Dale farm evictions "may breach human rights"

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

Worst. Lymeric. Ever.

Doesn't even rhyme!

s'funny - good post.

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

18 year old lives in Briton, travels to Africa to help fight a dictator and instead of earning your respect you say he'll probably be a suicide bomber on his return. Tad blinkered that view.

I'd rather be blinkered and know my enemies than embrace all that non-judgemental multi-culti bollocks and find myself on the wrong end of a nail bomb. I assume you think all those 'lads' going to Pakistan are just embarking on an adventure holiday.

I would also assume that young Mo won't be popular with his local imam for 'living in a Briton'.

 

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

I'd rather be blinkered and know my enemies than embrace all that non-judgemental multi-culti bollocks and find myself on the wrong end of a nail bomb. I assume you think all those 'lads' going to Pakistan are just embarking on an adventure holiday.

I would also assume that young Mo won't be popular with his local imam for 'living in a Briton'.

I assume his Iman lives in Yorkshire too.
Last nail bombs in UK that I recall were planted by an extreme right wing activist in Brixton and Soho. He made very clear that he was the enemy of the UK public. The Yorkshire lad has only declared himself the enemy of Gadaffi. He is pressumably a Muslim off fighting other Muslims to free a country that he pressumably has family connections with. I never understood why Muslim extremists saw UK involvement in Iraq and Afganistan as anti Muslim as it was just assisting one lot of Muslims to otherthrow a dictator who was also a Muslim.
Did you smoke a lot of skunk in your youth? You have a serious paranoia issue and I can't see that its doing your general welbeing any favours. Honestly - I'd advise seeking help.
Yours
Concerned of Carshalton

 

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

I'd rather be blinkered and know my enemies than embrace all that non-judgemental multi-culti bollocks and find myself on the wrong end of a nail bomb. I assume you think all those 'lads' going to Pakistan are just embarking on an adventure holiday.

I would also assume that young Mo won't be popular with his local imam for 'living in a Briton'.

'Living in a Briton' sounds a bit more Rasta than Muslim. I like the sound of 'young Mo' though, that's funny - a nice touch, you can just imagine him being a little scamp. 'Young Mo stop running in the corridor'. Bless, that's a nice image.

 

[Berrichonne shrimper]

Slow start but im sure the fun will build as the day goes on.
Loads of huggies have chained themselfs to stuff which i think is handy,just clear the site and leave the melts chained up for a week or two.

 

[steveo]

18 year old lives in Briton, travels to Africa to help fight a dictator and instead of earning your respect you say he'll probably be a suicide bomber on his return. Tad blinkered that view.

Whats it got to do with him? Don't suppose the aforementioned dictator ever did him any harm.

Rusty's concern is justified, its fairly common knowledge that many "British" lads were fighting against British troops in Afghanistan, but I suppose thats ok with you as well is it?

 

[MK Shrimper]

Whats it got to do with him? Don't suppose the aforementioned dictator ever did him any harm.

Rusty's concern is justified, its fairly common knowledge that many "British" lads were fighting against British troops in Afghanistan, but I suppose thats ok with you as well is it?

And there's Muslims in the British Army. Does that balance the books?

 

[Firestorm]

But unless Mo is one of these matted haired , protest about everything brigade its all largely irrelevant to my post and this thread.

BTW Rusty, I don't know if you are just fishing again, but there has been very little, if any, to indicate that the "rebels" in Libya are any more Fundamentalist Muslims than the previous regime,
A lad going back to the place he was born to fight against the man who is the probable reason for him not still living there strikes me as a worthwhile thing and it is a tad unfair to class him as a Jihadist

 

[steveo]

And there's Muslims in the British Army. Does that balance the books?

No books to be balanced MK. British muslims fighting in the British Army is fine. I would question how "British" Muslims fighting against the British army can call themselves British.

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

BTW Rusty, I don't know if you are just fishing again, but there has been very little, if any, to indicate that the "rebels" in Libya are any more Fundamentalist Muslims than the previous regime,
A lad going back to the place he was born to fight against the man who is the probable reason for him not still living there strikes me as a worthwhile thing and it is a tad unfair to class him as a Jihadist

Are you sure about that?

Libyan rebel commander admits his fighters have al-Qaeda links

 

[MK Shrimper]

No books to be balanced MK. British muslims fighting in the British Army is fine. I would question how "British" Muslims fighting against the British army can call themselves British.

You know, you're right.

 

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

Whats it got to do with him? Don't suppose the aforementioned dictator ever did him any harm.

Some people have the ability to stick up for others, if this has nothing to do with him then I guess that is what he is doing.

 

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

Are you sure about that?

Libyan rebel commander admits his fighters have al-Qaeda links

sadly inevitable as al-Qaeda spread themselves around, more reason to support those fighting for democracy though as that will water down the fundamentalists influence.

 

[Firestorm]

Are you sure about that?

Libyan rebel commander admits his fighters have al-Qaeda links

I was , but I hadn't seen that.....

That said, it does indicate that there are people fighting for the Rebels who have fundamentalist links as opposed to the rebels all being fundamentalists, (I am sure there a a number of West ham fans in the British Army but not all British soldiers are West ham fans)

One assumes that the powers that be are not overly concerned as I am sure that arming and supporting an Al Qaeda led rebellion is not what the USA / UK / UN intended.

Although I do harbour reservations about what exactly Libya is letting itself in for, I think that over time they may well end up rueing the decision to rebel and the west may well find their support has come back to haunt them

 

[THE SEVENTIES NORTH BANK]

Can we keep this for Dale Farm. The muslim thing should be moved to another thread.

 

[BILLERICAY BLUE]

Bailiffs have just turned up.

Accompanied by 3 riot vans :smiles:

 

[Another Surrey Shrimper]

Can we keep this for Dale Farm. The muslim thing should be moved to another thread.

Fair point - I think there is a connection though, Rusty has been buying skunk from Dale Farm and that has lead to the paranoia where he sees 'scary ******s' everywhere. Parts of that I have made up.

 

[Rusty Shackleford]

Fair point - I think there is a connection though, Rusty has been buying skunk from Dale Farm and that has lead to the paranoia where he sees 'scary ******s' everywhere. Parts of that I have made up.

I don't buy skunk from pikeys. I buy cocaine from a black man. And I'm not paranoid, you're just naive.

 

[Yorkshire Blue]

Bailiffs have just turned up.

Accompanied by 3 riot vans :smiles:

That's pretty low key.

Maybe it's just living in London, but the other week there were 4 riot vans plus 3 police cars deployed for what appeared to be a road traffic accident. For the EDF (or whatever their name is) march there were 7 riot vans parked up outside my place (but I couldn't see any marchers) and for the actual riots I saw a convoy of 27 riot vans go past my office. Two police vans is now the average patrol outside the actual City of London.

 

[Rudi Luftwaffe]

The three non traveller kids at Crays Hill school must be the hardest kids in the UK.