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Because black crime (of which it is predominently) is very hard to tackle without being declared racist. They have operation trident, but its hard to combat the stupidity.
Woolwich serious incident
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Because black crime (of which it is predominently) is very hard to tackle without being declared racist. They have operation trident, but its hard to combat the stupidity.
Is that the term for health and safety?
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A lot of people came out today to give their respects to the victim today.
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I can see the ethnic majority?!
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I would suggest that 90% of those people in the picture above are from outside the area of Woolwich.
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It was in Woolwich. I'd like to say why it's lots of white faces but I think it would be just speculation so I'm keeping it zipped.
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wHateVar :/
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So they know it's mainly a black issue yet they're petrified of being called 'racists' for simply dealing with the problems head on.
That is comical.
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Weird how there isn't 1 black or Muslim person in sight. I thought this was a 'multi-cultural' country right guys?
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They're just a load of retarded, uneducated idiots. All of the women are likely being forced to be there as well. God knows what would happen to them if they refuse...
It's pathetic though, and annoying.
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Time to stand up and take or country back from these groups of religious nuts, enough is enough.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-22673156
Labour and the Conservatives could unite to push through the controversial communications bill despite Lib Dem objections, a former Tory leader says.
The bill, allowing the monitoring of all UK citizens' internet use, was dropped after a split in the coalition.
Labour leader Ed Miliband has said that "if he [the PM] wants a communications bill, we'll help him get it through".
Mr Miliband told the Commons earlier this month that if Mr Cameron was being forced to drop certain policies because of "people behind him" - his own backbenchers - then Labour would step in.
This is the consequences now for most of us sadly.They are going to take away the rest of our rights and privacy to catch these terrorists they are introducing into our country.Oh god is it not hilarious how Labour and Milliband are in on it too.They might as well be tories now for god sake.Neither of them are going to take a stand and deport terroists or Jihadi's they are going to keep letting them in so they can remove every last bit of Citizen freedom and independance from goverment.
Labour and the Conservatives could unite to push through the controversial communications bill despite Lib Dem objections, a former Tory leader says.
The bill, allowing the monitoring of all UK citizens' internet use, was dropped after a split in the coalition.
Labour leader Ed Miliband has said that "if he [the PM] wants a communications bill, we'll help him get it through".
Mr Miliband told the Commons earlier this month that if Mr Cameron was being forced to drop certain policies because of "people behind him" - his own backbenchers - then Labour would step in.
This is the consequences now for most of us sadly.They are going to take away the rest of our rights and privacy to catch these terrorists they are introducing into our country.Oh god is it not hilarious how Labour and Milliband are in on it too.They might as well be tories now for god sake.Neither of them are going to take a stand and deport terroists or Jihadi's they are going to keep letting them in so they can remove every last bit of Citizen freedom and independance from goverment.
Its not everyone certainly and they are a minority among Muslims in the UK however they're not all that small a minority... for all the people on that march there will be many more who sympathise with their views and or people who are on the fence - especially younger Muslims who haven't fully established their views yet. While I don't have an issue with saying that the people on that march are exactly the sort of people who ought to hand in their passports and go live somewhere implementing the laws they want the EDL/proxy-racist lot aren't helping matters... if anything the likes of the EDL are going to just alienate more Muslims push some younger Muslims towards the full-retard side of Islam.
Really this is an issue the Muslim community needs to get a grip of... moderate Muslims really ought to be challenging the views of these people, the desire to dress up like a ninja, the stupid notions that someone not dressed in a ridiculous ninja outfit is trying to 'seduce' people. They're not going to listen to a non-muslim female reporter - she's a lesser human being to people following full-retard Islam - they might be persuaded, moderated by other Muslims in their community who have the foresight to realise that these gorups only serve to isolate and attract even more negative attention towards Muslims and do more damage to the perception of Islam in general than any non-Muslim could ever do.
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its the annoying part of it. it really does get me angry. im not violent but it does stir something in me and then that annoys me further. some things, such as when a select few start burning poppies during the 2 minute silence. ahhh jeez. that really winds me up. just have some bloody respect.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-22673156
Labour and the Conservatives could unite to push through the controversial communications bill despite Lib Dem objections, a former Tory leader says.
The bill, allowing the monitoring of all UK citizens' internet use, was dropped after a split in the coalition.
Labour leader Ed Miliband has said that "if he [the PM] wants a communications bill, we'll help him get it through".
Mr Miliband told the Commons earlier this month that if Mr Cameron was being forced to drop certain policies because of "people behind him" - his own backbenchers - then Labour would step in.
This is the consequences now for most of us sadly.They are going to take away the rest of our rights and privacy to catch these terrorists they are introducing into our country.Oh god is it not hilarious how Labour and Milliband are in on it too.They might as well be tories now for god sake.Neither of them are going to take a stand and deport terroists or Jihadi's they are going to keep letting them in so they can remove every last bit of Citizen freedom and independance from goverment.
This wouldn't have stopped Wednesday attack I bet.
POLICE STATE HERE WE COME.
Look anjem chaudry again...the guy really is a celebrity.