One has 'jude' with the star of David on his neck while also throwing the white power symbol.
Another has 'Enoch was right' on his shirt.
Another has 'Enoch was right' on his shirt.
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UK PoliticsERA |OT1| - Strong and Stable Government? No. Coalition Of Chaos! PART 2
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That guy obviously got one of those hyphenated double barreled surnames
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That guy obviously got one of those hyphenated double barreled surnames
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"It's pronounced Dah-te-Rah-peest"
That guy obviously got one of those hyphenated double barreled surnames
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The woman has that slightly harsh face that is a bit of a fetish for tory men. She likes horseriding and forcing the terminally ill back into work.
https://www.theguardian.com/politic...ulticulturalism-robs-britain-of-its-community
This guy is DOA. You'd think they'd have learned from Zac Goldsmith's awful campaign last time.
This guy is DOA. You'd think they'd have learned from Zac Goldsmith's awful campaign last time.
Lol, shitting on Muslims not enough but going after Hindus as well. Sadiq Khan is in a very vulnerable posistion, if the conservative put up a decent candidate with no racist baggage they could have won.
That's some nice old fashioned 1970s racism, I can't remember anyone moaning about the Hindu problem, how the hell did he get selected for London of all places?
They keep saying the quiet parts loud. Tories are supposed to fake not being racist until they get into power.
He's never actually experienced life in Britain, like most tories.
Also he could not have picked a less scary religious observance than Diwali.
Diwali is rad and everyone should celebrate it.
Diwali is also celebrated by Sikhs. So he managed to insult three religious groups. He is going to do what no other politician has done and unite Pakistani and Indian communities.
My kids school have just started to do a bit about non-christian celebrations (I've bought it up a lot as school governor) but it's a token day here and there during the school year.
Just christmas alone is pretty much 4 weeks sold of Christmas related activities within schools, followed by a 2/3 week holiday in order to celebrate.
Although, to be fair, I do live in a very white British area, so I guess (and very much hope) places like London do teach more diversity in schools, but still, to even mention Christmas is being marginalised is just plain stupid
I think at least 15% of Tory MPs would need to submit letters of no confidence, so we'd have to wait and see if any other MPs follow.
Not a good look for her though on the day of her conference speech.
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I'd have thought he'd know the lie of the land before being the first.... but you never know.
The chair of the 22 committee knows roughly but even he will have to double check people are still in if the total is close to enough.
The Tory party going into temporary limbo just to end up with May again is just going to make the whole situation even more ridiculous.
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I wouldn't doubt for a second this actually happened.
48 is the magic number there's meant to be around 30 in just now. He's a Boris loyalist so this might be part of a push from that faction to see if they can intice say some of the Javid supporters to open a contest.
Doomed to fail because even if they get the 48, they'd still need a 150 odd MP's to vote against her in the no confidence vote she'd force.
I assume this is a reference to her awkward dancing episode? In which case fair play to her. Milliband ought to have done that with his bacon sandwich
I'm watching this instead
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIcz1nSk9oQ
"Why are you obsessed with young people?"
Christ they're so worried about him.
And that old woman who said she started with nothing. I'd really like a deep dive into what she considers "nothing".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zIcz1nSk9oQ
"Why are you obsessed with young people?"
Christ they're so worried about him.
And that old woman who said she started with nothing. I'd really like a deep dive into what she considers "nothing".
she should be more worried about the people in the crowd
now let me spend half an hour telling you about this jew hating terrorist hugger.
That was amazing, thank you for sharing.
The Tory Party conference really is like an alternative reality to me.
50 acres, 3 businesses and private school. Probably.
Even if she did start from "nothing", these people are totally blind to the structural benefits they had that just don't exist for young people now.
True - same for boomers generally. That and I genuinely don't believe most Tories like her know what being poor is. Otherwise they probably wouldn't be a Tory. I mean, May thinks 50k is a low skill wage.
My kids learnt about it when they were 5-6 in their first year at school. I don't think they learn much about the religious aspects, but it's a good way to get them doing arty stuff with the decorations and clothing.
And pictures of Hindu gods are great things to draw or colour in - a bit more creative than a guy in a red coat with a beard.
Obviously, they learn a lot more about Christmas and you still have nativity plays. Bailey can eat a bag of dog dicks for suggesting otherwise.
My kids' school just celebrated the harvest festival too, so perhaps Bailey should campaign to stop this evil pagan nonsense.
Isn't the government cutting local government funding by quite a lot next year? I think she needs to have a chat with the Chancellor.
I know it's not an original thought here, but I'm amazed how bereft the Government is of any big ideas. 'Opportunity' - it's never rang so hollow, especially when the only examples she can give is for people who ended up in her cabinet. As if being in May's cabinet is the zenith of achievement. Just a few scraps from the table to placate the critics; fuel duty freeze - "see, we hear you about being squeezed financially", cancer screenings - "see, we totally don't want to dismantle the NHS". It's never felt so insincere, nor more manufactured by outside consultants, focus-tested until no humanity remains.
Her political advisors of course. It's a carefully calculated ploy to get people talking and notice the speech and listen to the contents.
People are checking out of the main speeches, so this is the kind of shit they pull to get us talking.
I read that she danced on the stage and saw a picture of it, and just said nope. I honestly don't need the image of her dancing ever again.
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