, the Torys were as astounded as anyone by the result, at any rate the Torys won't be in power for ever so regulations and rights removed can be reinstated by the next government if they do remove any, that's if we do ever see a credible shadow party to challenge the Torys at the next election :idc:

Kizzy 25-03-2017 07:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 9261362)
Unlikely, if Boris had hopped aboard the remain bus the UK wouldn't be brexiting, the Torys were as astounded as anyone by the result, at any rate the Torys won't be in power for ever so regulations and rights removed can be reinstated by the next government if they do remove any, that's if we do ever see a credible shadow party to challenge the Torys at the next election :idc:

You'll have to hope for a splinter group, they would no doubt have your full support?

Cherie 25-03-2017 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 9261987)
You'll have to hope for a splinter group, they would no doubt have your full support?

:joker: anything would be better than your lot at the moment

Tozzie 26-03-2017 12:26 PM

Enoch Powell was a very wise man, I wish the people had listened to him. I've said it before and I'll say it again Multiculturalism was and is never going to work, sad but true. Maybe off topic a bit but at one time the Spanish welcomed the Brits who went to live in their country but now the young people of Spain are resenting the Brits being there. I lived in Spain for 2 years and saw how the Brits had their own large communities, few chose to live among the Spanish. If we all lived in our own countries there wouldn't be half as much fighting and hatred that goes on but of course we all know people move to different countries to try better their lives and some people are fleeing their own countries to get away from danger. What is the answer? I have no idea. I wish we could all live side by side in peace as people but religious beliefs gets in the way of peace. Quite ridiculous really considering God is supposed to be about peace.

Tozzie 26-03-2017 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Marsh. (Post 9260868)
What exactly did she say that was true?

The truth, if you listen to her but some people with closed minds and ears will choose not to hear what she is saying

user104658 26-03-2017 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Tozzie (Post 9262397)
The truth, if you listen to her but some people with closed minds and ears will choose not to hear what she is saying

It's difficult to understand what she's saying because she says all of it with such a massive sneer, that it just comes out as a hideous drone.

DemolitionRed 26-03-2017 03:23 PM

Why would anyone want to listen to Hopkins. I'm all for uncensored speech but when all she has to offer is racism, there's no point taking any notice of her. This vile woman has made her fortune, for at least a good nine years, trolling newspaper columns with unbridled bigotry and we are supposed to take notice of what she has to say?!?

Tom4784 26-03-2017 03:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Tozzie (Post 9262397)
The truth, if you listen to her but some people with closed minds and ears will choose not to hear what she is saying

She says anything that will get her noticed, bigoted people like her because she makes them feel validated and the controversy from the hate she generates from everyone else guarantees she'll remain in the spotlight and making money while she's at it.

She doesn't speak truth, she tells you what you want to hear and anything that can get her attention.

Niamh. 26-03-2017 03:44 PM

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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed (Post 9262574)
Why would anyone want to listen to Hopkins. I'm all for uncensored speech but when all she has to offer is racism, there's no point taking any notice of her. This vile woman has made her fortune, for at least a good nine years, trolling newspaper columns with unbridled bigotry and we are supposed to take notice of what she has to say?!?

Because racism seems to be back in fashion lately

Marsh. 26-03-2017 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Tozzie (Post 9262397)
The truth, if you listen to her but some people with closed minds and ears will choose not to hear what she is saying

Why have you ignored my question?
I asked what did she say that was true?

Kazanne 26-03-2017 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Marsh. (Post 9262596)
Why have you ignored my question?
I asked what did she say that was true?

Well don't mean to butt in here,but she did say people pretend they are not scared,but in truth they are,that IS the truth,whether it is justified or not,I fear for my kids in the future and wonder what they will have to live through,say if Sharia law ever got hold,how would my daughter fare ? people may say it will never happen,but how many times has that been said only to leave us with egg on our face,I am all for multi culturism,but I am against people coming here and trying to force their way of living on us ,and take away ours,I don't care what colour they are,but some peoples cultures are far from how I want to live and want my kids to live,so yes she is right,people can stand up and say we will never be beaten and we are not scared,get behind closed doors a lot of people are both.:wavey: Hope you are well Marsh

Brillopad 26-03-2017 04:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Marsh. (Post 9262596)
Why have you ignored my question?
I asked what did she say that was true?

Amongst other things I believe she said that instead of escaping their issues by coming to the West they simply bring their problems and religious hatreds for each other here creating ghettos and tensions on British streets.

That is true, we see it on our streets. What the hell is the point of them coming here if they are going to bring all that c**p with them. We don't want or need it here.

DemolitionRed 26-03-2017 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 9262593)
Because racism seems to be back in fashion lately

And its starting to feel, at least on here, like its taking over.

user104658 26-03-2017 04:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 9262602)
Well don't mean to butt in here,but she did say people pretend they are not scared,but in truth they are,that IS the truth,whether it is justified or not,I fear for my kids in the future and wonder what they will have to live through,say if Sharia law ever got hold,how would my daughter fare ? people may say it will never happen,but how many times has that been said only to leave us with egg on our face,I am all for multi culturism,but I am against people coming here and trying to force their way of living on us ,and take away ours,I don't care what colour they are,but some peoples cultures are far from how I want to live and want my kids to live,so yes she is right,people can stand up and say we will never be beaten and we are not scared,get behind closed doors a lot of people are both.:wavey: Hope you are well Marsh

How do you get through the day if one of your worries for your kids is that they might have to live with sharia law?? There are hundreds, probably thousands, of far more realistic worries for things they might face in the future :umm2:. Why pile more (honestly) totally unrealistic things on top?

Tozzie 26-03-2017 05:21 PM

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Originally Posted by MB. (Post 9260869)
She said that she was a massive arsewipe? Props to her!

are you stalking me? :laugh:

Tozzie 26-03-2017 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 9262665)
How do you get through the day if one of your worries for your kids is that they might have to live with sharia law?? There are hundreds, probably thousands, of far more realistic worries for things they might face in the future :umm2:. Why pile more (honestly) totally unrealistic things on top?

It's not unrealistic, Sharia law is alive and well in Britain already. Yes there are many other worries to worry about but some don't want the added worry of Sharia Law. You may, some don't

Cherie 26-03-2017 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Niamh. (Post 9262593)
Because racism seems to be back in fashion lately


What does it feel like in Ireland now?


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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed (Post 9262636)
And its starting to feel, at least on here, like its taking over.

I see a range of views :shrug:

DemolitionRed 26-03-2017 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Tozzie (Post 9262740)
It's not unrealistic, Sharia law is alive and well in Britain already. Yes there are many other worries to worry about but some don't want the added worry of Sharia Law. You may, some don't

And why shouldn't it be? All Sharia Law can deal with in Britain is civil disputes and business. Sharia courts can't drag anyone in off the streets and can only be used if all parties agree.

Jewish courts (Beth Din) are the same and are in daily use in Britain, and have been for centuries.


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