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7 hours ago, Social Media said:

“I just remember I have an IUD now,” she said.

Didn't know they made them that big.

9 minutes ago, Bkk Brian said:

"significant damage" is the bar and along with a reason/cause for the damage to change gov decisions or influence, 7 million and way over that passes that easily and falls well within the UK Terrorism Act 2000, check up on it.

Abbott probably thinks you can buy 10 of these planes for 50 grand. 😃

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/diane-abbott-interview-lbc-police-cost-numbers-awkward-excrutiating-a7712916.html

Not only is he doing exactly what he said he would do prior to the election (rare in politics, especially in the UK) but it is working.

Trump is indeed winning. I wish we had our own Trump. 

10 minutes ago, mikeymike100 said:

Doesn't make sense that these people vote against proscribing 'Palestine Action' a terrorist organization?

What possible reasons could they have?

Like many Labour politicians, she hates the UK.

Therefore she doesn't wish to see any organizations seeking to damage UK interests labelled a terrorist organization.

It's really that simple. 

No surprise from this clown.

What a disgrace this woman is. 

2 hours ago, Chomper Higgot said:

The subject is a genocide,  it is not someone getting punched in the nose.

 

But thanks for a perfect example of a dismissive false equivalence.

The subject is bringing up wrongdoings from centuries ago in order to seed hatred, resentment and division in modern day societies.

I'm not the least bit surprised you're a fan of such a tactic. 

2 hours ago, The Cyclist said:

 

More to the point

 

Why are they trying to apply today's Laws and interpretations, to something that happened 200 years ago ?
 

No different to the slave trade reparations, being howled about today.

 

All those that were present and directly effected, can parade their arses in Court, and explain why the should get compo.

Let's face it - it's just a reason for yet another handout. 

2 minutes ago, Chomper Higgot said:

I don’t know about ‘white guilt’ but goodness there’s definitely evidence of ‘hypersensitive triggers’.

 

 

 

Nothing to add to the debate?

2 minutes ago, MalcolmB said:

You don’t think genocide sows any division and hatred?

You sound like the type of person who angrily brings up the time your big brother punched you in the nose while having a family Christmas lunch 50 years later. 😃

What happened centuries ago has nothing to do with the people actually living on Australian soil today. It's simply an excuse for certain groups to demand money from other groups. Why should a second generation Asian immigrant to Australia for example, pay taxes for this nonsense?

15 minutes ago, Gsxrnz said:

Billions consequently wasted by the Maori overlords, and a more divisive culture than there ever was before.

Yes, this type of inquiry is an excellent way of sowing division and hatred between people. 

And of course, however much white liberals bow and scrape to appease their white guilt, it will never be enough.

I wonder if they'll be having an inquiry into all the land stolen from Aboriginial tribes by other Aboriginal tribes in brutal, ongoing warefare over extended periods of time? 

Surely the descendants of the winning tribe should pay reparations to the descendants of the losing tribe?

No? No interest in that? Didn't think so...

The party have lost faith in him. The lies have caught up with him. We need a leader, not a lying lawyer. 

He might be in office, but he is no longer in power. 

Even Rachel from accounts was reduced to tears during PMQ's yesterday. The first woman chachellor the UK has had, first lies to get the job, then spends all the money and when challenged, bursts into tears. What an inspiration she must be to women throughout the UK. Nice pick, Keir. Your judgement is as lacking as your honesty. 

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/07/02/you-may-not-shed-tear-reeves-worse-to-come/

Surely the statute of limitations has expired?

44 minutes ago, giddyup said:

Biggest band in the UK maybe, don't think they made much of an impact on the American scene.

The Americans were too busy with Blink 182 and Limp Bizkit. 😆

Which reminds me of a funny story about Liam Gallagher/Blink 182.

https://faroutmagazine.co.uk/liam-gallagher-blink-182-dressing-room/

10 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

Today's UK police get themselves involved in far sillier exercises than this.

It's all about getting the respect of the public.