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Perhaps Handy man would like to re-think his support for the removed post? 
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In quoting wikipedia, you are showing what a inane, brain dead and not a thinking man that you are.
but hey ho.
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In quoting wikipedia, you are showing what a inane, brain dead and not a thinking man that you are.
but hey ho.
In resorting to insults.......
Ermm, second thoughts, an insult from you is probably a compliment.
Bring 'em on, 'cos I'm off now.
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My messages are open to all, friends or otherwise.
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I totaly agree with the sentiments of JJ. Racism has been forced on us, ( not JJ's words but mine ). They have been swarming into the country uncontrolled for years with out truly effective measures to control the numbers. You can't bury your head in the sand and pretend we don't have a serious problem in this country, we do. People who run out the old and tired 'racist' and 'bigot' rants everytime this subject is mentioned should stand back and look at the bigger picture. When I say racism has been forced on us I mean that the number of mosques and temples that are being built all over the country often against local wishes , the naming of streets and roads in other languages , kids at schools where English is not the first language and in some cases not spoken at all mainly because no white kids are there , afraid to say certain things in case we "offend" someone , things incidently that we have been saying for countless generations , and even christians being told to remove crucifixes etc in order not to upset our foriegn 'friends'. FFS , this is our country and people who come to live here should accept our way of life rather than force us to adapt to theirs. And as they say , " if you don't like it , leave it! "
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If you've seen any of my recent posts you'll be aware that when I say I'm going it means that I'll be back, maybe tomorrow, maybe next week, but I'll be back.
So sling any insults my way, I'll get to see them eventually.
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Where incitement of hatred is concerned, the law of this land seems somewhat unbalanced in it's sentencing.
In recent years we've witnessed two cases that are linked to each other and boiled a lot of blood; the burning of poppies during remembrance Sunday and the burning of a Qur'an a month after the sentence handed out to the first moron.
In sentencing the idiot that burned the Qur'an, the judge said: 'This is a case of theatrical bigotry. It was pre-planned by you as you stole the book deliberately. You went out to cause maximum publicity and to cause distress.' = A 70 day jail term in the British Justice system.
In sentencing the idiot that burned the poppies the judge said: ‘Shocking and offending people is sometimes a necessary part of effective protest. Here, an obvious consequence of this process was to show disrespect for dead soldiers.
‘The two-minute chanting, when others were observing a silence, followed by a burning of the symbol of remembrance, was a calculated and deliberate insult to the dead and those who mourn or remember them. If the memory of dead soldiers is publicly insulted at a time and place where there is likely to be gathered people who have expressly attended to honour those soldiers, then the threat to public order is obvious.
‘Here it is hard to imagine that a public order disturbance was not intended.’ = A £50 fine in the British justice system.
I ain't on the side of either of these cretins and due to their actions I'm not interested one iota in the message or what ever their respective groups have to say. If they'd gone about their business with tact and intelligence I would have listened. As it is, I have nothing but disdain for them. BUT, anyone with any sense of right and wrong would see those two acts as one in the same yet the courts add fuel to the hatred in society when dishing out such unbalanced sentences.
I assume stating my belief that there was/is an imbalance makes me a racist?
In recent years we've witnessed two cases that are linked to each other and boiled a lot of blood; the burning of poppies during remembrance Sunday and the burning of a Qur'an a month after the sentence handed out to the first moron.
In sentencing the idiot that burned the Qur'an, the judge said: 'This is a case of theatrical bigotry. It was pre-planned by you as you stole the book deliberately. You went out to cause maximum publicity and to cause distress.' = A 70 day jail term in the British Justice system.
In sentencing the idiot that burned the poppies the judge said: ‘Shocking and offending people is sometimes a necessary part of effective protest. Here, an obvious consequence of this process was to show disrespect for dead soldiers.
‘The two-minute chanting, when others were observing a silence, followed by a burning of the symbol of remembrance, was a calculated and deliberate insult to the dead and those who mourn or remember them. If the memory of dead soldiers is publicly insulted at a time and place where there is likely to be gathered people who have expressly attended to honour those soldiers, then the threat to public order is obvious.
‘Here it is hard to imagine that a public order disturbance was not intended.’ = A £50 fine in the British justice system.
I ain't on the side of either of these cretins and due to their actions I'm not interested one iota in the message or what ever their respective groups have to say. If they'd gone about their business with tact and intelligence I would have listened. As it is, I have nothing but disdain for them. BUT, anyone with any sense of right and wrong would see those two acts as one in the same yet the courts add fuel to the hatred in society when dishing out such unbalanced sentences.
I assume stating my belief that there was/is an imbalance makes me a racist?
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The only true non-racists want the UK borders thrown open to all and sundry - about 7 billion people who are then free to come and live off the UK benefit system. To close the borders to one race and not another - is surely racist as it is judged on race and race alone.
I believe you are both aware of the brainwashing which has taken place in this country.
Mass immigration, initiated by the last Labour government,needed something to quell public disquiet,hence racism was used to good effect.
Labour was using social engineering, attempting to turn us into a third world country ruled by socialists.
Non racists, could also believe its about numbers, not race
Redfish, what thread are you talking about? What inspired you to start this thread? Give some details! As for supporting it, I havent fooking seen it you clown!
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