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Zahra29:
Very interesting, as I've [b]never heard you criticise him on this forum, even when he was widely accused of making racist, incendiary comments.
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I've noticed and called out your bias from the start. Everyone is free to their own opinion, but I find it rather strange the depth of your obvious hate for her and that she is the only individual you routinely call out, as if there are no "incompetent loudmouths" in the actual governing party - you know, the ones who should be scrutinised more deeply and held to account. (If you don't know any, I can forward some names over for you to take a look at).

But like I said, opinions are like noses. Everyone's entitled to theirs, even ugly ones😂

jedisco:
In this world, things happen in phases with some stints lasting several hundred years.

Self hate is not the solution to development.

Raalsalghul:
Yes it is not a genetic issue, intelligence or I.Q issues as most racist folks would like to point out. This is something I have come to realise as I've aged. It's just elements of our value system and culture that have kept us behind.

Zahra29:
1. Starmer is the UK PM. He is responsible for any UK military action, not Kemi or Reform or anyone else.

2. The UK has stated that the government was aware of, but not in any way involved, in the attacks on Fordow and other sites.

3. There is already a massive irregular migration issue with Iran. For a number of years running, Iranians have been in the top 5 (actually #1) of nationalities crossing the English channel by boat.

https://migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk/resources/briefings/people-crossing-the-english-channel-in-small-boats/

Maybe they'll switch over to the US instead as they are the direct combatants in this conflict, and not the UK.

LionInZion:
Haha
The way some Trump's fans commented pre election, you'd think they were in the man's inner circle. They saw him as the singular solution to the world problems. Imagine anyone believing an American president really cares about global peace, when history has shown it's all about interest and nothing more. It's even worse with Mr MAGA as he has broken more fences than mending them since he was sworn in.

Now the Iran crisis is beginning to have the same Iraqi vibes of years ago. It all started with "yea Iraq is building nuclear weapon and we need to stop them". But we all know how it ended. It's such a hypocritical world we live in.

lavida001:
They can’t cross the big blue Atlantic to the USA hence they are coming to a city near you. Many hotels to house them in clackton.

Arap:
Has anyone flown with KLM to Nigeria recently as a UK resident holding an eVisa? Is a transit visa required? Thanks.

Goodenoch:
Another "underlying causes" of a new 'irregular migration' crisis in the making... All encouraged of course by people like Badenough and her "proxy warriors".

Of course, all of them will pretend history started just yesterday when the issue starts.

Goke7:
Global peace 😂

Goke7:
When I told you that those folks bring a lot of resource to the uk you were asking me what resource? There you have it, more workers (cheap labour) are needed hence the katakata 😂

lavida001:
Where are the jobs tho? Don’t forget the job creators ‘millionaires’ are leaving migrating to Dubai 🤣

Goodenoch:
Which racist comments? About the UK becoming an island of strangers? I[b] didn't think it was racist [/b]and I said that the attempt to equate it with all the things Badenough has said, is absurd. By the way, I dislike her, not hate.

I think Starmer's current stance with regard to this conflict is foolish and misguided especially in light how how easily Trump has been willing to discard the 'special relationship' and I have said that.

As to other incompetent loudmouths in various parties, we'll have to agree to disagree because I firmly believe Badenouch's track record as an incompetent loudmouth is one of a kind and no one in UK politics matches up to her.

lavida001:
They can’t cross the big blue Atlantic to the USA hence they are coming to a city near you. Many hotels to house them in clackton.

Zahra29:
Iranians have been crossing the English channel in their tens of thousands since Covid. It's not a new phenomenon.

Thankfully I don't live anywhere near Dover, Clacton or any of the areas earmarked to house irregular migrants.

Also, Labour is proposing moving them out of hotels and into rental accommodation paid for by the government.

AKALAMAGBO:
If that’s the government plans, don’t you think they will eventually be dispersed everywhere around cities, suburbs or boroughs and may eventually reach where you live. Unless you no longer live in the UK.

justwise:
Lol… don’t make me laugh please

Vance: I empathize with Americans who are exhausted after 25 years of foreign entanglements in the Middle East. I understand the concern, but the difference is that back then we had dumb presidents pic.twitter.com/zv1NfR580J

— Acyn (@Acyn) June 22, 2025

Goke7:
The jobs are in the villages and rural areas, very plenty and essential. That's where the shortages are.

LionInZion:
Haha
The way some Trump's fans commented pre election, you'd think they were in the man's inner circle. They saw him as the singular solution to the world problems. Imagine anyone believing an American president really cares about global peace, when history has shown it's all about interest and nothing more. It's even worse with Mr MAGA as he has broken more fences than mending them since he was sworn in.

Now the Iran crisis is beginning to have the same Iraqi vibes of years ago. It all started with "yea Iraq is building nuclear weapon and we need to stop them". But we all know how it ended. It's such a hypocritical world we live in.

Goke7:
You have not started as they have excuses for you

Vance: I empathize with Americans who are exhausted after 25 years of foreign entanglements in the Middle East. I understand the concern, but the difference is that back then we had dumb presidents pic.twitter.com/zv1NfR580J

— Acyn (@Acyn) June 22, 2025

lavida001:
Fruit picking 🤣

justwise:
Were you really expecting Vance to say something sensible? He is as dumb as a rock

Goke7:
You have not started as they have excuses for you

Vance: I empathize with Americans who are exhausted after 25 years of foreign entanglements in the Middle East. I understand the concern, but the difference is that back then we had dumb presidents pic.twitter.com/zv1NfR580J

— Acyn (@Acyn) June 22, 2025

justwise:
Of course they are, they voted to make American great again, no more foreign war, bring jobs back to America, deport all foreign criminals, stop Ukraine and Russian war on day 1 etc. He has delivered all his promises 6months in..smh

justwise:
Of course they are, they voted to make American great again, no more foreign war, bring jobs back to America, deport all foreign criminals, stop Ukraine and Russian war on day 1 etc. He has delivered all his promises 6months in..smh

lavida001:
They can’t cross the big blue Atlantic to the USA hence they are coming to a city near you. Many hotels to house them in clackton.

AKALAMAGBO:
If that’s the government plans, don’t you think they will eventually be dispersed everywhere around cities, suburbs or boroughs and may eventually reach where you live. Unless you no longer live in the UK.

Zahra29:
Erm no, that's not how it works. Location matters.

Do you think the government can afford to house tens of thousands of migrants in towns where 3 bed properties average >> £600k like many parts of the south east? Never mind the fierce opposition they would face from the residents of these areas (including MPs).

Nope, they strategically house them in much cheaper areas. They even tried to rehouse the survivors of the tragic 2017 Grenfell fire away from Kensington and even London, because the Grenfell site is prime real estate and the council saw an opportunity to tear it down and privatise it instead of retaining it for social housing use.

AKALAMAGBO:
I get that.

It’s now like “needles in haystack” for past and present government to find a lasting solution controlling migration by boats…

As much as they’ve been able to control legal migration, the other seem difficult/challenging ..

I wonder what reform plan would be.

AKALAMAGBO:
I get that.

It’s now like “needles in haystack” for past and present government to find a lasting solution controlling immigration by boats…

As much as they’ve been able to control legal migration, the other seem difficult/challenging ..

I wonder what reform plan would be.

AKALAMAGBO:
I get that.

It’s now like “needles in haystack” for past and present government to find a lasting solution controlling immigration by boats…

As much as they’ve been able to control legal migration, the other seem difficult/challenging ..

I wonder what reform plan would be.

lavida001:
This is you in denial again.

When does Saying the truth becomes self hate?

I will continue to preach the gospel, you can spin it the way you choose.