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Lexusgs430:
Let's wait and see....... 😂😁

In current countries that have imposed a ban, I think those that wore, unwore to comply........ 😁😂😊

Viruses:
It's obvious, hence I said people would practice what they condemn given a change in circumstance. While at it, they will find a way to justify their actions to their gullible faithfuls who would also see reasons with them.

Why do you think politicians always know the right things to do until they get into power and their gullible followers defend them before and after.

Cyberknight:
Zia may be young, but I don't think he's that naive.
I think that he wasn't starry eyed about his actions when joining, and knew all about Reform and what it means, but joined for his own reasons (basic self interest - getting in on the ground floor of a party that is still statistically likely to form the next government in 2029), and had to leave when his position became untenable.

Zahra29:
Perhaps. I suppose it depends on how much[b] weight they place on Muslim voters which is allegedly the group that Zia was courting before he resigned[/b]. Time will tell.

I agree that Zia was naive. However even Elon's father was on the radio yesterday claiming that his genuis son was inexperienced about real politics, hence his faux pas. He didn't mean it. Basically pleading for Trump to forgive him lol.

Zahra29:
Please also include West Indians, Pakistanis, Indians, Sri Lankas, Bangladeshis, Burmese/Myanmars, Hong Kong, Singaporeans and others

justwise:
Muslim votes carries a lot of weight in many cities in this country, many politicians fight for their vote, ask George Galloway because he understands that game very well and have benefited from it.

Reform stands no chance in cities like Bradford, Halifax, Luton, some part of Manchester where Muslim communities outnumbered Whites

Reform needs votes and validation from ethnic minority hence the attend to appoint one despite many white candidates

ehizario2012:
Well, I'm still reading so I can't fully comment on if these people mentioned above should be included. However I don't think the transatlantic slave trade included Asia, infact the Muslims (Pakistani and the likes) believed in enslaving non - Muslims who didn't convert to Islam (that's a different topic entirely.) My focus is on the dark skinned man (denoted as black) from Africa who was forcefully taken by the invading Europeans to America and Europe to develop their economy. At the end of slavery, the focus shifted from trafficking humans to outright looting of natural resources which was used to develop Europe especially. Migration is never going to end and these people MUST learn to deal with that. They started it.

Zahra29:
True, but remember that Galloway lost his seat in last year's GE to Labour, despite the Muslim support due to his stance on Gaza, so it's not completely insurmountable.

justwise:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwyv040rnqzo

justwise:
Zia Yusuf returning to Reform UK two days after quitting

Zahra29:
LOL!!!!

And this is in spite of Richard Rice doubling down on the burqa ban debate.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/reform-burqa-ban-richard-tice-zia-yusuf-b2765014.html

Politics eh 😂

justwise:
Zia Yusuf returning to Reform UK two days after quitting

justwise:
Yusuf will lead what the party calls its "Doge team" – which is modelled on the Department of Government Efficiency set up by US President Donald Trump.

Lol bunch of jokers

Goodenoch:
So, in a place like China where Christians (among other religions) are not allowed to practice their faith freely, cannot carry bibles openly in some cases, cannot teach their children the bible, cannot congregate to pray etc etc, you think that people complying is normal and reflects them justifying their actions to gullible people?

You don't think it's because people have no choice in the face of repression and violation of their rights?

Viruses:
We all have choices, it all depend on what is at stake.

Goodenoch:
And when people make those choices under duress, it means they were deceiving gullible people an initio àbí?

Makes sense. 👍🏿

Viruses:
When made under duress, then it wasn't a choice.
We all have choices we can make freely, it depends on what is at stake.

By the way, I used politicians to make examples of their actions before and after they enter power, I don't know why you twisted it to religion. What is your motive?

Goodenoch:
I really don't want to engage further on this but because you've implied I'm being dishonest, I have to say you should check what you posted.

You referenced gullible followers twice, and it's the second that was in relation to politicians. The first was still about people who change what they do as per religious beliefs in response to things being outlawed where they live.

Perhaps you meant something else, but I responded to what you said and only that.

Viruses:
Given a change in circumstance, people will practice what they condemn and justify their actions to their gullible faithfuls.

It's up to you to assume I'm referring to religious faithfuls to suit your narrative.

Goke7:
and get shanked again like musk 😂

justwise:
Muslim votes carries a lot of weight in many cities in this country, many politicians fight for their vote, ask George Galloway because he understands that game very well and have benefited from it.

Reform stands no chance in cities like Bradford, Halifax, Luton, some part of Manchester where Muslim communities outnumbered Whites

Reform needs votes and validation from ethnic minority hence the attempt to appoint one despite many white candidates

justwise:
Muslim votes carries a lot of weight in many cities in this country, many politicians fight for their vote, ask George Galloway because he understands that game very well and have benefited from it.

Reform stands no chance in cities like Bradford, Halifax, Luton, some part of Manchester where Muslim communities outnumbered Whites

Reform needs votes and validation from ethnic minority hence the attempt to appoint one despite many white candidates

ehizario2012:
I've been reading more about slavery recently (focusing on enclopedia brittanica) and the knowledge gained has significantly changed my views on how to apportion the blames for slavery. In the past, I always blamed African tribal leaders more for enslaving their own people and selling them off to the invaders however the impact of slavery on the development of the western economy cannot be overemphasized. The west MUST accept and live with blacks, racists MUST be punished at all times. In essence, Britain or wherever CANNOT be white again. These people plundered Africa so much, they MUST accommodate Africans.

lavida001:
The rhetorics that African chiefs sell their brothers is untrue.

justwise:
Yusuf will lead what the party calls its "Doge team" – which is modelled on the Department of Government Efficiency set up by US President Donald Trump.

Lol bunch of jokers

emmaodet:
Bro sorry to ask but what is all these fuss about the extended residency permit issue? 5 years extra and so what? If you get your British residency in 5 years, most probably you would have stayed extra 5 years or more anyway from observation.
So why the worry?
Most guys I know who migrated to US, Canada and UK have all been staying there years after getting their passports, I hardly know anyone who came back home finally, so waiting for 10 years, working and paying your taxes looks no different to me.

SapphireFort:
Please has anyone recently obtained schengen visa for Greece using flight reservation?

Cyberknight:
I definitely don't think Reform is factoring in winning votes from ethnic minorities to get it where it wants to be. They will of course get votes from the UK equivalents of the Trump's Latino voters, but those aren't their target audience.

Zahra29:
LOL!!!!

And this is in spite of Richard Rice doubling down on the burqa ban debate.

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/reform-burqa-ban-richard-tice-zia-yusuf-b2765014.html

Politics eh 😂

justwise:
Sorry spambots got you because of the above link , your account will be restored in an hour

Omotaday:
The guy you all thought resigned due to the Burka ban brouhaha said he’d even vote to ban it, just 2 days after resigning.

The claim that western politicians are impeccable when it comes to personal conviction and integrity is now a myth.

It’s a sh1tshow, from the US, to EU, UK and their lapdogs whether in South Korea or Romania.

The world is going crazy.

bamituni:
Thanks everyone for you responses! Well appreciated.