Heaven help us GNV.
Still this is the land of hot and cold running benefits, where most of the scroungers end up anyway.
They must be laughing their fucking heads off on the continent at the British, and their inability to say no !
The day we opened up our doors to the whole of Europe, was the day when this country lost it's identity.
I drove through London at the weekend from Kidbrook and through the Blackwall tunnel, and then onto the Commercial road and into the city.
It is like India and Pakistan and the Middle East all rolled into one.
Talk about multi cultural, there is a definite shortage of indigenous Brits around those areas. It became even worse once you entered the real East End, like Plastow and East Ham areas.
I think all the indigenous Brits have moved to the sea side, as they certainly do not live in inner cities now. :twisted:
Still all for the long term benefit of Britain I am told.
Still am sure the Welfare state is benefiting greatly by the influx in numbers eh?
It brings a warm glow to ones face. Who am I to argue with the facts.
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Vive la France
Plenty of romanian rubbish here already.
They live in ilford and I drive past them everyday whilst driving my bus, the kids are violent fuckers, beating each other up and shoplifting from the local asian shops, the women are pickpockets, and we have loads of problems on the buses with them.
The men are always arriving/leaveing in cars after handing over packages.
They have taken over a small park on ilford lane and it is full of rubbish.
All on the social and ponceing of us.
They live in ilford and I drive past them everyday whilst driving my bus, the kids are violent fuckers, beating each other up and shoplifting from the local asian shops, the women are pickpockets, and we have loads of problems on the buses with them.
The men are always arriving/leaveing in cars after handing over packages.
They have taken over a small park on ilford lane and it is full of rubbish.
All on the social and ponceing of us.
Perhaps those members who were sympathetic to the Roma saying that France was wrong to expel the thieving little bleeders (you know who you are!) would care to offer them a place in their back garden?
*listens intently*
*the silence is deafening*
Incidentally, a few interesting facts for you from a spokesperson for Èric Besson French Minister of Immigration:
When asked by French Week if France will now stop the illegal expulsion of Roma he replied, "I'm sorry, I'm not sure I understand your question. Expulsions from France are not illegal... and moreover, we don't want to stop them.
People are confused between freedom of movement and settling in another Country. The European Law (Directive 2004/38) states: if you want to stay in another EU country, you must not be considered a charge for that country (this means that you have enough money to stay and live in the new country) and you must not trouble the public order.
Romanians are living in illegal areas in France. Therefore, they make trouble and don't respect the rights of property. Lots of them live in France with the help of the French social services.
In 2009, France expelled 88 Dutch people, 63 Spaniards, 46 Germans and 47 Italians and England expelled 30 French in application of the same law!
*listens intently*
*the silence is deafening*
Incidentally, a few interesting facts for you from a spokesperson for Èric Besson French Minister of Immigration:
When asked by French Week if France will now stop the illegal expulsion of Roma he replied, "I'm sorry, I'm not sure I understand your question. Expulsions from France are not illegal... and moreover, we don't want to stop them.
People are confused between freedom of movement and settling in another Country. The European Law (Directive 2004/38) states: if you want to stay in another EU country, you must not be considered a charge for that country (this means that you have enough money to stay and live in the new country) and you must not trouble the public order.
Romanians are living in illegal areas in France. Therefore, they make trouble and don't respect the rights of property. Lots of them live in France with the help of the French social services.
In 2009, France expelled 88 Dutch people, 63 Spaniards, 46 Germans and 47 Italians and England expelled 30 French in application of the same law!
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People are confused between freedom of movement and settling in another Country. The European Law (Directive 2004/38) states: if you want to stay in another EU country, you must not be considered a charge for that country (this means that you have enough money to stay and live in the new country) and you must not trouble the public order.
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On the first grounds we could expel most of the Royal family.
and on the second we could shift 60% of Premier league footballers. :D
Sex God
Welcome home, welcome
Come on in, and close the door
You've been gone, too long
Welcome, you're home once more
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Come on in, and close the door
You've been gone, too long
Welcome, you're home once more
:thumbup:
Seems France is being taken to task over it's expulsion of the Roman Gypsies, by the European courts.
If I was the French President, I would tell them to fuck off and then pull out of Europe.
No outsiders would dictate to me how to run the country I was President of.
Let us see what the French President is now made of eh?
Big balls or straw.
If I was the French President, I would tell them to fuck off and then pull out of Europe.
No outsiders would dictate to me how to run the country I was President of.
Let us see what the French President is now made of eh?
Big balls or straw.
Hahaha.. he must have something going for him to have married Carla Bruni!
France is always getting fined by the EU for something or other; I'm not sure what the tally is now but any fine will just be added to that with absolutely no prospect of it ever being paid.
Earlier in the year, M. Sarkozy thumped the table and threatened Angela Merkel over the economy about a withdrawal from the Euro in favour of a return to the Franc and she (had to) back down. This would be very popular with the French people some of whom still calculate everything according to the Franc and then convert it to the Euro - after 10 years! Everything is still priced in the Franc.
There is no love lost between Brussels and the Elysée Palace. The Commission is not looked on favourably by the French administration and for France to withdraw (which it could with relative ease) will send shivers down the spines (if they have them) of the EU.
The fall out could be interesting though. Re-introduction of border controls with France from Belgium, Germany, Lux, Switzerland, Italy, Spain.
It won't happen; Sarkozy knows that and the lily-livered Commissioners know that.
France is always getting fined by the EU for something or other; I'm not sure what the tally is now but any fine will just be added to that with absolutely no prospect of it ever being paid.
Earlier in the year, M. Sarkozy thumped the table and threatened Angela Merkel over the economy about a withdrawal from the Euro in favour of a return to the Franc and she (had to) back down. This would be very popular with the French people some of whom still calculate everything according to the Franc and then convert it to the Euro - after 10 years! Everything is still priced in the Franc.
There is no love lost between Brussels and the Elysée Palace. The Commission is not looked on favourably by the French administration and for France to withdraw (which it could with relative ease) will send shivers down the spines (if they have them) of the EU.
The fall out could be interesting though. Re-introduction of border controls with France from Belgium, Germany, Lux, Switzerland, Italy, Spain.
It won't happen; Sarkozy knows that and the lily-livered Commissioners know that.
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I dont know about chuckle, that's insane! The ban wasn't in place at the time and even if it was there's no excuse for violently attacking someone for any reason! Shamefull!
Orgasminator
No it wasn't GBH but it came to blows resulting in minor injury so yes, it was violent.
Can you imagine being attacked in a shop by an enraged woman for what you're wearing? I know there's strong feeling about it but for goodness sakes that's just horrible.
She didn't have to attack her. She chose to attack her. I hope she feels the full consequences of her actions. No excuse for that behavior at all. The last part of my signature seems pretty apt to me!
Can you imagine being attacked in a shop by an enraged woman for what you're wearing? I know there's strong feeling about it but for goodness sakes that's just horrible.
She didn't have to attack her. She chose to attack her. I hope she feels the full consequences of her actions. No excuse for that behavior at all. The last part of my signature seems pretty apt to me!
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Well I found it very funny to be honest. I hope the French courts throw it out.
I would not say it was a violent attack?
Hitting somebody with a base ball bat is a violent attack, not really in that category now is it?
Not a violent attack? Laughing at someone elses's misfortune?
did you see on the news yesterday regarding the guys who stole a ladies' fancy dress hat and then murdered her boyfriend when he tried to get it back?
Still find it funny? Pathetic.
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Quote by vampanya
I dont know about chuckle, that's insane! The ban wasn't in place at the time and even if it was there's no excuse for violently attacking someone for any reason! Shamefull!
:thumbup:
The French may not like the burqua but I'm not too sure how they view losing one's temper in such a way.
Besides, if the attacker is American, the French still have issue with the States for dropping the term "French" from fries
Maybe she'll be peeling spuds in the Bastille for a few days following which, like the Roma, she'll be deported (but without the 300€ bonus!).
Nice cheap way to get Stateside though :lol2:
Besides, if the attacker is American, the French still have issue with the States for dropping the term "French" from fries
Maybe she'll be peeling spuds in the Bastille for a few days following which, like the Roma, she'll be deported (but without the 300€ bonus!).
Nice cheap way to get Stateside though :lol2:
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Quote by kentswingers777
Obviously I have a sense of humour that some do not like.
Oh well...........cannot please all of the people, all of the time I suppose.
That just shows your true character - and it's nothing to do with a sense of humour.
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We will on this occasion Vampas have to not agree.
I await the French courts decisions, as we know the French love a Burka.
Off with her head I say....
I dont think its about a burkha though. The courts desicion will be about what the woman did. Its about a woman who shouldn't have assaulted another for ANY reason.
The burkha issue, we disagreed on (rather civilly i remember) months ago on the Ban the Burhka thread.
And i won - ner ner na ner ner!
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Obviously I have a sense of humour that some do not like.
Oh well...........cannot please all of the people, all of the time I suppose.
That just shows your true character- and it's nothing to do with a sense of humour.
You think so?
From my point of view, people can think what they like to be honest.
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We will on this occasion Vampas have to not agree.
I await the French courts decisions, as we know the French love a Burka.
Off with her head I say....
I dont think its about a burkha though. The courts desicion will be about what the woman did. Its about a woman who shouldn't have assaulted another for ANY reason.
The burkha issue, we disagreed on (rather civilly i remember) months ago on the Ban the Burhka thread.
And i won - ner ner na ner ner!
Did you Vamps?
I will give you that one, as I always found you to be a very sexy little Minx. :lol: :lol:
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def not chuckling here
I don't like seeing people walking down the street in a Chelsea shirt !! But do I go over tell them take it off...and if they don't give them a slap and tear it off !!!
It was simply a racist attack, and she should receive the penalty as due for the attack.
I don't mind the ones wearing a Chelsea shirt, it is the fecking Spurs shirts I hate.
I would bang anyone up who wears one, for ten years and NO remission either. :twisted:
I wonder if the French think the same way as the Germans do?
Many people in the UK will no doubt be nodding their heads in agreement with the Germans.
Has it worked in Britain?
My opinion is that in vast areas no it has not.
For it to succeed people have to integrate, and it is obvious that vast areas do not want to do that.
Many people in the UK will no doubt be nodding their heads in agreement with the Germans.
Has it worked in Britain?
My opinion is that in vast areas no it has not.
For it to succeed people have to integrate, and it is obvious that vast areas do not want to do that.
