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  • #276385
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    Once again playing to the base Tory instinct of being cruel to the less fortunate,Tories are scumm

    #276386
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    For all these years I have been thinking I have some fortune in having a roof over my head. Turns out I could have been a lot easier on the streets with a tent, apparently.

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    Truly awful human being,actually undermine the police and acting like some conspiracies loom

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    Not just truly awful, truly bonkers.

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    She appears to take pleasure in this sort of brainless and at times cruel insensitivity, she’s a reflection of a certain section of her party and is entirely unfit for office. What will wimpy Rishi do is anyone’s guess, the guy is like a wet lettuce leaf.

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    She’s in good company…

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    The thing is with Cruella Braverman, that she has the guts to speak her mind, and although most of the time it is exactly what most people also think, it is blown out of all propotion by the do gooders of this country, exactly the same as if anyone on this forum has a different opinion to a certain few so called do gooders they get slagged off and called really bad names which just show themselves for what they really are.

    Her real mistake is that it would probably be better if she kept her opinions to herself,she is a bit like lmyself, because the do gooders are always right in their opinion, and others are bigots, idiots or racists, that is how Britain is these sad days.
    The protesters would probably be better marching for the 1,400 poor devils that were slaughtered by Hammas animals whilst attending a music festival, or the 200 that are being held captive by these animals, just think of the suffering they and their relatives are going through.

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    Always good for a laugh ( most of the time ) BS believes Braverman says what most people think, really? You provide no evidence whatsoever but I’m sure your little right wing stuck in the past small circle of old men may think similar. The world moves on, BS as ever is stuck miles behind.

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    Always good for a laugh ( most of the time ) BS believes Braverman says what most people think, really? You provide no evidence whatsoever but I’m sure your little right wing stuck in the past small circle of old men may think similar. The world moves on, BS as ever is stuck miles behind.

    Yes he’s definitely not one of the “Guardian-reading, tofu-eating wokerati”
    The woman is a nightmare, she needs to be sacked, again.

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    Sunak is too weak to back or sack her. Doesn’t want the blowback either way, so looks like a timid mouse.

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    “The thing is with Cruella Braverman, that she has the guts to speak her mind”.

    If that’s what goes on in her mind then she’s a time traveler from the mid 19th century!

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    I wish a few more MPs would “speak their minds”, that way we can make an informed decision on who not to vote for.
    The current Tory front bench are trembling in their shoes.

    #276604
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    Recent general election results and Brexit, show there are more Bartonscorpions around than we like to admit, but nowhere near a majority. Braverman pandering to that demographic may keep the Bartonscorpions voting blue to show their hatred of people who are different to them. But the party are haemorrhaging elsewhere, I don’t think the party will need to sack her, because she won’t be in the cabinet after the next election.

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    It’s a disgrace these do gooders protesting for an agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting for a certain time; a truce on Armistice day!!

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    I must admit that I am really disappointed that only Iron-Awe has attacked me, he is correct in saying that I live in the past, yes those were the times when we could afford to eat well, have a new house built when still in our early twenties, enjoy our jobs, easily pay our mortgages and elect / gas bills, enjoy our spare time without looking at a tv, lapton, notebook or telephone in our faces 15 hours a day, have a nice car with petrol being 25 litrs for £1, and not having 400,000 imigrants entering our shores per year, with 45,000 paying crooks to bring them to our shores, and our tax payers keeping 65,000 of them in hotels at a cost of over £8 million per day. Yes Iron-Awe they were the days, and there were no protests marching in masses for the likes of Hammas, lets see what bile that brings back from you I-A.
    He is about the only member of the Forum Six that still cannot bare any other view but his own.

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    It’s a disgrace these do gooders protesting for an agreement made by opposing sides in a war to stop fighting for a certain time; a truce on Armistice day!!

    Many only seem bothered by one. Singing the songs of the other, being organised by people with interesting links.

    If these protests were about peace, they wouldn’t be about ‘destroying Israel’ as the chants and placards of many say and people would be happy to have anti-Hamas placards or supportive messages for the hostages. None do, and the few who turned up just got booed and hissed. Many of the people involved are as scummy as some Patriotic Alternative or BNP rally.

    Many going are not like this, but they are joining up with those with views they would shun if they had another context.

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    One?

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    I must admit that I am really disappointed that only Iron-Awe has attacked me, he is correct in saying that I live in the past, yes those were the times when we could afford to eat well, have a new house built when still in our early twenties, enjoy our jobs, easily pay our mortgages and elect / gas bills, enjoy our spare time without looking at a tv, lapton, notebook or telephone in our faces 15 hours a day, have a nice car with petrol being 25 litrs for £1, and not having 400,000 imigrants entering our shores per year, with 45,000 paying crooks to bring them to our shores, and our tax payers keeping 65,000 of them in hotels at a cost of over £8 million per day. Yes Iron-Awe they were the days, and there were no protests marching in masses for the likes of Hammas, lets see what bile that brings back from you I-A.
    He is about the only member of the Forum Six that still cannot bare any other view but his own.

    I am not a Jew, not am I a Muslim, I am however a Christian.
    Should I ignore the plight of Palestinian Christians? If I plead for a ceasefire am I supporting Hamas?
    Palestinian Christians are treated no better than their Muslim brothers.
    If you went to Bethlehem at Christmas who would you see at the church of the Nativity?
    If you went to Jerusalem at Easter, who would you see at the church of the holy sepulchre?
    Yes, that’s right, Palestinian Christians.
    I support a ceasefire, I support those who march for a ceasefire.
    Hamas is a hateful terrorist organisation, Israel is supposed to be a civilized, democratic country, they are supposed to be the adults in the room.
    Stop the killing.

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    Yeah, I am sure those chanting from the river to the sea and nodding along to some idiot calling for the destruction of Israel are completely bothered by Hamas.

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    The Last Leg is a great watch tonight, I’m guessing BS hasn’t bothered tuning in.

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    I must admit that I am really disappointed that only Iron-Awe has attacked me, he is correct in saying that I live in the past, yes those were the times when we could afford to eat well, have a new house built when still in our early twenties, enjoy our jobs, easily pay our mortgages and elect / gas bills, enjoy our spare time without looking at a tv, lapton, notebook or telephone in our faces 15 hours a day, have a nice car with petrol being 25 litrs for £1, and not having 400,000 imigrants entering our shores per year, with 45,000 paying crooks to bring them to our shores, and our tax payers keeping 65,000 of them in hotels at a cost of over £8 million per day. Yes Iron-Awe they were the days, and there were no protests marching in masses for the likes of Hammas, lets see what bile that brings back from you I-A.
    He is about the only member of the Forum Six that still cannot bare any other view but his own.

    I am not a Jew, not am I a Muslim, I am however a Christian.
    Should I ignore the plight of Palestinian Christians? If I plead for a ceasefire am I supporting Hamas?
    Palestinian Christians are treated no better than their Muslim brothers.
    If you went to Bethlehem at Christmas who would you see at the church of the Nativity?
    If you went to Jerusalem at Easter, who would you see at the church of the holy sepulchre?
    Yes, that’s right, Palestinian Christians.
    I support a ceasefire, I support those who march for a ceasefire.
    Hamas is a hateful terrorist organisation, Israel is supposed to be a civilized, democratic country, they are supposed to be the adults in the room.
    Stop the killing.

    Hamas have said that they won’t stop until Israel and Jews are annihilated. They keep reiterating. A ceasefire just means they will do this again. Supporting a ceasefire doesn’t mean personal support for Hamas, but I don’t see how it leads to anything but more of October 7th pogroms, rocket launches and more stealing of aid and resources so Hamas can attack Israel and Hamas leaders can bolster their own bank accounts in Qatar.

    Why will Hamas respect a ceasefire when they keep breaking them? October 7th was during a ceasefire, so it will just happen again and again.

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    There have been many fiscal studies about the effect of migration. Many would suggest migration has a positive effect, some would suggest a short term positive effect with a negligible long term effect, and there will be some who come to a small negative effect. I don’t think any would come to the conclusion that migration is the major factor behind the negative changes to our economy over the last 70 years, but Mr Scorpion doesn’t give credence to data or facts. Blaming immigrants is always an easy target, rather the ever increasing discrepancy between the top 1% and the bottom 50% – because changing the latter would require the politicians to make some unpopular decisions amongst their peers. Better to blame it on foreigners.

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    Why will Hamas respect a ceasefire when they keep breaking them? October 7th was during a ceasefire, so it will just happen again and again.

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    “Why will Hamas respect a ceasefire when they keep breaking them? October 7th was during a ceasefire, so it will just happen again and again”.

    The only thing that keeps happening again and again is the total destruction of Gaza and the Palestinians!

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    Whatever the opinion of Israel’s response, that doesn’t address the point of how there can be a long lasting peace if Hamas keep breaking it and signal that they intend to do so.

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    Whatever the opinion of Israel’s response, that doesn’t address the point of how there can be a long lasting peace if Hamas keep breaking it and signal that they intend to do so.

    How about trying to understand and address any grievances, real or perceived.
    It happened in South Africa, the US and even in Northern Ireland.
    Happy people don’t develop terrorism.
    There are evil violent people waiting for an opportunity to impose themselves on others, don’t give them that opportunity.

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    Whatever the opinion of Israel’s response, that doesn’t address the point of how there can be a long lasting peace if Hamas keep breaking it and signal that they intend to do so.

    None of our opinions are going to address that. I think millions of people worldwide are more interested in the opinions of respected aid organisations, WHO and the UN regarding alleviating a man made humanitarian crisis that worsens by the day. I appreciate your main focus is on a long lasting peace solution Siderite but I believe others are more focused on the immediate issue affecting civilians in Gaza. That’s not to imply you aren’t interested in the humanitarian crisis as you clearly are

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    How about trying to understand and address any grievances, real or perceived.
    It happened in South Africa, the US and even in Northern Ireland.
    Happy people don’t develop terrorism.
    There are evil violent people waiting for an opportunity to impose themselves on others, don’t give them that opportunity.

    So, because of perceived injustices of the past, Israel should just accept Hamas slaughtering their citizens and do nothing about it? My point was not about past actions, but the current situation. Hamas have a dictatorial governance over Gaza, want to continue this, so where is the peace with the ceasefire? Is it peace if they want to break it and would most likely do so?

    It’s funny how I have been called patronising when that first sentence is incredibly so. I am aware that Palestinians have grievances, some justified, but none of that excuses proliferation of anti-Semitism. When Islamists commit terror attacks here we are rightfully told not to use this to radicalise ourselves into anti-Muslim bigotry. When it comes to Israel, their actions are perfectly acceptable to enable radicalism against Israel and Jews, seemingly. What’s more, the actions of Israel are not the be all and end all for anti-Semitism. Anti-Semitism has been in existence there for centuries, as it was in Europe. In WWII the Grand Mufti of Jerusalem encouraged the formation of Muslim SS divisions to kill Jews in the Holocaust. Jews were being ethnically cleansed from Yemen, Iraq, Libya etc. I doubt the perpetrators traveled in time to see Israel come into existence and make questionable acts over the following decades. So, no, take away Israel’s actions and they won’t go away. Many of them don’t want Israel to exist; its existence is justification for them to continue.

    As for South Africa and Northern Ireland. Taking away contextual differences, neither engaged in the sort of bloodshed Hamas have done. IRA and UVF launched terror attacks, but neither launched pogroms of such brutality or called for the elimination of the other side. ANC specifically launched a campaign to minimise civilian casualties, while Hamas aim to maximise it for both Palestinians and Israelis for different reasons. Both South Africa and Northern Ireland found greater peace poilitically, which Hamas do not seek. Violent resistance has achieved sod all in 75 years.

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    We can also say for a fact the civilians in Gaza having to withstand, or not, this hell could not give a monkeys about who’s trying to push what agenda from the comfort of their safe European home. I don’t like how Socialist Worker have hijacked the protests like they do with many a protest and some of the protesters are perhaps not as educated in the history of the conflict as I’d like but I’m not going to broad brush all protesters as misinformed badge wearing flag wavers who are jumping on a band wagon, as is being portrayed by our predominantly right wing press. I’m glad they’re making their feelings known. Anything to put pressure on the Israeli government to allow for more humanitarian aid and measures. Out for the day shortly so won’t be engaged in debate and frankly I’m not interested. My two posts above are just my thoughts on the immediate situation and I can’t see that changing anyway

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