Migrant watch (merged topic)

Lord Beria3 · Post by **Lord Beria3** » 12 Mar 2016, 11:30

A truly shocking story. What kind of person would do such a thing to his wife?

I worry that at some point you might start seeing acid attacks on young non-Muslim girls who reject the advances of migrant men... I wonder what will it take before ordinary people decide enough is enough.

jonny2mad · Post by **jonny2mad** » 12 Mar 2016, 12:00

Kinda amusing how biffy doesnt respond to stuff like us importing acid attacks on women isnt it .

And I was thinking last night how when I worked for banksy we had walls and masses of security and wristbands and tickets, and the security would escort you out if you didnt have the right wristband, and the irony that the event was a no borders event .

I mean seriously you couldnt make this stuff up its so funny.

Glastonbury again look at the wall and the army of security, but again they are seem to have this bullshit no borders ethos .

And the whole thing is totally bogus

You had free festivals in the uk, you had woodstock in the states that became a free festival, but they if to successful turned pretty rubbish.

And you could have a no borders country but the place would be really rubbish, you wouldnt have a NHS or working government or police force .

jonny2mad · Post by **jonny2mad** » 12 Mar 2016, 12:09

https://shariaunveiled.wordpress.com/20 ... omen-soar/

as muslim population grows in uk so does the number of acid attacks including on non muslims

http://gadiadelman.com/index.php?option ... &Itemid=13

johnhemming2 · Post by **johnhemming2** » 12 Mar 2016, 12:14

biffvernon wrote:
johnhemming2 wrote:However, a swell of people willing to work at the minimum wage...
So how come politicians have for so long complained when workers have demanded higher wages, resisted pressure to introduce a minimum wage, resisted pressure to raise the minimum wage or pay a living wage? Politicians have consistently told us that the economy will be more sound if workers are willing to work for less.
You can't have it both ways.

It isn't having it both ways. If the minimum wage is too high then certain businesses shut down (eg hairdressers) and there is less economic activitiy.

However, in many ways the higher people's wages are the better as everything works better. The problem is an external factor unnecessarily driving down wages.

It is sad, but we are developing more and more of a minimum wage economy.

UndercoverElephant · Post by **UndercoverElephant** » 12 Mar 2016, 19:11

biffvernon wrote: http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/jus ... 25106.html

More utter tripe. I don't even have to read the article (I have not clicked the link) to know that it is utter tripe. You also know that it is utter tripe.

biffvernon · Post by **biffvernon** » 12 Mar 2016, 19:39

johnhemming2 wrote: If the minimum wage is too high then certain businesses shut down (eg hairdressers) and there is less economic activitiy

Curiously, looking round the most depressed bits of the depressed shopping areas oop north, it seems to be the hairdressers that are the survivors! I've no idea why; I never use them.

jonny2mad · Post by **jonny2mad** » 12 Mar 2016, 21:31

still dodging http://pamelageller.com/2016/03/muslim- ... -off.html/

Thats your doing biff you have imported it, you wont answer me when I bring that up or other posters.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... -year.html

Nearly 3000 a year honor attacks in the uk, this again is a culture thats alien to europe you and your mates have brought here

jonny2mad · Post by **jonny2mad** » 12 Mar 2016, 21:33

instead you go on about hairdressers quite sad

biffvernon · Post by **biffvernon** » 13 Mar 2016, 07:31

Compassion, kindness, generosity of spirit:

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/m ... s-migrants

jonny2mad · Post by **jonny2mad** » 13 Mar 2016, 10:43

Lord Beria3 · Post by **Lord Beria3** » 13 Mar 2016, 13:06

Address the issue Biff.

AutomaticEarth · Post by **AutomaticEarth** » 13 Mar 2016, 14:27

biffvernon wrote:
Compassion, kindness, generosity of spirit:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/m ... s-migrants

Biff, posts like this does no-one any favours. This article is basically saying ' Greek turkeys voting for Christmas'. IMHO, you need to offer some context around such posts.

Either that, or just refrain from posting on this thread. Your posts are not big, nor clever, and damage to this forum. Please think before you post.

biffvernon · Post by **biffvernon** » 13 Mar 2016, 20:24

Some photographs to help decide whose side one is on:
http://www.reuters.com/news/picture/pic ... USRTX1ZMSF

And here's a picture of me and some of my friends:
http://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/200-u ... story.html

Little John · Post by **Little John** » 13 Mar 2016, 20:48

biffvernon wrote:Some photographs to help decide whose side one is on:
http://www.reuters.com/news/picture/pic ... USRTX1ZMSF

And here's a picture of me and some of my friends:
http://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/200-u ... story.html

Fortunately, 200 people across a county of approximately 3/4 of a million represents next to F--k all of the population of that county. Furthermore, I'll bet the vast majority of that paltry 200 were nice middle class suburban/rural types and that next to none of them were working class urban Bostonians who are already swamped with around 10,000 newly arrived European migrants.

Your are a sad little joke.

AutomaticEarth · Post by **AutomaticEarth** » 13 Mar 2016, 21:14

biffvernon wrote:Some photographs to help decide whose side one is on:
http://www.reuters.com/news/picture/pic ... USRTX1ZMSF

And here's a picture of me and some of my friends:
http://www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk/200-u ... story.html

Biff, posts like this does no-one any favours. IMHO, you need to offer some context around such posts.

Either that, or just refrain from posting on this thread. Your posts are not big, nor clever, and damage to this forum. Please think before you post.