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PostPosted: Fri Jan 24, 2025 5:23 pm 
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For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead


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Farage owns Starmer..fact!! :laugh:..He's crumbling by week and so is the economy..i blame Angela's calculator..Farage will slowly grind him into the ground this year.


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For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead

Yeah cos Farage is one of the lads. :roll:


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MutleyRules wrote:
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For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead

Yeah cos Farage is one of the lads. :roll:


I agree and that's why I am not over excited about him either. :wink:


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Leggie43 wrote:
For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead



Nigel will build the party up and leave when the time is right..before an election or after who knows..It's clear by the coverage he's getting that everybody fears him. :wink:


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 Post subject: Re: Reform ahead
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MutleyRules wrote:
Leggie43 wrote:
For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead

Yeah cos Farage is one of the lads. :roll:


If only his dad was a tool maker, eh?


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Leggie43 wrote:
For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead

Yeah cos Farage is one of the lads. :roll:


If only his dad was a tool maker, eh?

He produced a belter there didn’t he… :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:

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Leggie43 wrote:
For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead


Could you outline in detail how many things Reform would do for people more than the other two ? Maybe Tice can bring some goodies from Dubai now he is splitting his time between there and the U.K. to visit his partner Isabel Oakshott.


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 Post subject: Re: Reform ahead
PostPosted: Sat Jan 25, 2025 7:04 am 
Ozzy Saltburn wrote:
MutleyRules wrote:
Leggie43 wrote:
For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead

Yeah cos Farage is one of the lads. :roll:


If only his dad was a tool maker, eh?

Or just a Tool like you Oddie. :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:


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Leggie43 wrote:
For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead


We need this huge pay rise in 29.
Tax thresholds up to 20k to claw back what Starmers burgling from us now.

But in 28 fully expecting Labour gambling on uping it up to 18k

But by then these immigrants will be uping there murderous exploits on the English.
So it's a walkover for our SuperNige.
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 Post subject: Re: Reform ahead
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The question about Reform policy is really important. Apart from.immigration, one policy is to reduce public spending by 120 billion. How will that be done? what does that mean for society. Kev , you !must know?


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 Post subject: Re: Reform ahead
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On the whole I’m totally unimpressed by the robotic Starmer. I know some people are convinced Reform is universally popular and a shoe in at the next election.
Here is a few facts as we all like cold hard facts.
There was 5 Council elections on Thursday Reform won 0
They’ve won 7 of the 184 by elections since the General Election.
They hold 53 of the 20,000 council seats in the uk.
Will Reform win the General Election when it comes round who knows, Labour promised loads and talked a good game but so far delivered very little like all parties.


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 Post subject: Re: Reform ahead
PostPosted: Sat Jan 25, 2025 9:52 am 
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Leggie43 wrote:
For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead


I doubt Farage would do more for the people than the other two, but the difference is, like Trump he is saying he will, and that is a vote winner in countries where more and more people are being taken into poverty or are seeing a serious decline in their living standards, plus all the other things like homelessness, shops and pubs closing, litter, filth etc etc. That's what the current disgusting Labour Party don't get.

I think if there was an election tomorrow Reform might well win it, it would be what the people of the UK deserve. Personally I would only vote for a party that were committed to tax the rich more, hence I voted Green last time around.

Reform though are only a one issue party, and that issue is immigration. Whilst I agree immigration should be controlled, and there are far too many illegal and legal immigrants in the UK already, the problems people face today were here long before immigration got out of control and will be still be here even we sent 5 million back overnight. Even if Reform got to grips with immigration, its their other policies that make it a risk not worth taking, their hatred of the civil service, trade unions and wanting to come out of the ECHR etc. At the end of the day, they are fronted by people from business backgrounds, and its people from business backgrounds who are responsible for a lot of the problems ordinary people face today, profit before everything else, without any disregard for people and communities and their way of life.

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 Post subject: Re: Reform ahead
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There is no money in the coffers so who ever is in power will have to make some unpopular decisions. With the introduction of AI the U.K. will suffer even more than most countries as we are a Service Industry country, a lot of the current jobs could be replaced by AI and if employers see it as a way of saving money jobs will go. We manufacture very little, other countries will cope with AI as they have manufacturing industries as a back up.


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 Post subject: Re: Reform ahead
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horden wrote:
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For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead


I doubt Farage would do more for the people than the other two, but the difference is, like Trump he is saying he will, and that is a vote winner in countries where more and more people are being taken into poverty or are seeing a serious decline in their living standards, plus all the other things like homelessness, shops and pubs closing, litter, filth etc etc. That's what the current disgusting Labour Party don't get.

I think if there was an election tomorrow Reform might well win it, it would be what the people of the UK deserve. Personally I would only vote for a party that were committed to tax the rich more, hence I voted Green last time around.

Reform though are only a one issue party, and that issue is immigration. Whilst I agree immigration should be controlled, and there are far too many illegal and legal immigrants in the UK already, the problems people face today were here long before immigration got out of control and will be still be here even we sent 5 million back overnight. Even if Reform got to grips with immigration, its their other policies that make it a risk not worth taking, their hatred of the civil service, trade unions and wanting to come out of the ECHR etc. At the end of the day, they are fronted by people from business backgrounds, and its people from business backgrounds who are responsible for a lot of the problems ordinary people face today, profit before everything else, without any disregard for people and communities and their way of life.

Their problem is that they will split the vote with the stumbling Tory’s so unless they come to some sort of agreement I have my doubts about them achieving their goal.
Lib Dem’s are a middle class cult.
Labour aren’t Labour, Corbyn’s big mistake was having Starmer as his deputy, an ambitious deputy is not necessarily an asset.

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 Post subject: Re: Reform ahead
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I was talking to a Durham Independent yesterday who to!d me that conservative councillors are defecting to Reform. In this day and age it !makes sense to be Independent. Beyond immigration Reform have no convincing policies yet.


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Do some research on Reform and you might change your mind. Start with companies house.

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I was talking to a Durham Independent yesterday who to!d me that conservative councillors are defecting to Reform. In this day and age it !makes sense to be Independent. Beyond immigration Reform have no convincing policies yet.

At local level all Councillors should be independents and live in the ward.
As for MP’s where does their first loyalty lay…Party first, constituency second…pity we couldn’t do away with Party’s and just have an elected delegate to go to Westminster.

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 Post subject: Re: Reform ahead
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Jamie1952 wrote:
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For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead


Could you outline in detail how many things Reform would do for people more than the other two ? Maybe Tice can bring some goodies from Dubai now he is splitting his time between there and the U.K. to visit his partner Isabel Oakshott.


Dont claim to be an expert and do not for one minute believe that Reform have all the answers to this country's problems but dealing with immigration robustly would be a start. So get us out of the ECHR which would then enable us to be far tougher on the huge number of illegals living here already and those arriving in boats. It would enable us to deport far more of them and help prevent them getting here in the first place. The illegals would grasp the idea that Britain was no longer the soft touch of Europe and far fewer would arrive. Legal immigration would be reduced but those who were economically useful would be welcome. This would then save the tax payer a lot of money spent on looking after the bogus asylum seekers and illegal immigrants and would relieve the strain on our public services. A second key measure would be to wind back all the shite DEI initiatives which are crippling our public services: so get rid of "diversity officers" and give people jobs purely on the basis of relevant qualifications and experience as opposed to skin, colour, gender or sexuality. As I say, I am no expert but it seems to me that would be a vast improvement on our current situation.


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Story today of lots of these illegal immigrants leaving their hotels and frequently hanging around local primary schools. Apparently it's just a cultural thing!
F*cking terrifying thing I'd say, some of these will be from countries where marriage and effectively rape of minors is a part of their culture. Should be warned and dispersed then locked up if they persist. Or is this just enrichment of our culture through integration and diversification?


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Jamie1952 wrote:
Leggie43 wrote:
For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead


Could you outline in detail how many things Reform would do for people more than the other two ? Maybe Tice can bring some goodies from Dubai now he is splitting his time between there and the U.K. to visit his partner Isabel Oakshott.



Green slimey Kermit strikes again. :character-kermit:


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Story today of lots of these illegal immigrants leaving their hotels and frequently hanging around local primary schools. Apparently it's just a cultural thing!
F*cking terrifying thing I'd say, some of these will be from countries where marriage and effectively rape of minors is a part of their culture. Should be warned and dispersed then locked up if they persist. Or is this just enrichment of our culture through integration and diversification?


You cant go around locking these people up. That would be Islamophobic and anyway the prisons are full. A few molested children is a small price to pay for culural enrichment and an endless supply of engineers and architects.


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Jamie1952 wrote:
Leggie43 wrote:
For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead


Could you outline in detail how many things Reform would do for people more than the other two ? Maybe Tice can bring some goodies from Dubai now he is splitting his time between there and the U.K. to visit his partner Isabel Oakshott.


Dont claim to be an expert and do not for one minute believe that Reform have all the answers to this country's problems but dealing with immigration robustly would be a start. So get us out of the ECHR which would then enable us to be far tougher on the huge number of illegals living here already and those arriving in boats. It would enable us to deport far more of them and help prevent them getting here in the first place. The illegals would grasp the idea that Britain was no longer the soft touch of Europe and far fewer would arrive. Legal immigration would be reduced but those who were economically useful would be welcome. This would then save the tax payer a lot of money spent on looking after the bogus asylum seekers and illegal immigrants and would relieve the strain on our public services. A second key measure would be to wind back all the shite DEI initiatives which are crippling our public services: so get rid of "diversity officers" and give people jobs purely on the basis of relevant qualifications and experience as opposed to skin, colour, gender or sexuality. As I say, I am no expert but it seems to me that would be a vast improvement on our current situation.


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Leggie43 wrote:
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Leggie43 wrote:
For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead


Could you outline in detail how many things Reform would do for people more than the other two ? Maybe Tice can bring some goodies from Dubai now he is splitting his time between there and the U.K. to visit his partner Isabel Oakshott.




Green slimey Kermit strikes again. :character-kermit:


You make fleeting statements Leggie back them up with facts, I am only looking for answers, can you convince me or others why we should vote Reform Leggie, obviously you don’t have so you turn to being abusive as usual.


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Jamie1952 wrote:
Leggie43 wrote:
Jamie1952 wrote:
Leggie43 wrote:
For the 1st time a new poll puts Reform ahead of both Labour and Consevatives. The poll by " find out now " asked the question if a general election was called tomorrow who would win. The results are 26% Reform 23% Tories & 22% Labour. It's only one poll but what does this tell us sctatchinghead I personally don't trust any British political party or leader before anyone says I am a Farage supporter. However if I had to vote tomorrow between these three leaders I would have to put Farage because he would do more for the people than the other two. Is he ideal absolutely not and I can think of much better prospects to lead Reform. Just interested to hear what others think. sctatchinghead




Could you outline in detail how many things Reform would do for people more than the other two ? Maybe Tice can bring some goodies from Dubai now he is splitting his time between there and the U.K. to visit his partner Isabel Oakshott.




Green slimey Kermit strikes again. :character-kermit:


You make fleeting statements Leggie back them up with facts, I am only looking for answers, can you convince me or others why we should vote Reform Leggie, obviously you don’t have so you turn to being abusive as usual.



Where did I say anyone should vote for Reform or any other party or leader. You can foook right off Kermit. :character-kermit:


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I was talking to a Durham Independent yesterday who to!d me that conservative councillors are defecting to Reform. In this day and age it !makes sense to be Independent. Beyond immigration Reform have no convincing policies yet.

At local level all Councillors should be independents and live in the ward.
As for MP’s where does their first loyalty lay…Party first, constituency second…pity we couldn’t do away with Party’s and just have an elected delegate to go to Westminster.

Completely agree with that Snowy.


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Story today of lots of these illegal immigrants leaving their hotels and frequently hanging around local primary schools. Apparently it's just a cultural thing!
F*cking terrifying thing I'd say, some of these will be from countries where marriage and effectively rape of minors is a part of their culture. Should be warned and dispersed then locked up if they persist. Or is this just enrichment of our culture through integration and diversification?


You cant go around locking these people up. That would be Islamophobic and anyway the prisons are full. A few molested children is a small price to pay for culural enrichment and an endless supply of engineers and architects.

Fucking hell Oddie...that's low even for you...sick fucker!!! rakxe


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PostPosted: Sat Jan 25, 2025 4:43 pm 
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Story today of lots of these illegal immigrants leaving their hotels and frequently hanging around local primary schools. Apparently it's just a cultural thing!
F*cking terrifying thing I'd say, some of these will be from countries where marriage and effectively rape of minors is a part of their culture. Should be warned and dispersed then locked up if they persist. Or is this just enrichment of our culture through integration and diversification?

I'd be interested in reading that because if it's true it's absolutely shocking. Have you got a link??
Surely if groups of men are hanging about Primary Schools gates the School have a duty to call the Police and surely the Police would take action.


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MutleyRules wrote:
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Story today of lots of these illegal immigrants leaving their hotels and frequently hanging around local primary schools. Apparently it's just a cultural thing!
F*cking terrifying thing I'd say, some of these will be from countries where marriage and effectively rape of minors is a part of their culture. Should be warned and dispersed then locked up if they persist. Or is this just enrichment of our culture through integration and diversification?


You cant go around locking these people up. That would be Islamophobic and anyway the prisons are full. A few molested children is a small price to pay for culural enrichment and an endless supply of engineers and architects.

Fucking hell Oddie...that's low even for you...sick fucker!!! rakxe


Do you get a special allowance for being an utter twat? I realize you cant help yourself and I do sympathize but it must be hard for you to hold down a job and lead a normal life.


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PTID wrote:
Story today of lots of these illegal immigrants leaving their hotels and frequently hanging around local primary schools. Apparently it's just a cultural thing!
F*cking terrifying thing I'd say, some of these will be from countries where marriage and effectively rape of minors is a part of their culture. Should be warned and dispersed then locked up if they persist. Or is this just enrichment of our culture through integration and diversification?


This sounds exactly like the usual made up shite that dullards swallow without even thinking about where it's come from. It could be true but it stinks to high heaven of utter bollocks. Always ALWAYS fact check (and I don't mean it's on the internet so it must be true) this stuff. Over to you PTID.


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Here you go. There are a number of news stories in this link but the one you might be interested in, is the one with the headline about asylum seekers "loitering" outside a primary school.

http://www.nationalworld.com/news/uk


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Here you go. There are a number of news stories in this link but the one you might be interested in, is the one with the headline about asylum seekers "loitering" outside a primary school.

http://www.nationalworld.com/news/uk


So yeah. PTID hyped it a bit to suit his agenda. I would want this stamped out immediately. It doesn't convince me to stop offering assylum to the genuine though.


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Didn't hype anything up, said basically what the article said then gave my opinion. No agenda. Just my thoughts and the fact that many of these illegal immigrants come from countries where marriage to children is legal is just that fact, and makes their actions sinister.
I don't have a problem with genuine asylum seekers but most of these f*ckers are economic illegal immigrants. Huge difference.


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Here you go. There are a number of news stories in this link but the one you might be interested in, is the one with the headline about asylum seekers "loitering" outside a primary school.

http://www.nationalworld.com/news/uk


So yeah. PTID hyped it a bit to suit his agenda. I would want this stamped out immediately. It doesn't convince me to stop offering assylum to the genuine though.

Any men regardless of race or religion even just hanging about outside a girls school should be arrested.
What the police meant by calling it a ‘cultural’ problem is pathetic and dodging the obvious……which shows to what a low level their leadership has sunk.

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PTID wrote:
Story today of lots of these illegal immigrants leaving their hotels and frequently hanging around local primary schools. Apparently it's just a cultural thing!
F*cking terrifying thing I'd say, some of these will be from countries where marriage and effectively rape of minors is a part of their culture. Should be warned and dispersed then locked up if they persist. Or is this just enrichment of our culture through integration and diversification?


Read the article. It wasn't 'lots', you put that word in yourself. It wasn't schools plural, it was school singular, again your own addition. The whole cultural thing is hyped too. The police found nowt wrong, the reports were third party from social media. You hyped it. Dangerous stuff hyping. Ask that Tommy Robinson guy.

Howevee, I've got kids at primary school. Of course you're vigilant and take things seriously and reject excuses of culture. But I'm not grabbing me pitch fork and burning torch because of hype.


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It was enough for the police to take it seriously though wasn't it, it was enough for the press to publish it wasn't it? Keep burying your head in the sand as our heritage and culture is wiped out in the name if diversification and inclusion when what is happening is slow but sure colonisation.


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https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wale ... n-30804157


Back on the streets after a few months?? sctatchinghead


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Btw, these reports are of asylum seekers hanging about primary school gates and among the kids!! Are you not alarmed, is it acceptable? I can't even video my grandkids nativity play in a controlled and vetted space ffs.
Parents have taken their kids out of school due to this, I'd this acceptable? No doubt the parents will get fined for unauthorised absense in our woke and welcoming new world.
Donald's got it spot on says he'll remove them the day before inauguration, starts flights the day after.
If they want asylum, go through lawful channels so that we can check who you are, your background and why you want to be here. I'm not aware of any of our closest neighbouring countries being one of persecution or threat to people living there.


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It's about time we had reform in football: heavy points deductions for 0-0 draws, scrapping red cards, goals that go in off the crossbar to count double would be good for starters.

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I was talking to a Durham Independent yesterday who to!d me that conservative councillors are defecting to Reform. In this day and age it !makes sense to be Independent. Beyond immigration Reform have no convincing policies yet.

At local level all Councillors should be independents and live in the ward.
As for MP’s where does their first loyalty lay…Party first, constituency second…pity we couldn’t do away with Party’s and just have an elected delegate to go to Westminster.

Completely agree with that Snowy.

and me. the few i do and did know all spout their party line and its only the independants who you can get an answer from and are prepared to work for the job they were elected for. serving the local community who voted for them.


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It was enough for the police to take it seriously though wasn't it, it was enough for the press to publish it wasn't it? Keep burying your head in the sand as our heritage and culture is wiped out in the name if diversification and inclusion when what is happening is slow but sure colonisation.

any culture is welcome in this country as long as its not a british one.


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Story today of lots of these illegal immigrants leaving their hotels and frequently hanging around local primary schools. Apparently it's just a cultural thing!
F*cking terrifying thing I'd say, some of these will be from countries where marriage and effectively rape of minors is a part of their culture. Should be warned and dispersed then locked up if they persist. Or is this just enrichment of our culture through integration and diversification?


Read the article. It wasn't 'lots', you put that word in yourself. It wasn't schools plural, it was school singular, again your own addition. The whole cultural thing is hyped too. The police found nowt wrong, the reports were third party from social media. You hyped it. Dangerous stuff hyping. Ask that Tommy Robinson guy.

Howevee, I've got kids at primary school. Of course you're vigilant and take things seriously and reject excuses of culture. But I'm not grabbing me pitch fork and burning torch because of hype.

One school or ten schools is an irrelevant point…..a bit like saying it’s ok it was only one air crash not ten.

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Snowy wrote:
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Ozzy Saltburn wrote:
Here you go. There are a number of news stories in this link but the one you might be interested in, is the one with the headline about asylum seekers "loitering" outside a primary school.

http://www.nationalworld.com/news/uk


So yeah. PTID hyped it a bit to suit his agenda. I would want this stamped out immediately. It doesn't convince me to stop offering assylum to the genuine though.

Any men regardless of race or religion even just hanging about outside a girls school should be arrested.
What the police meant by calling it a ‘cultural’ problem is pathetic and dodging the obvious……which shows to what a low level their leadership has sunk.

the fact is in the past when our own dirty old men have been seen hanging around watching lasses play sport at schools the police have been informed and arrive quickly to ask questions. its so bad that if i pass a school and its playtime or a sports event going on i look the other way like many other white lads also do.


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Snowy wrote:
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Story today of lots of these illegal immigrants leaving their hotels and frequently hanging around local primary schools. Apparently it's just a cultural thing!
F*cking terrifying thing I'd say, some of these will be from countries where marriage and effectively rape of minors is a part of their culture. Should be warned and dispersed then locked up if they persist. Or is this just enrichment of our culture through integration and diversification?


Read the article. It wasn't 'lots', you put that word in yourself. It wasn't schools plural, it was school singular, again your own addition. The whole cultural thing is hyped too. The police found nowt wrong, the reports were third party from social media. You hyped it. Dangerous stuff hyping. Ask that Tommy Robinson guy.

Howevee, I've got kids at primary school. Of course you're vigilant and take things seriously and reject excuses of culture. But I'm not grabbing me pitch fork and burning torch because of hype.

One school or ten schools is an irrelevant point…..a bit like saying it’s ok it was only one air crash not ten.

they go OTT on any other subject of our life like if one person out of thousands his killed crossing a road in a year that road is deemed dangerous and money is no object to make sure that will not happen again.


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The truth is irrelevant? Wow.


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Story today of lots of these illegal immigrants leaving their hotels and frequently hanging around local primary schools. Apparently it's just a cultural thing!
F*cking terrifying thing I'd say, some of these will be from countries where marriage and effectively rape of minors is a part of their culture. Should be warned and dispersed then locked up if they persist. Or is this just enrichment of our culture through integration and diversification?


You cant go around locking these people up. That would be Islamophobic and anyway the prisons are full. A few molested children is a small price to pay for culural enrichment and an endless supply of engineers and architects.

Fucking hell Oddie...that's low even for you...sick fucker!!! rakxe


Do you get a special allowance for being an utter twat? I realize you cant help yourself and I do sympathize but it must be hard for you to hold down a job and lead a normal life.

Thanks for your sympathy Oddie...it's much appreciated. :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling: :laughing-rolling:
But you are still a sick fucker!! rakxe


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PostPosted: Sun Jan 26, 2025 11:09 am 
Ozzy Saltburn wrote:
Here you go. There are a number of news stories in this link but the one you might be interested in, is the one with the headline about asylum seekers "loitering" outside a primary school.

http://www.nationalworld.com/news/uk

I read the article Oddie and is nothing like what PTID said. PTID exaggerated everything...I hope he didn't post it on Facebook. :roll:


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accrington fan wrote:
Snowy wrote:
Pooly_Imp wrote:
Ozzy Saltburn wrote:
Here you go. There are a number of news stories in this link but the one you might be interested in, is the one with the headline about asylum seekers "loitering" outside a primary school.

http://www.nationalworld.com/news/uk


So yeah. PTID hyped it a bit to suit his agenda. I would want this stamped out immediately. It doesn't convince me to stop offering assylum to the genuine though.

Any men regardless of race or religion even just hanging about outside a girls school should be arrested.
What the police meant by calling it a ‘cultural’ problem is pathetic and dodging the obvious……which shows to what a low level their leadership has sunk.

the fact is in the past when our own dirty old men have been seen hanging around watching lasses play sport at schools the police have been informed and arrive quickly to ask questions. its so bad that if i pass a school and its playtime or a sports event going on i look the other way like many other white lads also do.

The Police did act and found no crime committed. As was said in the article...the majority of information that they acted upon was 3rd hand and off social media...that says it all. :roll:


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