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Post by mat1scfc on Aug 4, 2024 22:51:33 GMT
There’s also the Britannia that could become a target so hopefully if there is likely to be trouble the police will be well prepared. I really hope we don't see any of this shit in our borough. Thankfully we don't have many targets for the idiots. I can only think of a couple of Mosques & the above hotel which I wasn't going to name for fear of prying eyes (I know no-one on here is the sort of person to get involved in this crap but you never know who's looking in). my main worry was the amount of people getting Stockport and Southport mixed up. Not them getting mixed but the fact that if something is to happen and loads of people turn up to Stockport thinking its Southport
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Post by ricky on Aug 4, 2024 22:55:37 GMT
Farage is really an evil b*stard, in his suit as if he’s addressing the nation, feigning concern for those poor children, but suggesting a cover up in the Southport stabbings knowing full well the internet rumour was a lie. The tw*t wouldn’t be able stop the boats any more than you or I, but he makes out to his deluded supporters he could, he will be loving this, but, of course, it’s Starmer’s fault, nothing to do with him. Clacton will soon realise he doesn’t give a shit about them.
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Post by sk5countyfan on Aug 4, 2024 23:17:59 GMT
Farage is really an evil b*stard, in his suit as if he’s addressing the nation, feigning concern for those poor children, but suggesting a cover up in the Southport stabbings knowing full well the internet rumour was a lie. The tw*t wouldn’t be able stop the boats any more than you or I, but he makes out to his deluded supporters he could, he will be loving this, but, of course, it’s Starmer’s fault, nothing to do with him. Clacton will soon realise he doesn’t give a shit about them. Doesn't matter who is rioting or why .BLM pulling statues down or people pissed about illegal immigrants and two tier policing The genie needs putting back in the bottle before all hell breaks loose
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Post by Stranded Hatter on Aug 4, 2024 23:26:48 GMT
Perhaps tvor was onto something when he said police AFOs should be given the “fire at will” order… They'll fire at Will but not Muhammed, it's two tier policing I tell you. The f*ck did I do?
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Post by nelly on Aug 4, 2024 23:34:34 GMT
Farage is really an evil b*stard, in his suit as if he’s addressing the nation, feigning concern for those poor children, but suggesting a cover up in the Southport stabbings knowing full well the internet rumour was a lie. The tw*t wouldn’t be able stop the boats any more than you or I, but he makes out to his deluded supporters he could, he will be loving this, but, of course, it’s Starmer’s fault, nothing to do with him. Clacton will soon realise he doesn’t give a shit about them. Doesn't matter who is rioting or why .BLM pulling statues down or people pissed about illegal immigrants and two tier policing The genie needs putting back in the bottle before all hell breaks loose Farage is a Wolf in Sheep's clothing. A nasty underhand b*stard.
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Post by sk5countyfan on Aug 5, 2024 6:06:13 GMT
Doesn't matter who is rioting or why .BLM pulling statues down or people pissed about illegal immigrants and two tier policing The genie needs putting back in the bottle before all hell breaks loose Farage is a Wolf in Sheep's clothing. A nasty underhand b*stard. I don't disagree. but if the general election was in November I wouldn't be surprised if reform had a landslide victory
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Post by mattyovrio on Aug 5, 2024 6:28:41 GMT
They'll fire at Will but not Muhammed, it's two tier policing I tell you. The f*ck did I do? On the subject of monikers, will y ou be changing/altering yours on here? Once stranded Hatter? Returned Hatter?
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Post by timberwolf on Aug 5, 2024 7:16:37 GMT
The main question to ask is who or what group are organising these protests especially when they know they are going to turn into riots. People just do not roll up on the offchance to kick off. OK you are not going to rock up at a parish church to protest, but like mosques who will be a target there is always more than one in many places. The people i do feel sorry for the most in all this are immigrants and their sons and daughters who speak english probebly better than a lot of the protesters who are dragged into this. Many actually are not muslim or go to a mosque but they.ll all be tarred with the same brush as those who should not be here. This is what happens when the political elite refuse to discuss a problem in an adult manner and never try to eleviate a problem that many white british actually have. All the bad has not gone away with grooming gangs still about and women not feeling safe walking the streets. Not long ago building workers were demonised for just whistling. If that was our females worse problem things would not be too bad.
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Post by ricky on Aug 5, 2024 7:36:56 GMT
Farage is a Wolf in Sheep's clothing. A nasty underhand b*stard. I don't disagree. but if the general election was in November I wouldn't be surprised if reform had a landslide victory They wouldn’t, I think the scales will be falling off the eyes of those who voted for them as a protest. They’d still get a lot of votes, similar to last time, but they wouldn’t win, if the rioters were replaced by all the people who silently despise Reform and see them for what they are, the crowds would absolutely dwarf those that have been rioting. All Reform do is offer easy to understand solutions to complex problems, typical populist bullshit. They’ve installed a Muslim as their chair, a canny move some might say, but that will put off some of their thick head supporters.
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Post by Philcounty on Aug 5, 2024 8:26:39 GMT
The main question to ask is who or what group are organising these protests especially when they know they are going to turn into riots. People just do not roll up on the offchance to kick off. OK you are not going to rock up at a parish church to protest, but like mosques who will be a target there is always more than one in many places. The people i do feel sorry for the most in all this are immigrants and their sons and daughters who speak english probebly better than a lot of the protesters who are dragged into this. Many actually are not muslim or go to a mosque but they.ll all be tarred with the same brush as those who should not be here. This is what happens when the political elite refuse to discuss a problem in an adult manner and never try to eleviate a problem that many white british actually have. All the bad has not gone away with grooming gangs still about and women not feeling safe walking the streets. Not long ago building workers were demonised for just whistling. If that was our females worse problem things would not be too bad. You'll never guess
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Post by canterbury on Aug 5, 2024 8:35:12 GMT
I don't disagree. but if the general election was in November I wouldn't be surprised if reform had a landslide victory They wouldn’t, I think the scales will be falling off the eyes of those who voted for them as a protest. They’d still get a lot of votes, similar to last time, but they wouldn’t win, if the rioters were replaced by all the people who silently despise Reform and see them for what they are, the crowds would absolutely dwarf those that have been rioting. All Reform do is offer easy to understand solutions to complex problems, typical populist bullshit. They’ve installed a Muslim as their chair, a canny move some might say, but that will put off some of their thick head supporters. They would lose 2 or 3 seats IMHO. Would probably hold on to Clacton with a smaller majority. I think the Tories would make a number of gains in marginals just by seeming more benign, now they're out of power. The riots have given Starmer an early chance to look strong and prime ministerial and from yesterday's clip he's taking it. It's a slow process for an electorate to change its mind. Would be a big Labour Party win imho.
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Post by herbiedumplings on Aug 5, 2024 8:36:49 GMT
The main question to ask is who or what group are organising these protests especially when they know they are going to turn into riots. People just do not roll up on the offchance to kick off. OK you are not going to rock up at a parish church to protest, but like mosques who will be a target there is always more than one in many places. The people i do feel sorry for the most in all this are immigrants and their sons and daughters who speak english probebly better than a lot of the protesters who are dragged into this. Many actually are not muslim or go to a mosque but they.ll all be tarred with the same brush as those who should not be here. This is what happens when the political elite refuse to discuss a problem in an adult manner and never try to eleviate a problem that many white british actually have. All the bad has not gone away with grooming gangs still about and women not feeling safe walking the streets. Not long ago building workers were demonised for just whistling. If that was our females worse problem things would not be too bad. You'll never guess Real Smoggies wouldn’t stand for that. #IYKYK
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Post by voodooray on Aug 5, 2024 8:39:54 GMT
I don't disagree. but if the general election was in November I wouldn't be surprised if reform had a landslide victory They wouldn’t, I think the scales will be falling off the eyes of those who voted for them as a protest. They’d still get a lot of votes, similar to last time, but they wouldn’t win, if the rioters were replaced by all the people who silently despise Reform and see them for what they are, the crowds would absolutely dwarf those that have been rioting. All Reform do is offer easy to understand solutions to complex problems, typical populist bullshit. They’ve installed a Muslim as their chair, a canny move some might say, but that will put off some of their thick head supporters. Yes. It's possible that the racist violence would help increase the Reform vote. Farage would certainly seek to use the trouble to his advantage. But beyond an anti-immigrant stance, he offers nothing. Look at the Reform manifesto. It was a joke. Plenty of folk, the majority I believe, would be disgusted by the thought of Farage as PM and would vote accordingly to stop that happening. For me, the Brexit referendum opened the door to a new, more strident anti-immigrant nationalism, especially in England. A vein of nationalism or pseudo-patriotism that all too easily tips into hatred. And we've seen it this week. A perversion of patriotism. A corruption of all that makes us decent. But Farage seized the opportunity. It was a gift to him. The Referendum wasn't just about European trade. It was about shifting politics further to the right and getting these nationalist themes into the mainstream, harnessing people's understandable disillusion, and directing that pain against Muslims, immigrants, refugees, anyone who might be labelled or perceived as not being British. And being British is often synonmous with being White in the eyes of some. The Referendum opened the gate to far-right extremism. It's sickening.
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Post by suedehead on Aug 5, 2024 8:55:45 GMT
Farage is a Wolf in Sheep's clothing. A nasty underhand b*stard. I don't disagree. but if the general election was in November I wouldn't be surprised if reform had a landslide victory I'd be stunned if they got anywhere near a victory, let alone a landslide. For all the troubles over the past week, it's still a tiny minority of people out on the streets. Lots of people are appalled by what is happening. And I don't for a second think those in the middle who aren't rioting or appalled are silent Reform voters. As canterbury says, I don't think they'd do as well as they did last month. There's nothing there beyond an outlet for immigration frustrations. And look where stirring that pot has got us. Shoe Zone and Greggs being torched and coppers being battered in the street. Nice one.
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Post by Stranded Hatter on Aug 5, 2024 9:21:28 GMT
On the subject of monikers, will y ou be changing/altering yours on here? Once stranded Hatter? Returned Hatter?Nah. Don’t see the point.
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