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JonnyF

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  1. Let's be polite and call them "supporters of Palestine".
  2. Not sure where to start with this one. Let's start with "Coloureds"? Are you serious? I haven't heard that term since the 70's. Brexit was nothing to do with reducing the number of "Coloureds" as you so beautifully describe them. It was about removing ourselves from the failing federalist corrupt project that is the EU. It was about being led by people that we elect, not people appointed by a convoluted/fake version of Democracy in Brussels. It was about our tax payers money being spent on Britain rather than other failing EU countries. It was about taking back our sovereignty from a German/Franco led technocracy. "Coloureds" have been accepted in Britain for a long time. They are our politicians, our footballers, our comedians, our friends and relatives. Your view of Brexit is so wide of the mark it's not even funny. I take that back, it is actually pretty funny.
  3. Yes, they dry it on public roads, no barriers or warnings and often just after a bend. I've nearly hit them on motorbikes on a number of occasions. If you accidentally drive over them in a car, expect a world of trouble for ruining their crop. Should be banned.
  4. Wow. Oscar Pistorius has nothing on this guy.
  5. As I have previously stated many people who vote for Biden do so because he isn't Trump. They don't think he is any good. They don't have confidence in him. But he isn't Trump. That's why Biden is Potus. A sad situation for US politics.
  6. I have video evidence of calls for Jewish women and their daughters to be raped on the streets of London. I am sure you have seen it. If you have similar video evidence for threats against these Rwandan refugees please present it.
  7. I agree on the Ducati comment. For me the window is 6am to 9am, generally a 2 to 3 hour ride to the coast from Bangkok on my 899 Panigale. Rayong, Pattaya etc. Ideally in the cool season. For those conditions there is nothing like it. The sound, the feel, even the heat. It's all good. 5pm in Bangkok? Wouldn't even consider it. I'd rather be on a Grom. For me, they are a weekend bike. A second or third bike. But I don't regret buying mine for a second.
  8. I wonder the same thing as him. Half of America wonders about his capabilities. He's too old. Nobody has confidence in him. The fact that the politically motivated trials against Trump are inadvertantly giving him the platform to address the electorate was a bad mistake by whoever is pulling Biden's strings.
  9. Exactly. This is 2023 where a woman can declare themselves a man, a man can declare himself a 13 year old girl and a child can declare himself a cat. So why can't we declare Rwanda safe? It's our truth. But seriously - Rwanda is pretty safe. Probably safer than being a Jew in London. Sad times.
  10. Ireland might be next given the riots (that the media are doing their best to ignore) in Dublin following the stabbing of children by a man who the media won't release the identity of for obvious reasons. If the European governments don't start protecting the indigenous people of Europe from colonization they might start to do it themselves.
  11. Embarrassing from the Dems and the guardian. If Trump got a short back and sides they'd criticize him for mimicking Hitler's haircut. The only ones mimicking Hitler are the anti semites on the left.
  12. Well, nobody was predicting Wilders would win either, certainly not by that margin. That's why we have elections instead of relying on polls. When people know they will be insulted/cancelled/ostracized for expressing their perfectly reasonable opinions, they sometimes keep those opinions to themselves and wait to make their voice heard via the ballot box instead. Wilder's surpise win is one such example. Brexit was another. Long live Democracy.
  13. Or maybe the message is that politicians should listen to and address the very real concerns of the electorate and not simply brand everyone who wants to control their borders and keep terrorists out of the country as "far right", "racist", "extremists" etc.?
  14. The majority (of those who cared enough to vote on Brexit) voted to leave the EU. The minority that wanted to stay, lost. I guess 7 years hasn't been long enough for you to comprehend that. Yours is a minority position. Let's hope Wilders gets his wish for a referendum on Nexit. The Dutch people deserve to be given a say on their country's future, the country's future lack of sovereignty. For anyone who wishes to deny them the right I have one question, what are you so afraid of?
  15. Interesting. American youths copying British youths for once. Similar demographics as well. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12389745/Police-launch-crackdown-threat-Oxford-Street-TikTok-crime-wave-Officers-arrest-youths-outside-McDonalds-cops-ramp-patrols-shopping-district-viral-social-media-posts-urged-followers-rob-JD-Sports.html
  16. You clearly don't understand what Brexit was about. It wasn't about the past, it was about the future. The EU has morphed from a simple trading bloc into a political project aimed at creating a United States of Europe. A federalist, anti-democratic project which the majority of UK citizens that cared enough to vote, could see and roundly rejected in one of the greatest examples of Democracy in recent history. We got out while the going was good. While we were still able to. There has been no chaos. Project Fear has been proven to be a lie. In fact, the UK economy is doing well and out performing many of it's European counterparts, including France and Germany. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2023/09/29/uk-economy-growth-france-germany-sunak-inflation/#:~:text=The UK economy has performed,a boost to Rishi Sunak. Wilders victory is just more evidence that voters are rejecting the EU. Rightly so. Expect more to come.
  17. One of many reasons I support a smaller, less intrusive form of politics and state control and a greater role for the free market and business. The less politicians interfere in my daily life the better.
  18. Given the lack of housing, schooling etc. in the very small land space that is the UK, importing more people is folly. As the previous poster said, countries with far smaller populations than the UK are doing very well. The solution is not to import young, unskilled men with often questionable ideologies and spending taxpayers money to house them and give them benefits while pandering to their often anti-semitic, sexist views. The solution is to control our borders and get the 1.4 million unemployed into jobs to fill the vacant positions and spend taxpayers money to help those genuinely in need (the elderly, the disabled, the sick etc.). Britain did not shoot itself in the foot. It gave itself the tools to manage it's own fate. The fact that it is currently doing a less than stellar job of it does not mean that returning it's sovereignty was a mistake, it means that we need to do a better job of the opportunity that Brexit provided. The next 2 decades will see the decline of the EU as it's leading economy Germany is further hurt by the rise of Chinese manufacturing. Anyone who is looking has noticed it has already started. The natives are getting restless, and the recent election results in Netherlands, Italy etc. are just the start of a very difficult period. The chickens are coming home to roost, and they're not happy that their politicans are selling them out.
  19. You better hope so. Although I fear things will only get worse for Biden as his mental deterioration continues and the endless trials against Trump keep him in the media spotlight and doing what he does best, playing to the crowd. Maybe Joe should quit politics and go back to playing music? He was great on the banjo in that movie Deliverance.
  20. He can't say that!!!! Absolutely shocking. Whatever next? Linking rain with water? The desert with sand? The sun with heat? I'm literally shaking right now.
  21. Well I didn't see this one coming. It certainly seems like the indigenous people of Europe are getting sick and tired of their lily livered politicians selling them out by aiding and abetting the colonization of their homelands. Could it be they've finally seen the folly of repeating the "Diversity is our strength" mantra? Has the koolaid finally gone sour? Bad news for the EU. I wonder how long before the Nexit referendum...
  22. She lacked support from the party. Especially that waste of space Sunak. As PM, she would find it a lot easier to get things done. Let's hope she gets the top job.
  23. Weak move by Sunak. I would suggest a new position for Braverman. Something more senior like, oh I dont know - PM? Hopefully sooner rather then later. Sunak has been average and this latest lily livered decision is the final straw. Suella for PM.
  24. https://www.forbes.com/sites/rogerscruton/2014/08/30/why-did-british-police-ignore-pakistani-gangs-raping-rotherham-children-political-correctness/?sh=758e9c55754a
  25. Well we saw in the north the police refusing to investigate Pakistani grooming gangs to avoid inflaming community tensions, so it is not just The Met, it is just more obvious with The Met because so much of the anti-semitism is displayed in London. https://europeanconservative.com/articles/news/uk-police-ignored-grooming-gangs/ Asking for evidence of bias and then pre-empting the question by saying you won't accept videos and photographs of said bias as evidence is a bit disingenuous, no? It's a bit like saying "show me evidence of a crime taking place in this room" and then saying "But don't expect me to accept the decapitated body, the blood splatter up the wall and the bloody machete as evidence".
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