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@bitslice That's the market I walk through, it's a bit eery though
Not really, I know where I got the pictures from (hence the smiley), but tarting up derelict buildings to preserve what remains of the local English history is largely pointless when the majority of the local population don't understand or care about it. If the council had bothered to ask them then I'm sure they would have preferred another mosque (given that they have to pray on the streets at the moment)
Londoners have a distorted view of their world, one look at the crime rate tells me that I don't want to live there any more.
To be fair, I did just streetview the flat in question. (I found more accurate info)
If you walk one end out of the street, it is a bit shoddy, but most of the street itself is quite nice, and most of the cars around are pretty decent cars. Not to mention as you say quite a bit seems renovated at the moment.
Not really worried anywhere near as much as people are making out now
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I lived near Wembley and one of the high streets was exactly like those pictures of Whitechapel. It was dirty and smelly but fairly safe, just no white people appeared to live there.@bitslice That's the market I walk through, it's a bit eery though
As those restored buildings are fairly typical of our English heritage I propose that you don't know what you are talking aboutIt's never had traditional English history... and never will.
As those restored buildings are fairly typical of our English heritage I propose that you don't know what you are talking about
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Doesn't understand anything, blames me - good comebackSo I'm not entirely sure what your point is But please feel free to spout rubbish about an area you don't really know
Which was all my original post said, English Architecture is now being restored, but this is entirely pointless as the people who built all this have moved out. It's a blatant last stand by the council before the area crumbles into yet another London multicultural ghetto.Well the buildings are of English heritage. But they're in England, so of course they would be.
Doesn't understand anything, blames me - good comeback
I'm talking about buildings, you got sidetracked into some liberal-tard race thing?
Which was all my original post said, English Architecture is now being restored, but this is entirely pointless as the people who built all this have moved out. It's a blatant last stand by the council before the area crumbles into yet another London multicultural ghetto.
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The transport round here is excellent (9 minutes door to desk for me) and it's only going to improve.
I don't see them moving out of Bradford, Leicester, Birmingham or anywhere they have settled in London?
The Jews and the French have always blended in, here and in Europe, but nowhere in Europe do we see Muslims blending in. It's an entirely different culture to what has come before, you can't point at history and use that to predict the actions of a revolutionary religion. Our culture will subvert to theirs, not the other way around.
Drove through once and took a wrong turn. Pretty scary 30 minutes, had to check after nobody had removed bits of m car while I was on the move.
Some bits are ok but most of what I saw wasn't great.
Why do people always describe every nasty hole in London as "up and coming"?
Why do people always describe every nasty hole in London as "up and coming"?
Spend quite a big of time there, a little rough but never felt unsafe personally. A great bring-your-own-booze curry/kebab restaurant nearby.
Yup.. with Crossrail on the way and a new station being developed (current station is way too small to accommodate the mass of people passing through), it can only get [much] better.