Suella Braverman: ‘Islamists are in charge’

Suella Braverman: ‘Islamists are in charge’

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NomduJour

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261 months

Saturday 24th February
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Mrr T said:
Having been asked to back up the claim the best you can do is a link to an opinion piece on the speaker. 0/10 so far
An antisemitic mob project a genocidal message onto Parliament, the Met shrug and say whatever.

bitchstewie

52,212 posts

212 months

Saturday 24th February
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One down.


biggbn

23,958 posts

222 months

Saturday 24th February
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Tory party really imploding here? I didn't think we could live in more 'interesting times' as the old Chinese curse suggests. Every day proves me wrong. I am a naive idealist who has huge hope, and confidence, in humanity's humanity. I'm glad my lived experience validates this feeling more than some vile individuals pursuing and promoting division to further their own agendas makes it seem unlikely.

Kermit power

28,849 posts

215 months

Saturday 24th February
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86 said:
Kermit power said:
86 said:
But 40% of the population think it’s ok to vote red and totally ignore the idiots how does that bring society together. It just makes the situation worse. Multiculturalism is failing and the next 9 months running up to the election overlaid by Trump in the USA will drag us further into a permanent state of division.
Did the person who told you that tell you what "multiculturism" is, how it's failing and what it means for the future? Did they give you any actual statistics to support the claim, or was it purely limited to rhetoric and soundbites?
Failing because of the attitude of the white majority. How does that sound ?
You've not told us what you think it is, and how you think it's failing yet?

86

2,842 posts

118 months

Saturday 24th February
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biggbn said:
Tory party really imploding here? I didn't think we could live in more 'interesting times' as the old Chinese curse suggests. Every day proves me wrong. I am a naive idealist who has huge hope, and confidence, in humanity's humanity. I'm glad my lived experience validates this feeling more than some vile individuals pursuing and promoting division to further their own agendas makes it seem unlikely.
You have seen nothing yet election campaign to follow. Both sides will be at it

Killboy

7,614 posts

204 months

Saturday 24th February
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bhstewie said:
One down.

Grrrrr Khan rofl

Kermit power

28,849 posts

215 months

Saturday 24th February
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86 said:
Kermit power said:
86 said:
Electro1980 said:
Saying something repeatedly doesn’t make it true. Back your claim up that the police are afraid to do anything then, from reputable sources, I.e not some YouTuber or far right headbanger.

The only problem police have with racism is of their own making.
Here’s an article to get you frothing

https://www.spiked-online.com/2024/02/23/the-cowar...
So let me see if I've understood that.

Hoyle allowed the watered down, less anti-Israeli Labour motion in because he was concerned that Labour MPs might've come under threat from Islamic extremists if they'd voted for it? How does that work then? confused

Of course it's not in any way more likely that Starmer - who has been fighting the anti-semitism that has existed in the Labour Party since forever but increased primarily with Israel's shift towards being more closely aligned with US-led right wing policies since the 90s - put pressure on to get an amendment he could push his party behind without letting the Conservatives use it to bring up the anti-semitism issues all over again, is it?
You need to keep up you are showing your prejudice. It was the SNP who were looking to capitalise on Labours internal issues to help their vote in Scotland. Last time I looked the SNP weren’t very right wing
Both the SNP and the Conservatives were looking to capitalise. They would've just done so differently depending on whether or not enough Labour MPs backed the SNP motion. Why do you think they were so united in their attacks on the Speaker and Labour?

biggbn

23,958 posts

222 months

Saturday 24th February
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86 said:
biggbn said:
Tory party really imploding here? I didn't think we could live in more 'interesting times' as the old Chinese curse suggests. Every day proves me wrong. I am a naive idealist who has huge hope, and confidence, in humanity's humanity. I'm glad my lived experience validates this feeling more than some vile individuals pursuing and promoting division to further their own agendas makes it seem unlikely.
You have seen nothing yet election campaign to follow. Both sides will be at it
....I remain idealistic and optimistic. I don't recognise any of the negativity on this thread and am surrounded by positivity and solvable problems every day. The future is bright, it is always bright, love and decency will thankfully always prevail despite what some grubby posters in grubby corners of the internet might suggest. Have a wonderful day, peace and love, gbn x

86

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118 months

Saturday 24th February
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bhstewie said:
One down.

Sounds right at least Sunak acted quickly not like Starmer with Azhar Ali

bitchstewie

52,212 posts

212 months

Saturday 24th February
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Interesting how the statement suggests that if he had apologised he'd still have the whip scratchchin

Kermit power

28,849 posts

215 months

Saturday 24th February
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NomduJour said:
Keith blackmailed Hoyle into accepting the Labour motion because he knew he was facing a load of his own extremist MPs voting for the SNP motion, and the risk of abstaining by the ones who don’t believe they’re there to represent Hamas - which would certainly get them grief from the idiots who somehow believe this is a major UK political concern.

Your second argument is more than a bit of a stretch.
Take a look at the history of anti-semitism in the Labour Party. There was quite a bit of it pre WW2 when Hitler was far from alone in the view that Jewish financiers were the enemy of the working class man.

It then largely disappeared after the foundation of the State of Israel created a more left-leaning Zionism, and came back with a vengeance from the 90s onwards as Israel aligned more closely than ever with the States and moved to the right.

That's not to say that there aren't any in the Labour Party motivated by specific support for the Palestinians, but it is not fundamentally motivated by Islamic extremism in the Labour Party.

NomduJour

19,233 posts

261 months

Saturday 24th February
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Killboy said:
Grrrrr Khan rofl

Khan is absolutely complicit in this with his tacit support of the weekly hate marches. Imagine being Jewish in today’s London and watching that performance every weekend.

biggbn

23,958 posts

222 months

Saturday 24th February
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NomduJour said:
Killboy said:
Grrrrr Khan rofl

Khan is absolutely complicit in this with his tacit support of the weekly hate marches. Imagine being Jewish in today’s London and watching that performance every weekend.
Imagine being a Palestinian this century...or last? Is that how this works? Oh, wait, maybe I'm antisemitic for writing that as we all look for convenient boxes to put each other in....

NomduJour

19,233 posts

261 months

Saturday 24th February
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Kermit power said:
Take a look at the history of anti-semitism in the Labour Party
Well aware of it; the Left has had an issue going right back to Marx - “the bill of exchange is the real god of the Jew”, etc.

Kermit power

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215 months

Saturday 24th February
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Oakey said:
Yes, I brought this up in the other thread. Western populations (Europe for example) are in decline due to ageing and a declining birthrate. People aren't having kids because it's too expensive. So we need immigrants to keep the economy going. But this results in more pressure on housing, the NHS, GP's , dentists, schools, etc. There are 8 million on NHS waiting lists, it's weeks to get a GP appointment and forget any chance of seeing an NHS dentist, and that's just today. What's the situation like 10, 20, 30 years from now?

As for why Islam won't see a hefty decline in the next 150 years? Well it hasn't in the preceeding 1500+ years, has it? Besides which, the projections are based on low, medium and high levels of continued immigration from the Middle East whereas your point of view is, I suspect, coming from the scenario of someone moving here then two generations down the line their progeny have abandoned religion?
On the first point, you do realise that the people who work for the NHS also grow old, retire and need replacing, don't you? And that without the massive employment of immigrants in the NHS right since its inception, it would long since have collapsed?

Also, that the demands placed on the NHS have increased massively because whilst life expectancy has increased dramatically in recent decades, healthy life expectancy has moved much more slowly, meaning far more pressure on the NHS.

The idea that the NHS is struggling primarily or even significantly because of immigration is simply incorrect Correlation rather than Causation.

On the second point, you've answered it for me! hehe You know that line from financial adverts, "past performance is not a guarantee of future performance"? If we were having this discussion 150 years ago, you'd be saying that there was no reason to expect Christianity in Europe to decline as it hadn't in the previous 1,850 years, but look at it now! That doesn't mean that Islam will experience a similar decline in the next 150 years, but it certainly makes the point that you cannot possibly assume to say whether or not it will.

Lastly, your idea of continued immigration from the Middle East doesn't really make sense. Steps are already being taken to address the unsustainable issue with the ageing pensioner segment of society, plus the increase in life expectancy has plateaued, so there will be a natural decrease in the levels of immigration we need creating a pull, whilst on the push side, no war lasts forever, so you can't say with any degree of accuracy whether there will be a sustained flow of refugees from the Middle East for that long period.

NomduJour

19,233 posts

261 months

Saturday 24th February
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biggbn said:
Imagine being a Palestinian this century...or last? Is that how this works?
Well, very clearly, it isn’t.

Kermit power

28,849 posts

215 months

Saturday 24th February
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NomduJour said:
Killboy said:
Grrrrr Khan rofl

Khan is absolutely complicit in this with his tacit support of the weekly hate marches. Imagine being Jewish in today’s London and watching that performance every weekend.
Imagine being a believer in free speech and seeing marches banned because you don't like their message.

Plenty of people protest about things I completely disagree with, but so long as the protests are not violent, we should support the right to protest.

Killboy

7,614 posts

204 months

Saturday 24th February
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NomduJour said:
Khan is absolutely complicit in this with his tacit support of the weekly hate marches. Imagine being Jewish in today’s London and watching that performance every weekend.
"Tacit support"? rofl

Electro1980

8,457 posts

141 months

Saturday 24th February
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86 said:
Electro1980 said:
Saying something repeatedly doesn’t make it true. Back your claim up that the police are afraid to do anything then, from reputable sources, I.e not some YouTuber or far right headbanger.

The only problem police have with racism is of their own making.
Here’s an article to get you frothing

https://www.spiked-online.com/2024/02/23/the-cowar...
You have nothing to back up your claim then. Just another one blowing the same old dogwhistle. Yet again you show your true colours.

86

2,842 posts

118 months

Saturday 24th February
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biggbn said:
NomduJour said:
Killboy said:
Grrrrr Khan rofl

Khan is absolutely complicit in this with his tacit support of the weekly hate marches. Imagine being Jewish in today’s London and watching that performance every weekend.
Imagine being a Palestinian this century...or last? Is that how this works? Oh, wait, maybe I'm antisemitic for writing that as we all look for convenient boxes to put each other in....
Imagine living in Ukraine imagine living in North Korea imagine being a Uyghur in China etc etc the world is a nasty place. Never been any ethnic cleansing in Europe oh wait there has. Thought Europeans were such nice people