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The problem is people that don't see a problem, they are complicit in supporting the problem 😆
The problem is people that don't see a problem, they are complicit in supporting the problem 😆
Signalcalc
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A worrying trend for journo's, plenty have been bumped off by many different govts over recent years, seems to be an accelerating trend.
UK the same but in more subtle ways, have you heard of Melanie Shaw? Not a journalist but a whistleblower. Once you have been subjected to the pseudo-psycho UK mental prison system, I doubt that your mind will ever be the same again.
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=melanie+shaw&atb=v101-4&ia=web
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Suburb next to me.
People power will hold sometimes.
https://www.news.com.au/national/qu...t/news-story/1a00b6d0ce1f1346f470246514832552
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2016-04-07/gold-coast-mosque-plans-rejected-at-currumbin/7306430
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Good film, explains much.
I'm minded of my time as an apprentice where my mentor had previously served in the Middle East as RAF ground crew. He had nothing good to say about the region and that the inhabitants were just tribal, ungovernable, untrustworthy, backward rabble. Obviously, I had no understanding nor interest in his utterances back then, but time has a funny way of crystalysing and clarifying truth and fiction.
I can understand why the young cannot arrive at correct, logical conclusions (no life experiences to draw on), but I can only imagine that some of our elders who ought to know better, have simply not mixed with the right people or perhaps not searched for the right information themselves. Perhaps they put too much faith in the now discredited MSM. An easy mistake to make given that we ought to be able to trust our political leaders.
Was there ever a time I wonder when MSM was not just propaganda!🙄
Btw, all you have succeeded in doing is convince me that I need to start my own country. Anyone up for it? 😆
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I see that the residents successfully rejected the mosque on the basis that there would be too much traffic and the same would apply to an application for a church. On face value, I suppose we have to accept that, the reality is probably different.
You see the response of the Islamists is one of multiculturalism, 'you have to accept it', I'm surprised that Islamophobia or racism has not been mentioned, in Britain there would most likely be counter-protests (by left wing activists) in support of the mosque to politicise it.
There has been similar resistance in Britain, but most mosques have been rubber stamped on the quiet, lots of empty police stations and churches have been converted, there is no stopping the tide.
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Of course there’s a problem as the humanitarian or economic (much the same thing if you are attempting to climb out of absolute poverty) migrants reach tidal wave proportions. So what would you do? Cold heartedly turn your face and try to stop them coming in (how? Machine gun posts maybe) or what. Brexit isn’t going to solve it.
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Last word from me today on this vile subject. PC is a horrible disease, the same has happened to Lee Rigby.
https://voiceofeurope.com/2018/10/f...s-it-may-offend-muslims/#.W8HTr1CBpNw.twitter
https://voiceofeurope.com/2018/10/f...s-it-may-offend-muslims/#.W8HTr1CBpNw.twitter
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I am glad in some respects and saddened by others.
First off, do you peeps ever ask your self the question why do these groups want to carry out acts of terrorism in the streets of France? Especially more so as an ISIS is a terrorist organisation created and aided by the west (US, UK and France and aided by Turkey) to overthrow the Syrian regime? They were given free reign to attack Iran, cross vasts amounts of territory under US control and even rob Iraqi banks stealing millions of dollars of gold and currency. They were allowed to trade in oil, using tankers through Kurdish controlled peshmerga.
It's just eye candy for the masses. This was all done under the guise US was trying to restore peace and democracy in Syria which until post feck-up of Iraq was a peaceful state not much trouble other than to the state of Israel.
US CIA created Al-Qaida to fight the Russians in Afghanistan and the same ploy is used in Syria.
Really, if you so called smart intelligent bodies can't see the pattern or major strategic global plays for resources in the ME then you may need to read a little more outside of national daily trash.
As for France, they have been involved in all kinds of colonial atrocities in Africa and still have, much like the UK, interests in having some kind of global influence in the World.
As it happens US, UK and France have command posts and bases all over the place. France has visions of sending troops to Syria to help out with US meddling. However, all this fiasco instead of destabilising the ME and Russia, in contrast, is leading to running down of military and ballooning of unaffordable defence spending in our climate of pure capitalism going ape-sh!t with greed.
The unintended consequence has been the mess we have now. So as much as Brexit opportunist look to blame migrants and refugees for our NHS, Police reduction in numbers, school teachers leaving the profession, prison cells are not fit for animal husbandry, ageing population of OAPs, shrinking tax base, expanding pension obligations, Brexit will not solve any of those issues. On the contrary will have a negative influence on them all.
Some may argue lax controls help with the movement of people to Syria and the ME and back. How else are these three countries supposed to conduct foreign policy meddling in other countries without some level of movement?
I have no idea why Europeans would want to travel to Turkey to cross into Syria of all places. Any official can see when there is an above average of bodies leaving from Belgium to Turkey and subsequently crossing into Syria or coming back to the EU alarm bells should be ringing all over the place. Yet it's covered up and glossed over.
If the plan was the remove EU dependency on gas and oil from Russia and replace by commandeering supplies in the ME whilst implementing friendly regimes to rape and pillage countries resources, it's not gone too well at the moment has it.
UK and France were jokeying to get influence over Libyan contracts post-Gadaffi. How has that worked out you reckon? All Gadaffi wanted was a stable and prospering Libya with some leadership status over other African countries. Such a big mess up and small minded people can only aggravate the position by victimising the very people who sought to get away from it all.
As for raping our children and all that well that's just crime. Happens all the time. Much like Europeans going to ME or Thailand where they can get away with paying for underaged boys and girls.
The roman catholic church, institutions for vulnerable people and children and even major heart of UK government with key players in Parliament have all been party to it. For a much longer period too. Like 40-50 years before being called out. The BBC even protected Jimmy Saville turning a blind eye to his requests despite information suggesting he was a sexual offender. He even abused children in hospital and nurses left him alone with children in recovery. Sick vile human beings including those in power!!!
Repeat reference to these criminal elements, in some shape or form to justify Brexit I find really really manipulative and disgusting to win daft argument which has no basis.
No clarity or purpose in action or the expected outcomes. Big mess. Total mess Brexit!
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All good stuff, but why does this mean that innocent local Western populations should suffer as a result of poor decisions made by their governments?
If you understand politics at all, then you will understand that Brexit is the result of ordinary citizens attempting to oust the control exerted over them by the very governments doing them wrong.
You are getting mixed up between refugee migrants and criminal migrants, as you always do.
No-one is victimising refugees.
Wow, what a cop-out, the wholesale gang rape of 100,000's of children perpetrated by mostly one section of society and then deliberately covered up by the authorities for decades is just crime ?
No wonder you get called the loony left!
Of course, no-one could possibly defend this, apart from those perpetrators and those in authority who are complicit. There is no equivalence with mass gang rape though is there? And there is no reason to defend either just because they may come from different sections of society. <<<<< That is political correctness!
People traffickers, people slavery, open borders, lack of border controls, NGO boats, poor foreign policy, bribery, corruption, illegal immigration, political correct policies...etc etc
All have led to the point of Brexit, trying not to associate these is futile.
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Yes they have but that's more to do as you say with our foreign office employing more custom officers adn controlling borders. Nothing to stop UK controlling flow from EU into UK. Check criminal records and deny access. If no job to go to deny access. Pay them minimum benefit or none at all as per EU rules.
Brexiteers diluting the debate running desperately off-skew to win back favour as the country lurches into the correction or cliff edge departure.
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Dominic Raab is making an unplanned visit to Brussels this pm to meet with Barnier etc. Talks are due to start in less than an hour's time.
https://www.ft.com/content/d21103b2-cf98-11e8-a9f2-7574db66bcd5
If you have opportunity to set or adjust (or cancel) GBP and EUR orders and stops, don't delay. There is no timetable for what's happening right now but let's imagine Raab flies home with some sort of agreement - it could be announced as soon as tonight.
https://www.ft.com/content/d21103b2-cf98-11e8-a9f2-7574db66bcd5
If you have opportunity to set or adjust (or cancel) GBP and EUR orders and stops, don't delay. There is no timetable for what's happening right now but let's imagine Raab flies home with some sort of agreement - it could be announced as soon as tonight.
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How does that poll tally up with Brexiteers assertion that the EU controls and dictates everything we do.
It can't be prevalent and irrelevant at the same time can it?
Do you not see any contradictory pov.
fwiw I agree if the EU were to disappear overnight life would go on much as before. Just that any subsequent changes to policy or negotiations with other countries will go back to square one with more confusion and chaos each nation trying to conduct their own. Inefficient, with less positive outcomes than what we have now.
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We told you the EU would collapse and now you say "life would just carry on" post EU.
On the point of positive outcomes.... do you mean like the "cultural enrichment" that I posted earlier?
Funny guy.
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For starters, the traffickers are not providing a free humanitarian service here you know. They are just in it for the money.
Brexit is just one step in the right direction.
The total collapse of the EU is the extension of Brexit and this will come at the same time as civil disobedience or even civil war breaks out in every country across Europe.
Europhiles are like bad traders who keep on doing the same things expecting different outcomes. 😆
If you want to know how humans behave, then look at history and also at the natural world. Nothing ever changes and nothing ever will change. People are territorial and tribal and their bottom line interest is always the same. Bugger thy neighbour, look after your own.
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Are you missing the context of the report and getting confused? 49% view the EU project as "irrelevant" with grievances around the lack of transparency and anger at EU leaders "not focusing on the things people care about".
Meaning that people view the EU decisions as irrelevant despite being controlled and ruled by them. I would assume that if the EU decisions did not affect people adversely then there would not be as much anger or grievance.
I'm assuming you mean relevant rather than prevalent? 49% roughly tallies with the Brexit vote split, it also means that 51% either find the EU project relevant or have no opinion on the matter, so it can't be relevant and irrelevant at the same time to those people that voted one way or another!
Confused.com you are.
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Thanks, but I'm perfectly clear matey and I feel you are reluctantly getting the point but obviously struggling with it.
You can't have it both ways. Hang on a minute. You are a Brexiteer and perhaps you might get to pick n mix in your dreams 🙂
Never thought EU interfered with my life at all. Made many things easier but interfere or build obstacles, no never. That's what that survey is telling you but the daily trash has mummified your intellect and brain to think for your self. Your are wrapped up. Your thoughts are irrelevant to the daily trash. They feed you, and you regurtitate.
Point stands. Exercise your grey cells a little longer. 👍👍
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No, no, no, you are reading English, not remainerish, take off your blinkered world view and try re-reading the report again until you understand what it is telling you.
For your clarity, I shall summarise, it's not very complicated - lots of people are unhappy with the EU and want their borders back, the current EU leadership take a position where they think that the world would collapse without them, the new incoming EU leadership recognises there is a problem and must try harder not to make so many of its citizens unhappy.
Nothing more, nothing less, you must stop trying to interpret English to fit whatever the 'people's vote' narrative is.
And if you want full marks, try not to mix-up relevant and prevalent next time. Simple basic English comprehension is all that's needed, remainer school is over, get back into the real world. :cheesy:
