[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Not being funny but this school is 90 per cent plus muslim , if they all sit out there will be no one in class

Which surely is why the parents concerns should be heard.

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Which surely is why the parents concerns should be heard.

So if parents wanted segregated classrooms for males and females should they get that as well? diversity and inclusion is part of the national curriculum, they are of course at liberty to take their children and home school them or put them in a muslim faith school if they wish

[Parmy]

Originally Posted by Cherie

So if parents wanted segregated classrooms for males and females should they get that as well? diversity and inclusion is part of the national curriculum, they are of course at liberty to take their children and home school them or put them in a muslim faith school if they wish

Gawd sake...all I got was 2 hours maths in the morning..some pe and English in the afternoon....it was the teacher who went the extra mile to teach us other things at the time when i went to primary school...heck he even managed to get hold of a tv camera to film us all asking questions in a political manner....the winner got to interview David steel the then leader of the lib Dems and our local mp on a tv programme down in London during our school trip....



Luckily I didn't win cause all that sounds like a rues to bum poor little Gill heard....the winner/loser.

[Matthew.]

Alf, there’s quite a difference between using the phrase “getting stabbed in the back” and saying that someone is “too ugly to rape.” You’re not that dense, you know fine that to “stab someone in the back” is a metaphorical term which means to betray someone.

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Matthew.

Alf, there’s quite a difference between using the phrase “getting stabbed in the back” and saying that someone is “too ugly to rape.” You’re not that dense, you know fine that to “stab someone in the back” is a metaphorical term which means to betray someone.

I know, if you read my posts, I say that I know she wasn't being serious. The BBC and Jess Phillips also know Carl Benjamin wasn't being serious and just used it against him to smear him, because they have the power to.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Alf

I know, if you read my posts, I say that I know she wasn't being serious. The BBC and Jess Phillips also know Carl Benjamin wasn't being serious and just used it against him to smear him, because they have the power to.

Sad you go that far to excuse scum like him

[Alf]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

Sad you go that far to excuse scum like him

I've been following him on YouTube since 2015, I know he isn't scum. I was able to come to that decision myself. My guess is you've never listened to him, and you're just happy to accept the version of him given to you by the mainstream media? You don't even have to research him yourself, they do it for you.

Do you know his ideas? and if not, why not? What's his policy on climate change, the NHS, free speech, immigration, political correctness, the economy, crime?

The rape joke saga is absolutely pathetic, the guy was running for election, the BBC had him on, they didn't ask him one question on his policies, but spent the entire interview trying to smear him for a joke, repeat, a joke.