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Reply · Daveybootle · 15 May 2016 00:54
15 May 2016 00:19:24
Rupert is Jewish Rian.

Tyson Fury has to contend with the prejudicial opinions of the British public on a daily basis.

If he wants to highlight his opinions, then good on him as it just so happens that he speaks the truth, albeit naively.

In fact, from a personal point of view I would consider Tyson's community no different than that of the Jewish community, whom have both been persecuted over the centuries and have sustained relentless prejudices and persecution from all walks of life, whether or not it's related to a religious ideology.

For them reasons, even though I'm not keen on the lad and think he's an overrated boxer, I say good on him as he's in a good enough position as anyone to express his opinions (and which I totally agree with)
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Reply · DaveyBootle · 14 Nov 2015 22:24
14 Nov 2015 23:08:43
I know.

I stress that tongue-in-cheek.

That old chestnut.

An act of war they say.

They've wanted this act of war for a number of years.

Them poor people suffer at the extremes of the sadistic elite.

Very sad.
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Post · DaveyBootle · 14 Nov 2015 21:42

14 Nov 2015 21:55:13
Why do terrorists carry passports?

It's not like they want us to know what country they apparently come from, is it?

Or do 'they'?

In no way is this insensitive, but why is it that passports suddenly turn up?

 

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Reply · DaveyBootle · 06 Sep 2015 13:35
06 Sep 2015 13:16:28
I worry for Corbyn.

The spin and propaganda against him is nothing short of bullying, but what did we expect?

I see the anti Semite label is well and truly being flung at him, even though he categorically denies this.

He's a brave man, but with respect t to him - at his age, why not stir it up by sticking to his principles?
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Reply · DaveyBootle · 06 Sep 2015 00:10
06 Sep 2015 00:28:39
The I word is difficult to even type.

I'm aware of the influence of Saudi Arabia but suspect this is a collective issue driven by the Americans (albeit with some rich pickings for the other conspirator countries!)

It would make sense that Turkey is driven in to Syria with all their national reserve forces, but I suspect this would potentially create a religious divide in Turkey and may be difficult.

Thanks for the informative info.
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Post · DaveyBootle · 05 Sep 2015 22:41

05 Sep 2015 23:20:44
It was only a small number of years ago now that parliament rejected any British involvement in Air Strikes and acts of war against Syria, but today, our very own chancellor has hinted that British forces may need to step on to ground in Syria to oust Isis and Assad, declaring Assad as an 'evil regime'.

Of course, the recent news on refugees is sickening to the stomach, but I can't help think that the powers-that-be have got their creepy little excuse now to invade as 'freedom fighters' by causing more death and problems to an already deathly situation.

I've been waiting for this moment for a number of years as the U.S. And Britain have been waiting for an excuse to a problem probably influenced by the CIA and MI6.

Who else do we think has funded this Isis debacle?!

All planned, and planned at the expense of innocent Syrians as an excuse to invade for reasons that we will never understand.

They've destroyed Iraq, Libya and next Syria and Iran.

A sickening time to live in and a sickening era to call ourselves 'British'.

p.s. I'm aware of a lad by mine training in the Scottish Highlands with his regiment over two years ago now who were all told they were being prepared for Syria.

 

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